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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-02-12
BALTIMORE and LEHIGH RAILWAY.
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TAKING EFFECT OCT. 4th, 1891.
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.

TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-02-12

For Sale.-BronZe Gobler aud Turkey
II Hens Apply to toward Whitaker. 12feblt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-02-12

W-For Sale.-One four year old Colt forty
head of good Ewes, will lamb middle of Feb;
one fresh Cow. Apply to j. b. Stansbury,
Clermont Mills, Nd. 12teb
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
FICTITIOUS MONEY.

1t is said that tho Government is
winner by something over SU,O1O,OOO
by the destruction Of greenbncks-
probably by fires. Ii this had been
IN CON either gold or silver there
would have been the bullion left.
But when rag baby" money goes up
in flames the loss il total. Senator
Jones recently declared in the Senate
that the only place in tho country
where coin was exclusively in ~circula-
ton was in the extreme West, and he
offered 10 wager a small sum that not
Il Senator on the floor could produce
"A single gold coin from his pocket.
Considering tho fact that the Senate
If represented more by money than
by brains, this offer OF Senator Jones
was Il STARTER. And the Senate is SO
Inflicted with gold-bug prociliyitics
that tho mention OF silver us coin in
that body would give Senator Sher-
tnan and his financial intimates an at
n C OF vertigo, To say the least. But,
n tho wager Of Senator Jones been
taken, he would have been the win.
ncr. Not n Senator present could
produce tho vesiige OF n gol& coin.
This corroborates tho truth Of tho
editorial iteT in Saturdays Chronicle
about the tourist from this city to the
East Ind that the only gold coin he
saw during his pilgrimage was what
no paid out. So there IL no gold in
circulation in tho East. All tina,
there is OF money in circulation there
Ia such us is permitted To 10 printed
10y our g%reenbncK spectators during
tho war, and who, AS General Clarke
said Saturday night, had managed To
make n profit ~ $780, 100000 by
their sharpness out of tho Govern.
mcnt and who have since managed
10 run tho Governments linancus.-
Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
Had - Bilious Feeling.

In n restaurant down Mt ~AIcLcansboro
the other night, says the Mount Carmel
uil.) Register, n party of young fellows
were sitting and standing around
the stove waiting for tho mid
night Louisville & Nashville train
to comc in. One of the gang had
been out the night before with his best
girl and was exceedingly sleepy.
Stretching himself in n chair he was
o o in the land of Nod, the upper half
OF his head unhingcd and thrown back,
and his mouth Sc wide open that it re-
scmblcd the entrance 10 the Patton trn-
mel. The boys gazed on him in silence
for n few moments; then one OF them
slipped out to n drug store, from which
he o returned with Il small nil of
asafetida, which he deity placed upon
the slccper's tongue. The warmth OF
tho mouth dissolved the drug i'm u few
seconds and tho snorcr awolsc, stretch
ing, gaping and yawning like n Cherry
grove darby with n prcmonition OF a
Patokn creek chill. Boys" said tho
victim, "darncd II / amt as bilious as n
gonti L never In my whole life had
such an all.tircd mean taste in my
mouth" And the shout that went up
drowned the whistle of the approach
ing train
TrE motives to suicide In India nre
said To be anger, disease and grief
while in Europe they are alcoholism
love, misery and fear.
WI owe the invention Of visiting
cards TO the Chinese. They wcro frs,
used during the Tong dynasty t6lS-907).
The present Chinese visiting card 10
large enough to fold twice, and is bright
rcd in color.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
lFRoN FRIpAY's DAILY I.
ALMAGUNDI

E. G. Hardy came down from Toano
last night.
The present warm weather is caus.
ing the liver to rise very rapidly.
Come out and participate in the
Memorial nay exercises next Monday
Lou Engler arrived Lao. evening"
from Tuscarora by his own convoy
auge
+. NJ. McPhetres, who went TO Salt
Lake some time ugo, returned on No.
. last night
We acknowledge the receipt Of tho
"ke.:ls'er Of tho University OF Ne
vada" FOR 1892 %.
Read the Fourth OF July Ad. and
maze - your mind to spend that
day ut tho County Seat.
j. b. 1olley, JOY Pollard, W. j. Rails
md w. w. Booher returned from
the Winncmucca Convention this
morning.
The trees about town are rapidly
leafing out, und the apple trees in
Seward of Il resi- dents yards are in
full bloom. .,,. 4
Misses Laura Meigs and Violet
Pearson arrived on No. 3 lust night
from Mills Seminary where they
have been attending school.
Last nights west bound passenger
train was about two hours late. The
delay was caused by II train running
OIL I'm open switch ten miles cast Of
Wells.
Last evening, Judge Talbot rem
dered his decision touching the man
ner in which the jurors for tho year
were drawn and sustained tho ob-
jectIons raised by Mr.. harrington.
This Knocked out the panel, and
makes it necessary for the Cou,mis-
sioners TO select Il new list.
Last night between tho hours OF
Q and 10 o'clock the residents of tho
lower portion of town wero startled
bv hearing n pistol shot which was
tired somewhere IN the vicinity Of
Morgan's blacksmith shop. There is
" law against discharging firearms
within the town limits, and unless il
is stopped some IL is liable TO get
themselves in serinns trouble.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
LOCALS,

All temperance drinks ut Ben
C~raighead's.
Go to Ben Craighead's for soda
water on ice. =
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, n
tine assortment. ut MuIlor's. y
Protect your weak Dyes from the
injurious effect Of u and SNOW glass
by getting n pair Of dark glasses ut
Muller's.
Too-re Pain Balm, Magic Sulve and
oil tho FawDeo ..ieui :iIvs CiIi 10 mad
at tho Com Jewclry Store. II
II you want TO have your jewelry
repaired by a first class workman, no
reasonable prices, take IL to Sum
Neuschwander, ut Nye's old stand
q fine display of silver warc,fancy
dishes. lamps, knives, forks, spoons,
etc, ut the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goola, which arc the
finest in theig limo eve brought TO
Ellio. r.
Tho description Of Elko county
winch Of Ieatd in these columns
during July and August Inns been
printed and bound in pamphlet iorm
aud is now for sale NJ this Office Al
tho low price OF fifty cents per cop.
Buy n and send tito your friends,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
BLAINE; SAYS NO.

There are several noted political
bosses, among them "Me Too" Plntt,
OF New York, and Matt Quay, OF
Pennsylvania, who for personal rea-
sons are opposing the denomination
OF Harrison. They are endeavoring
to crente II stampede To Blaine, not
because they expect Rim 10 adopt a
different policy in any respect from
Harrison, but simply because IIarri-
son refused to give them control OF
the Federal patronage OF their own
States. Now they are using Wash
ingtOn correspondents and the Asso-
ciHtcd Press for the purpose of
booming Blaine for the Presidency.
Blaine has stated cmphntically that
hn will not DO II candidate for tho
Presidency. He says he is physically
unequal To tho task, aud does not be.
lieve that If elected he would live out
tho term. Platt, Quay and Clarkson,
who aro practically politicians, at
tempt to create tho impression that
Blaine's word is worth no more than
theirs, and are now parading his
name before tho country as il he was
actually seeking tho nomination at
Minneapolis. Blaine having said all
that an honorable mar could be asked
to say on the subject, does not assert
or deny tho stories circulated by
Clarkson, Platt and Quuy. A close
friend Of his, however, says no ia go.
ing to Now York solely TO consult
physicians about his failing oyo sight.
lilo was told that il looked as IL they
would nominate him at Minneapolis,
AMI his roply was "no thoy won't, and
l say they won't"
so far rs tho intorcsts OF Nevada
would 10 objected, it makes no differ.
enco whether il is Blaine or Harrison.
Blaine voted against tho Standard
Dollar Act of 1873, and his letter TO
Mckinley ut tho time OF tho Ohio
olection Inst Full proved him to DO ~
strongly imbucd with Wall Street
ideas M Harrison, Cleveland or my
othcr gold bug Reno JOurnaL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
IFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILr.l
SALMAGUN Dk

Court conveues Tomorrow.
Jud Dakin came in from Lamoille
yesterday.
Judge Talbot and wife returned
from tho West Tuesday evening.
A Wyoming man who owns "onlY
1000 head OF cattle" is called a small
herdsman.
Ham Mccain came down from Hal
leck yesterday and remained in town
over night.
Los Angeles is having a religious
revival, and it is said that even news
paper men are catching tho fever.
This being leap year the Native
Daughters Of California Gre taking
steps TO celebrate admission day.
John II. Evarts, an old resident of
Humboldt county, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the breast last
Sunday.
p. G. Weber, OF Ely, White Pine
county, arrived last nighten route to
the Democratic State Convention at
Winnemucca. ,.
Tho Zeigler Bros, OF Denver, last
night shipped five ear loads of horses
to Kansas City. They arc thelot pur-
chased OF II. Il. Harris.
A Nebraska girl, whose rejected
lover committed suicide after be-
queathnig her all his property,
amounting to $4,000, tore up the will
in favor OF his mother.
JOY Pollard, j. b. Tolley. J. b. Fitch
and the editor Of the INDEPENDENT
went to Winnemucca to-day to ut
tend ahe Democratic State Conven-
ton which meets tomorrow.
Everybody is invited to turn out
and participate with the Odd Fellows
in the proper observance Of Memorial
Day, The children are especially re-
quested TO join in the procession.
u i'Sh liza Ihlll Ciu no Drought
down with dynamite has boon ex-
ploded. A recent effort to make il
rain AT Laredo, New Mexico, is said
to have run every leecy cloudlet out
OF the sky.
Harry Stevens, OF Sacrarnhnto,
travelling Master Mechanic of the s.
p. Co.. passed East this morning on
No. l. He reports DIR. Meigs' condi.
ton TO be very much improved aud
hat there is no doubts entertained
OF his recovery.
a Salt Lake dispatch says that
Colonel Blunt, ut Fort Douglas, has
been ordered by the War Department
To hold his command in readiness 10
march n; an hours notice TO the
scene Of the mining trouble at Corur
D'Alene.
The strawberry crop in the neigh
b"rhood Of Newcastle, Cal. Was al
most ruined By the recent cold aud
wet weather aud the consequence is
that but so and 100 cases are being
shipped daily from that point, where
from one thousand To fifteen hundred
were shipped last year.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
DEcAYlne monARcH,es
Dynaaties In Various European State, n
Upon . SInKle Lie.

Dynaaties In Various European State, d
pendent Upon = Single Life.
Monnrchinl Europe Is at the present
momen In a o peculiar condition.
says the New York Recorder. In nj
o every instance the dynasty Is de-
pendent on n single life, the loss of
which would result in confusion and a
possible disappearance Of the national
Independence Since the death of
Prince baldwin of Belgium his younger
brother, Prince Albert, a delicate youth
still in his teens, Is the sole male heir TO
ihe croWn his father, the kings
younger brother, having already re-
signed his claims to the succession.
should Prince Albert die the Bclginns
would be driven either TO declare a re-
Puphc OF else to elect some FOREIGN
prince rs king, for the Sale law holds
good m that little kingdom. In Holland
the independence OF the country rests
entirely upon the life Of the extremely
delicate nnd frail little Queen Wilhci.
NINA, the next heir being the reigning
duchess 81 Sixc-Wcimnr, whose Access
sion would involve the dc facto absorb
ton OF the kingdom by Germany. Should
the boy king of Servia die-and
several attempts have already been
made to assassinate him -the Ser
Wan kingdom would be left without
my monarch, for he has no relative to
succeed him. Spain would doubtless
bc plunged into civil war once more 10
little King Alfonso were to disappear
from the scene. The heir Of tn. vranl
duke of Baden is chi!dless and afflicted
with pulmonary disease. The kim Of
N~urtelnbcrg has no children, and ON
ms death his Protestant kingdom, now
animated with Prussia, would pass into
n hands of n Catholic whose entire
military career has been spent in he
austrian army. In England Prince
Eeorge's life stands practically alone
that OF his father and the nc
ce5Sion to the crown of the duchess of
Fife; which latter would be sufficiently
unpopular to bring about sometime
very much akin to n revolution. In
Austria the succession to the crown
Will upon the Archdukc Francis.
who is both SICILY and stupid and who
declines to marry. His ounge broth
err otto, Is Il man whose vagarics have
been such thnt lie can only be described
hs Il positively dangerous lunatic. The
hereditary grand duke of Ilcsse Is very
much OF an invalid, and should he die
without marrying and leaving children
the grand duchy would be absorbed by
.Ecrnlany, for both of the brothers OF
the reiSning grand duke are morganatic-
ally married n debarred from the
succession.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
HE LOCKED III.
The Novel Idea n aian hit Upon to Keep
Ills Umbrella.

u Novel Idea n Man hit Upon to Keep
Ills Umbrella.
a prominent young club man Of this
city, who is noted for his faultless Mt
tire, says the Philadelphia Press. was
exhibiting n costly, gold-mounted
and silk umbrella, which was in
g~cniously fastened with a tiny silver
paddock, to n number of friends, with
the remarks:
IF il had not been for this locking
device I would have lost this yaluabls
umbrella long ago. Picking up the
wrong umbrella on n rainy day is "a
timc-honorCd Il habit rs the borrowing
of your neighbours lead pencil and re-
turning il back to your own pocket.
To test this question to nv full salts
faction 1 strollcd into the lobby OF n
well-known hotel one wet, stormy Gny.
and, swapping the little lock through
the wire spring under the folds of the
umbrella, L placed it in Il prominent
rack among n number of others. On
looking over n morning newspaper I
pretended to be deeply interested in its
columns. | had hardly turned nv eye
when a respectfully dressed gentleman
picked mp my umbrella and off he went.
IT was raining in torrents, he couldn't
open it, and in n moment or two he
returned, ramming it back and muttcr-
ing something nbout n mistake took
another one from the rack, md was
gone for good. You mny not believe
me, but for one hour that um )rella
came and went every five minutes, men,
women n children, old and Young.
grave and gay. The performance was
kept mp until it tired me out. I took
charge of it finally md sauntered of
home"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
State Central Committee,

Following is the now Democratic
State Central Committee:
Douglas c"uuty-n. Harris.
Eureka county,. g. Ford, II. +.
HALEY, Luther Clark, NJ. Hartnett.
White Pine cuuuty-Sol. Hip, r.
III. Willis.
Humboldt county-S. J. Bonnifield,
Jr., w. J. Bell, III. w. Fuss.
Nye county--F. Il. B]rothcrton, G..
L. Deady.
Elko county,. r. Bradley, j. b.
Fitch, j. B. Tolley, w. w. Boohsr.
Lyon county-D. G. Simpson, w.
j. Westcrtield.
Ormsby county-Edmund James,
NJ. Cohn, John Wagner.
Lincoln county--A. G. Thompson,
John Shier.
Washoe county,. G. Hagerman,
Chns. 4. Jones, Jno. II. Dennis, Geo.
iiumphries, +. Lemmon.
Lander county--C. w. H~inchclifTc,
W. +. Killen, a. f. Wallace.
Storey counto-R. z. Koating, W.
r. l.. Deal, Samuel Haas, Frank Col
den,C Bclknap, J. r. Ryan, James
Daley, John O'Toolc. .fg
After the adjournment OF tho Con-
yentlon the committee met and
elected Hon. II. Harris, Of Douglas
county, Chairman, and John O'rooie,
OF Storey county, Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
They Must Reason.

The Birmingham, (Ala.), Agc.IIcr.
dhi, QDcm.), says: 1t is now evident
that n majority Of tho Northern dolo.
gates will go to Chicago with n per-
sonal preference for Cleveland, but
rendy and willing to hear from tho
solid South and the doubtful States.
Therefore IL bchoovcs tho South 10
sond up delegations that will toll their
brethren from tho North tho simple
truth, that will not DO 30 blinded as 10
overlook tho situation in New York,
Virginia, Wost Virginia md South
Carolina. 1t will mean the loss Of tho
four Stntcs named, tho transfer OF
several moro To tho doubtful column
and n fight in all Of thon. II may loo
that tho situation will trcmblo on
tho votes Of a single delegation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.
We had a fiue shower to day.

We had fiue shower TO day.
Silver clubs are being organized
every day in Utah
George Grant and Hi Stoker left
for Hamilton, yesterday
Home rule got there yesterday by a
small majority.
Assessor Esgers returned from a
trip through the county to-day.
Deeming, the Australians murderer,
was hanged yesterday morning.
II the mercury keeps crawling up
BeeclIer's remark will be in ,rder,
The sheep men Of Elko county re-
port the loss of but few lambs this
seasun.
Alex. Pcnrod is down from North
Fork. He reports things quiet in
that neighborhood.
The mail train on the U. p. this
morning ran from Evanston, Wyom-
ing, to Ogden, &c miles, in n little
over an hour. a-.
The defeated candidates FOR school
trustees have the sincere sympathy
OF the ISDEPEHDrST. We have be. n
there several times aud know how to
~sympathize with our friends.
Eight cars Of steel rails for the Pr
oche, New, extension OF tho Union
Pacific from Milford, Southern Utah,
reached Ogden Tuesday from Lara
mic and were forwarded to Milford.
The train conveying the Republi-
can delegates from California 10 Min
neapolis will pass through Elko or
the morning OF June 2nd. The Ne
vada delegation will go on the saule
train.
The good ladies OF Elko nre re-
qucstcd to assemble ut the rooms
lately occupied by the Sheehan Sis
tiers, on the morning OF Memorial
Day, To assist in arranging tho flowers
into bouquets.
The exercises ut the I. Q. O. T.. Hall
on Memorial Day will be unusually
interesting, and everybody is invited
to turn nut aud participate with the
Odd Fellows in the proper observance
Of the day, sacred 10 the memories of
the dead.
We received n pleasant call this
morning from William and Frank
Cooney, two Of our former pupils at
Sutro. The boys are grown men
now, and werc,nn their way TO Park
City. 1t is pleasant to he thus re-
mcmbercd by the boys whom We have
taught in days gone by.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
Mountain Ci,y's Sentiment.

In response to tho silver plodgc
that was sent to Mountain City for
signatures by tho Executive Commit
tro OF tho Elko Silver Club, the
pledge. bcaring the signatures OF 81
voters, nnd tho following lottcr wore
received last evening:
"ro n man we arc solid for IL, and
want tho gold bugs TO know that we
hold four aces and q club aud will
never miss an opportunity 10 knock
h.-'e delight out Of tho royal flush
they shuiled from tho bottom Of the
dock"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
The Coming Fourth.

Attention is called to the Fourth OF
july advertisement in another col
umn. \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO our n~eiglibOrs up aud
down tho road and in the surround
ing towns and valleys to come and
spend the day with us in L grand
celebration. IT has been a long time
since Eiko has celebrated, but the
coming NATIONAL holiday will bc com
mcinorated in such II manner that all
Will long remember it. The pro-
Grnmrmc, arranged by the Executive
Committee, is u good me Read it
over and you will readily seo that you
will b" amply repaid II you spend the
coming Fourth Of july in Elku.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
Gciu IIotcl--I. OItreicher, Pro-
prictOr.

dem %IIoici--I. OItreici,er. Pro-
prictOr.
W T. Niles, Ogden; Martin Mason.
Smith Fork; j Is rolloY, JOY Pollard,
Mira A II Smith & = children, Mira
Bruce, NJ Curru x, J y Pritchett, &C
Myers, Mira CldIc & child, George W
I%'"lticr, j l. Thompson, Tuscnrora;
Jud Dakin, Mrs S NJ StreotGr, j II
Hayward, q Is Loddick, Fred Rein.
ken, Lamoillc; A ID Ponrod, Island
Min; p q Weber, Sol Hip, FLY; Geo
w Taylor, Pleasant; i ID Fullmcr, A
McPonrson, $ #; Nm Hardy, MINI;
ca Nichols, Secret; l. Byrno, vito e
child, Eureka; l. l. Bradley AZ wife,
Dccth.
n Primenux, Mrs Booth, ruscarora
Il q Long, Curlin; Tom McCool,
Mound.
Ill Bradley. Dccth; Chas Greon-
berg, Omno; y n Hardy, MINI; 9 w
G"rhoth, Wells; T. g Billiard, VIM
HDar, TusCarora; NJ q Cecil, Mrs II NJ
Cntlin& daughter. s Il; Miss Boil
Ulroy, Salt Lake; Nrs Gleason g.
Child. Michigan.
Tom Henry, Mound; John Day,
Osino; John Heron, Tuscarora; w
y Tho,nas, A Il Scott, ban Francisco;
John McDougal, PHI Walters, Salt
Lako; G. s Simpson, Park City; r.
W Coffin, Carson; IT MoDormott
Lnmoillo. ,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Or. McIgs !s reported bottor to day.
l.. l.. bradley, Of Deoth, is in
iowa.
la Congress there are twenty Rep
ryscntnti,cs under thirty-six years uf
axe.
Ben Craighead has added Il new
fcninrc To his store, that OF soda
1'at"r.
sabbath school IN the Presbyterian
CHURCH a. l::I0 lo.morrow. Y. i. $. &
!" prayer meeting AZ & O'Clock.
lEa san Francisco Chronicle Says
I at the development OF Ncvada's
u tro hrds would put tho State ON
her legs again.
Hon. +. =. Ne'vlnnds has started
~ hts homnwnrd trip snd will attend
the National Silver Convention at
Huntington, ID. G., on the nth.
james Gilmoro.r on trial in Reno
for the murder Of "a maj 10y tho nam
Il Savage last month. We hope that
Gilmore will receive justice tina time,
a he il - old offender, and deserves
- swing at the end Of n ropo.
y prominent business man OF Elko
received "a bah of goods from Omaha
th" other day, ON which the freight
fi1n pnaha to OSdon, lU3l miles
Was $i.3l and from Ogden to Elko,
-" miles, IT WAS Si.iA. Who is i'm
pIplH enough To say that tn" South
era Pacific Railroad Co, Of Kentucky,
II not rXcrting itself 10 build up Ne
N.tny
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
Photographic Notice.

Mr.. d. w. Dove, tho we'll known
nrtist aud photographer, will DO in
Elko, Juno Let, To romain until after
July 4th. He is now making exclu-
sivcly tho celebrated Aristo photo,
which for durability, excellence and
fine finish n not be surpassed on
tho Coast. Everybody il acquainted
with Dowo and know that his work
always givos satisfaction. Call and
ernmino samples aud DO convinced.
Aristo photos, 81 pcr dozen; the old
style cabinet photos, 81; groups, 81
extra. All work guaranteed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-05-29
tFRoM MONDAYS DAILY.
SALSIAGUNDl.
The weather is getting warm

The weather is getting warm
Our predicted storm failed to ar
rive on tirue.
NJ. G. Cecil arrived last evening
from California.
Sec the notice Of II. w. DOVE, tho
photographer, elsewhere.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. G3, A. D. l.. W. at their Hall to-
night.
Ed. Odell, Fred Rcinkcn and J. IL.
Hayward, OF La,nollle, arc doiog the
County Seat to-day.
Miss Lois F.. Fuller, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday evening on n
visitto. her cousin, Miss Hattie Clark.
IL. w. Brown, OF Independence
Valley, and A. P~rimeaux, Of Tusca-
rora, arrived by private conveyance
this morning.
The jury in the case OF Gilmore, Oh
trial FOR murder nj Reno last week,
brought in n Verdict OF m~ansluughter,
Saturday. after being out thirty hours.
The election 81 School Trustees.
in accordance with tho law passed by
the last Legislature, is progressing
quietly to-day with two tickets in the
field.
The State University closes en- tho
9TH OF June this year. There will be
"A graduating class each from the
business, Nurnul and Liberal Arts
Departments.
Attention is called to the advertise
mcut OF Jake Nelson's saloon, which
appears un Ter tho head OF New To-
day. Give him n call and sample his
Milwaukee beer on draught.
Yesterday the ZoiSler Brothers, Of
Denver. brought in lO2 head OF horses
which they bought OF +. L. Harris,
Of Mound Valley. They will ship
them tn Oakley, Kansas as soon as
they can get the,cars.