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Tho beef Market.

Tho San Francisco Butchers ca
*citc says: Tho bccf business has
boon Hat, stale mud Improbable. Tho
weather has DOT boon %unfavornblc for
eIaughtcrsrJ because 40 have had good
brcczos every day, but tho demand ia
unaccountably light. Priccs aro
woak Mt quotations and on color, as
old COWS aud old bulls have been nj
most given away. Tho best handy
primo bcof has not brought ovcr 5tSc.
and the bulk OF heavy TO medium
stccrs have sold anywhere from 4 to 3
Conts.
Tho Nevada supply sooms 10 DO on.
haustcd M regards San Francisco,
though Oakland may atill hive u fow.
Tho local supply il either California
graes or Arizona California; Tod.
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A Heavy Rain.

Yesterday this section was visited
by tho sovorcst rnin storm this scribe
has seen during his seventeen years.
residence in the State. The rain
ann down in torrents Tor over mn
hour driving everybody or tho streets.
Aftor tho shower had spent it's force,
great streams OF water came rushing
down from tho foothills north o.,
town, who're thorc had been q cloud.
burst, making tho strcots resemble
lakes OF muddy wator. business wa
suspended and the people were al
out watching tho fool M il poured
through tho streets. No damage was
done to tho town save tho washing
away OF a Tow street crossings.
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eAoY's THINGS Always SAFE.
Even the -KleptomHniac Respects Their
OWnerhIp.

Even the KleptomAniac Respect Their
Ownership.
Dozensof baby carriages stand packed
nlong the pavements Of Fourteenth and
Twenty-third streets In front of the big
retail stores on pleasant afternoons,
says the New York Herald. Sometimes
there is Q baby in n or more, but they
are usually empty of ~infnntile live
stock. The rest of the family parapher-
MALTA Is invariably left to take it's
nance in the street while the owner
of the outfit assaults tho bargain count
CT. There is one thing measurably safe
in New York-"baby's things" II
other peoples children are not exactly
sacred i'll II woman's eyes she entertains
u sentiment Us to her own offspring
which scorns the belongings of another
baby, In is more than apt to look
aslSancc upon every passing perambu-
iator as the possible precursor OF fever,
whooping cough, measles or some other
dire niliction common TO infantile man.
kind, and gives it as wide u berth as
circumstances muy allow.
1t would be u poor investment for tho
industrious IL nimble-fingercd shop
litter To take ''baby's things even il
she got n good chance, for there would
be no market for them. Even the moro
refined kleptomaniac, who steals with
out knowing why, just because she was
born that way und cannot help It,
knows better than To do that, for she
steals only for the home market. Thus
"haby's things can be left on the
crowded sidewalks from luncheon till
shutdown without danger of loss. And
thus they are left from hour to hour
every pleasant afternoon, while tho
mother wrestles with the problem of
getting twenty dollars worth of goods
for n tcn-dollnr note; and the wheels of
the perambulators grow clean and
bright under the constant frictioA,ot
spring trousers and tailor's gowns
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IFRoN MONDAYS DAILY.l
SALNIAGUNDl.

There was six inches OF snow in La
noillo Valley lust Friday morning.
Tho Enterprise and Reno Gusette
come out openly in support OF lIurri-
son and Reid.
r. NJ. Shelby and Frank Zeigler,
horse buyers, Of lIuyes, Kansas, ar-
rived Inst night.
c. NJ. Riddle came down from Tus-
cnrora yesterday, and left for Idaho
On a surveying trip.
MIR. e. J. Daley will open n dane
ing school here on tho 10Th. See his
notice in another column
Will Nevada give It's electoral vote
to Grnndfather's Hat aud ID. o.
Mills son in-law? We shall see.
The Virginia Entc rprise calls upon
the "soro heads to resign from tho
Republican Stute Central Commit.
tee.
4 number ri mon from all sections
OF the coun'o are in town today, hav-
ing boon summoned rs jurors IL tho
District Court. '.''
DR.. LlFary, our new dentist at tho
Gem, has been doing 50 well that he
is encouraged 10 remain u few DAYS
longer than anticipated.
Judging from the comments OF the
State papers, the Minneapolis nomi.
nations have fallen with a dull thud
on the Republicans Of Nevada.
There wili'hc Il State Silver Con
vontiOn at Reno on the 9th of this
month. The representation will DO
IL for every fifth members Of Il club.
Virginia ChroHicie:--The Republi-
~ National Convention wasn't in
favor Of the free coinage Of silver, but
II WAS enthusiastic for home rul. for
Ireland.
Silrer Observation-Disclosures clock
didn't stop short worth a skiddcme-
dinkadoe. But kept right on tick,
tied, tick, with the chatter of oaby
Mexico.
1t is said that Vice. President Nor
ton, lie Of the Shorcham Saloon, is
hcart-brokon bo:au5o he was no: re.
nominated hy the Minneapolis Con-
vcntion.
Cap. Palmer, the Republican war
horse Of this county, don't like IIarri-
sons nomination. lie says tho crow
IL too tough Cor tho Republicans OF
Nevada TO swallow.
Tho INDEPENDENT acknowledges
the receipt Of an invitation To attend
the commencement exercises Of the
Winnomucca public school ON the
18th VI this month.
This morning Constable Triplett
caught Goo. Lloyd selling whiskcy 10
Indians aud promptly arrested him.
Lloyd IL nm ~ey-CUnvict, having been
seat To Tho ChrsO. pS.GIuutIHry III
1891, for breaking into u house at
Wells. He will probably 20 back to
his old quarters nGain.
the case Of Ell. German and James
Parsons, charged with bursIarizIng
Cozzens' hotel AT Carlin IN February,
Is On trial IN Tia, DistrIrt Court 4
jury was secured without difficulty
and the trial IL progressing as we go
Ia pros. The jurors not called in
this case wore excused for the term.
Harry Vau Drriicn wants the poo
ple Ia know that he has opened n liv
cry, Ice and sulo stable in Elko and
If prepared 20 accommodate all who
call on him. lIc will also make n
specially Of furnishing families and
business houses with ice in quantities
u suit. Sea his nd. under tho head
OF Now To-Day and give him Il call.
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This Nevada Experiment Station.

Tho sevcral Agricultural Colleges
o! tho United States intend making
exhibits ut tho Worlds Fair. Tho
Nevada Experiment Station has taken
the matter in hand. This will afford
II most excellent opportunity for No
vHIn 10 display her rich agricultural
roSoui-,' which have in tho past boon
unknown To the world at large. Pro.
lessor Mcdowell, who has charge of
10 station hero aud who has mani
i'st"d so active an interest i'm his
work and 10 whom is duo tho credit
OF tho fine dispinys made by the Sta
ton last year, may 10 depended upon
to successfully manage tho p:csort
exhibit. Tho Experiment Station in
this State has already made rapid
progress, and IN an experimental line
hayV already Developed several sur
priscs. They havo demonstrated that
Nevada boots arc the best sugar pro.
duccrs of any in America. There ARE
many lines upon which Nevada has
mn opportunity 10 mako u record. In
wheat, potatoes. honey, apples and
sugar bccts she has no equal. The
exhibit at tho Worlds Fair is tho
best place to lot the world know it,
Keno journal.
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God PITY Them.

rhc Ogden SinHdnrd says that tho
silver plank in tho Minneapolis pint.
f,rm wns drawn by Senator John +.
jones, of Nevada, with tho assistance
and concurrence OF Senators Teller
ard WnlCOtt. of Colorado.
II thiB DO truc, what has become Of
tiIuir vuuntcd lovc for tho white
mntalY Did thev lose their hoads or
MAKO n deliberate attempt 10 gull tho
people oi tho uilvor producing Stntcs2
IL that pink expresses th"ir honest
"n'imcntg on the silver question:.
God pity their dcludcd followers.
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IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
5ALMAGUNDI.
More rain and hail to-day.

More rain and hail to-day.
The Chicago Convection meats ono
week from to-day.
9. W. Grover 10 in Reno attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Attention is directed To a notice
elsewhere calling 4 meeting OF the
Fourth of July Committee on Eorri-
bios
A train loud OF cattle arrived ut
Halleck, yesterday. for Mr. McInrush
who recently purchased the Witcher
ranch.
Mrs. Mylott, the lady who jumped
from tho train at IIaileck Sunday
night, left for her home in San Fran
cisco on No. 9 last night.
Tho Elko tug-of wa team should
improve each shining hour or the
Carlin team will drag them through
the streets on the Fourth.
Tho California delegation to the
Chicago Convention will leave San
Francisco tomorrow morning. This
will bring them to Elko Thursday
morning.
Carson News:- The Virginia and
Iruciiee Railroad will issue halt-fare
tickets To Odd Fellows attending the
session Of the Grand Lodge in Vir-
GINA City ext week.
ii. w. Cannon, President Of the
Chase National Bank OF New York,
and one OF the best known men in
banking circles, said: "The re-nomi.
nation OF Harrison is especially graft
Tying to bankers and business men,
Rev. John Wallace went out to La,
noble 10 hold services tonight. To,
morrow night he will preach at Wells,
Friday night in Clover Valley, Sntur.
day night, Sunday and Sunday night
at Wells and Monday night ut Starr
Valley.
U. 5. Marshal Moora, who arrived
from tho west this morning, informed
the INDEPENDENT that n tramp fell
OF the trim between Clurk's Station
and Wadsworth last night, whilo it
was going - or 30 miles an hour.
The train was stopped and backed up
some distance but did not lind the
the tramp This morning he was
found lying by tho side OF tho track
unhurt.
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A SWARM OF HOUSEHOLD as.

BE careful. Care prevents many
dropped stitches and bad breaks. Ito
careful.
1E prompt. Slackness makes slovcnly
homes and weary world wanderers Be
prompt.
BE faithful. "Bc thou faithful un-
TO death. and I will give thee q crown Of
life" he faithful.
DE cheerful. Chcerfulncss tends 10
length OF days and to days that aro
worth the longthcning. BE cheerful.
BE thoughtful. Thoughtfulncss Ia
too tender a plant OF blessed fragrance
and beauty to be "born unseen" etc.
lie thoughtful.
is good humored. Good humor In
better than medicine. no matter how
well the ill.pnturcd pill be sugar coated.
De good naturcd.-Good housekeeping.
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T ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotcI--CIarl & Green, Pro-
prIctDrS.

Paul Farrell, Fred l. Ebert, Andrew
Fulton, JAS Dwyer, Owen Tucker,
Cdrlin; \ 4 Wcs;lund, y Iverson,
Tuscarora; Frank Xciglcr, Il NJ Shcl.
By, Hayes City, Kan; Mrs Jno Dewey,
Ann Arbor, Mich; Frank Wines
Dceth; j l. Smith, st Louis; Jas +
Myers, Spring Creek; T J McCool,
Mound; Geo u CorwIn, s +.
Mrs Luther Butlcc, Il ID Llnham,
Tuscarora; j Davidson, a Crockett,
David Moods, G. W Painter, 4 w
Stone, Geo Mcintosh. Carlin; j A
Holiday, Butte; CD i3oshowitz, \
Matthews, Il ID Farrow VI d., S f.;
" Il Furdham, a II Christie, Bullion;
j y Frccmantlc, 4 j Chandler, Lon.
dom Lon Wines, Ruby Valley; Jas
RittrnhOuse & Wife, Wooster, o.; j NJ
Wagner & Wits, Washington, Iowa;
Alvin Tibbcts, Dixon, Cal.
SP Carlson, Salt Lake; Osborn
Dcgnau, Stewart, Iowa; Louis Dunn,
Des Moinos; John Forman. Louisville;
j \ Squire, EJ WittcnbcrE, Geo X
Wilson, $ +; l. Barrett. u Mcndon. j,
j Wisrman, W NJ Angel, Wells; W
Lin"bargNr Il family, j a Palmer,
Cariin; PJ McNamcr. p Richer, Tus-
cnror"; j w IIclth, | Griswold, Ruby
Valley; w II Cutau:, llul!cck: X NJ
Shelby, Frank Ieig!cr, Hayes, Kansas:
y Armstrong, Dccth; 10 ITcnnen,
Pleasant Valley; L Dotta. So Fork.
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bound for ChicaHu,

Tho California delegation to tho
Chicago Convention passed through
on especial train this morning. Tho
cars wore decorated with strcamefs
bearing the legend "Cal!ornia Dele
cation to tho National Convention.
fnr.h Reform" Gen. Il. NJ. Clarke,
OF Carson, was tho only mcmbcr Of
tho Nevada delegation on board tho
train. Prof. Robert Levers, Of tho
State University, was also on board
bound for tho convection.
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Crazy Conyicts.

Two Nevada Prison ~convicte, Jack
Roach and a Chinamnu, were I'D.
judged insane Monday. Both woe
brought to tho Asylum Tuesday.
Roach, who is n life-tcrmer from
White Pine, while in tho waiting.
room ut the Carson depot, got loose
and made it pretty lively for those in
charge for n few minutos. Bystand
ora were summoned and the Graz,
convict finally ovorpowercd and nut
aboard tho cars.-.- Gazette.
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tFRoM THURSDAYS DAILr.I
SA AGUNDI.

The Silrer State writes it the d. O.
Summer seems TO have got here at
last.
G. w. Grover came up from Reno
on No. l to day.
Hon. &C. Powning is an avowed
candidate for Congress-.
Baltimore had n milllon-doilnr fire
on the afternoon Of the Nth.
Will Senator Stewart stump Ne
va1a this Fail for Harrison aud Reid?
Assessor Easton. of Lander county,
came up on No. 3 last night and re-
turned on No. !.
Bishop Leonard is in Reno attend
ing the commencement exercises OF
the Bishnpis school.
Jos. Smith, the solid rancher of
Ruby Valley, gave the INDEPENDENT
office Il pleasant call to-day. Ho re-
ports lots Of water in his section.
Tho delegates from Nevada to tho
Minneapolis Convention are strag-
CLING home. Evan Williams passed
through yesterday and d. L. Bliss
to-day.
Zcigler md Shelby have bought 40
head OF horses OF G. II. Hale and l8
head OF A. N. Griswold which they
will ship east us soon as the necessary
cars arrive.
&C. Wallace, Assessor OF Eureka
county, arrived on No. 3 last night
and returned on No. 4 to-day. lie re-
ports Eureka c,unty solid against
Harrison and Reid.
A dance will be given at the Bulls
Head Hotel in Wells tomorrow night
IA a farewell compliment To Miss Ida
Billings and Hiss Rose Gardner. a
nice time is expected and everyone is
invited.
O.. o. St:ley, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Louisville Courier.
Journal, predicts that Cleveland will
be nominated by a~ccIalnatiou before
the roll call on the first ballot is half
completed.
Reno JOurnal:-There is a parlv
camped near tho Orr ditch above
town with a covered wagon, two
mnles and an old fashioned emigrant
outfit. On tho wagon cover in large
letters is the legend: The Worlds
Fair or Bust. liaywards, California"
Three young men accompany the
wagon.
james Dryer and Geo. Mcintosh,
OF CaTlin, arrived here last evening
with 80 head OF horses which they
are driving to the eastern markets.
They will leave hero with them L.
morrow morning aud intend to 90 as
far east as Nebraska if they do not
hnd a market before reaching there.
DIR. Mcigs is stopping ut the Lick
House, i'll San Francisco. His hands
are healing slowly and his complete
recovery is assured. The reporter
who wrote the account of the acct
dent, which appears IN the Evcming
Post OF the 18th, must have been
laboring under the influence OF the
splendid climate Of California or had
taken too many drinks to have n
ninar hnnl
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l.. q a. 81, Officers.

The Fweniy-Srventh Annual Com
m"unication Of the Grand Lodge Of f..
IL y. NJ, which wns held in Masonic
Hall, Reno, closed its laburs Wedncs-
day evening by installing tho follow
ing officers for tho ensuing year: j.
III. Hubs, OF Virginia City, Grand
Muster: j. Il. Jones', Of Carson, d. G..
M; p. a. Doyle, OF Carson, s. G. w;
j. Q. liaalctt. 81 Dayton, j. q. W; Fl.
l. Fish, OF Reno, Grand Trensurcr; G.
n. Notcware, OF Carson, Grand Secre-
tary; q. X. Walker, 81 Winncrnucca,
Grand Chaplain; w. W. Stevens, OF
Dayton. &. $. b.; G. w. Grover, Of
ElSo, G.S. Is; Albert Lackry, OF Gold
Hill, $. J.. d.; j. NJ. Mccormack, OF
Reno, j G.. y; g. T.. Mack, OF Viz
ginia, g.. o; o. B. Vincent, OF Austin.
g.. NJ: H. J. Reed, Of Eureka. and ID.
". Virgin, of Gonon, Grand Stewards:
William Oates, Of Virginia, Grand
Organist: Philip lioibcr, Of ~Tuscarora,
Grand pursuivnnt; l.. j. Flint, OF
Reno, Grand Tyler.
The noxt annual communication OF
tho Grand Lodge will 10 held ut Reno
the second Tuesday IN June, 1893.
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lFRoM FKIpAY's DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI

This is the ll7th anniversary Of tho
battle Of Bunker Hill.
The Farncrs' Alliance Convention
Of Kansas, has Nominated L. ID. VOL.
ing for Governor.
Wednesday the Treasury Depart.
ment purchased COS. 1900 ounces OF s,l.
yer at $500 and S.9O24.
Bert Mcintosh returned from
Berkeley this morning where no has
been attcuIing school.
Col. and Mn. T.. p. Hardesty board
ed the Democratic special ut Wells
yesterday. Mr.. Hardesty is a Boies
maD.
The delay in the arrival OF No. /
yesterday was caused by putting 10
new pairs Of wheels ON the cars at
Carlin.
~Ex-S"cretary OF the Navy Whitney
says he would not accept the numina-
ticn for President il rendered TO him
mt Chicago.
jay Gould carries in his purse a
ten cent piece which he declares wac
one time all that stood between him
and "A dead broke condition.
1t is SAID that President Harrison
has decided to appoint Assistant
Secretary Wharton 10 succeed Blaine
at the head Of the State Depart
ment.
Il. j. Daily will open his dancing
school at Freeman Hall this evening
at 7:3D. The school will be conducted
strictly for scholars. No spectators
allowed.
y cyclone struck the sch7olhouse
near Sherburne, Minnesota, yesterday,
de'no!ishing 1t aud killing tho teach
er and fifteen out Of the eighteen chill
dren present.
1--WE favor bimctallism gold for
money-silver for spuons."-(Minne-
apollS Convention.
vi concur in the above Republican
enlarged use Of silver."IB. Il. Butler.
Senator Foley passed west from tho
Minneapolis Convention an No. 1 to-
DAY. He said to the INDEPENDENT re-.
porter thut the nomination OF Hurri-
son and Ried fell fiat all over the
country.
Jim Townsend Gays "Augel Cake" is
made in this way: Chop up green
apples, r%aisips, citron and other indi.
Gestibie truck, 10 quantities TO suit;
stick them into tough dough, then
feed it out To tho children aud the
angel part will materialize.
Last nigrt at lo:i5 "a stock spec;a
ran into freight train No. 7, about
four miles west Of Car.in, wreckipo
the cabOoso and doing considerable
damage to the engine. The wreck
delayed No. . at Carlin until this
morning. 4 tramp who Was stealing
Ii ride in tho l"rcr part Of the ca.
boose, escaped with but slight iEju-
RIGS.
Returns from NIL but four counties
in Oregon show that Hermann has n
plurality Of 5,5i2 and Ellis n plurality
of 3,OiS for Congress. Chamberlain
ODem } has 337 majority for Attorney
General. The Legislature ,tands.
Senate Republicans, 10; Democrats,
IL; Peoples party, l. House---Re-
publicans, 81; Democrats, &c; Peoples
party, 2.
Virginia EntcrpriSc:-That little
side. show Mt Minneapolis is all we'll
enough i'll its way, but don't you for
got that this month belongs to some.
body else besides Presidential candi.
dates. This month is the welding
month, and our girls, God bless EN-,
are going of like hot cakes in n
boarding school. Go down into your
pockets, sir. You can chase would-be
Presidents out OF the woods any
month in the year, but there is but
ono Juno for the flower OF your fam
lily.
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Admitted to Practice.

Frank f.. Murphy, son of Judge VI.
\. Murphy, Was examined yesterday
BY Judges Bigelow and Belknap in
the Supreme Court Chambers for ud-
mission TO tho bar. Frank passed Il
very creditable examination, and was
granted Il certificate 10 practice in the
Courts OF the State. He is a bright
young man, has an excellent COM
mund Of language. and ought 10 make
a successful lawyrr.-iC Carson Tribune.
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Apportionmcnt Of Silver Delegates

\ meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittoe OF tho Elko Silver League vas
held last night at the law Office OF J..
y. Plummer. Upon invitation G. c..
Wnllace Of the Eureka, F.. G. Nc
Laughlin OF the Cnrlin and II. 81.
Stone of the Tuscarora League made
interesting addresses, stating the OBJ
Jcct and purpose Of holding n State
Silver Convention, after which the
delegates 10 which Elko county is en-
titled, numbering twenty-nino, were
appOrtioned as follows. to-wit: To-
nnu, Tccoma, Wells, Clover Valley
and Spruccmont, 4; Ruby Valley,
llalleck Station and Fort IIallcck, /;
Star Valley and Dceth, 2; LamoilIc
aud Pleasant Valleys, .; Carlin and
Railroad, 1; Elko, North Fork, Noun
tain City, South Fork, Mound and
Huntington Vailcye, q; Tuscarora,
Jack Creek, Columbia and White
Rock, 10. Saturday evening, the 18th
instant was selected as the timc for
holding meetings TO select the dele.
Eatcs 1t is to be hoped n that full
delegation will represent Elko county
In tho State Silver Convention which
will DO held Mt Reno on Friday, juno
9th.
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There is a statesman down IN Maine
out on job this morning.
Blaine, Blaine, James G.. Blaine, is
tuo politically dead 10 skin.
rho lire works FOR tho Fourth of
July arrived mIrning-
Bpics and Flo ger would make Il
WANING ,c'ml tho Democracy.
Miss 10. 'ra rhcnd returned from
Mills Sem. ) Oakland, last night.
Fnc Crrson appeal SAYS Judge
Wells ID going to lou.te in California.
Miss Mile Parker left .for her
homo at Berkc!y, Cal, on No. 1 this
morning.
Or. Moore will lonvo on his northern
trp Monday morning and viii no
back by " Ist.
The states west Of tho Missouri will
cast "L,tu tn of the popular vote in
tho United : "lcs this fall.
Blaine was not in IT at M]inncapo
lls. Let rs all hopo that Cleveland
VIII Uc laid on the shelf at Chicago.
: report ONE from Washington
thnt lill5n- written u lettcr with
dr."lng from tho Presidential con
test.
Governor Colcord Wednesday mp
20 ite,i benjamin -. Duncan a No.
tar! Public, 10 reside in Ferguson
District, Lincoln county.
Services in tho Presbyterian church
i:.'nnrrow AZ II ana 7:i5. SuLjoa,s Of
nor,non, i"t, Parents, children and
church.; 2nd. The sabbath. Sunday
t.'nuul a. ls5p.
\ hot spoil, unusually hot, begin
Ia about mid Junc and lasting dur
irI thc apiirc SirmuIor, moro or loss,
l. predicted ny Foster, the Missouri
weather sharp.
The uominn'."H OF Harrison, yes
t-rday, fame . , arouse any enthu-
hIIam among the SopublIcansn II Elkc.
Their expressions were more funo-
real than .!ari"us.
Don't o. tho rrNo'irc OF tho
Executive Committee Of tho Elko
Silver GLIB tonight. As important
bus moss it, 10 Ice cons,dorci a full ut
tcndanco L. dcsiE'd.
Dr J. ). L,j'lry. n dentist or Pitts
hurs, Knn., aud hIs vito arc visiting
MIR. nrd AIrs. Dowo, at the Gem. The
ID has boon prevailed upon 10 open
up N tho pariora FOR u fcS days.
Thomas Lrahny, n rnnchnr noar
BpiIc, Hui a sOn-in-lnw 81 Mr.. Lamb,
or Reno, wns shot and killed. Sunday
by Manuel RivHs, a discharged tarm
hand. At last accounts Riyns had
not been H~ppruhondod.
Mrs. Arthur Bixol and Miss Minnie
Luton arrived from tho East this
morning. Mrs. ls,xcl omc on u visit
e. relatives and friends white Miss
Mimi" cDWcs home after II long ab
sorCe fully restored to health. The
l~yuErENDEHT welcomes her home
nnl rrJoices in tho restoration Of her
health.
Capt. Palmer, OF Carlin, while in
Elio this morning, informed III that
tho people of his town would all come
To- Iilko OF Tho Fourth, mud that thor
tng-ot.war team mtouded Ia haul the
home team all over town. The Cant.
Wac evidently pot informed TINT tho
EIko team, while hracticins Inst oven
iu., broke u brHn.new two.inco ropc.
Cip., our tenn will 10 in il.
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y whito-livcrcd, cravon- hearted,
'cathor.lnngeh, dwarf souloI. chickon.
gilhnrd, pndding-brainod pigoon.tosd,
wcasOlcd faced, buzanrd billed, blcar.
oycl, hawk uoacd, clnw.fingorcd o
Of Bella suggested n day or two ngo
that ho would rather hayo tho F2nii
againet him than for him. IIo
Thought diiTcrcnt before this plpor
gnv0 him u twist for his mcanness.-
! Fremont, Mob, F2uH.