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ny him losing then u. gsMs Ia,s.M "a. crdst g.
abusing Umpire Mcouaid The score;

L.n.a ff,s sa,s e. s s1rsIn.
NATL 8 first base on bails-wssh (1). Holiday.
struck out-Dopovan. Mack. Latham. Rhines. Holiday.
vaughn. satrinee hi,s.Donoran Bisrs,nsr r Terry.
BIsfb.usr and Bsctiey; Vaughn and csmittsy. TN.
pire-hoQuaid. 1ms-1ibo
eLsvHlAxp. II: CHICAGO. D.
CHICAGO, Aur. II. - Gumbsrts wildness gave the
Clevelands an sasK vtetory to day. The eeore.
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tEn ihse by srrors-'Br,oslyn 2; New York l. Left
Sn n"Sts, HIo2s.yn. o; -" YORK s. frr base on
81 StTs srmsEr G,g-gy iladRoei' q BY K.nnsds.
t.erse. fsGrl~n .d,oc, snr Gs-gJJT Eon,I:.
h?n". r,.:H 49, psy, 2 hr'.n. Z. DALEY Marry
leg" tn'irs-bsrn's, Tnns-5:W, Attendance
rnhAprruA. 2; rosros. T.
rsL.rrrelA. ar ll-rh. B.,r.,,.x. dx..
Ah",het rams - ~. Philadelphia 10 dAy ana nonp -
ne trs A''sh""He~, $50,
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weights for tn. Railway H.nd,e.,,
Secretary Fl. G. Crickmore announces the
following weights for tho Railway Handicap
Tor oil ages, at milo, to be run To- morrow.


1V@u"y = hNcts II tnd Heach.
The Brighton Beach Racing Association an.
nounces the following well-fllled card Of six
races:
FIRST Race-Purse $500 OF which $7b to second and
Ave fuKlnnRa ~ .N.''ee,
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Standing OF contestants:

Clarence Tloba|. Won s. losiI; Edward T. Hall won
,o o .do o: i o, M3'Sp EF..s
Jr. won lost 4: r. Chase. won o. lost q: sesrs,
ven 0. loIl
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Tennis at Eahnnt.

EAHAs. Aug. 1l-Play was continued to-day IN the
Hahant tennis tournament, and resulted in severs
close and exciting matches. and in at least great
surprise The unexpected Was tho detent OF Clarence
Hobart Of New York. the wsll.knowu expert by NAL
colin Chase Of Providence the boy champion 81 the
Interscholasne Association. Hobart at the lead
Of tho eight contestants in tho tournament hut his
defeat pits him upon terms with p. L. Hail.
Malcolm Chase. and r. II, Hovey who all met
with one defeat each. Honarrs defeat of to-day
only be accounted for upon the superstition tina, he
vas overconhden, and that he oreres,irnsted his
Gently acquired skill a, the net game Asnn,, ncc,
rate base line placer as his antagonist. But the bril-
liant young Providence expert WAS certainly playing
hs gene o. his NJ and y he can eoutinue 10 par
Summary. third days play;
Malcolm Chase. Providehes. beat T. Chase Chicago
Sari, c.hteras ~: j. q il?r.S,, ho.ir. PIX
Ssw York. beat Philips. sears Ro.,on ID, 81: r, H.,
Aoysy beat G, ? Hubbard, s-s. ga; r. l.. Hail beat
once Hobart, o. -, ga o'A'
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Mnrtin---StOno.

Another twain has been nado one.
Another craft has boon launched on
tho matrimonial sen. Two more
heartP, pierced with arrows from,
uupid's qnircr, weto uniiol nj tho
parlurs Of the Gem Hotel lnst even
ing. Tho ccromony that mndc the
two hcnrn II u performed by
Justice Of tho Peace Henley Ia tho
prcscuco OF n few invited guests.
Walter y. Martin, tho gronm, Ia n
prosperous young fmnchcr In tho
Bruncau bns,n, and second eldest son
Of Hugh Martin, Of Island Mountain.
TnJ b.idr, Miss Stunr. Is ono OF
EIko %cuuniy's faircst drughcrs. gentle
nud lovely
Tho yonng people havo thu bcst
wishes OF n host Of friends for their
future prosperity and happiness. rho
INDEPENDENT Joins in tho rongratula.
tons md hopes that the choicest
blessings OF lie, love md content.
mont, may dwoll with them forever.
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CASSIDY Fund.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
depot iIo,el--ciark 8 Green Pro.
prietorA.

Bert Wines. Vim Perkins, A
Robertson, J II HAYWARD, Mrs Streat-
err, Z Whitcombe, Thos Gu, ill. Chas
Rebonle, Abort Reboule, Lamoille;
Floyd Potter, Livermore. Cal; THIS
German, Frank Sermons. Sacramcutu;
al Fisher, Wells; William Marx, A e
Zaluloch, ; f.
Robt Mccullough. Marhis; F A
Connolly, Faye,te, o: Mrs Todd, A
Cowan, ] W Powell, 'Cuscarosa; j B
Scott. F ouderkirk, Mrs Ed Carville,
Mrs Il McCoole, Mound; WIN Smiley,
Johnnie Smiley, Deeth: Chas Samuels
Denver; Jos L Graham, sacramento;
John r Loasley, G E Van Horn, P J
Miller, S +; Miss Ada NJ Weld, San
Jose; II Bello. Hnlleck; CA Bross-
omer, Bullion; rhos Cahill. Lomoille
L Har cs.y, NJ Badt. NJ Reynolds,
Wells; John Berry, PJ Coffey, Paul
Schillerstrom, Sonth Fork; TT Smith,
Oakland; Geo RWiisos, S F.; JtHorn /,
Eureka; Tt.os Griffin, Carlin; Lea
Wines. Ruby Valley; Ernest Bloom.
Hall1ck.
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Important 10 Exhibitors ut Nevada
Stato Fair.
GENERAL OsFics.l
S>S FRAScISCD,
Angus; ID, l"JL.l

NHSERAI. OFFiCS.
SAN F~RAScISCo.
Angus; 10, POL
To Agents and others Interested:
Shipments for exhibition at the No
vada State Fair should Ue wny.billed
to Reno ut regular rates, consigned to
the exhibitor, aud charges collected
on delivery.
CoEsiguees or exhibitors must sur
render 10 this company's ngent, when
returning shipment, tho expense bill
showing charges To the fair, accom-
panied with certificate Of the secre.
,ary OF tire association. the latter set
ting forth that property has been IN
exhibition and not changed hands
when consignment will bs. forwarded
to original shipping point FREQ OF
charge Agent must note on way
bill reference 10 original billing, also
Onward eSp'nse.bill and secretary's
certificate taken up"
Reno agent will refund all charges
for transportation to- tho fair 10y +. ID
attaching thereto original expense.
bill, secretary g certificate aud receipt
oi cOnsiEncr or exhibitor Tn Form T..
u, AMI forward all 10 freight auditor
with daily report in the usual manner.
Cousignecs tor exhibitors who have
paid charges 10 the far on articles
that ut itS close are found to be WORTH
LEGS BY reason OF their pcrIshab!e na-
turc. on surrender OF rxpurse-bill,
accompanied by certificate uG the
Secretary Of the association, the latter
setting forth That property has been
ON exhibition and not changed hands,
and is unfit for return transportation,
will Receive from this company agent
the amoun pad for transportation OF
the property 10 tho fair.
Reno agent will refund all charges
for transportation to the fair 10y f.. l3,
in tho manner ns noted above for
shipments returning.
Nora Above applies only on ship.
mcnts originating in nevada.
Agents will explain Ia shippers OF
horses and other livcstock the ncces
SHY OF making coIsignments to them
selves; and when the man in charge
is not tho exhibitor, shipment should
he consigned 20 the owner, in caro- OF
The party in charge, so that delivery,
when necessary can be made to him.
q. Il. SMunR.
General Freight Agent.
g. J. WILDER.
Freight Auditor,
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lFKoM TUESDAYS DAILr.l
sjALMAGCNDI.

Judge Fitzgerald arrived from Eu,
reka last evening and left for the
west ON No. 4 to-day.
Geo. II. Mc1u,ire, tho express agent,
has been appointed agent Of tho Tus.
carora stage company.
II. j. X 9TH leaves for Chicago to,
morrow, With 4 train load Of horses
shipped from HSlle"k by Reed and
Spaulding.
BY referenco to another column il
will DO ~ that the ropula.iou OF
Ruby VALID, is on tho increase. Mr.
Bortsch writes that tho boy is IL llIs
FOUNDER, aud that mother md bnbo
arc duing we'll.
The Rev. james Butler, n Catholic
priest OF Ogden, Utah, havin. visited
all The county stations IN the valleys
OF Starr, LImoille, Mound Valley and
Skeitun, where his services were fully
appreciated aud his lectures attended
by nil denominations, to-day passed
on TO tho northwestern points OF his
district, Battle Mountain, BauN \
and PLlisade, intending to- oiliuiu,e
ID public hall, Ca:hn, next Sunday
Tor Carlin aud rsishoorin. places.
The three weeks following hu locates
IN tho hoE:e ant Catholic church
Iuscarora, Ia attend TO the Catholic
congregation there.
White Pine Neus:.-Our young
friend, Lieut.. q orSc L S,ock.n. Of
whom we had lost track for a year or
noHe, writes LIS from Fort Caster,
Alontans, and encluscs "a So postal
rote to the CASSIDY fund. Lieutenant
Si"cklc says he was greatly gr.cvel
To learn Ot the death of his former
pltron aud friend, 10 whom he owes
II debt OF graft udc. Speak ny OF his
present location, he says: Tho post
is about Ii miles north of Clusters
historic battlefield, ard at tic june.
ton Of tho LATHE and Big Horn
rivers, in IA cOuhtry that bristics with
places aud numes noted in Indian
wars. II is very quit though now.
No such hard service as III at We had
in Arizona"
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Whittier.
e. j. WILDER.
reiHht Auditor.

The dispatches confirm tho not I'M
expected intelligence of tho death OF
one Of the most gifted ~ Anrrica's
ports. Tho gentle spirit OF Jamps
Grecn!enf Whittier passed calmly and
peacefully nrny this morning. II
took It's flight just rs tho rising sun
was tinginp with its golden rnys
tho crcsts Of tn" hills amidst which
tho QuaIscr poet frat paw tho light CT
day, where ho passed tho most OF HE
lie, and from which hc dcpnrted for
hiR celestial hnme beyond the skies.
His works, both prose and verse. we're
among the best known and most pop
ular ot all American authors. His
writings wero noted for tho purity
OF thought by which they were in.
spircd, MS well os the exquisite mar.
tn0ny OF their motrical composition.
Hie life in its purity and simplicity
was n poem la itself, and IL no had
mover written a line. his daily utter.
ancas would have furnished themes
'of volumes OF exquisite vcrso,-lR Reno
Gazette.
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tFRox WEDNESDAYS DAILr.l
SALAAG UNDI.

First grade certificates hnve been
Issued to all tho young ladies' who
applied for ,honi at tho las, cxaninu.
tion.
Tho Commissioners and County
Ciork Henderson went tn C,rlin es-
ierday to mako the necessary ar
rangoments for building a now Jail
there.
What is the differences between edi-
torinl urd matrimonial experience?
In tbo former the devil cries for COPY:
in the latter the copy cries like the
devil, sa,s the AdsertiscTs' Gazette.
John N. Dorsey, OF Fort EIallcck.
returned from Carson last night and
went out TO bis ranch to-day He
reports considerable political talk in
the western part q, TIC State.
Charley Holland left on No. l this
morning Tor mo Pecos Valley countr :,
New Mcxico, whore he intends To To-
CAFE permanently. lie leavts II host
of friends here who will be pleased to
hear Of his prosperity wherever his
lines may be cast.
Geo. Porter, OF Dseth, has the
thanks Of the ISDEPgSosSr force for
a box OF nice apples, grown in Star
Valley. They are iino looking and Of
excellent flavor nnl provo conclusive
ly that apples can DO successfully
raised in the valleys of Eiko county.
Harry Wines. son Of Dick Wines, of
PieisInt Valley. VAS considerably
bruised, yesterday, about tho hoad
and face. by the horse he vas riding
falling upon him. Dr.. Henderson
who ~aS sLmr oaet last night to mt.
tend him, reports his injuries painful
but not serious.
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Tho PnMri. of Pan.

In tho issue Of tho San Francisco
Chronicle continuing President Har.
Bison's letter of acceptance, that pa.
per in discussing tho silver question
forgcts the attitude OF its candidate
and speaks truth in ,hese words:
"Discovcrics OF silver orc continue
To be made in Colorado, but tho in.
san policy OF tho American people IL
fast rendering all such deposits vlauo.
less. IL must bo remarkably rich oto
worth milling IN these days., and
II n hnlt IL not called soon all tho big
silver mines in tho country will 10
compelled 10 shut down. !jomo
hitherto important properties nro no
longer worked and tho managers OF
Others will soon have 10 follow suit"
And yet tho CLrpHicic. Iiks the
"Gold.i,ug Combine" in Nevada will
shout Tor the rnriy nomincec even
though every mining camp in tho
country becomes n bowling wilder.
nees. 0nicial pap has wonderful
powerl
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LOCALS.

Tho best rnzors made, and complete
shaving outfits. at Muller's.
Banjo. violin and guitar strlngs, o
tine assortment, ut MuIler's.
Headquarters for all kinds Of tish
ing poles and fishing tackle sat
Mulle'' =
Go to Ben Craighead's for water
melons, pigs feet aud olives, fresh
from tho ke2.
Protect your weak yes from the
Injurious effect of sun und snow glass
by getting u pair of dark glasses at
Muiler's.
Charles Grcgson, n practical watch.
maker, arrived from San Francisco,
and has taken charge OF the Gem
iowolry store. =
People wishing dental work should
call before the 18th, az DR.. Moore will
lcaro ON n visit to Reno about that
tino to be COMO u month.
a hn' display Of silver ware, fGE cy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at tho E.-T. NJ. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are tho
finest i'll their liuo cvor brought to
Eiku. -.
Mre. Lang has reopened tho Hum
boldt Lodging House. Tho rooms
have all been renovated aud fur
dished with good beds. Give hor u
call when you como to town.
DR.. j. j. Lcek, Superintendent OF
Leek Post Graduate Dental College
has located at No. l Fifth Street. San
francisco. hiy formor patrons Il
Elko aud viciuity, when in tho CITY,
will find ne at tao above location
ready to do work In IN artistic
manner.
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The camping pnrty composed OF
Mr.. and Mrn. John Mcintosh und
family, Mrs. Koyscr and Jessie, Miss
Ruth Russell and Geo. I,cckhart re-.
turned from tho northern part Of tho
county Saturday afternoon. They
camc home laden with game and
enthusiastic over tho green graes and
shady groves Of tho northern pnrt Of
tho county, which they claim cannot
DO cqualod in tho county rs a camp.
ing resort for those who wish TO leave
all care behind and hnve n genuine
good time once Il year.
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THE WEEKLY IEDEtENDENr.

Yesterday, Sing, the China porter
Ct tIo Depot hotel killed n muskrat
l. tha hac!s yard Of the hotal. -rh
J. w. Urton, 4. V. Lencaster, +. f.
Gerald aud Fred Wilson will arrive
- tho ruecnrora stRge this evening
Rod the call Of the Humboldt Gil
~ League for n State convection to
iur:rrct the Silver Electors To vote
Pc Weaver and Field.
The members %. tho Democratic
CeGtral CImnittce should remember
to meeting ut Russell & Bradiey's
O:irn this evuuins. Let there DO IL
good turnout.
j. Woodruff. OF Walls, Announces
III Gselt in tho Free Press as u candi.
I'll" for long term G ,mnissionsr sub.
go; 10 tho decision Of tho Republican
LIIBty Convention.
.Ir. w. r. Smith resolved u dis
~ rh. this morning from ]. Lamb,
, smaT, Idaho, stating that A. B.
"il..rr, a former prominent resident
o! this comfy, died 1t that place
yesterday.
Tao Free Pas this morning mildly
~ :orG"" too nclion of the Harrison
K -o'i"Hns in no.ninating pr,f,den.
~ r''rtors NJ Reno, but failed to
;.N III" people whc,h,r il wilI sup
pH:. 'il"m or MT. Get oil the fence,
~ that Wa can have some fun with
Ntm
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-11
lFRon TuuRsDAr's DA,Lr.I
SALMAGUNDI.

A dead duaer-John L. Sullivan.
w. S. Beard, OF Eureka, lie in town
to-day.
John G whitticr. tho Quaker poet,
is said To bs dying.
The Democratic primaries will DO
held on the 18th OF September, in.
stead Of on thN 9Th, as stated in
"Couaty Politics" yesterday.
Tho light at Now Otleans last night
bHt"eon Sullivan and Corrett proved
II walkover fer the California 10Y.
Tho big hSuiser was knocked out in
the 2lst round.
Phil Triplett md Erskine Mayor re-
turned from their camping trip this
afternoon. They brought back lots
NJ game and fish md look rs il they
enjoyed the trip.
Hugh Martin and vile came down
from Iitnd M,rn,niu yos,srIiy. Mr.
Martin says tho people in his neigh
borlIood are solid for the free coinage
OF silver and enthusiastic in thel.
support OF Weaver and Fold.
The call OF Goo. S. Nixon, Chair.
man OF the State Central Committee
OF the Silver Party, for IL State Con.
ventIon To DO held mt Winnemucca
on the 18th. viii! be found in another
column The Silver Lsugues at Elko
county should take immo1iate steps
to be- represented in the Convention.
rhe show Mt Freeman Hall last
night did not draw very largo all
dience. Those who were present wero
vel ploasad and pronounced it tho
best OF the kini they ever saw. Zim.
lpch performed n number 81 nex
tricks that captured his audience. II
you want Ia spend n pleasant evening
go TO tho hall tonight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-11
tFRoM MONDAYS DAlLr.l
0ALMAGUNDl

u. s. Marshal Moore was a rassen.
ger for Ogden on No. l this morning.
T. n. Stone went to Tusc,rora
yesterday TO open school to day.
Miss Ellie Truett md Bliss Carrie
Stevens wont out to Mound Valley
yesterday to resume their work in tho
schoolroom.
Sentinel:-G Dramatically Whitelaw
Reid is in tho plnpcr,ect tense, the
sign OF which in tho English passive
is"iIad BEEN" in the Latin ~uctive,
Ram" "Ras, ""Rat"
rhs Democratic Sinte Central Com
mittee will meet ut Carson on We'd.
pesday, Sept. Ii. at ] O'clock p. NJ, to
completes the buslness left over from
the Winuemucca Convention.
Miss Nellie Ainiey writes to her
parents from Sycamore, Illinois, that
she is we'll and getting along nicely
with her school work. Her many
friends here viii DO pleased to hear
Of her cce
Commencing Sept. II and continu-
ing to Sept. 2ith, the Southern Pacific
Co. will sell round trip tickets from
Elko to Reno On account OF the State
FAIR for S20.95, TO 10 void atter Mon
day, Sept. 20. 1892.
The Journal says:-A lotter re-
ce'vcd by II. fl. Beck from Lovelock
says that souno wheat fields in that
vicinity are turning out IS sack, II
wheat 10 thcrc;s. The sacks average
two ana IL h .If bushels each.
The IsDErE ~ acknowledges
tho receipt OF IN ~iI:itatlnn to be
present at the nTa a., Of Ellen Ado.
liza Plat, n Ansnu.l, Conn, to Row.
W. II. 7 iloughton, OF E!lr,, N-v, AT
Christ Clutch, An,onia, Il tG:3O o'clock
+. 81. Of "Wednesday, Sept. l4,h.
The first number OF the Nevada
Ncr Era, published at Lovnlork by
Frank Francis, formerly Of tho Cen.
trail NerIdln, has reached our desk
II is a bright nswsy sheet. and de-
serves tho liberal patronage Of the
people whose Interests il advocates.
Saturday afternoon Constable 1rip-
lett caught tramp selling whiskcy
n Indians and arrested him. The
fellow gave his namc rs Richard
Williams and CLAIM eel th.t the Indian
took the whIsKey frou him by forcn
OMcer TrIp!ett watched the whole
performance. ana considering HIS story
worry thin marched tho tramp 10 the
jail where he now languishcs await
ng the action Of the u. S. authorities,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-11
The Seven Ages OF Women.

First, the infant wrapped in $500
worth Of rcnl lace aud Keeping four
nurses busy Ia maintain order.
Then tho scinal girl with = rev
dress every two weets.
Then tho maid. weighing her l1v-
er's purse TO tost tho value of his
heart.
Ehen tho mntrou, Keeping her hus.
bands nose upon tho griHdstohu 10
pay for cxtraragnnces.
Then tho equal Suffrage hustler,
with mustachc on lip and dcop bass
voice.
rGcn the %cbapcron. gidAy in old
ago, seeking to make tho world be.
love her young.
Thcn tho confcsscdly old womun,
despiscd by her kind, sans teeth,
sans hair. suns cvorything.--lEr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-11

Iho uarriaon wing OF the Republi.
caH Stito Convention placed Hon.
rgnrc.s G. Newiands in nomination
'9r Congress and sent n committee
'~HNposod ~ A. g. Cleveland, T.. W.
-"i'in. AMI r. l.. Fulton to wait up.
on tho gentleman and bring him DO.
t'Fb the convention to cudarse i,s
platform. Mr.. Nowlands was found
icT tho lap7c Of novoral hours, but
I"stndd CT appearing In pcreou sent
sac following letter:
H;asrs. Coffin, Cleveland and Fiji.
'9" ~GEHrLENES: In reply TO your
.SAWlpnnicatior informing mo that I
.Iare boon pat In nomination for
member OF Congress before q convon.
i"D ctmposod Of n minority OF tho
H~DIcGatcs cloctod TO tho State Re.
g'jl'licon Convention which adjourned
i"'d"y, aud requesting mo n nppelr
S.iofc ", beg leave TO say that I
.a"o already appeared before such
|egtblicau STATE Convention, cnlled
.': III" purpose, among othors, Of
"h'inhting n member OF Congress,
"0d that ] hnyo received tho nomina.
sion ~ it's hands. Whilst I fully an.
''"iht9 the courtesy cItoudod by the
so'y you represent and tho nantes.
''''"m "f confidence and cstcom which
- 'n"'ly accompanied tho request,
must Tor the above reasons, decline
a. accept your courteous invitation.
30 'oty sincerely yours,
i. q. NswE nDs.
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The Public School.

The public school opened this
morning with n now principal and u
new teacher IN tho primary depart
rnent. Prof. Bycrs' examination last
week DISCLOSED the fact that no had q
thorough knowledge OF the different
branches no will bc called upon to
teach, aud bst,cr s;ilI tina; he knows
how to teach them. II's thorough
knowledge, taken with eight years
experience ia the school room, GER
tainly augurs we'll for II mtra sue.
cets:nl year in tho higher depart
merits OF the school thIn any since
this scribe has boon Il resident OF E,ka.
Miss MARKETS. work last year is n
suro guarantees that tho i"tcrmcdifto
department vii not DO lacking in
the work Of this term.
Miss Void. n graduate OF tho San
Jose Normal school, takes charge of
tho primary department. Sho comes
highly recommended and il sad ~
be an excellent teacher.
The lNDErsNDESr hopper That the
bright promises undor ~hirh the
school Opens may 10 realized and
that it Will be i Success from top to
bottom.