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The Leap Year Ikai!.

The leap year hall given by the Ia.
dies " E!Su, on he35:h day OF Frt,
Tuary. Ia the year ci oGr Lpri, lSoc.
vas TIE mos, successful party. in
Point Of numbers, sociabiiity aud gen
erai gucd time that eTss took phase
here.
The ladies had u.ade extensive
preparations for tue event and xsrs
rewarded by the compliments OF all
present or their snIsEia. management
-! she affair. They all looked
pre,,! in their elegant toilets nnd de-
voted themselves wholly 10 the com.
tort and pleasure OF ihc,r sues;s
As tais scribe knows nothing about
ladies toilets and tho little "h1irS"
they make u-co! Is sol Of ;heir many
charms, 10 wili make no attempt u
describe any OF theta further than 10
say that ali gare elegant.
The grand march. in which fity
two couples took part, vas iei 10y *.
and Mrs. lou llendarsor, after which
th" h,'s director. Miss .tjdic IIrn;cr.
and her cores OF pretty assistants
ios charge VI the floor aud danec
after dance f1ilJsel ia qnick sue.
ceesion. ESety.ody had a chance IL
daace. aud aan, an old i,in.y.heI.:ei
bachelor lei; his icoJ: ~ pity pat os
The I2'aliest .! the lovely engaged
hiI Tor : partner. and whirlcd hun
around in tir s11zy ,ihnce "a the es.
select uauEic tntEiSi,.i under the
! A~al~nhsiP q EAtskiRa Mayer.
Tie raIHriuus dining 30 NJ tho
hcgs' Hoe! a uIeJ 20 oyeriiosinr
WITH Saeg-5e sod F~pccj.tnrs. many
Pscple tfon tie E~vr:uJujing towns
sod Sal:Ys being prescott 10 raitiri.
pate IL the qua.
The hcor director arl noor man.
ayers Scre eytc wheSs, drumming up
rNcsIiis AID snernr1sipg the ijmid.
Everything ssS. as merry as a mar.
rage h-li until the late apnts 81 ile
eariy faofnltS. Sbeu Lhe t,r,si dancers
sS3Sst ihs;r hooIsS sell satisfied
~iih the evenings amusement.
The !saie~, one ami all. under
rhe~- mar.gctaeat iha p.riy aas
r,rea. desc. e the Hearty thanks o;
every kon9 9! cf-s'irn rbn uoik part
10 IL. md tho tsnEpESn.Sr takes
pleasure in extending hs same To
uea. fsdiss, sc. ono aad al, trpc
'a"i .oH All H. Ssh Hs.Eisa Issr
s1.E csres -sa.a
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The EMPEROR OF ETH.polT.


In Enlightened Prince Who Can Work
nal Who Trays Two Iiours DAILY.
Count Pictro Antouelli a member OF
:hc italian parliament, who has spent
several years in Ethiopia and has been
sent. many times as Italian ambassador
To Emperor Mcreiik- has given an in.
tcre5;ing account OF that monarch in a
recent issue ot the Eifo-Tna uf Rome,
says the New York Tribune.
: Nicnclik. says the count. who was
married .othc Princess T'uitu in ISIS, is
fur;y-ci.-h: gears old lie is a man
Of medium height and powerful body,
with dark-brown skin and coarse Al
though not irregular features. lie is
not naturally cruel and the signing OF
dcatli-warralts often makes him sor-
rowful and reflective. lie understands
his people and is able to gain their 10y.
aud rule them wisely.
, Although lie ~ bears the title of
emperor Of EthipoiL commands an
army OF II hundred and thirty thou
sand men with sixty Thousand guns and
displays At times oriental splcndOr. he
il not ashamed 70 subject himself to
physical labor. lie saws wood. makes
hDuse ;uolclS and supCrintcrdS the con
s.-rc,ion - buildings. \ short time
sSo - terrible disease carried away
many ~ the oxen and Ncnclik and his
SOaIr:icrs us.i =aLcs and spades in order
2 - prepare the fields for the reception
: a.: ihe seed.
/ llS worked aiso three months as 1
ktone-rl2son ON = churrG which lie Or
GSrrrl bGilt not long ago. lie under
stand the main factS about railroads
ind steamships ard the principles OF
biography. liz would Gladly acqrai'it
iI> people will the technical Gdvauc"s
II science and the arts. but his advisers
viii not consent Ia il.
Since iHc early '>0's- ads the connt.
NcuSlik las kept up lis connection
with Eu3nNc. IL mercantile affairs he
i the cqua! Of experienced tr-desIncn.
In diplomatic matters lie well under
stands the AIT Of p~-olongiug the discus.
son Tntil ne has reached . decision.
pac who hiss 10 carry an business with
him must H. uNscrvaut and a;teutiv-.
The emperor ta!:rs great interest III
~i-uoops@a newspapers. lie is fond oi
t-li.in- with E~u5ag.aEs, also. i'll order
! 3" ;ncDcGsc lis knowledge % Europe.
liz Iiv.ays &c iTCs Europeans in II
..G!G!E ana A"IN.E11E Hia.H'E'
As = T:lr I'll" emperor breaks his
nights rc>t 1T ;hrrr o'clock la the
EA,-l!n-. lie pr!ys then furtwo hours.
FrCm Gyc o'clock till seven lac dictates
letters 20 his SECRETARIES. a; ever
",cio.k he r-criv"~ ni> ministers aHu
visitors IL Importance aud listens "a
their reports o: the s:4:c of the empire.
lie gives hIs oriSrs for the day after
the reports and makes Ii, appoint
Ineui- Daring the iav he also find,
t.Elc 20 regulate watches. draw architi-
tccirval plans, give medicine 10 the sicl;
.-.G t-kv c..-c 81 his army.
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NOT FOR That PURPOSE.

The Eu7esa Ssstissl SAYS a ramcr
Is Heating asoaE5 that II. II. Levy 80
Hale " NnScaSs 1SL.y Gois.sv;y.
IS II training &a candidate :Sr ;I.e
l. \ S-aaIe. OF the Republican, SIDE.
TO succ~1 .Ae Hon. w - S,SSar,
1; = 70. ihs purpose. uhs SAYS.
that he has The last .ooE uU2G4s
OF ike CoH>.SS - - 10 Scu-a$a
hoca sie .esdsd: q. the SiN,A. before
announcing himself s. = cauSi:ds.e
!oe the I4Sc~ = A=A ~ :s voiab!~
Californian
We do Tot ;hinS Ink; the rauc,
seSlniinc the oGj-c; 81 i~sHis ~
deaee Ok Sbc CD0sta-E i irls. brI
:hinS tina; the gentleman ruucJ Ia.
climate os San Frusisn rllhs. S;L
Try 10: niaa during the progress - tie
Haze X SbaH9Ss Sa4I,- prSaAa~ lac
l aA SAies ot Sxn QIea&u o,<a-
inE 70. linz =EJ pss.srEei tie .CC,n-
VeaieEsos % hue.iy IN the iuc.-...nr
eiiss:s q: the CnRstocS. tn wearing 5
striped suit behind prison bs.L
X the orly qualification 10. ;
United STATES SeEa;cs. from NeSs!G.
be az .bi!i;y 10 100 The SeD-kEolGras
OF mininG companies over whfca lac
Is President thea Sc would sar ,hs:
Mr.. Levy possesses 'hat qualification
10 i SonderfU! GeS.rS and ~on!i
make a Rnjei Sna,Dr- Ba, the pSo-
pie yhis Fall ~in 6eaaLd something
nore than this from is next Sea.:e..
and SIR. levy and All q bis Tx might
- se!l save itseis millions.
Mr.. LNry il OF the Cpns;cck "a,
HE health and 10 ,or The Nevada
S~euatorship.
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\ S~trrn-s tG,'rti,n.

a Ft"r"h 'urual d;Scri; &C the cAse
OF woman u"caty-o II ycnrs nt M,
Unt wi.o-c i'h"Siognciny IL tina: of n
woman fally seventy years old. The
appearance "itic young woman Is IN
dcrciSing tina: her father, who is CITY
years old, has frequently been as',cd II
she were not his mother. The surface
~ the skin h tlc only part affected
Tic no>iors Grs"rii-' IL ~ ~ dcc-rri;rdc
OF Il criancuue systctn. R,yond this
III" SoSnc lnGy has nothinr cd appcnr.
ING nnoat her. Her hair i. blonde nn,l
OF ordinary length and i,rr inc,norv,
Judgment aud irtclligcucr very good
Ora. thnrcot mud %Souqucs. urdcr whose
observation Tie case was g.udicd, state
that the wrin!:ling Of tho girl's skin mo.
E5n WHEN sItc was abult eleven ycnr,
old. Up To ii..t time itc Ind bccu q,
rivnc'ouI and hIrry child. ranking vol
In hey studies NJ Echool. The wr,uL.
ling wa 50 rcpid that her friends ,y,,,
nnanic L. recognize her after n pcriod
OF tw" wcckn, uolcss they hid seen nor
In The interval. DIR. Chareot states I'm,
tho s'tir' during The early s;,-rs of mo
chan.tr, rcscmb,ei the scales OF II nj
Every fpssiblc means have ben tried .,
Improve tho yomng lady's conlition. nj.
they hay" all proved una stiing.
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~pEMo.nlrio -noN,rs..

.##. H...".-
Senator cuiio.n. OF lliirais. said in
a recest address that ".ihnnr' has al
ways b,~a the buriea ~ the Demo
cratic sang
Ths Eepcsiiean psr,y has certainly
supplied the Dsuo.rsey with "a great
number Of occasious FOR this eia-ula-
ton
When the Republican Congress
tried to pass u Foree bill tu TIE ceu.
troll OF Federal elections tie Demo
Gratis cried -Dout,- AID though
they Eea 10 a u:aar:ty S>aa:os Cut
DOM may remember that they pre-
vailed.
The Democrats sid -Doaf- to tho
schsne Of the Republicans 20 Inoecss
tae Nss tArid. The political agents ..
the conbinci noasYalirs PERSISTED.
The Democrats tooS DC Ssasi - the
people, and tae votes sustained thea,
b. 4 maj,ri;y ssSinsitke Esp-5licAns
of l.SGae
The Democrats shouted and voted
Don't TO ;hs reckless ex:r<Saczce
OF ihe Billion DVlLA. CGSrS Wch
a Treasury Gehciescy ia s;SSsi 40: :
P.e>Sa-S:id .itSsaa spEsc,~srhiuK,
&~s not S-nsto- CuliSm Wish HAT
his rIr;! lid hccrSi the WarIinSs
The Gesver.:s sid -naa';-i 10 Ton
Hsstia pGrsis;-n, a'GiSl al sAe.s ooo.
stiiutio2a! rights 10 Inc resSS o. taas
Slate z.I "a ms psEfc,Ga;Ssn - ai-
uosi,! sUEe hyias!eSreS and fraud.
y Stale sorerrment DS4zcS.i5c
throughout, = ES-SrS;ic Legislature
aud a Democratic Senator are The
peoples aTnnse To this iSs, profess:
4 SneGi ;.&sty e$nRoi !ise on ReA-
tireS be-: SENIOR Culloaa sdai;
thai they haze seHei the nsasscnUc
paTiy very So! Tor he A.~
yezGIN. !. S@[I
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BIEial., Party.

Las: e-=I:r- shoI: thirty boys as
~IOie! At = residence .. Hoo. Geo.
i.GSSl!, "a Pity HIil. TO ce..b1t.
lie tA.si birthday OF his s;r George.
aAa s@s JJra OF ~. y.h Lay O.
February. 1850.
George : a girl ba,e- anil would
10: IuTits one OK the seatte. eek 10
sb-re in ;hc Lily Z: the occasion.
TIE Sass:s began 20 arrive aS,ou, t.
ecsoeE and ta:ra that rlae until 5
o'c.oaE Snea supper Sas announced
took possession NJ the lose p!ay!n.
Sh.: sacn N 81 boys pay. The
ia5.a !a.E.. G!oanrl uader - iu-l 81
Just saLn guO,iieS a. delight uua..y
boys appetite, and -;,e. all hrd
!rG-;s6 !" the fullest cs~r.c.'ias ~.
ibs'' s~torDachs. they :ock their d..
psrturcs !Jr their S,'zraI homes, a ;sh-
tina; GeorEs I!ass-!!'s brthjay would
cUme uiiener than OHaa in ,J4r yea-I.
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He Hnc,s r>o Much.

\ by ia tho wichits, KIM, pubic
school has been eas,+ndc,! FOR =, a.i.
,Gs tlre following ,SS, on III. au,,clt
81 H'anis:"
"Pan;s ore made Tor incn and no.
ucn for pants, Nmncu mc made Tor
rcn and nc, raatg. Wien u a,gn
pants Tor Il HoIisD and n wo,nau
pants FOR II man, the! ar" u .a'r Of
pants. Surh pants dou't last. Psnts
aGS lac G.ol"S~G. aAoy .so tAiua.r ia
hot Nca;hrt and thicker 10 cord. The
man in .he moon changes his pants
during the eclipse. Don't you 40 TO
Tie pan;r? for pants. you may sn
mistaken. Men are often mistaken
ia psnta. Sich mistaknn make
brecches - prumi1. There has
teru mucE discussion whcihs. pants
IS singular or plural. Sscms ;n us
wNeu men wear pants they hso plutai
hi.4 ahrn ihSy don't wCar II pnpis
!. = Singular. M.n get Oh = ,eas
10 her prnts and II IL oil Isa;, but
wien ihe pants get ia n tear Il ia al
"rnc."
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TIM rsrfsstSpuA SYSTEM

The various labo- organizations in
Massachusetts, an circulating pail
Tao ~ asSinS the LrsiElatGna * the
Siais IA sSsp: She rfereuduu sy~
ses. This system, Shich - coz ir
aparatn2 IL Switzerland, rquirss all
acts rsse3 hS the legislative Assem-
hly to be submitted Ia a general vote
az TIE F.aele for approval or reEc-
:sNo. 1.h&s Easa ts cca6lzHd IL. e.
t@Sas!iy Sherc legislative bodies arc
e~s,atroiIei by rings and corporations.
il r-5s-,rv nse LEGISLATURE .. mcc&
responsibility. 81 ever. &C: iha, BE-.
ooAsesa isS mus. De sanctioned BY a
mafpriiy O: HE gsahi->! electors OF
she Si1le.
f,he rsfcreraum system should 20
Ei sps.~s an the Uuited STATES il ~onId
gise the p-or.e 6frottnn.y io,"4e
direct as every ~Propne,soa s5e<ths
fte int~srsss g; tbs suosiS- Reason.
able tErie lass xbsch woaIi t-n-sA
sh> whole is~oJds. ,os.ssd Of = hs
Gsssoi,iies. ~ouIG b. eazctsi. SIlSe,
sSsid be restored 20 az pisee as i
naone, soesaL 10y opening the minis
70; .S sa2ze. ~ hsd bsSn :he cas-
ff'sm tie iousfaiSop Of the Gosers.
EaSi 60 is5l- mud ~ss7 taesssre S:.
t-Jratos 10 ib- rerPle and calculated
81 -afseS Tic fss Il TIC es;snseo s ihs
sntsy, UuaH De defeated.
Ssosls As a~eS.-tea % submit
ttss is~s 30 the f%op'e. iestcsi q "a
q sips3s individual, for approval eras-
jeesksa. L. insEes.aisd 10 Nss~eGaa.
-t;ts- o;s,e- States r;u 6oab;ies~
a8n5s u, asd. like TIE Australian OF
s.et,: t4po: leo. hpin Isone gen.
ssl SSSh ssys:cp su1b be d To-
rssaSs9s tszaes: 20 Nssa5s, "a IL
~oalS dsp1ss ;se sSeos ot tt.sU al.
.op-i stsSeta Pcess "a legislative AZ.
fsir keco sssrHsL-
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THE EsRh;IT CT The HOOK.
A 1ae"r EIistenrc l. That OF SANDY
Nnnh ~Le.e.rAph nnr,Atnr.

u
III" In""licat and AZ thc slae tirn>
"':r "s the hralthicst jobs within som.
distance 81 This town i, that of the man
Who reports the incoming and oG;go-
Ing vcsssal' for thc Western union down
81 ~N.cy Hook. says the New York Adj.
vcTi!~er. The life led bT -. Simeon.
Siyi!.ss an top Of his solitary pillar was
quite exciting compared 10 il When
tae Western Union ma isn't Sleeping
lie Is mp IN = little room ~ the top OF =
siE-stIry wooden tower. reached by
scr~r! Observation-Disclosures. cnr!iS.rcwy
fights Of stairs. where he >,e.nus ms
i:1c IN Clipping 4 class to his weather
' II %nGr!nE the hnrizc. IN the cor
rect sea-aog f.s,li:on.
Livery c.ntt hat brionrS 10 - ;c-chcs
- this port il known Ia him. and when
an "rN#Si,ual stranger shows I'D he
Soc: !e@Tus her identity from the stack
81 TE''ht m:ruGl- and shipping registers
iha, i'll one corner ~ his den. 4 tale
Gr=pa instrument clicks inccssautly
nl.'u his dHsiS. and with !; he flashes
the CSTc Of every vessel that uuS,ns
the Hook. either inward or outward
bound, up TO town. From three sides
OF his wind-ShHli-n perch he looks upon
tiie hriny; from the iourth The Hook,
".St. A., arSn,aiS pinr- aUd ,Ir,.,Ty sand
wust's - visible. The government prov
ing station and the his. unfinished
granite walls Of the abaulna-.l fort lie
almost 1T the foot Of the tower and
br1aiSthc inpiio.onurS vista.
In tGc winter the life of the Western
Union rnaa Is marhe! 10y "a dcprrssin.r
incoming ships. OUTGOING
s'iic-. tii. inc"ssGnt srnrliny of the
vicious ocean winds WitLult. and nov,
and then n storm.
III. sumner. thnnnh. j. n dream Of
delight. Salt bgcczGs while the rest OF
III" world l. s;vcl;crinc. REGATTA after
regatta bringing long PROFESSIONS OF
haity yachts before his w,ndoyys- md
't times the roar 81 the great runs on
h proving grounds , o create n passing
---citrucnt-
lfmii" On duty the telegraph mans
"hl. connection with the void below
h'n Is r. EIc7ns ~ n tin r-,ket TINT
ram a!1nt y si-ltint wire rure 20 Inc
'"''hd Ills Meals ccInc ~ 40 him in
thhs was, ai'i tHc Clat:cr Il tbs hucI:c.
nHn Crate. nio1I the wire 20 u..c uf tao
few s"dr.ls Kat l.cat< ~. silence
which ur.oGaGJ him.
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ElSy E'Silry. Fsh -. iSS1
J~ris=tSou In Nevada.

SugcrE:c1dea; Porter has issued
rs -Veaya vu.L-;,a ou srid States
sGi Territories Il se!%;cs 10 the
State - Nevada. TIE total ao.a 81
!-Ei I?oa Shirh coopS were 1S~i by
irrigation IL the oeas-S year eaGius
Nay 81. l>.=I waS "a Gul ac-e$, ia ad-
IiiEca u sAlca there Sere anpruxi-
EAa:ely S!.oAG R-svs IEr--.-! fbr
Suaa: PGrpu-S: The average >i,a 81
lSTI<ai%t cSECsS ~ Iu0Ee strictly lrri.
SNt%A PORTIONS c. FERNS, - which
crops Ea-e sS!s=i = SO Sc5e. Tue
AIrESr:- ss>: y; waCcr-gi-a.i i SIS
= : -c5>. Su3 :hc aysraSs COST of prs
2@.rE lie s,:i 10 cultivation, IN
"sUs'1: - surca-e price OF the
!s"i. = S!LS2 pe- 4sge. TIE sveya:e
value -: cAs irrigated lands Of this
S:-;N. :2c.--;-- holdings etc. Il re,
ported Al 81 per =c.r, Shvgias an ap-
P1:7aI 1.D--- !eSs toe CO; Gt build.
!u--, OF sSI.5n E~- s-re. The aEera-e
2.Iaal rS; O: waller is 81 ceE;s 1. :
-cre. Uaisa. GrlJl:=l from tbs. aver.
SSe SGUaa! Ssias % products pr Ecrs,
ivz's - 4TS--:e -apGai rei-su ..
Si2Vn pSs acre
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Ages Of wcn-snown i.uu.ic Men.

The acc' OF some az dl9 most
iHHni public iaen in the United Statcs
are thus given: President !Isr.ison
Is -, John Sherman il -, Joscph
tiH"!-y -G6. Senator tipar is "a. Mr..
R.aiEe Is -. S-nstrr Morrill, is So.
Tom Reel IS %. SsnS;o- Allison i. ga,
Sc"aL1r ingalls, is Co.. Mat; Quay Is 50.
Senator Gorman is ii. Speaker Crisp
IS -. Scator Carlisle ia Is. Scn.ior
HI - 81. Senator fuyh i - Lieu
;"n"6tiipyernoG Siberian is *, mud
Congressman Ne Ni:iin Is -.
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liuhy NslIer I,c,ns.

En- lSpErsSpESr;-Nice warm
weather. Snow is ihasins rapidly,
Dat still egsrsGa for good skiShinr.
Feeding stock Is the order of the
6sr.
Hay stScSs that were SO numerous
ashSy; time ago hRro nearly all vsn
iShel.
Miss Jessie Shiyley. Of Toarc. has
tr~a empir.ed to teach the Ruby
Valley District School for another
terra.
SSssz. head CT Sevada mustangs
wit -. shiP;Nd trou this loaa!iiy 10
the last this coming SpriuS.
John Jasper. nns Of OUR we'll 20 do
s;s,Su,-n and saachsS. has about
eNGpleisI has tine stone mansion.
WaSt ne ccaiempla,es IN the nsG fu-
iur-. Ne cGt surHise, but suppose II
- IoatTiGnraS-
S.- tin EGad again. The residence
a: : Il. johnson Un tke Ruby summit
wSs ,otsliy cS'Isup,ed a tsw days ago.
MessnWN,l!e is very Iaiei a. pres
eaf- We prNIiet 4 busted Gocm".
We SeGr ihNt tbc sSU;le % North
Rudy are IN = qaSnds-y At present as
= ~Etu ~ouli be tie aut psod,-
aaie, IN build sSoS sheds oSes ;he;s
fG<1S ~ eS; S.Gis.
She zlVsss SSi - saHks my band.
NsSh touch - I-Ai - - feather.
ia>; NIGHT sid loved neg, aGd
She sack me ~a.iCs.s;UsC
Eoa~ truly,
On NooSSHINE
EaSy Valley. Feb -. iSS1
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Notice Of Application to Cut
Timber.

NOTICE - UEEr3T GiNFS THAT
= tie Urdsrs.e",a. wE,s- Iust0tlcc nj
iry>s i wells, l. Eo County. Nevada, in;cI.d,
making ~. ~l!ca;:un 1" IEv ton. sec''. ul tne
lui-IIsg, NGs!Iiu tot. ID. -. Match l?th, ls?i,
- PR At -: COnsEcs> approved March Srl.
1901, entitled, AN Al 1" E"y-a! Timber
Culture Laws ant Tor Other purposc-,' FOG
ne y:tN .lrgr OF cutting t!u,<r !ur tUrl aud
:rnCv p"si, ON t3c UusUr.cy,d land la Cedar
I.u."I .!a,. L.!Ao county Nevada. snl mot
lar;irU'aTly DE- rib-ri and founded ~ FOL
lo"s. Communicating at n I-Int two miles
east OF Noon Station on C.EIra! Pacific
Il. h. thence twelve IL. l,> s,uJh,.y direction
;heacv siS u!iics westerly, ihsacr /! miles
i'T nelly to RailCEi, u.gIcv 6 r.l"s east.
rG.! 10 La-e % LcE Lining. HAT aid land
herein "mbEIr,d il barn II, r,cAy sud untt
Tor ~ ir'..uTr, the II..IGr. consists "i Hgi
piue, !~u.iI,r and scrub inGhus.., riaI 81, ~
only IL. fuel md fencing. tines Icing nn
Iia'hcT nU he Uaet that Coald - mauu!Er.
tn 81. That /. Is lot "a IG,ssrv
AL i!.nt's iOF Ihv pubic E"vl OF I"r the
Turp'>- of Trn'rriiug thr water sufpiy Coz
.:s.gal!uu-::cTc LeiaS no T1tc. n said
Igaet. The petitioner e tiIant,. aid irac: 1,
contain 1900 cord, "i ia, piuc. 80 cUrd.
juniper sui .O-Jc0.ds OF mahogany,
Il. = IHuATY.
Wells. Nevada. Feb. y, lsJ1- stw
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-06

Il prom: rsttrn
OF yonr money, il you Get neither
benefit nor Curr. Risk terms
for The doctor, but safe and sure
for the r~@,icnt. Everything ,Y
gain, nothing 10 iosc. 'riSrc's
Just DIS medicine of its class
that's sold on these conditions
just one thrt co,sjd tc-Dr.
'fcrcc's Golden Medical Discoy.
cry. l:'a = rrc"'r,r vrv ~ cell
but It's n Prcwli0r medicine.
l.s the guaranteed remedy for
all Blood, Skin and Scalp Dis.
easeS, IE1m n common blcich OF
eruption 20 iir worst Scrocrlo.
IL c!cnnscs. pErifrs and cmichcs
The hioni, and curca s;al,.rhrrm
letter, a. aciaL, Frysirr!as. and
I'll ma"ncr OF b!ood-tiirf "a. from
whaicr'~ c.urr. IL .s.ls Won
nothing il IL decent hip vo,r,
The only question Is, whether
you want 70 tc hciprti.
=. "Gc!Ien MoGiral Discovery"
- the Cheapest his5l.lmriGcr aold,
through drusyists, because Won
only ray for l"s GOOD you get.
Can you AK m0ru?
The Discovery " sc.s equally
woi GR Mo year round. Mads
ty 'hc W"rlf's Disrrnsiry Mcd.
lea! ASso alton, al j .,ta!G, :, Y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-06
Ao.,e, wslIias.

brides eaneu,s in Star Valley Thurs
dss s;iernocn. the s-;h ins;su,. 10
witness the Interesting cereasoay by
uhIcS -twu Sssis With bat n sius!.
Thought, two heSsts that Ssasas ca-,
were unit>t Ssi -,se twain s.re
nNde ene aeSh.- According 10 Scrip
:urs-
Tue bride sxs Miss Nay Arms,7sas.
daughter % air. Den Snas:aSl.
of ;ss sncS: prominent and Pop.
9iSr ncn i'll the valley: the Sr>oI,
being Mr.. Leafs l. Bradley. SUI :.
Mr.. John r. Bradley. who IA we'll and
tSvorNhiy kEcau ,hoasShoaS yis
length and nrsai;h OF ths State. The
snie=ao Sad ia aggressive essenaay sss
performed by Rsr John YciIss. OF
Cko ~ o'cIocS 2. u
Tue groom. uhn Sas E;:sa.tNi By
Mr.. TGisn Grai%ls. 49, a;:ia.i IN
the coaEeaSHaN Sui; " blScS. Nps-5-
PIRATE { S.Sh -SAS.SfSlS. EAle tie
osTde attended hy her >sS:Sr. Miss
Ai'ee Armstrong. VS. GosS%3 n i
iHvN'y co2uN%oEsl six s;risl
Hs&srsai~S gam. ISnm>i Nth
rosAn c'h>eSt. CaIna silk. AID x6o-asl
Si,E Ga1A U& asS cause iov-S
The bridesmaid S&s IasSssi zk-a-
tG! PnS eop. ~NSGra Stia en-
rE<ucd chiaoo SOC u1is- 50ssS-
:; .Ar =saS,u.Soa q the marriage
SgTso- the h~rsy oSSs,e received
tas S<A-;r congratulations q: lac
guests shea Iii rSEssel;, Sac Giu-
LaS aNsE SEs.e cAs tsH!ss ae-e ;aE!s
-aSGn'nS uuds= ;&Si. ne Q! GeIc5-
c-tS SaSca we're ASaia1N secret.
ard 10 shS,h ample S4siscS vaS Goaa
:. .aoSs pIssSS:. 49, excepting ,As
eao@ and ms fair hS3A Ahsr -S-
tN>kEeTUtS \ fSS EoES Gs-e sv-2i IN
$.>:G cN2vsHsarsoa zEi us--cHrzt
inIrSrssi viii va>.l and I->:.a.
=se2.Sl Dsg>fr. Sasa S=xas we've
brought INFO r~e3GS;isa AID cSs
bridal n.r:y S!SIS. Ue2tI ih-.
ssS Ia Dsaiu. SSSes ~ u o.s-x III.
All Ms l. L H@iIey .SnS He train
!0- SAl FIcc 80 All o:aA- po5r,s d.
:c;sn%i ~ GGorGiS rGSy Al! .,
So~%=s; On Their wedding iS1- zU,u;
tao weeks sus! Ga Iae:- Ertara vii
settle - pS;h which Ill! - iae.r
tuISr. bona
iaSe II AL in all III. @cgrrsz@
U.s. tHe n:tst rA%at <S!zi rse-s
SA.sh aAa TAKEN y&r IL >I4f Vale.
- aanS aGEs.
Ih-!OnuE onuya sese tie ,e-ir
RMS =: =U.a=caIs valuable std ES-!-.
Tors~a;s- tae :&.o=iag comprising
tie 4si - t4s - Sr4r c0r,~y,a4rui
= igIurIr-d:
DsG.ai and EascS'i Bracelet.
;rnvSrntsi 10 ;As h-sis o. I.e scsrn-
LA: n1ra SolSd Ssl.e- Kns@
For&s, TzAe and T~e-,Tooas Mrs. J.
l. BRADLEY.
Sii'eE Ws;es Sei-As. And Ms. J.
d. Bradley.
Silver w=ser P::eAe.-Mr. I. o.
,relrher.
Stlser Bate. Dish aGd Kui.e-M..
and M. Rahert Arj=rSn.
Silver Fish ku!ts-Nrs & II. EI.
knsp.
Lemonade Se:-Nr. ard Ms Ua.
Armstrong.
Handmade Ss,een C~oalfo-ter-
Ms ). T. BRADLEY.
Wiins EocSer-Gr. ]. Il. Rmilcx.
Rochester Hanging Laa.p-Mn.zf sd
Mrs l. q. Henderson.
Fable C.otA ami nog-n Sspkins-
M. Hissr RsiEhan-
H"it nuzsn Oak doing Raom
chaiH-Nr. ". /. IIi;,.
Dsor-:e,; D.aLer Sei-Mrs ". T.
Hit
TSo Mahogany PsTior Chairs aud
High CGaIs-Mr. agi Nm. Frank
W,-cs.
Sache: Bac-MH- &c. Weston.
Hand PAIut-I P."rIus Miss Amy
Weston.
bu;t..r Klifs and Pair o. Silver
NapNin i;inxs Mss Maud BfaIigy.
Crazy Sofa P,!lnS aad Hand Kni,
i@e-G"uima Armstrong. ,rhvs,
GrIlries arr tae haudi.osk ui .i..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-06

We commend thir remark ~ su ~.
change to Nmerican dairy men:
Thsrc arc l6,nn.CD cowa in ln,a
cSGh:ry, ard !; does lNnk ~ II thcro
si.0u!6 o. srilE enough 10 &" rtNard
SithsAi !ag.ag 20 Ridr uas ~ .n1Gy
pAAg-
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he Oas F.s,ox. u Er&lsxo,ts
have ASdsd 80 o.kaaUe aL>-seR
ss@ DasZ = Eta~sLt >. ltAs
ace
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