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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21

The trunk of rose bush growing at
Ventura (Cal. is said to be three feet
In circumference, and the first branch
1t throws out is twenty -one inches in
circumference. 1t runs over a lattice
work, and though more than wagon
load OF boughs have been removed 1t
covers space Of about 1900 square
feet. 1t yields thousands of flowers
and is fourteen years old.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21
Practical Education,

An admirable provision has been
made by the magistracy of Brcslau,
which will tend in more ways than one
to the Improvement of the pupils in the
public schools. A botanical school
garden has been instituted for the regu-
lar supply of plants to the schools NJ
the place and for enabling teachers TO
make observations on the SPOT with
their pupils. -Exchange.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21

IN buying beef at cafe or shop you run
tne risk OF getting horse meat. Its long
noers and pinkish blood tell the tale.
Americans watch for it with eagle ewes
ana their hrst meal Of horsehesh is de-
scriped with all the minuteness and
susto OF the first trip up the Eiffel tower
Or the hrst visit TO the Grand OPERA
Faris Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21
The Gentleman Born.

We are all made of the same clay.
The incest analysis can detect no diff
ference between the ''blue blood" that
runs in the veins of the descendant Of
a line of kings and the vital fluid" of a
pauper; but there is nevertheless an in
born aristocracy of mind and soul
which all men instinctively recognize
and which compels respect from the
haughtiest. Patricians by the accident
of birth are often base, selfish and stu
pid; but Gods gentlemen, though
reared in poverty and the heirs of toll.
are sure to manifest their innate no
bility in spite of adverse circumstances.
The gentleman born has the right
sort of pride, too. He will go out of
his way to show a stranger the nearest
road to any point he may desire to
reach, share his last crust with starv-
ing brother, peril his life to protect a
woman from insult, and is ever prompt
to assist weakness and avenge wrong
Yet if you offer him compensation for
obeymg the impulses of his knightly
nature his cheek will redden with in
dignation at the thought of being mis-
taken for mercenary, willing to make
a trade of doing good His labor he
will sell, but not the services which his
noble heart teaches him are due to all
who are in necessity, tribulation or
danger. Such man, though his spell
ing book experiences may be too limit
ed to enable him to spell the word
pedigree" and he may have been
raised" in log shanty on salt pork
and corn dodgers, is nevertheless royal
and the moral peer of any of his species.
New York Ledger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21

He-What is the suoJ,s
graduation essay, Miss Ed''m !, about the
Perfectly horr RI ~ ~ Eighteenth
capital punishments OF the YOU know
and Nineteenth centuries -. ss su,sstol.
What odious wretcnes ..r;city shsd
were, Mr. Hoffman, E .,,s;ns / mus
have been for one 70 " onas vs1
chopped to atoms before
yesl-American Grocer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21

me ltaiian army contains nearly
s'ooo'ooo men, or, to give the exact fig
nres' l,92s,072. Among them are 81. 600
Alpine soldiers, trained and Injured to the
Free Press VIZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-06-21

rihe shavings from soft pine wood
MAKE a pleasant pillow. They have spe.
troubles, '"'s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
BAKING POWDER.
In tho New York Legislature.

The following, taken from "The
Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter" rerers
to new bill just introduced III tho
legislature of New York State:
"The latest development in the
baking powder war, 10 the introduce
ton OF Il bill in the Legislature OF
thi" state, requiring all packages OF
baking powder which contain am.
monia, to DO branded with "a state
mont Vf that fact in large typo on the
label.
Now while the ammonia contention
IL on, why rnnno: the law give the
public the benefit Of tho doubt?
Wholly appropriated people are GER
family not willing To bs do5sd with
the substance acknowledged as a
poison, simply because scientists,
some nf whom aro not eve p~hyGiolo-
gIsts- disagTce m To its potency"
a similar bill wGs introduced last
April but il is shrewdiy surmiscd
That tho influence Of interested par
lies prevented its passage. Tho pro-
visions of the present bill aro 80 just
that IL probably will coon become n
law.
This will DO welcome ncw6 to the
manufacturers Of pure Cream ot Tar
tar bnlting powders, tho most promi.
neut Of whom ia tho Price Baking
Powder Co. Of Chicago aud st. Louis,
makers Of DR.. Prices Cream Bnking
Powder, who have always made a
strictly pure Cream OF Tartar pow
dor, Notwithstanding tho temptations
OF n%dultcrution suggested BY the
enormous profits realized by u largo
New York concern which uses am.
munin, and advortises its powder ns
strictly pure, by mcans of garblod
official reports and certificates signed
by tn " employees, dubbed pro.
~fessor, doctor or government chemist,
as fancy moy dictate.
a till compelling alum powders TO
bc c~onspicuously labelled us such, al.
ready cSists in Minnesota and IL 10
TO DO hoped in tho interest Of tho
copaumer that similar laws will soou
10 onncted in other statos, FOR nm.
monia az wolf M alum.
Tho following powders known 70
contnin either ammonia or alum or
both. will DO effected by the proposed
legislation:
RoyoL Pearl, Calumet, Chicago
Yeast, FORGET city, One Spoon (Tag.
!or's), Bon Bon, E"nion, Echo, Snow
FuG, Unrird'icd, YarHdlPa One
Spoon, ShGphurd's Economicai,
Cr"nH, CiHHp"c, Hercules. UCmarch,
Neic Era SnIW san.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
The INTELLIGENCE GIL.
IN Wasn't suited with tho Place q
Which Ahe NGna Snnt.

sho Wasn't suited with tho Place to
Which Hhe Was Ssnt-
She anbled into the Office, looking
like tho champion ludy performer ut
h ~sltutinG-riuk. says the Detroit Free
Press, and the little man behind the
ounte hustled forward to wait on her.
You get placcs for girls?" sh. In
quired, setting the furry trimmings Of
her cont NIL R-fluttcr. "Ycs, munl 10
you want n second girl or one for GEN
eral houSework. mum? I've some girls
coming in this morning. / expect ono
from he country every minute"
That's mo-" said the girl ct the coln-
ter. giving her furs another tuttcr.
Land, mum-miss. / thought you was
n missus loolin' for II girl" said the
surprised n "I'm n girl looiSin' for
II place-not much missus in mine,
though. Now, you send rue To Il good
place, Il here's your dollar"
AN here's your place" said tho mnn,
giving her "A number. You'll find them
O. X. Their girl got married. SO they
u n new one What kind OF u
house is it, asked the girl. 'C" a.
sca for yourself, miss" was the curt ali.
swcr.
And she vent. At noon she rang the
boil of IA house on AleSandrinc avenue
and when the mistress orencd tic dopr
she announced herself: -'i'm the ness
girl" Come right in. I'm so glad
you've come. We haven't got {, loaf Of
bread in the house." I'm not expect.
cd To do the baking, am II" asked the
girl. Didn't You do that In your last
plncr?' II nr"Sr lived out before"
"OlI. ycum y learn" said tEc had,
c~ncournglngly. "lli show yor myself.
You can wash, | suppcse"' won don /
expect me t." de- tho washing, do yn.?"
asked tho girl, setting her fnrs In vio.
lent motion. "Wcll, I suppose ] can do
that Invsclf," answered the lady iron.
icailv; perhaps you wouldn't object tn
washing h disllcs?" "Nihy, ! kim
away from home to get rid of washing
dishes cause the hot water ciipr>7 Ty
hands" May ! ask wliEt YOU can do?'
"Oh' don't mind %swcCpin' aDd l,eipin'
To make the beds and Scttiu' the table.
But | don't think I'll suit. Il,cr. nin't
no electric lights IN the house, il thcrc?"
NO. The doctor says gas isn't COOL
Tor inc eyes. How" many times a vrrci;
n | 90 out?" 'JuSt once. There /,
the door. I won't drtaiu you another
Z minus" answered the lady, iudi-lians.
iy. Tho little man 1T tho intelligence
Office had Just buried his nose IN n news.
paper, when n iiuttcr NJ fur announced
the return of the girl from tho country.
''The idca!' slic exclaimed: ''thcy *.
pcctcd me to wash aud bake like Il
bound slave. Amt you got a place
where the girl won't have Ia 10 sncl,
things? Ef We amt, you can give me
buck my dollar" She rot tho dollar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
FORGOTTEN carLr PROJECT.

- ~. s.#L
Tho siberian Routo Contcmu'ntsd l.,ors
the Success OF tho >..l-.g
In these days when CABLES bS.---cn
America and Europe arc il such cnn-
slant use, says tho Electrical Review,
most people hive forgotten a great en-
tcrprise for securing tclcSraphic com
m~unicntion with Europe by way of
Behring strait and Siberia. Crrui Field
just made an attempt to lny an
other cable across the Atlaat.c with .llc
Great Eastern, but tho cable hi
snapped in mid-oceun. Many capitals
lists, believing that Field'l lien cou'Ui
never be realized, formed n company 10
extend a telegraph line from San Fran
cisco up the coast to Eehring strait. run
q cable across to Siberia, and then con-
meet with the telegraph systems; of thu
old world. A large Construction fleet
began work at Puget sound, with tie
steamship George ). Wright IA; ilu:;s.iiD.
The Fremont, Milton. badger. Pal
metto, Nightingale, Jennie Pitto, Err
mont AMI others brou yht up supplies
from San Francisco. II II. HaincS. ttc
superintendent of construction. had =
big force Of men Organised a.ii uni
formed / IL an army. The line from
San francisco to New Westminster. IN
british Columbia. was owned by the
California; Stnte Telegraph Company,
and beyond that II, was known u. IL.
Collins Overland and Western Union
EStcnsion. The line followed the east
shore OF the sound to New West
minister, and some of the original poll,
can yet be seen sticking In the ,nu l.
The work was carried eight hundred
miles north Of Westminster TO Sl,aeni,
when h complete success Of TN. A.
lantic cabcl suddenly put Q stop to con-
struction. The army Of men was m,,s-
tered out, and the materials that could
lie N.Gr. taken away. Thoa-
sands OF o Ii OF wire aud mctcri,l 4 i.
tributed along the line through L..
woods of British Culurab;, remain
there to this day. Several years after
ward u party of woodneu took to Port
Townsend II cargo Of the wire and Of
fered il for sale. hut the creditors If
the company seized il immediately. III.
Seabecl, mills sawed out Thousands al
the poles for the line. which were piled
zip on the mill wharf, and lay there rn-
til burned with the mill a few years
ago. The captain Of the ship Eymou:,
which lay in Esquiinult with n cur.co IF
submarine cable. got drnnk and ran of
with the ships papers. The vessel lay
In the harbcr for two veurs unable to
clear Her wne finally patched up
Hawaiian papers for her nrd She sailed
away. George II. aIuuiorl, afterward
vice president OF the Western Union.
came out in 1872 and wound UP tho uf-
fairs Of the company, paying every bill
III full. The American end OF the line
was absorbed hy tn. Western Union,
and the extension to Skccna was OPP
Grated for II few years aud t.IcA u1au-
lpno1
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
lFnox FkrpAY's DAiLr.l
SALSIAGUNDI.

More rain again lust night and to-
day.
We nrc glad to announce that Mrs.
Geo. Robinson is slightly improved
to-day.
1.-The person who took L. o. Hen
dercon's soft black FOL, hat last night,
will kindly return it there will DO no
questions asked.
Willie Cullen, who has boon in the
employ Of II. Chase for several years,
left this morning for Great f'ulls,
alontaua. We wish him success
wherever he may locate.
John Parsons and Edward Cor
man, indicted by the Graud Jury Tor
burglary, were urraiSned in the Dis
trist Court yesterday and given until
to-day ut o'clock P. Il. To plead.
A delegation OF ten members Of
Elko Lodge No Is, /. o. o. f. went
down To Carlin on train No. 4 this
inoTning to escort the remains OF
their late Brother, Thomas Foster, to
this place tonight.
PbiIip-Mother, thoy call all men
other bulls" or "bears." Which is
papa2
Philips mother-'It's time 10 20 to
bed, Philip"
Philip-We!l I only wanted to
know il 1 WIS q "cub" or a "calt."
Mrs. G. e. Lynn, who went to San
traiicisco some time ago 10 lny in a
stock OF Spring aud Summer goods,
returned by last nights train. she
requests liz to give notice that her
store will remain closed until 9 o.
clock next Monday morniug to give
her time to receive and unpack
gooda.
The st. Patricks ball given at the
\. q. U. w. Hall last night by the
Young Penple's Opera Company, was
n crand success, both financially and
socinlly. The large crowd which was
prcsen; danced To the excellent music
furnished by +. Mayer, A. Wonack,
J. Esgers, q. w. Hull and Mrs. C. l..
Mayer until this morning nLout 2:30
when all retired loud in their praises
OF tho entertain n snL furnished by
the Young Peoples Opera Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
Weight OF tho Uody,

Quartclct obtniucd ON weight rec.
ords Of note, bnt no reliance cn,, lbs
placed In them IN the light Of modcr,
observation. llu concluded from su },
statistics m he could get that u now.
born infant was, on the average, one
twentieth +lie maximum weight in
middle life; that during the llrs, wear
after birth the Increment OF weight u
about onc-teuth Of all that !. al led
subsequently, md that between tho
fifteenth and twentieth n ,uurs IN
added to tho weight than during arv
othor hvc-year period Of life. How.
over, Individual instances differ no
widely that very l!ttlo reliance can l.,
plnccd In tho roaults no obsaIn,L.
That Quartelct's statistics OF we, lbs
wcro incomplete and unsatisfactory Ia
shown by the fac. shat no did not de-.
tcct the Interesting law recently rec.
oCoih"d, viz, thattnc weight ln.reasa,
slowly, or cVcu d~iiuinisics, ,cheu thu
lcigntia Increasing very raIidt%. but
iicfcascs rapidly r;hea TIC imf:hs ~.
nHirly ~staton8tAs Detroit
froo irco%
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
tFaoN TUESDAYS DAILf.I
SALMAGUNDI.

Another lovely day.
Thos. Foster died in Carlin this
morning.
Nevada cattle kings all wear a hap
Ply smile this year.
j. K. Bradley came down from
Deo,h on No. 4 today.
The hobo element is beginning to
arrive, and our people will do we'll TO
look out for them.
Several citizens Of Cariin came up
on No. l this morning az witnesses be.
fore tho Grand jury. ~
Jas. Russell, Jr., who has been
working on the Dean ranch near
Coriez, came up last night.
The condition of Mrs. Geo. Robin
son, who is suffering from pneumonia,
ia somewhat worse to-day.
Miss Phillips, OF Bullion, and Miss
Decker. Of Tuscarorn. are being ex-
amiued to-day Tor second grade GER.
t;.icatos.
a car load OF horses, belonging TO
Theodore Winters, q. Reno. passed.
through last night on No. 3 bound for
tho East.
Tho Legislature OF Ohio has decrced
that the car stove must go by sep
tember l, 1893. on all roads oyor forty
miles in length.
The 9th Division Of the Fourth
Collection District of California has
been re-cs,ablished and j. fl. Hocrl,,
o. Eureka, Nevada, has been appoint
cd Deputy Collector.
On Saturday Governor Colcord re-
appointed Geo. q. Bryson is one OF
tho Directors Of Agricultural District
No. /. embracing tho counties Of
Ormshy, Storey and Douglas.
Hunters should bear in mind shat
it is now unlawful 10 kill ducks,
geese, etc. The close season paa
changed by the last Legislature from
tho LIST OF April to tho 18th OF
March.
Considerable excitement WIS caused
this afternoon about . o'clock by All
a!ar'u Of fire. The blaze proved to BE-
10 tho cloth ceiling in tho kitchen at
tho HGmboldt House aud was eron
cxt:nguished with but littla damage.
y number of lightweight gold
pieces from California have been 70.
cniVed at the New York Sub-'Freaaurv.
These aro stamped IL" und returned
TO the banks from which they hrs re-
ceived. IL i, thought the Chinese are
~"s%cating" the coin.
Times Reric'0:-In consequence OF
N arbitrary decision OF the telegraph
company regarding their monthly rn-
ports, the receipt Uf stock quotations
at tho Tuscarora telegraph one, has
boen discontinued. Certuinly, not
much loss, considering the state Of
the market.
Mrs. j. j. Rogers left last evening
to join her husband NJ Boise, Idaho.
4 large number Of her relatives and
friends gathered at the station to bid
her good bye, aud to with her a
pleasant journey. Mrs. Rogers leaves
ii large circle of friends in Elko coun-
ty who will always 90 pleased to hear
OF Ler prosperity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
Obituary.

Tho6. Foster, notice of whose death
appears elsewhere, was born in Car
mont, England, and was 81 years, s
months and 0 days old. He sailed
nIouud Cape Horn in the year 1862,
aud immediately thereafter COM
mauceh work on tho Central PucIfic
railroad at the front as Ha engineer
on tho WRdsworth division, and
afterwards served IN tho Same Ca
pncity on tho Hum boldt md Salt
Lake divisions, us they were then
called. Tie vas also an engineer on
tho Eureka 81 raiisade road during
the time tho same was under con-
strGction. In 1872 40 located in Car
lin, aud since 1874 no has boon en-
gagged III business at that place.
Thomas Foster, who was univer.
sally respected by oil who know him,
WHs n man OF sterling integrity, md
Carlin, by his sudden demise, loses
y OF her most honorcd and in
nIcntial uitizUns.
II" was an esteemed member
OF Elko Lodge No. IL, l. O. o f.,
under whose auspices his funeral will
tnke place ut 2 o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon. lie leaves q wita and
daughter who hive the heartfelt SYM
pathies OF the whole community in
their great loss OF II loving und kind
hnsban and father.
May his rest in tho silent tomb be
a. peaceful and quiet as the slumber
OF Il sleeping child!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
Sale OF sheen.

TurrIttin a. Kelley hive gune out
oil the sheep business, having dis
posed Of their entire band, together
with ranch property in tho jackson
Creek country, to ID. G.. Wheeler, OF
Reno, md Shoohert, Bcalc & Co, NJ
"au Francisco. We understand that
thore arc about ll,OOO head OF sheep
in the flock. Tho price paid vas not
made publ;c.--tSyrcr IStute.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotcl--Clark s. Green. Pro-
prltiOrs.

bcpOt fiOtcl--S lark AZ tITeen. I'rO-
p]rIeiors.
Ben Birmingham, Moleen; j S
Gregory, h Harrison, $ +; Charles
Adams, South Fork; FGroomes, Rab.
bit Creek; + " Van Deseutrr. II l.
Knox, Reno; f!os Hines. N - Charles,
Los Angeles; j. Bcmis a wife, Chat-
field, Minn; } 81 Doubleday & wife.
Rochester, MINI; Luther Smith,
Denver; 4 Fisher, T. p Hardeety. Mrs
Winchei, Chas Cole, Wells; Joe Sper-
Itch, Carlin; VIM Smiley Il family,
Dcath.
a Robertson. TRmoillc; Ed Car
vile & family, Mound; w II Scbas-
tian. = j.; Il L Wore, Fort lIul!ock;
Joseph ilrnnen, Pleasant Valley: Mrs
Ed Carville, Salt Lake; John Iiink-
ston, Ruby Valley; Malone Joyce, U
Z Ry.
Frank Shier, LC Strauss, Jas A
DoVouvc. s +; Nelson Oudcrkirk 4
wife, Mound; Thomas Murphy, rus-
carora;J f. Stewart, Rono; W Henry.
Decth.
j Robertson, Lamoille; " j Shot
well, + Il Walker, Salt Luke.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
[FRoM TUESDAYS DAiLY.l
SALMAGCSD

A fine rain to day.
The Us will meet at the Reading
Room tonight.
Do not fail to take in the dance
Thursday night.
There are tw%enty-six Democratic
and eighteen Republican GoYernors
in the United Statea
An excursion train oi ten Pullman
Palace ears passed through Elko, 60
ing East, this afternoon.
Dame rumor says that of Elko's
oldest citizens will shortly run his
head into the matrimonial moose.
Wife, am ready for church now.
Dear 100! What arc you swearing
abouty Husbaud-I can't find tho
Bible.
Republican politicians say il is not
improbable That General &. c. Pown.
ing will be in the field for U. S. Sen.
ator this Fall.
Remember the dance TO lie given at
the Bulls Head Hotel, wells, on ST.
Pa,Tick's day. You will have u good
time il you 30.
Ed. Carville came in from Mound
Valley yesterday to meet Mrs. Carville
who returned last evening from her
visit in Salt Lake.
One woman in evory sixty in Lon
don is ii Sln-drinKcr aud ono In every
twenty il II pauper, while ono in every
thirteen is iiliteratc.
n. I. ErcHiny .Swn:-Mrs. French
Sheldon received tho nearly naked
African savages in evening dress and
scored II great success.
Many Il man wunts moIe vim in
his home paper Nheu at the same
time he IL carrying q few d~o!llr's
worth Of It's vim around in his pocH-
ct.
An anarchists brain was analysed
recently aud found 10 contain Al great
amount Of wafer. No such inaredi-
-nt, however, wo will yentuto to state,
WAS discovered in the stomach.
AT an auction held last week in
Boston. Pcs's own ccpy OF "Ihc
Bells" scld for s23', and $50 was given
for a gold locket continuing a lock
of Pos's hair ontwinei with one OF his
Hife's.
Seaman TuEnbuli, OF tho Baltimore.
who WAS killed in the Valparaiso riot.
ing. was not an American, u5 il turns
out, but Caundiun. His tnther is
about 10 mike a claim on this govern
ment for his sons death.
Sonic idea OF the extent OF tho ter
ritory Of E.ko county nIuy DO gained
from the fact that ills area in square
miles exceeds the combined areas Of
,hs State Of Mhssnci,use. ts. Crnncc-
ticut. Rhode Island and Delaware.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
Gem Hotci--I. Ostrcichcr, Pro.
prlctor.

Gem Hotcl--I. Ostrcichcr. Pro.
prictur.
Geo G Garrett. s F.; d Cozzena,
Cnrlin; Jacob Gregg, Reno; Mrs II
C~osgrovc, Oakland; j Il IIyler & wife,
Los Angeles; II II Snyder, Winnie
muccG; G Is Hooper, Lovolocks; J Is
Davis, n Y;G II Hamilton, Boston;
j Il Chase, Philadelphia; NJ Glascr,
Pcko; j Is Scott, w a Tucker, South
Fork; II Mccain, lIallecls; FIJI Zadis,
Beowawo; Thes Evans, Miss Alice
Decker. Tuscarora, Mrs w A Hurley
children, Butte; q A Wooster 4
wife, Laramie; 8 q boulder, Chey.
onno.
O l. Stoets, Salmon River; Cy
Merkoloy, Mound Valley; Schranm,
Fox Springs: II j Babcock, S +; Jno
Gibbs, Peter II Hurley, Paradise.
II Lowdcn, NJ ~Bcstundig, 81; j u
Lcggctt, Oakland; y ID O'IInra,
Wells; Il Il Gilbert, Csrlin.
J II Hayward, Elmer Dakin, La.
mOillc; J NJ Dorsey, Fort flalleck; j
b Fitch, Wolfe; II | Babcock, | NJ
Nathan, $ f.; Shaughncssy, lusca-
rora; Il Skaggs, Pleasant.