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b25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Marker
street. near Kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight
500 Hayes sire :, open until 8 80 O'Clock, sos
Lsrkin street, open uutH 9:30 O'Clock; 25 Mission
street open until O'clock p, NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street. open until 30 p.
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THE CALL, CALENDAR,
NOTICET
ATGERT lNSp.

A',l Of Cur patrons tebo fail to J71d THE
MORNING CALL for sale bg trGin-b0ys
ifi confer O fag0r By notifying this Office OF
UC0ct. naming the date and tram.
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.NIrs. WinsIow,s soothinc srrunn


Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children While teething with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the gums
aays pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
is the best remedy for diarThea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Twenty Ave
cents a bottle
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The testimonials published in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are facts and prove that Hoods Sar.
sapariIIa possesses absolute merit and is worthy
the fu.i confidence of the people.
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Chinese Beef Condemned,

Four hundred pounds OF diseased beef and
veal from Chinatown were seized and con-
Gemned yesterday by Market Inspector
Newman.
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THE DAILY rToRNrNG CALL

FVE 4
New York. .BRENTANO BROS, 8 Unlon Square
ClseRsa ..,......... News stand Palmer House
hep IIleaus ,,..,. u ALLJT & JOUBERT,
1872 Common So
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
- Potter IHildIng Kew York City. Is provided with
fItsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
suiitiuk rates and sample copies furnished.
F X. MISCH, Manager
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published IN San Francisco
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FrENITuRE.-By Chas. Levy, at 1135 Market
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THE THROAT" Brolcl's BroncfidI Tf0ches" act
directly on the organs of the voice. They have an
extraordinary effect in ell disorders OF the Throat.
Speakers and Singers find the Troches useful.
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Trouble in the Church,

After long session Trustees Page. john
son. Dickers and Walters Of the Second
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PUREsr Champagne that does not inebriate. The
delicious Manitou Ginger Champagne" made OF
" Msnitou" and purest ginger extract Absolutely
nOn-alcohollc.
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HELP wASTID-CoNTTNUED.

HELP w tSTID-C0NTI<UED.
CIRL DO GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; SMALL
" family: no washing: must speak good German.
734 McAlIlster 81.
Young Girl. FOR LIGHT ROUSEWoRK rs
i Hampton place. off Folsom ST. bet. I'd and 3D.
VoUNG GIRL; LIGHT HoUsEWoRK: WAGES
i Sl5. $50 Folsom So. upstairs.
~ OMAN DO LIGHT HoUSEWoRK; SMALL
w family. 1880 Eddy ST.
CMAtL GIRL TO MIND BABY; LIGHT HOUSE
- work gil Lombard ST., near Jones'
IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HoUSEWoRK. 2
" Golden place, off Golden Gate ave.. bet Hy de
and Larkin sts-
WANTED-50 GAMERS AT SIS PER WEEK;
w also $50 women and girls to work on fruit:
highest wages. Apply at cannery, Bryant and Tenth
sts CODE. ELFELT & co. aula II
GIRLS TO WORK IN SALOON; COOP PAY pa
" Alaska Music Hall. $40 Kearny ST. aul8 7t*
CIRL, BEE IA AND is, LIGHT HoUSEwoRK;
- good home. $40 Hermann ST. aus 81
VOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
i work; 3 Ia family. 9l4 Greenwich st. aul9 3ts
CRL AS COOK CRYSTAL HOTEL 73s
$50 per month. aulS 2tS
RooK-FoLDERs WANTED AT McIN YRE's
~ Blndery 422 Commercial ST. aulSZt
"A ANTED-woMAN TO ASSIST AT HOUSE
wages. 2712 Harrison ST. aulS 2t*
- ERMAN GIRL DO GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
" Cal bet aud 4. Coz MeAllster st aulS 2t+
GERMAN GIRL GENERA HOMEWORK
" small family; good cook $25. 3 Carlos place,
of O'FarreI., bet Powell and Mason. aulS 2t$
~ ANTED- GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
" housework in small family. 6l2 Felist. II 3$
CIRL ASSIST IN HoUSEWoRK AND CARE OF
" children good home treated OF fam
lily. 1868 Twelfth ave, Last Oakland. aul7 3tF
"a ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
W hoasewOrk If competent. $50. 1S5 Chest
nut st. aul7 3t%
IRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK AND
CCHoOLGIRL MIND 2CHILDKEN SATURDAYS
- and Sundays SO Union ST. mr.. Mason. II 3tt
Il GOD FINISHER WHO CAN OPERATE ON
" pants. 25S Jessie ST. aul7 3t*
A PPRENTICks AND PUPILS 10 HAIRDRESS-
~ ing and maniCuring. NINE ROBISON'S, 5I2
Kearny ST.; 10 lessons in class 81 50. au14 its
IA AITER-GIRL AT MARBLE HALL, Sc COR
" of jackson and Kearny; good pay. aul37t*
SOO WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME-
COO dateIy. Steady work fruit at A. LUSK
q CO.'S cannery. Brannan ST., bet Third
Fourth. au7 II
a ANTED-FIRST- CLASS wAIST-TRIMMER.
W s2o Suffer auto II
H00 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME
OOO diately. Steady WORK on fruit at A. LUSK
q CO.'S cannery, Brannsu St. bet. Third ana
tonrth. au7 II
200 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME-
OOO dateiy. Steady work on fruit at A. LUSK
q CO.'S cannery Brannan ST., bet. Third and
Fourth. jy22 If
"a ANrED-APPRENTICE TO LEARN DRESS
W making trade thoroughly 929B Howard. is Is 5m
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STORAGE.

LnRsTCLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
L S42-s44 Mission St CHAS l. TAYLOR iy3st
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ANTED-5o GAMERS AT SIS PER WEEK;
w also $50 women and girls to work on fruit:
highest wages Apply at cannery, Bryant and Tenth
SITS. CODE, ELFELT & co. aulS II
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pEMoYAL-HARDING'S COLLECTION OFFICE
Ii Removed TO NV. cor. Pine and Montzom-ry
SIS, under Nevada Bank. fee L
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4 SAWMiLL LABORERS, $50 AND FOUND: 10
farmers, S25, S26 and $50; 20 laborers and
teamsters, SO; 20 wOOdchoppers: 20 ttemakers;
20 shtng!e-boit max ers; Anne rican man and wife,
private family. $50, see boss here: stabteman $50;
hotel cooks. $50 and $50; . hotel walters $50:
head walter. country hotel; 80 railroad teauIsters
and la0orers for Oregon 10 railroad men free
fares. X. T. WARD & co. sos and $40 Clay St
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lot STOCKTON - TOMATO SAUSAGES SPE.
LIZ cialty: PORK tend-rloins every day; cooked
ham. tongue corned beef; all kinds sausages; dairy
produce: overland lunches put up. aui6 St&
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N0 NJ PETENT AND RELIABLE WOMAN
~ wishes position to do light homework, or to
help In any kind OF work; city or country. Call or
address l2S Tenth st.
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On THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS GOODS
~ silks sealskins and seaiette cloaks; also Carpets
furniture. lace curtains, blankets and foiding-beds
al NJ FRIEDMAN & CO.'S. 223 and 23U STOCKTON
ST Why pay ready money when you can Guy luss
as cheap by making a small cash payment down.
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection Of our
stock Is respectfully solicited: orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to- 2zS aud
230 Stockton and 237 Post. open evenings ltr
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MISS GRUNDIES, TEACHER OF GERMAN
w and French al Mills Seminary for the last y
years, has removed from Hyde St to her perman mt
residence 1906 California aul4 It's
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DOSE RODDEN WILL HEAR OF INFDRMA A.
III ton TO her advantage by ad dressing l. D.. box
IS. Call Branch once. aulS q
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r oANS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MDs IN
IL warehouse. Us BOWMAN 323 Montgomery u
BARREL OF MONEY on lSr OR I'D MORT
~ gage; per cent: no delay j. l., All U Farrell ly
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
NI Seeurity Loan Bank, HOS Market mr.. Mason;
private entrance z Turk. N. J. FRANKLIN accom-
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TYPEWRITERS.

A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALIGRAPH OPER-
~ ators VIII BIO held in San Francisco Within a
few weeks; valuable prizes will be awarded; three
classes. COMMERCIAL operators. telegraph operators
student operators; call for particulars ans regis ter
for the contest: ample time for practice CHARLES
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
PRINCE RUSSELL KALsoM1NED.
Minority Report on the Yellowstone
Park investigation. 4T

Minority Report on the Yellowstone
Park investigation.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 4.-The minority
OF the house committee on public
lands today submitted their views on
the Yellowstone, sspark investigation.
Ehey take fairgrounds that Secretary
Noble acted with fairness and justice in
annulling the transportation leases, and
that Gibson acted in false and deceitful
manner in his relations with the secre-
tary. A most bitter attack is made on
Gibson by the minority, while Russell
Harrison's connection with the company
js defended in strong terms. Referring
to it, the minority accuses the majority
OF going out of its way, in what it char
acterizes as an attempt to smirch the
son of the president by the use
of some incidentals in the
evidence. The facts are, it says, that
certain parties interested in the park
association, assuming that Harrison
would have some influence with the un-
known secretary of the interior to be
appointed, proposed to induce Harrison
to use such supposed influence for the
benefit of the association, and to re-
munerate him with fifty shares of fstock,
but the stock was never issued, The
minority holds that Harrison was never
5psuested, except by Waters, to nss slais
influence, and there was no need that
he should do so. The whole thing was
evidently a fraud, the minority CONT
nues.Iand one of Gibson's tricks, and the
majority is unsupported by single
particle of evidence against Harrison,
and its comment is wholly uncalled for.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
ALASKAN ADvICEs.
The Cutter Bears Life-saving Servic,
The Reindeer Station.


The Cutter Bears Life-saving Service.
The Reindeer Station.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-The Associ-
ciated Press has received news from
Ounalaska, by the steamer st. Paul, of
the movements of the United States
revenue cutter Bear, as late as July 11th.
All on board were we'll. On June 4th,
Captain Healey rescued Peter Viani,
sole survivor of three men who were
placed on st. Matthew's island, last
season, to spend the winter in hunting
white bears. The fate of WANTS two
companions ia unknown, they having
left the island month previous to the
arrival of help. They are supposed to
be drowned.
The latter part of June Captain
Healey rescued Captain Brown, U. .S.A.,
and party of miners, who were out of
provisions on the Fish river.
While waiting for coal ship at Port
Clarence, Captain Healey made two
hurried trips to Siberia, where DR..
Sheldon Jackson purchased sixty-fve
reindeer, which are domesticated. These
deer have been safely landed at Port
Clarence and placed in charge of Miner
W. Bruce, superintendent of the Rein
deer station. The first lot was landed
and the herd established July 4th. The
provisions landed at Kings island last
September by Captain Healy kept the
inhabitants from starving during the
winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

house of commons, this afternoon. be
was given wildly enthusiastic recep-
ton. The Irish members rose in a BODY.
and, Joined by the Liberals, waived
their hats, cheering.
Hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel, speaker of
the last house. was reelected speaker.
Inc rising OF Gladstone to second the
motion for the reelection Of Peel as
speaker, was the signal for renewed
cheering. Peel, after his election.
thanked the members briefly, and the
house adjourned until tomorrow.
Z There was the usual meagre attend
ance at the opening of the house Of lords
today, and an adjournment was quickly
taken.
Inc Associated Press is authorized to
state that John Morley has taken the
position of chief secretary for Ireland.
The Liberal whips are arranging for di-
vision of the house on Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
A SECOND DANIEL.

Chief Justice Colerfdge Delivers .
Righteous Judgment.
/ LONDON, Aug. 4.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge delivered judgment today in
a case in which workingman sued the
dnke of Rutland because the latter's
game keeper stopped traffic on q
highway while they were driving
grouse. Lord CoIeridge said the days
OF high handed interference with the
rights Oh the people bad passed. The
evidence showed that the game keeper
had knocked the plaintiff down, and
when he complained to the dukes son,
Lord Edward Manners, the latter re-
piled fGo to the devil. If you are
shot. your life be on your own head y
This the lord chief iustice said, would
not be tolerated from any person.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
Trial of the Union Miners
at Boise City.
A Nom Union Mans Story Of
the Outrages.
The Battle at e. IN, and the Frisco
Mill EXP 'losion.
Fate of the Prisoners at pardner stiiI
Undecided-A Spy Exve. ted to
Give Some scnsatie3at
Evidence.
By the Associated Press.l

BY the Associated Press.l
BOISE, Idaho, Aug. Ain the trial OF
the twenty-five Ceur d'Alene rioters,
today, the men pleaded not guilty.
Only one witness was examined, John
Kneebone, blacksmith at the Frisco
mine. He stated that he saw the smoke
of the first shot fired near Gem, on July
11th,, and was positive it was discharged
by one of party of union men who
were hidden behind logs on the hillside
above the Frisco mill. This was fol-
lowed by desultory fusilade Of six or
seven shots, and then there was volley
OF LOO shots fred before the force in the
mill began to reply.
Kneebone said after an abortive at
tempt to destroy the mill by sending a
powder-laden car down the tramway,
he saw man carrying powder box
toward the head of the penstock, and
shortly after this the explosion occurred
and the Frisco mill collapsed. He de-
clared he would know the man who car
ried the powder If he should see him.
After the explosion Kneebone and his
comrades determined to surrender
themselves, and hung out a flag
of truce. Several hundred armed
men had surrounded the mill; most of
the mob were union miners. They eom-
PEELED the Frisco men to march to the
miners union hall at Gem. An hour
afterwards the men were placed in box
cars and taken to Wallace. Next morn
ing Kneebone and eighty or ninety
~ xrynx vi
immediately, and they went
to the old mission. That
evening fifteen or twenty men came to-
the mission and commenced to shoot
and yell at the non-union men. The
latter fed like sheep. Kneebone was
fired at several times. He ran up to
the railroad track and took to the brush.
He remained several hours in the tim
ber. then started for the steamer
landing at the old mission, but was in
terrupted by four men, who robbed him
of all he possessed, and told him to
leave the country. We missed the next
steamer, but caught one the following
day, and went to Cmnr d'Alene city,
thence to Spokane.
WARDEER, ID, Aug. 4.-The disposi-
ton of the 204 prisoners confined at
WarQner ana Wrllace IS as lar from
being settled as ever. If the prisoners
are turned over to the United States
marshal, and a special term
of the United States court is
held at Ceur d'Alene City,
General Carlih will have to furnish
guards to convey the prisoners to that
point, which will require the retention
of all the troops here for at least six
weeks longer. When the prisoners are
finally disposed of, these companies are
to remain in permanent camp at point
to- be designated by Gov. Wiley. 1t
is said the feeling of the union miners
is very bitter against the man Allison,
who joined the miners union at Gem
as spy. He was elected secretary of
the union. and it is stated his testimony
will be sensational when he takes the
witness stand at Boise.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
Peel Reelected Speaker = Gladstor
Greeted With Cheers.

Peel Reelected Speaker - Gladstone
Greeted With Cheers.
LONDON, Aug. A large crowd gath
cred at the Westminster palace yard
early this morning, watching the ar
rival of the members OF the new parlia-
ment, and cheering loudly when friends
appeared. Gladstone, accompanied by
his wife, drove to the parliament build
ing in an open carriage, and all along
the route was given an ovation by the
crowds. At the palace yard the police
were unable to restrain the crowd,
which became almost wild in it's en-
deavors to do honor to the head of the
Liberal party. Balfour and Goschen
walked to the house together, and were
greeted with hoots and groans by the
crowd outside.
The new parliament assembled this
afternoon. The proceedings today were
purely formal, and no business will be
transacted until next week. The queens
council, at which the speech from the
throne will be signed, viii be held to-
morrow.
When Gladstone appeared in the
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

came on when balloting FOR 60 ssano sa,,o
began. The nominees were: LOA o4h ~
Crounze, assistant secretary Of ~
treasury ex-Congreesman ThorT1
Majors. Lawson Sheldon, A. T.. Cady,
Jack Mccall and Judge Reese. The
first ballot resulted Crounze 376, Majors
344, Sheldon 42, Cady So, Reese l..
There was little change on the second
ballot, but when the third ballot was
ordered the trouble began.
The Douglas county convention had
instructed its delegates to vote as unit
for Crounze, and the instructions were
ironclad. When Douglas county was
reached, one of the delegates demanded
poll OF the delegation. At once there
was an uproar, and the convention be-
came bowling mass. All efforts to re-
store order proved futile for an hour.
Finally the chair decided that the dele
gates should be polled. The poll re-
suited in thirteen men deeerting Crounze
for Majors, and five voted for Mccall.
Enough Majors men from other coun.
Offset the loss, and the result showed
gain of two for Crounze. Pandemonium
reigned for half an hour, but at 6 :45
another ballot was taken, which resulted
in Crounze receiving 393, Majors 317,
Sheldon 33, Cady go, Mccall 40, Reese
2. After the result of the ballot was
made known, the convention adjourned
till morning.
The gathering of the delegates and
Governor McKinley's speech drew to
Lincoln last night such crowd az was
never before assembled here. All the
available space in the hotels was occu-
pied by beds and cots. yet hundreds Of
people paid for the privilege OF sleeping
on the floors of the carpeted Railways,
and other hundreds camped out on the
state house grounds and university
campus.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
sMUGeLED GIN AND CIGARS.
Collector Osborne Makes Seizure a
Santa Barbara.

Collector Osborne Makes Seizure at
Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 4.-Collector II.
2. Osborne, of the Los Angeles customs
district, has seized eight thousand SNUG
gled cigars and eighteen cases of gin on
board the schooner Glendale. Inspector
M. Hewitt was the seizing officer, The
Glendale brought the goods from Homo
lulu to San Francisco, with cargo OF
sugar, where they were not dis
covered. and thence went to Tacoma,
where she loaded with lumber for this
place. The sale of cigars in small lots
attracted the attention of the local
customs officers, leading to a
search of the vessel and her seizure.
The vessel IL now in the hands OF
Collector Osborne, who is now here,
and future proceedings against her and
officers will rest with United States
District Attorney Allen, at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
Five Cars of Gold.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 4.-The Chroni-
Gle says $50, 900, 900 in gold was shipped
by rail to Washington, d. O., from
this city today. The gold was taken
from the vaults of the sub-treasury and
filled five cars. The object of the re-
moval was the undesirability of keeping
such an amount of gold in a seaport
town.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

Sugar beets tested by Wade & Wade,
10911 Commercial street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
DON M. DICKINSON
Made Chairman OF the Democratic Cam
paign Committee.

paign Committee.
New YoRK, Aug. 4.-The campaign
committee of the Democratic national
committee met this morning. On
motion of E. G. Wall, Don M. Dickinson,
of Michigan, was chosen chairman Of
the campaign committee; B. B. Smalley,
of Vermont, secretary.
Chairman Harrity, of the national
committee, was authorized to appoint
the necessary subcommittee, and
Messrs. Harrity and William G. Whit
ney were added to the campaign COM
mittee. The advisory committee will
not be appointed for several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
NEBRASKA PEOPLES PARTY.
Old Crazy Horse Van Wyck Nominated
for Governor.

for Governor.
KEARNEY, Neb.. Aug. A. 4.-After spend
ing the night chiefly in killing time,
the Peoples party got through
their muddle at 80 O'Clock this
morning. J. H. Powers, ex-president
of the National Farmers alliance, with
drew his name from consideration, and
ex-senator G. HI. Van Wyck was nomi-4
mated for governor, practically by accla-
nation,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
NEBRASKA REPUBL1cANs.
A Bitter Struggle for the Gubernatorial
Nomination.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Aug. AFTER the
most bitter struggle ever known in
Nebraska Republican convention, the
state convention adjourned at o'clock
this evening without having made a
nomination. The delegates will recon
vene at $3.50 tomorrow morning, and the
fight will be continued. The contest
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
Perkins IsI a Candidate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Ex-Gov
George @. Perkins has announced him.
self as q candidate for United States
senator.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
Alabama Election Returns.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4.-Reports
from all the counties but two have been
received. Governor jones' majority
will be in the neighborhood of 10000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

The building boom has caused the re-
moval of H. A. Getz's fine tailoring
125 w. Third to INV. Third street.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-08
MECHANICAL SCIENCE.

The silk industry shows that single
cocoon from q well-fed silk worm will
often produce a continuous fiber more
than 1000 yards long.
ROPE made from the mescal plant, q
product of southern Arizona and Mex
leo, is almost indcstructible from or
binary wear and is very strong.
THEORETICAL researches in dynamics
do not indicate that any vapor what
ever is capable of giving more than 5
per cent. of increase in economy over
steam.
A SHIPS side light which will swing
as she heels and always shine upon q
horizontal plane has been invented in
Cardiff. With the fixed light and the
ship we'll hccled, the lceward light can
be seen only half q mile.
CORN huslss boiled in cnustic soda ara
being utilized tor the manufacture of
paper. The cooking process results in
the formation of n spongy, glutinous
paste which is subjected to heavy pres
sure so as to eliminate the gluten, the
fiber remaining being made into paper
in the ordinary way. {
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-08
Notice of Distribution =.

In the District Court of the State of Nevada
In and for the County of Elko.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Thomas b. Jacques, Deceased.
Charles Wagner and A. J. spencer, executor,
of the estate of Thomas b. Jaoucs, de-
cea;ed, having heretofore flied their petit
ton praying for an order OF distribution of
the estate Of said deceM;cd among the per-
SONS entitled thereto:
AlOrICE Is HI.nEItY GIVEN TO ALI,
~ perSOus iOlc eS. al in sntd estate to be
aud appear before the District Court of the.
State OF New. ii In and for Eiko .oaiity, mt
the Courtroom OF Sid Court in the town of
Blko, on Friday, tUe 10th day of January,
1892 at 10 o'clock A. N. OF said day, then and
there to show cause, II any there be, why an
Order of Distribution of said Estate should
not DO made according 10 tho Last Will aud
Testament of said deceased. aud the law ia
zach cases made and provided
l.. 0. HENDERSON,
Dated Janus-y 0, lSo2. Olerk
jw u u: ",
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-08
WOMAN'S GOSSIP.

RoUMANIA's queen plays the harp.
YOUNG Mrs. j J. Astor is a great
beauty and perfect dresser.
NINE. DE LEssEps is regarded as one
ofIthe most dcvout women i'll Paris.
WHEN Queen Victoria travels she
wears no jcwclry and is clad simply in
black.
VAssAR's most popular instructor is
Miss Mary w. Whitney, the professor
of astronomy.
Mrs. POTTER PALMER, lady president
Of the worlds fair, gets more mail mat
ter than any woman in Chicago.
KATE FIELD gives rather clever
definition of plagiarism when she calls
it lack of skill in effacing coincidcnts.
SARAH BERNIIARDT has promised to
contribute n painting to the woman's
gallery of pictures at the Chicago cx-
position.
MISS OLIVE BUCHANAN, United States
deputy marshal at st. Louis. is the
only woman holding position of this
kind in the country.