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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-31
JO,NT STATEMENT

OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELNO COUNTY 49,.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81.
STATE OF wsvAD&.t.
County Of Elk.
AuDIToR's OFFICE.
jar s, isrl.
To the Honorable Board OF County Commas.
siou"ts OF Elko County. Nevada.
GESTlENgS: wrhcrrwith snbnit, our Quar-
tctiy Report of the Finances of tho County
or the quarter aiding Dec. 81. ISL.
OEo. u.MEiGs.
JAS. CLARK.
Treasurer.
DyQ. ". IiriL- Deputy.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL souRccs.
Bal in Treasury Sept so, gl'S22,5iO Is
Fees col. by officers. 5SS 50
Gen license, Sheriff 1907 %
Gam " " go 90
Ter prop, 81 Assessor 3OG *
Poll. 81, .Asscssor... 3lS %
Eiko spec school 81
Assessor 80. . q
Penal FigCs........ 60 u
Tuition Non-Rcsi-
dents Eiko S Dist So 60
Tax on Net Proceeds
Mines, Assessor. 1881 s.
Pol! tax, 0l. L Rec'r l,Ci4 10
Real L Per prop tax
VI, Tax Rcc'r 1912 81
Elko SpScEooi 9l,by
- Tax Rcc'r...... 9i5 10
County Prop'ty Sold 81 90 ..
Adv drl'qt tax 1891 90
Del. 4 & p FAX 1891 1917 Is
H. rer Ct del'qt 1891 lH2 s.
10 per- CT del Poll o. u CD
Total . ....o;.43G II
Less commissions on
Gam. license S5i 20
Gen. license. .lOi 81
Ter psOp tax . Is 81
FOIL lax ...... 81 50
lrHc2eGs miles So Is
Total So. 265 Is
A"; receipts 81 10 20
Total receipts -. ....liG.7l0 So
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40 the Public.

hrs. y. W. Brnwn Informs tho pub.
iG that the Humboldt House has
teen thoroughly cleaned, r,paircd
and reuovntsd and is non open for
o%unaicrs md lolgcrs. Mcnis served
ut all hours. a share ut public
"dircnngo is solicited. II
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DENTISTRY
Notice Of ! orfciturc.


&c piN AYERS. OR MS MINIS Or As.
! signs l"i arc h'Ttlr nttnGl that {
hn'c orrtndr ! Unr hum!rci huIi.Ia IN ini,p,
''d improvements far tht ;c,r ishs, npni,
'ncl' ~ thc fuilnsing mining cisins, Conper
King No. 2 copper Ring. Alien No. D, 10
! ano -" I, u" Inmo NJ. 2. and Acre, sit.
"h'ed In SSlu"n E',r MinIn. District, THO
c"mhiy Stat" u So,ai'. nj dcs t,brd III Tho
ie'"n's of Ilkn tounty M hvir, nlpnt ono
mile H. a ~wcstnily Girocii, u iraaI a paint Of
10 10. known aS The Blrd's Nest. situated on
SslHtn Ii',f, y 10 county. HIlto Of hrynd..
And II 'iihin ninety days from 10 mat pntil.
'siior 81 III, m'i!c' ~ fat 81 I,fu,c 10 coli
irhnio y"nt Proportion ~ ricI tfrcniiiur,.
og"'h'f With Tho ,0si or sdv,t.hirr A. GO
o"ner. your interest IN 'aId ciarm viii become
The rf'pctt oi u q suiE,r.bor nadu Section
~. 81 The uniIed sts ca M5nrr iawA.
r. HARRY j. ALiRx.
b.ilS'Sr. '!io. :;Jg ala. 1871.
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Points OF paooRta3.

Tn Mexican oTanTc trade with the
United Statce 10 gradually Increasing.
Tifa: price OF Nevada range cattle han
increased ~ per csnt. Ia the past two
ycars-
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US!N y, LOCALS.

Hin.o. vio III and guitar s,rin.Y,
inc iisoitme 1t. at Muil,r's
y ia,Lc stue;i iuf Christians good.
jn / ~,ivei III Rcstnstcck's. Cal!
an | see ITEM.
bfo is ,Lort, therefore, Won c.nno;
MO tc 10 eIny lime 10y having =
Il II, p:'co t:Iai is not III good order
WI u you cGn have the 81 ne c..nn,G.
repaired and regulated hy Sau,
Neuschwandc', at N!e's old stand.
Protect your weak eyes from iit
injurious effect cf sun and snuw rlnr"
10y getting ii pair Of dark glasses It
Muilcr's.
y iino display Of silver ware. fame,
dishes. iInre'. knives. forks. suuon~
etc. nj tho E..T. NJ. Co.'S. Gail aud
Inspect iies" goods. which a.n the
finest IL their lire ever brought t.
Ellio.
Orphan Tom and George Grant
have opened the Elephant Stable
formerly run 10y i. T.: Wore. Tom is
u veteran hosiicr. VIII guarantee saiis.
faction, and feed hOiseS ut reduced
fatts. If
NJ. Reirh;,rt has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or.
der, give him Il call
and see as fine q
line Of samples as
has ever been eX-
bibited in Elko.
lou can get Il suit
Of clothes made to
order from $2l 90
up. Fit Guarar-
teed.
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a Physicians Gin to humanity.

Weak me- restored 20 perfect man
hood hy tho Great Australian remedy.
fr's. Address, Box lgui. San frat.
Z $50. Gil
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Total.
SUMMARY
Total Disbureomcnts.e;H,ss0 o7

BAL in Treusury ...... G.? rHI II
Tho nbCvo amount stands To tho
cr,,tt Uf the tCvcid funds ut por
Iicnturcr'G Dnl. Sheet, dated Jan. /.
l6o|, hCILtv attached.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
Notice of Sale of On Hand Freight of
the Southern California Rail-
way Company.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED FREIGHT,
Il which was turned over to Cook & Langley,
warehOusemen, after remaining in the ware
honse OF the company at,the point to which it
was consigned for the length Of tiue required
by law, will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash at the storage warehouse of Cook & Lang
ley. corner of Alameda and Ducommun streets
at Los Angeles. Cal, between the hours of a.
M n ana ?: %;, gHo commencing on the 2sth day of
Observation-Disclosures lot No. 1, keg nails,
consignee or consignor, Barnett Bros & Co; lot
56, empty iron tanks. H Marteen.
Joliet Lot No. %, cases card board, 13
bundles ditto. seymour, johnson & Co.
Olive-Lot No. 4, ! bundle canvas. Henry
Reese.
Mrs; Newson; lot No 80, 1 OK glass. Mrs. J.
Perris-Lot No. 8, i sack of saddlery, R. orse
San Juan-Lot No 80. ook stove, Mrs. J. E.
san Bernardino-Lot No, 2, / crate board,
barrel paper. ! bdle n paper, :. Bernstein;
ios se osx sS1cs 6ssse l9t No
hardware, Jacks; lot No: 3s,. s MT boxes
= n n steele; lot No IS, piece iron casting, W
inr,o Nofi0la sons; s lot No Ss PACKAGES Of
ages household goods. W W Knglish; LOT No
120, dish-washer, + M lincoln; lot No. 121,
ments, Chas NJ Ansyln; lot No. l19, 2 bundles
teEfs, bundles poles. W Odemar.
pasadenanLot a, h. St No. 8. ! case rough glass, no
~
hurst; lot No. rs, box household goods, w
Parriott; lot No. 1O4. crate marble. Townsend
Baker; lot No LOG, 8 boxes paper boxes, W
T Wright; lot No. l25, l tpx char brackets, J
Claremont-Lot No. 81, bundle tent poles,
I tent, B Fass
Temecula-Lot No. 70, AS pieces lumrer, 3
pieces tent, door, wind 'ws, bundle tent
ing. r oil. zinc, B Duncan.
san Diego-Lot No, 8, box plow irons.
Henry 4 GOode: lot No. "a, 5 crates wood, 3
boxes wood, bdle buckets, J 4 Roberts lot
No. 20, bog dry goods, l r Birch; lot No
No Az l ca1e bottles, Keeer; lot No SO /
case paper, Henry Daegett; lot NO. 73, chest
mechanic tools, Marion Caves; LOT No. 76 1
buggy pole, bundle plow bottoms, plow, 1
sulky plow. bundle plow beams and handles,
Q Butterfeld; lot No. 81, Case show cards,
o We ssm- n; 10. No. w. case printed mat
ter no name; lot No. lz3, trunk of personal
Chicago Lot No. 10, ! box grease samples,
George L Turner; lot No. Ii, box printed
matter, ieo M Hurd.
Azusa- OF No II, piece iron pipe.
San Jacinto-LosN No II, 1 box household,
L Hustis; lot No. "a, 1 piece wood, Little 4
Deter; lot No. 90, bGlc clothing, VIM Heath.
Riverside-Lot No. l8, empty trunk, 20
name; lot No. 10 2 cases vsrnisb, no name;
lot y q. "a, personal effects, q. cells; lot
No 49, wood butchers block. l crate of legs
for same Chas FELTON,; lot No. 80, empty
water barrel. PEDRO Deiansette.
Hesperia--Lot No. 23, ! piece pipe G
Wilson; lot No. 81, stove. G w Albright.
Estondido-lot No 80, box dried fruit, NJ
A Cabilla.
ard
Anaheirn Lot No 70 l box bottlr 8, no name.
Rivera--i-os No. -. A door Gal Door Co.
Il. ci WHlTAHEAD,
Cook & LANGLEY, Auditor.
Wareb0usemen. 12-l6-1lt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
Tiny House Gardens.

Almost anything that grows and has
healthy foliage is attractive in winter.
and those who cannot indulge in several
yards OF glass covered Towering plants
may enjoy the pleasures of sponge gar
den, which can be easily managed by
any plant loving child. A large round
piece of coarse sponge is the first requi-
site, and it should be neatly trimmed of
all jagged ends. Then soak it in warm
water until it is thoroughly expanded,
when it should be squeezed nearly dry
and the openings filled with rice and bar
ley, seeds of red clover, oats, grass, etc
The next thing is to suspend it in q
window that has the sun for some hours
during the day, and it should be thor
oughly sprinkled with lukewarm water
every morning. In a week or SO tiny
green shoots will appear, and these, if
the sponge is kept moist, will grow as if
by magic into velvety ball of living
green. In due time the clover blossoms
will appear and look far prettier than
when blooming in the field.
Tiny ferns and partridge vine are
lovely growing in this way, as the
sponge supplies the constant moisture
in which they delight, and many more
things than one would imagine will take
kindly to the wet sponge. -Harper's
Young People.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
Ruskin's Printed works,

John Ruskin is one of the few authors Of
the world able to determine with lordly
certainty the way in which their books
shall be printed. 1t appears that he per-
mits no deviation on the part of the printer
from his own rule of punctuation-happy
man-and in the matter of uniformly open
spacing is SO insistent that on several oc-
casionsNwhen the compositors disregarded
his instructions in this respect proofs of an
entire volume have been returned to the
printer in order that whole paragraphs
might be overrun from beginning to end.
1t is observed that Mr.. Ruskin's printed
page is ''as nearly as an oblong square can
be made so modelled on the proportions
which artists have assigned to the finest
types OF the human oounteuance," and
tnat the authors reason for placing ms
printed page $50 much out of the centern
is his desire to give students Of his.V works
ample margin for manuscript notes. Yam,
kee blade.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
A Clever Dog That Carries Letters.


A little postofice near Winners en-
joys the unique distinction of being the
only office in the country wherein dog
officiates as assistant postmaster. Post
master Musselman's canine assistant is
little st. Charles spaniel called Beauty,
upon whom has devolved for five years
the task of bringing from Winners sta
ton, a half milo distant, the bundle of
morning papers from Philadelphia. Two
bundles, a large and small one, are
thrown off at the station. Regularly
every morning Beauty trots over the
fields to the station and patiently awaits
the arrival of the train. When the two
bundles are thrown off Beauty seizes
the smaller one in her mouth and trots
directly home.
She never makes a mistake, always
taking the small bundle; neither does
she loiter along by the roadside, but
covers the distance between Winners
and the crossroads postoffice at speed
that would almost do credit to Nancy
Hanks herself. Beauty has been assist
ant postmaster almost since her birth and
could hardly be Observation-Disclosures
Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
Brazilian Children Gather Oranges.


The children of Caera, Brazil, where
oranges grow most plentifully, are the
ones who have been selected as the har-
.yesters of the great crop of fruit which
goes northward. Their hands are small
and soft, and they handle the oranges
without bruising them.
These little Brazilian children climb
the orange trees and throw down the
fruit to other children who stand below.
Another corps of children wraps the
fruit in papers, and still another army of
little ones packs all into crates and bags
to come northward.
So, as you hold one of the juicy, yell
low fall oranges in your hand, you can
fancy that dear little dark skinned Bra
Eilians have picked the fruit and wrapped
it and packed it for your use. Chicago
Post n
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
SONG.

Golden face that human sorrow
May not touch nor make less fair
Luster from you let me borrow
Sunbeams that shall Danish care.
All the grief Of all my years
In your presence disappears.
Dear, delightful. dark blue eyesi
Life seemed like an autumn day,
Hope was as flame that dies,
Till you shone across my way;
But when your great glory broke
Ger my life this love awoke.
Love of you now conquers grief;
Love Of you makes life gain.
As a fading woodland leaf
Shines in sunlight after rain,
So the realm of my distress
Wears q new and radiant dress,
All, but shall keep the boon? -
Will you always he to me
Stars Of morning, suns Of noon.
Lamps to bid the darkness flee?
Dearest eyes, know your light
VIII content me till the night.
London Academy
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
A Plea for Sugar.

Little Bessy had been given some
sugar to stop her hiccoughs. Afier a
little she went to her mother and said:
"Please give me a lot more sugar.
keep hicking up just the same when |
have only q e."-Eycharge
money spent IN War.
II costs ~ 900 to kill man. From
the Crimean war down to that of 1901
the civilized nations of Europe and
America spent in destroying one another
$2l, 900, ,000,00 The wars of the last
100 years have cost $140. 1000, 100000,
without counting the sorrow, tue loss OF
men and other results. --Cinsinuati In
ouirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
win Love Her the Better.

Doctor Mamma knows what to do
When girls and dollies are troubled.
With needle and thread and a bottle Of glue
My Dolly's strength she has doubled,
But she never can make her new and bright;
I'm almost ashamed to show her. $40
II Santa Claus could see her tonight
don't suppose he would know her.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Shadow Pictures.

Now that the long winter evenings are
here the amusement Of the children is a
serious consideration. Here are some
new shadow pictures that it might be
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

Mamma has said If learn to be
A careful, kind little mother,
he surely will notice the change in me,
And maybe he'll bring me another.
But, dear little Dolly, you need not care
Nor be Jealous one bit If get her,
For, though you may never be quite SO fatr
I'll only love you the better.
-Eudora S. Bumstead in St. Nicholas.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
Notice of Sale Of On Hand Baggage
and Freight of the Southern
California Railway Company.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED BAGGAGE,
l. which has remained in the warehouse
it @ was consigned for ' the RDsH' length Sd Of
time required by law, will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash, at the storage
warehouse of Cook d Langley, corner Alameda
and Iucommuu street. at Los Angeles, Cal,
between the hours of a. m. and D. M COM
mencng on the 28th day of December, 1892:
LIST OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
Initial Of check, & it; check No. 61O;
gust q, 1e9l description, hdle blkts; c G L.
1855, Los Angeles July l, 1891, bale g blkts;
G . L, 50, san Bernardino, July 10, 1891, bdle
ary IS, 1891, bdle bkts; L, 1911 San
Diego. November Is, 1891, bdIe com forters: C
9 L, 228, Los. Angeles, November II, 1891.
les February IS, 1851, bdle comfoiteIs s c1sf q L.
1176, Los Angeles, November 27 1891, bdle
eom9rteJs cor ,5o @ 6 l. 2o97, les Angeles Decem
Angeles, August 8, 1891. sack clol hing; None,
nil, Los Angeles. August 189 |, sstchel; c 9
I, 1850, Los Angeles, August B 1891, sack
Angeles. october II, 1851, bdie comforteIs; s; 5;
CL. 2235, Los Angeles, blk can valise; c L,
claim chk, 4OS, Oceanside, blk leather vail Sc;
none, NIL Los Angeles, blk leather valise; none,
NIL Los Angeles, russet leather valite;. none,
MI, MI Los angeles, can yalise; none, nil, Los An
side, blk leather vslise; none. nil, os Angeles,
blk leather valise; C L. 1851, Los Angeles,
chest OF tools: none, nil, Los Angeles, steamer
trunk; l.. 2ll6, Los Ang les. can cov'd
trunk; none, nil, Los Angeles, box clothing;
none. MI. cclton, blk Ieathe, yaiisee::
get valise; G L. 2127. Los Angeles, November
g. 1892, bdle g blankets; q C l., SAT, Barstow,
bdle blkts; 8 Co D, 452, San DIEGO, May 16,
1892, bdie blue blkts; L, 1925, Los Ange.
les, May ] 4, 1892, sailor sack; L, 1885, Los
Angeles. March 15, 1892, russell valise; G C L.
229l, San Diego, May 49, 1892, bdle bedding;
none. nil, Los Angeles, July Is, 1892. zinc
bdle bedding; G c L, 1912, Los Angeles. Aug
ust ~, 1892 bdle bedding; c s and q L,
A2l62, Los angeles September 80 1892, box
bedding; c 1918, Los Angeles, bdle blkts;
Q L, 1893, Los Angeles, bdle clothing; G s l.,
975, Los Angeles, tool chest; G c l., 1878, Los
Angeles, bdle blkts; @ q l.. 1924, Los angeles,
bdle bikts: G L, 1925, Los Angelo ,bdle blkts;
iIaa, Los Angeles, ustet leather trunk;
1lS6, Los Angeles, bdl blkts; G L 1912,
Los Angeles, bdl blkts. Q 2492. { os Ange.
les, bdl blkts; none, nil, Los Angeles, bdl
blkts; none, nil, os Angeles, bdl blkts; none,
nil, Los Angeles, bdl blkts; S RE- 7O2, Los
Angeles, bdl blkts; nil, nil, Los Angeles, box
clothing: nil, nil, Los Angeles, russell valise;
NIL, n1i Los Angeles, telescope basket; nil, nil,
Los Angeles, Iusset va!ise; nil nil, Los Ange-
les bdl blkts; nil, nil, Los Angeles, russet trunk
les, Dox clothing (found on train); ii, nil, Los
Angeles, box clothing found on train); nil,
nil. Los Angeles, 8 bdles umbrellas (12 in biI):
NIL nil, Los Angeles, box cloi hing found on
traiI); nil, nil, Los Angeles, sack cooking
utensils; nil, nil, Los Angeles, russet valise.
8. B. HYNEs,
General Passenger Agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
RedOndO RAILWAY.

Redondo Railway.
Winter Time Gard No. 8.
In Effect s a. M, October 8, 1882.
Los Angeles Depot, Corner Grand Ave. ara
Jefferson ct.
Take Grand ave. Ceble or Main st. and Aeri-
ultrral Park horse cars.
II aims Leave Trains Leave
Los Angeles RedoudO
Tor Redondo. for Los Angeles.
500 o. m daily 7:2O g. m daiiV
< 500 a, IN. daily 9:1O g. m, daiIy
1885 p. m. daily IL 100 a. m. daily
500 p. m. daily 4:45 o. m daily
Running tame between Los inrsfss and Re-
dondo Beach so min9Ses
CITY Ticket once at a.. b. Greenwald's cigar
store, cor. First and spring streets
GEO. J. AINSWoRTH, in. SUTTON.
President. Supt-
r. a. THOMPSON, Vice President
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
8. B. HYNES,
General Passenger Agent.

THE FOLT OWING DESCRIBED FREIGHT,
L which has remained in the ware house of
the com pany at the point to which it was CON
sig he'd for the length of time required by law,
wilt be sold to the highest bidder for cash, at
the storage warehouse OF Cook & Langley, cor
FER Alameda and Ducommun streets, at Les
8 p. m commencing on the 2eth day Of De-
cayp her. 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FRRIGHT.

Netdlts, box valisa personal effects; Arroyo
Grande, / chest empty. Hastbrook, Summit
glass lamps, G. & NJ; Los Angeles, 1 bdI ~
fruit poles, E. K. Alexander; Manhattan sta.,
center table, X. Gonzales No marks, or ir-
regularly marked-2 bdls barb wire, pieces
sewer pipe, 3 zinc doors, 1 tool chest. box fix
lures, 1 soldering not, bale mattress III. c.
W., box personal effects, pc iron, pes cul-
l bdl (3). weights wired. box hh
goods, bdl galvanized wire, hoe,
l box iron fixtures, 1 heater, 2 pieces, 1 rack
sheet-iron troughs. % earth grease traps.
Joints well pipe steel, splint clothes basket
bdl goods sacks gold ore, r Del valle;
Co; empty Oil tank, 8 pieces churn stand, G
c & Holton, KS kitchen table, gasoline
stove, steel sink, Q sacks SO TBS dairy salt.
clothes wIinger, box pampas plumes, 1 box
bells, lk) Kansas City; l empty oil tank, A w
V"F;" box shoes, Patrick Bros.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
- COMPANY. (Santa Fe Route.)
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, NOV. 81, 1892
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

q
When we woke in the gray Of the
third morning we found young Hay
ward, the steward, sitting among us,
quite dead, as we had left him sitting
alive last night, and Trower was dead
that evening, and Ellis and Warner were
raving. And now the blessing of sleep
and forgetfulness went from us one by
one, and all through the dreadful hours
of darkness we sat and listened to the
rattle of each others parched throats
and the mutterings of their delirium.
Some time that night remember Elsie.
the yellow haired delight of the crew,
had begged to be taken outside, and her
mother and some of us crawled with
her to where the sinking wind might
blow on her flushed face in the darkness.
She lay still minute, then on sud-
den started up and listened and cried in
a wild, hysterical way, "Bells-bells,
mother!--ligten to them ringing!" then
spun round on her poor little feet and
dropped back into those ready arms that
were Waiting to receive her, and as the
eyelids closed for the last time over those
young eyes and the last tremor shook
those small limbs that were never to
tremble again, she whispered, "Oh, ]
am SO glad-bells, dearest nanny
bells-and people-you will have food
tomorrow - and drink - so glad - so
gladv' and as the mother stifed the
sweet rawlings of her dying babe with
hot, fearless kisses neither she nor any
one OF us guessed that Elsie was right
Elsie had indeed heard bells. and food
and succor were coming with the morn
ing.
The long hours of the night passed
somehow; the wind fell away until a
heavy calm settled down in its place, and
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

TaKe Santa M0nlca Trains from San Fernando
street, Naud's Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, Jefferson street winthrop sta
tom, Grand avenue, or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street. Naud's
Junction, Can Fernando street
For east: Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud's Junction San Fernando street.
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made, and general Information given upon ap.
plication to J. N. CnAWLKY, Asst, @. Pas. ACT,
Nc. Ia 8. Spring st., cor. Second. CHARLES
6HYLKR, Agent at Depots.
Sundays only.
ASundays excepted.
RIOH'D GEAY, Gen. Tranio MeY.
T. II. GOODMAN.
Gen'l PASSENGER Ant.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-18

CATALINA ISLAND.
The fast and elegant steamers of the Whining
ton Transportation Company make close con-
nection at San Pedro with Southern Pacific
Com pany trains that run alongside them at the
dock. Excellent hotel accommod ations on the
island. Round trip, $2.75. Tickets good Sat
urday to Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-22

right track by a policeman who was go
ing the other way. We arrived about
o'clock in a great hurry. for the fight
was announced 20 begin at that hour.
But at 20 o'clock 1t had not opened At
Il o'clock the master of ceremonies an
nounced that IN half an hour the men
would take their places But they
didn't: It was midnight when the men
stepped into the ring. and the Coumu1l-
paw Terror began a new day well by
partially closing the left ere Of the Ho-
bObsa Hurricane | then bet SO Of nv
young friends money On the Terror
and he never had q chance afnerwaFd-
They fought eiChtv-seven rounds. the
last seventy of which were consumed
in waiting for each other 20 quit Fl
nallv the Terror. unable 20 bear the
burden Of my backing, fell down and
out. The day was breaking and we
were already broke as We toCs our way
honevard Samuel was silent and evi-
IDENTIFY thoughtful At length his men
tai struggle found vent IN words
~Eowdy, said be, II 4 sad. low voice.
as this what you New Workers can
good tIne2'' Howard FIELDING.