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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
The BOSS Hunting Dog Story.

We hure heard Of champion liars,
but tho pleasure. OF niveting with n
real 1.-Two u lad never been accorded
lis until the other day. He looks
about the Same as any other nan,
there being no visible marks by which
to distinguish him and tho only way
To tell II is TO start him ,uiklny.
Tho m VI refer TO had as his subject
n pointer dog, OF which he related the
following amusing tale: "One calm.
soft, October afternoon | was 10 in
) ,nta Rosa canyon after quail. Most
OF the day had been passed ia tramp.
ing with but an occasional shot, when
Coming down rather n steep incline
INTO some tall grass a fine covcy WIS
flushed. Jack, the pointer, had
worked we'll all day, but a, this me
ment sight Il him was lost. Moving
on n pace saw him lying flat, about
ten fSc! ahead. After calling to him
q number or times without uny result
i walked over and pushed him with
my foot. As | did SO he moved nis
lett toreIc. and out ilew n quail. After
| had killed IT he moved his right leg
and again u bird took sing, u SO on
until lie had movNl each leg, and /
had hasscd four birds. .Jarl, was II
trump" And wc may aid 70 was his
i'll isier.-lSanta Rosa Democrat.
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a CnGtly spree.

Walter Loftun, OF Dayton, got on n
jnmhorco la"t Friday, aud, after DO.
ing thrown out OF n saloon, picked up
Mr.-Iiiy, Who IL II email man, uud
throw him on his hoad. nearly broak.
ing hts neck. llc thon won't up 10 tho
ealoon md run*h is fist through tho
window. cutting his hand fcnrfully.
Tho doctots have nmputated ono OF
his iicg9rsJ and Fg blood poisoning
hns rot IN, fcars arc entertained TINT
no may loso a hand. LOTUS has been
n resident OF Dayton 81 ico ~hoyhood,
and hns- Hitherto borne n good repu.
tMtlon MS u sloady, industrious nun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
.tFRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
: SALMAGUNDI.

! Peter Jackson, Goddard, Choynski,
Pareon Davies md other sluggers
went west on No. 4 to-day.
Maior Miller is kept busy nursing
n o r too, from which Drs. Meigs aud
Henderson removed an ingrowinS nail
yesterday.
Scott & Co. shipped eeverteen car
loads of cattlo from IIalleck to San
Francisto today and Barney Horn
seven car loads from Deeth.
A candidate being examined for n
tcacher's certificate down in Egypt
was asked, "What ID tho duty OF The
%coroner?" He replied, TO hold au
examination on any person who dies
without tho aid OF Il physician"
Carson News: = Day, the convict
who WIS. SO badly scalded inst week,
WAS able 10 attend church services
Sunday in the prison dining room.
The poor fellow presents u pitiful
"'S's oca'o I'm phttl oiaNtIs.
An ola maid Ut Goshen gavs u
tramp IL slice of bread thinner thnn
charity, rcmar!iiDg: ~ don't give
this FOR Your sake, but for Christ's
sake" Then for Gods sake. said
the trump, spread the buttor gu
thick enough tur Him IL dste:t il
With His all seeing eyes."-Es.
Kansas will inuugurate her new Of
iiccrs without any iow-nccked aud
swaliow-taitrd bali. THUS the worlA
is To mfss tho :pec:Hrle OF Mrs. Lease
being led throusi. .siddy macs by
Seuu'ur PETER, aud though Kansas
may be acting for the best. it is use.
less TO conceal the fact that tho world
is disappointed.
North Dakota will prc.ent M
anomaly in the Electoral college.
Harrison, Weaver and Cleveland will
each receive ono vote. Tho State
Board Of Canvasssrs Tuesday, declared
Weinberg. Republican, elected by s
maj orIty; Wi Iiam', Fusion, by Ii ina.
iIrity, and ~iton,lrsve,It, Fusion, by
l3l maj6rity. Tho first named vii.
vote for Harrison, tho secunI Tor
Weaver and the last for Cleveland.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
(FRon WEDNESDAYS DA1LY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

County Clerk Henderson and Or.
Jos. Henderson returned froui San
Francisco this morning.
The Carson News. wants the next
Legislature to amend the law 30 that
any woman may practice Inv II she
DO qualified to do SO.
Walter barth, convicted Of burglary
in the District Court VI Ormeby
~, was sentenced oy Judge Rising
Monday. TO sever yeurs in the prni-
tentiary.
Butchers Gazette: Tho suullcst
representatives Of the sheep species
are the tiny "Bretous.' natives OF
Breton, Franco. When full grown
they are not much larger than u rab.
bit.
Frank w. Eastman, the young man
arr, sted by Sheriff Polk abuut n
month ugo on :: telegram from Shc.-
III Frilows, WIS tried in Carson. Mon
day ON the charge 81 obtaining money
under false prvtonscs and acquitted.
When Speaker Crisp entered the
House Monday and took the char he
was greeted with II spontaneous out
burt Of applause from all parts OF this
floor aud galleries. THIS tribute of
sympathy FOR the Speaker Was Oh az
count or his unpleasant connection
with the Reform Club dinner.
On Monday, Senator Stewart intro
duceIa bill amending tho Sherman
act SO as " provide FOR. free silvor coin.
uge and tho Coinage OF the bullion
Low held in tho Treasury. and in nd
dition for the issue OF TREASURY notes
! bqsed or silver deposits, which notes
are to b, rodeetnaole in gold or silver
coin ut the option Of the government,
and : made legal tenders.
Hawthorne Bullctin:-While at the
breakfast table ut Bsllcvillo q few
morn ngs ago Harry -Lyud, the postal
clerk. addressed Il passenger as fol
lows: ''Sir, 'ri!l tho avlriciuusnrss
e your diaphrashm uiiuw yunr
ghstIon"mica; IN ,sticators Ia assunc
position OF lnuaous desueIude while
you pass III. that consio,ncrated mass
THAI Is PR lu:ei from the tactical OF
the Uovine?" The passenger fainted.
In Iceland a nation OF 1900 PEG.
pie, uien AMI womrn are iu syery 70
specL political equals; governed by
represent ,tiroS elected by men nDJ
women. The mothers teach the
inturo citizen3; and in all uf Iceland
thHre is not du i,litcrate iter the az
III seven; .h"rc are no pr!spns. no po,
lice, no thieves, no plut, Gratis, mt
miSerab'y poor but a plain, temper
ate, chaSte, elu:ated md intelligent
peoile.
Gcors" Washington WIS rom !,
ar III chief Of tho army nj tho ngc. 81
I6; Cromwell cntered on his remaIk
able career at 40; NAPOLEON conquered
Italy before 10 was 30, Gia ls,onp 'wnf
n member OF parliament at %; Ma
cauluy began his literary career 1T ~
G lumbus started On his vow: o .ol
discovery 1T &c; Frederick the 70
began the thirty Years war at th= az,
Of 30, and Blackstono finished his
commentaries bs!oro no Was thirty,
tive, not To speak 81 Rudynrd K:pline
and s,vera! otter great men.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
fFRox TuEsDAr's DAlLr.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Subscribers to tho new church fund
should read tho notice in another
column.
i. K. Stewart. Deputy U. S. Sur
veyor, came down from Island Mount
ain, Sunday, and is stopping in town.
Miss Alice Decker went out to
Huntington Valley to-day to. tako
charge OF the. school in the Porch
district.
The delinquent list, published to-
day, il the SMALLEST in tho history Of
the county. This speaks volumes for
the prosperity Of tie county.
Lady-This coin is worn smooth.
Tho stamp is almost ubliterated.
Cashier-Yee, tpadam; been held
pretty tight I imagine. got it from
a New Jersey tax collector.
The Assemblomen elect OF Storey
county held a cuucus on Sunday, and
decided to support Hurry p. Flanncry
for sergeant at nrnis and Miss Nellio
Lyons for copying clerk.
Sheriff Bottsford, of Crmsby coun-
ny. IL on his way back from Galveston
Texas, to Carson, with the uily-ton
gued Muldcr who swindled 30 many
OF the business met Of tic capital.
Sundays Journal says: Gabe Hos.
kius, who has been dangerously i'll
with pneumonia, was much improved
yesterday, aud but small doubts oi
his srecdo recovery are now enter,
tained.
Tho carpenters ut work on the new
church are putting in their best lickf
and |: is RAPIDLY nearing completion
The Rev. Wallace can ba found on
deck at oil times swinging tho ham.
Ter or pushing the slw lllt. an olI
veteran. He is surely ii working par
son.
Rock the cradle,"s aid Mary,
"'tncs it yUurse.T," said John.
Half OF it's you're" said Mary;
The other half il yours" said John
The rest Of this conversation
Would not 10 10 tell.
Mary rocked her half
And John let his half ysll.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
The Newspaper MIN.

The following experience OF n news
paper man, takca from tho Alba
qmcrqus Clifton, will bo mot with n
s! mpathe,ic responso in the hearts OF
many readers. Tho writer was evi.
dentl! suffering from n severe attack
VI the b!ucs, and tho way he SUMS up
his trails and t~ribulations is, to say
tho Toast, very interesting:
~ @ supper .nin has uo business
seeking ollie. Iii his business TO
Try and sci an "fite for tire otl,cr
fcilu"; u sound tho praises of III.
candidate AMI Keep qnics his own
ferlinSs; u whoup her up for his man
add lot his MAJ forget all about him
when no is elected; To defend his
candidate sgainst tho unjust ATTACKS
OF llo opposition, and 500 that what,
ever farurs his candidate has to be,
stow goes TO the other fellow. 1t is
nis business To boom tho city. for al
II is worth, month after month, aud
then see 500 North Of printing 20
out OF tho city because ten cents car
he saved in doing so. II is the brsi'
ness Of tina newspaper 10 give every
enterprise n frequent "scnd Of" and
then catch srheol because he hnd
failed TO record thS fnct that some
prominent citizen had his delivery
wagon painted. 70 subscribe lihcral!,
To every public, chlritable anil clur? II
entertainment, advertise them tor
nothing, pay his own way to over,
thing, and then be called prejudiret
aud u,ean spirited because n column
ia not devoted 10 that particular
affair. pn you wnn Tor that there ar,
many cranlts III tho newspaper bust
moss? 1t in bound TO make either I
crank ur philosopher out Of Il man."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
From Mr.. I'eutrpN,

Letters received nj tho IlSDE-
PENDENT Office from Mr.. T.. Peurud
stat" Tia. he aud Mrs. P-nrod ar.
rived safely at .Va!lrjr, California, and
that Ne. Penrod is bein. treated by
n Indy physician with Fair prospects
of being entirely cured.
Mr.. P.nrud rs very enthusiasts in
his praises OF Vallejo aud It's people.
Judging from his letters, on" would
think that the iown is u perfect para
DISC aud its pcopie good Sauaritans-
standing ready u take the stranger
within their gates
Notwithstanding his kind treat
mont b. the people 81 VALLEJO and the
,.aulics Of nature unfclded To him,
the scent OF the sagebrush III Ncva
dh's barren hills still ciiugs To him
aDd his heart turns 10 his mountaih
home where no has spent half a q
tury.
Ito many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ponrod, net only in Exc cnuniy but
throughout tho State, will be pleased
TO learn that tho prospects for Mrs.
rrnrod fully recovering her health
are good and they aro meeting with
such kind treatment by the people Of
California.
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n Strange Accident.

A serious accident occurred u Rus.
soil Schoolcy, n DL, ton raised young
man, which cane nelr hwiug fatal
results. !ls ID employed AZ fireman
ol tho littlo engine which has been
recently put On To- haul orc ears IN the
Sutro tunnel. rhc attempt Ia burn
coal in 1t nearly asphySlttel the On
Einecr, Nic. Mullen. and young
Scliooloy, 80 Since then coke aud
wool have been used with hitherto
s~uticiact1ry results. Saturday, from
some causu or Other, .he go became
30 thick in The tunnel that Mullen
md SchooIcy both became insrnsiblo
whilo the engine vas drawing II iond
OF cars out. Tho latter foil md lay
upon the boiler untii tho train stopped
Of its " nccord at tho bumper out
sIho the tnnnsi, When discovered.
young SchJolcy was fearIully burned
upon the arm and lover limbs. lie
Was taken TO VlrSinii City Tor tront
ment. Mullsn came TO in u short
time after being IN the open air
Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
Gross ~lniIulnlnity.

w. w. Poals while walking on the
railroad track Eoar Wushtc City was
run over by Ito V. y L. eypres. Mon.
day mOrhing. lie il very deaf and
did not hcsr the Irain. Tho engineer
was within forty feet OF Bcuis when
hcsaw him and could tot sto;. Ia.
train. The locomotive caught hin,
just Gs no was getting Off tho track.
cutting oil his left l,g about half way
between the ankle AMI knee Joints,
and inillcting II severe wound on the
head. The injured man was picked
up and taken to Carson where no WIS
placed under the care of DR.. Guiun.
Beals being a resident OF Wushos
county, tho OruisLy county authori.
ties ordered hin taken 10 Reno where
he was placed 10 Tho county hospital.
Tho Gazette says that his injuries
arc such thatthoro 10 little probability
OF his recovery. lilo - abonL 10 years
OF ago and ..has II father nhd mother
living in Oakland, Cal, and a brother
il Agent, on tho q. & G. rail-
read in this StItp. Sending u man IN
his condition nn II journey from Car.
son To Reno does not speak well for
tho humanity OF Bnmc person or per.
Sons in Carson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

There will be pre1ching in the Pres
byterian church to-inurrow ut IL End
TO.
The old Presbyterian church build
ing is for salo. SEQ the notice OF the
trustees in another column.
AL persons Interested n tho public
Christians tgCc are requested 10 meet
at tho pnr!or ot the Depot Hotel ut
80 this evening.
II you want 20 have n merry time,
30 20 tho masquerade ball at Wells on
tho evening OF Dec. @. Soe the ad.
in another column.
The E!Go merchants nro we'll sup.
piled with holiday goods. Don't send
away for your Christmas presents
when ynu cat got them at home.
Tho Marquis Of Salisbury and other
EE:lish Co J., err a.ives purpose max
IN. tho silver question IN issuo in
British politics. Tho Irish ~tcnantrY
AMI EnGlish farmers aud maunfactur.
ats'ar6 nil bi.me.ailists.
Tia Fl Paso Sil,or Convention re.
nJlrett that: "Wo demand OF Com
GrcsJ restoration OF n double or BIZ
metallic standard by the immediate
pnsGaEa Ok Il bill for tho free and I'm.
liui'gi coinage OF silver at n ratio not
10 c2ceoA IG 10 OF gold, tho silver
coined 10 bo full toader for oil debts
whatsocTer."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
IFnoM MONDAYS DAILY.l
sALMAGUNDl.
The comfy Jail is empty.

The comfy Jail is empty.
Ed. Odoll returned from San Fran.
cisco this morning.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, a. o. U. W. Mt their Hall to-
night.
A new assortment Of Christians
jewelry at l.. Wintermantel's, ut
Nyo's old stand.
Miss Mamie Russell, who has boon
at Humboldt during tho Summer, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Seth Low used 70 think ho i,u3 the
shortest name in New York until he
saw Max Ans sign in Green wicli
street tho other day. Mr.. or, the
picture Trainer in Clinton place, has
New iork's shortest surname.
Last evening rs J. W. Puott, OF Car
lin, was crossing tho street to board
No. he ran against the sxitch, cut
ting lis forehead quito severely. DR..
Meigs dressed tho cut and Mr. Puett
returned TO Carlin on No. 1 10 day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

Tho most rom1rkab,e suicide in tho
annals o; sell. destruction occurred at
Chiqnoir, \. b., in the Spring uf 1890,
Gays tho Philadelphia Press. Before
rpmrnrtttug tho decd the self mur.
dcrer, who was named w. Il. II.
Juacs, dag his own grave aud placed
u rough cnGin of his owl hnudiwork
~ the bottom. The dirt from the
opening was kept. from rolling back
into-the excavation by boards he'll in
place lay a trigger TO which n string
"sd attached. Everything in readi
mess, The deliberate Mr.. Jones, rs snb.
soqrcnI developments revealed, go, in
tho coffin, took il dope OF poison and
then pulled tho string, burying him.
aclt beneath tons Of earth. This hus
bcen nut down as one OF the most
unique aud successful cases OF SELF.
destruction on record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
Tho Absent Minded Editor.

"Yes," SAID tina editor. Ms no put
his gum brush into tho INK. bntlle. and
ttied In paste TN n clipping with his
peu "yss, the great fault OF newspapcr
contributors il "arclcnsness. 'Indrrd,"
ho continued hs lr dropped the copy
he had been writing into tho waste.
paper baskol AMI mni kcd ''cditorinl''
across tho corncr Of a poem entitled
Van Ode' To Death" contributors nro
terribly careless. You would bc sur.
prised,' sHid lie, ms ie clipped out u
column Of iushion notes md labelled
thon "aguculture,"" 40 srs tho dip.
shOd writing that comes into the edi.
t"rinl tnnctum. Misspcllsd, Tin.
punctuhtel, "ritton on both sides of
the slr-et, illcglbl", uugrammaiicnl
stuir. Contributors aru terribly caro-
les They arc"
Jnst th'n tho oilldo boy cnmo in, in
that d%ictatorial AMI aurocratic man.
nor ho.hal, and demanded more rel y
and the editor handed him tho love
letter no had just writtou to his sweet.
heart. tExchanse.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
Jay Gould's whereabouts.

With all his i'll COTTON gains no
could not got onough together to in.
snro him n grip. on heaven Gays tho
Road. lilo has nc doubt Como TO that
bourne where nbcstos suita nro popu.
lar, and whore his gold would rnnll
liho leo beneath IN Egyptian iun
aud IN no doubt busy ut this moment
putting up II "Bihck Friday" job on
tho dovil.
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lIoIiN.

htNE:-ln Cioyor Valley, Nevada
December 7, 1902, TO tho vito OF
Thomas Kanc, n daughter.
IhnHinn:--At Mardis, Elko county,
Nevada, December 8, 1902, 70 tho
VITO Of u Lidynrd, twin daughters.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
M,ItlsiISD u.

JonSscH- Woob:-At tho Depot Hotel,
l. Eiko, Nevada, December 10, 1892,
by tho Res. John Wallace, William
johnson TO NJ Gs Mabel Maud
Woq1, both OF Clover Valley,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
IN iIIrrrni S;rI.

"Now pay for SUSIE Bates" said
Mrs. Simeral to six year old Flossir,
who WAS saying hcr prayers. "Susie
is quite eick."
"Why mnmu," said Flossic, al can't
pray for her. She docsn't belong to
oar crowd I EpOCh.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
SUNDAY. -. DECEMBER 10, 1892.
AN EVENING PAPER,
w. w. BOOHER,
EnrroRIAao PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Ore copy. enc 3 90
Ons copy. ak months. 3 W
For suy rerloi under lsI ncnths. one dollar
tr rloath. Payable Ia advance.
Tweed by cartier In Elko Ct Is e.p:s = week
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RATES.

VIII DC made As low a. lie eoosiascnt with
sezri bas!ners principles. Apply at ths of
GO tor terHs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
school Report.

Following is II report Of Il Dceth
school for tho mont.i ending De.
cemLer ., 1897:
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Entered Ct tho Eito. Sov.i.. Postoree fer
lNnAraia,.oa through tee mails e. second
lssS mail ustter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
State i,nnd ONCE.
CASH RECEIPTS.
School Report.

Following Is tho report Of the
Butte Valley school for tho quarter
ending Doc. 3, 1892:
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HISTORICAL FACTS.

IL China tho year 1899 is tho year
7~,0i0,34i.
IEoS pavcmcnts were Grst laid in Lon
don in tho year 1917.
TIE first French newspapers, tho Ga
zcttc dc France, was started in 1851 by
Thcophrasto Rcnaudot. Ifo also cstab-
lishcd tho FIRST Mont dc Pietc. ,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

Fo7 sly period uaatr sIE months, FIT!
pc;srGr month.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

pal;ishei every Sunday, and sent 10 any So
sre1s lrostagc psiil. At tho following rates
payable Ia &.yNuee:
OrC ys=r... W
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

Following lie u report Of the Fort
llallcck school for the month ending
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
School iicpori.

MARY II. RoAEE,
Teacher.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-02

'sThe roar and the squirting wates
soon attracted the attention Of the folks
at the house, and after them came the
neighbour. oil operators and others.
until there was . crowd Of several
hundred people standing around with.
in safe distance Of the descending
water. ] couldn't see much Of them,
and. OF course. couldn't hear . word
they said. Gradually the pain seemed
to grow less. and the next knew was
in bed, and in . dreamy way saw the
folks standing around.
"They told me how nv final rescue
came about The we'll ceased flowing
gradually. and finally petered ont alto.
gether. As the column of water drop.
ped the box with its now insenate bur-
den. came down with it and rested ex-
actly over the mouth of the well whence
it started. fell over on the derrick
door and was picked up and carried out,
and then into the house. e."-Pittsburgh
Dispatch.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-02
THEFARMINC WORLD.
HANDY HARNESS COX.

o. Ilkb le Weala De 1oaad uoeGn1 -
Every 6as0.
'.Sayl Pierce. you have rot . baK
window to your stable" Wa the1S
mark q friend. YEA" ] replo
excepting the window" II ceoe
about - this way: In February ~
barn WAS overrun n with rata. and 4sees
putting everything eatable out q -
reach they attacked the harness. whteh
hung d pegs in the usual way Decr
the stable. The Arst knew. about =
. breast cellar. single harness. W.
about half eaten up. and the collars ~
. pair Of work harness segiously In
iured. It at once became apparens
that the harnesses must have eloesG
Bat where: As doors and stable were
arranged there seemed NO couventene
place. For three weeks ] ''totad" the.
harnesses to tho house, % the disgust
Of the. women and % my own die1D9
fort and annoyance. I was awaiting =
bit Of leisure time 20 decide where to
build tslst closet. and how. A.,
Finally hit upon the plan illustTDSa
in the sn2ravings and desigusted BY my
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-01-02
GREENHOUSE eepscHEa


I've Klsas kssh - WhssA = eeAsennesas
ssA Easily Asess
We present herswith engravf10 .
two methods OF constructan9 suests
tisl greenhouse benehea The acns
shows the style OF bensh used - =
new range Of houses ae Richmond. ~
The rails used were light 7 rails sneA
- ara used on some street car unea