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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-09-10

IL will be notcd that with the same levy as
last year the assessment roll would have run
over s5,U0o.0OO Bingham county is q. owing
nicely and will soon be the most prosperous
county in the state.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-09-10
NJ. A. TREGo,
Vice president.

sissero Goggans, a rancher living
three and one-half miles north OF
town, raised this year 249 bushels OF
wheat ON small fraction over five
acres Of land. or about AS bushels to
The acre. That's a good yield, and
we want TO see the man who will beat
1t.
The Auxiliary Guild, ST. Paurs
church. will meet ut Mrs, W. Z, John
son's next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. All members are requested
to attend.
George A. Bennett, the eexpress rob
her. who was sent up from this coun
" to the peaitcntiary ia 1887 for tel
wears. has been pardoned By the easy
going pardoning board. It will b'
remembered by our readers that Ben
nett stole $4,000 from the express
company; afterwards confessed hi'
guilt and the company recovered So,
600. The 81 1890 is still missing. /
Il a cold day for Bingham convict
when the board fails to pardon on
NJ their number
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ScCrct Valley Items.

This valley is very lively ut present
The mos: interesting event was the
ball given by MIR. and Mrs. T.. III.
Woolverton at their residence on
New Years v The music was the
best ever known in the valley and was
furnished by Messrs. I. Taylor and
L. Williams. They came especially
Tor the oc.:assiOn, aud the two lively
young men still remain here. An
arch OF evergrerns and flowers was
made over the door for the merry
couples 20 pass under. Among those
present were the rswIy married
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. II. McMahon.
The bride being beautifully nttired
in white silk. Mr.. George Gedncy,
Miss Ala LiYson and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Jensen were the only ones present
from South Ruby. Mr.. B. Taylor and
his bost girl wero present. Among
others from Lamoille were 4. B. Car
den and wife, \. J. McDerlnott and
wife. a. Griswold aud wife. G. Girls.
void and wife, Misses Tillie Voight
and Loitic Pixlcy, Mr.. j. Billet and
Mr.. NJ. Tiffany. Miss Grcta Young
who is visiting her cousin Miss Matte
Nichols arrived just in timo for tho
New Years party. Tho Secret girls
were all present and we're nttirod in
grass green calico. handsomely trim
mod with pearls and diamonds. Tho
gentlemen whom wo Rave not men,
toned woro all attircd in their light
Summer suits. Taking it all together
the ball was tho grand success OF the
season.
"Rain and Shine" the Ruby COR
respondents, reported that the stage
wIs seen passing through Secret with
four horses. We are Obliged TO con.
tradict this statement aud say that
the fonr hur6o5 were on two different
sicighs. But from all wo
think tho stage had six horses all
abreast coming through Ruby, the
now being very dcep in that part Of
tho country.
Another feature worthy OF mention
WIS II candy pulling givcn by Misses
Lizzie and Emma Gardner in Secret
Valley, january nth. There were
mono invited out OF Secret, but those
present report n worry enjoyable time.
There is wedding soon to tako place
in Secret Valley. Miss Mand (s,vort
vii net RS bridesmaid on tho event.
The snow.shoe exports visited
Secret n few days ago, their natncs
being Mr.. ind Mrs. WIN. Woolvertoo.
Mrs. Woolvcrton. n Into arrival from
tho East. not being ueed to our mode
OF travelling, got u grent many bumps.
There is to be- u grand ball after tho
wedding In Secret and wo scnd inyi.
tntions to NIL. Don't fail TO nttcnd.
Yours Very Truly,
TIE THREE Cr.oDuorrERs.
Fair Play, New, Jan. Is, 1892.
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RUBY Valley Items.

EDITOR lN0EPESDESr:-Old Boreus
turned himself loose again on the 18TH,
and showered down some ten inches
more snow. and twice, yes, three
times that amount Of wind To the dis.
gust OF every soul. Stock non had
begun TO feel quite jubilant, a chinook
having occurred which settled the
the snow n foot or more; but now
there is no hope for rnnge stock. The
farmers who have hay enough for the
Winter will come out uhead in tho
Spring. In my opinion, sheep arc
the boss for Nevada, provided, OF
course. that every second Winter is q
hard one. Those q~uadrupeds can
walk on top OF the snow md subsist
on pine nuts, AMI the like.
Miss Addie Lawson, the Ruby Gen.
trail school ma'am, has returned to hcr
homo in Gold Hill. The young lady
has faithfully served as teacher, and
wo are pleased to learn that she will
return in the Spring to again WELD
the birch or willow, and sun her
school duties.
The boys in Secret Valley ara hav-
Ing Rnc fun travelling on snow shoes
TO their temperance meetings They
have organized n lolgc, having elected
the following officers: President, Jno.
Donnelly; Treasurer, Clark Persons.
The other o.isers will bs installed
next meeting. Success to you, boys.
Tho aforementioned card party OF
MIR. and Mrs. }. w. Smiths, was n
swell affair. Mrs. Wright won tho
BOBBY prize, rs tho most perfect cheat.
Mrs. Henly WIS awarded tho second
prize. All departed feeling highly
pleased with the evenings entertain
mont, hoping to meet there soon again.
Gay Dawley was seen to go madly
rushing by Cf it could be so caliedI
Sunday. in n neat little cutter, the
horses keeping time to tho muny bells.
BY his sido was n lady, who, Judging
from appearance and size, was not
Mrs. D.. VIM. Snow was also observed
driving in Golden Cato Park, and he,
too. was not alone. Oh! ttess times
or these meni
a Chinaman cama In from Ruby to
Hnllcck, n distance Of fifty miles, OH
snow shoes, making the trip in ten
hours. 1 presume n blizzard picked
him up and bore him along, other
wise no never would have reached his
destination. Nevertheless. when no
hove in sight hero, all that could 10
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lFRox THURSDAYS DAILr.l
SALNAG UNDI
Mr.. J. Henderson is on tho sick list

Mr.. j. Henderson is on tho sick list.
Correspondents should write only
on one side Of the paper.
Will Cecil. OF Chico, CAL, arrived
last night on a visit to his brother
and sister.
Senator Sawyer, Republican, Of
Wisconsin, says il is time to call a
halt OH pension Legislation.
Several citizens o, Elko county drew
prizes in tho Examiners distribution
ranging in value from % cents to
$500.
Gus Mnrkowitz. the popular jeweler
nj O~streichcr's store, returned from
San Francisco this morning and ia
ready for business.
Miss Emma ScherT went out 10
Valentine Walthcrs' in Huntington
Valley yesterday TO commence school.
We wish the young lady success in
her work.
Arrangements are being niade for
tho masquerade ball Mt Freeman Hall
on February 22nd. Watch these col
unns for the al. which will upreur in
tho near future.
w. G. Scott, of White Rock, this
county, drew tho second prize, n five
acre farm in Ei Captain cnlony, Mer-
cod county, Cal, valued at $4,000, in
the Eraminer's prize distribution.
w. K. Mayer, of Snohomish, Wash.
inGton, formerly the Western Union
messenger boy hero, drew tho fifth
prize, 10 zero orange tract near
Portersville. Cal, valued at $3.50, in
tho Examiners distribution.
j. a. Plummer returned from the
west last night accompanied by Mrs.
and Miss C;idy, mother and sister OF
Mrs. Plummer. OF Ripon, California.
They come TO visit Mrs. Plummer
whom they have not seer for ten
years.
Reno's "Old Forty Miner" men.
tioned in yesterdays issue rs being
iGsanc, is Edward Leo Carton. He
was committed to the asylum abou:
live years from Eastern Nevada.
The Gazette says the old nan is an
object or pity.
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After Many Years.

Inst evening while tho editor OF
tho INDEPENDENT was seated in his
room, Ito roceivod u call from Mr.. G..
ID. Gilmore, OF Llmoille Valley, who
turned out tn b. IN old srhoolmato OF
over twenty-five years ago. At that
timo this scribe and no wore students
ut tho Gcncsce Wesleyan Seminary, Mt
Lima, NeY York. undor tho patcrnal
caro- OF tho RoY. Chas. w. Bsnoctt,
Principal OF that institution ot lonrn.
ing. Tho hours gllded quickly by ns
"reminiscences OF nj school. boy days
wore called from tho misty past and
familiar faces Of teachers and school.
mates wcro brought 10 view and our
boyhooI days livod ovor again.
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lFnoA FnrDAr's DAILr.l,
sALMAGuNDI.

It was a little frosty this morning.
Star Valley items arrived too late
for this issue.
Miss Amy Weston arrived from the
West last night.
Tno Thermometer at Mr.. Muller's
drug store registered o degrees below
zero this morning.
The Ormsby county Grand Jury
failed TO find IN indictment ngninst
Pete Taylor accused Of embezzliuy
sl'osl while Dcpu " Sheriff.
We received this morning a bulletin
on Nevadn's sugar beets, from tho Ne.
rndu Agricultural Experiment Sta.
ton, which VIC will publish to-mor.
row.
The Democratic National Commit
tee met at Washington yesterday and
decided to hold tho National Conven.
ton ut Chicago on the 2lst day Of
June, 1892. II is II cold day when
% Winny city" gots loft
|; U. S. Marshal Moore cane up this
morning to get Thomns Richards, mr.
rested at Wells the first OF this month
for selling whiskey to Indians. The
Marshal will tako Richards TO Carson
tonight to be dealt with by the U. S.
Court.
The News from Chill this morning
bears n more peaceful tone. The
great Now York papers, the World,
Adrci User and Herald d~epracate war
aud chil upon the administration to
lay aside "Jingoisn" and settle tho
controversy us becomes u mutton OF
65,000,o0o people.
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On the Judges Si,lc.

!! story is told OF 4 ell.known
Judge who is noted for his fJndness
for conveying TO jurors, in his chnrgcs
u them, his W opinion with regard
To the merits OF the c..sc. In ono case
he had done 80 with great p!uinness,
but, To his amazcmcnt, tho jLry re-
NAMED out for hours without coming
TO an agreement. Tho Judge. SAYS
tho Detroit NcrS. Inquired OF the
officer what was tho matter, aud
learned that one juror was holding
out against the other eleven.
Ilo sent for tho jury ut once, and
stating To tho jurors that he had
plninly intimntcd how tho case ought
TO be decided, said hp understood that
one Juror was holding out against the
other eleven. 10 proceeded TO 70.
buko tho juror sharply. The obstinate
juror was II nervous little man and rs
soon III tho Judge was duno no rose
and said: "Your Honor, may | say Il
word!" yes, sir."said tho indignant
Judge "What have yon tn Ray?"
"Well what | wanted TO BAY is. am
the only fellow that's OIL your side"
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(FRox MONDAYS DAlLr.l
sALMAGUNDl.

A car load OF chickens went west
this afternoon.
The thermometer registered four
teen degrees below zero Inst night.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No %, A. D. U. W., ut their Hull to-
night.
One Of the big guns for the Coast
defense vessel, Monterey, will pass
through Elko 10 morrow forenoon.
1t weighs 100000 pounds.
al. Roberts, on trial last week mt
Auburn, Cal, for causing tho railroad
wreck near that place last Fall, was
acquitted by the jury on Saturday.
He--Wby are you so sad, darling?
She--1 was just thinking, dearest,
that this WAS the last evening we
could DO together till o.norrow.-
Life.
The sur never sols on tho soil ot
tho United States. When il is six o.
clock ut Attoo Island, Alaska, il is
9:36 4. NJ. the ncxt day On the eastern
coast of Maine. fg..,-
Arthur Leonard, the embezzling
express clerk ut Carson, was found
guilty by the jury aud Judge Rising
sentenced him To three years in the
Stats Prison. Ho WAS taken IN ika
p]enitcntiary on Wednesday.
Tie Reno Journal says that John
Sparks, who has been on a tour OF
inspection at his cattle ranges in
Eastern Nevada aud Idaho, reports
stock doing we'll and less SNOW on the
East side OF the divide between tho
head waters OF tho Humboldt and
tho Snake rivers than ON the West
side.
William G.. Hancock, Principal Of
the Battle Mountain schools, was
married at that place last Thursday
night to Miss Emma Huntsmau.
One by one, Il former pupils are
10 ming tho ranks 81 the banedicts.
Ire INDEPENDENT cHnSr.tIlatcs
tho hnppy couple aud wishes then
prosperity.
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Can't Cook as Mother Did!

no" many a young wifc's heart has been saddened
by hearing the above remark And yet how often tho
words are true; especially when cake, pastry or biscuit are
In question! The reason is plain, yet it is 1ike telling a
secret" se.h
Our mothers used and arc using DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. They cannot DO misled into using any
of tho ammonia or alum powders. No dyspepsia no sailow
complications, whom mother did the cooking.
The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning, saya a
Nc" York paper, which appear among those who work In
ammonia factories, is a discoloration of the nose and foro.
head. This gradually extends over tho face until the com.
plcxion has a stained, blotched and unsiehtly appearance
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only puro
cream OF tartar powder that contains the whites OF eggs.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other edulterant In fact the
purity of this ideal powder has never been qucs.
toned.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS,
Depot iIotci--C Clark IL Green, Pro-
prIctDrs.

Depot iIotci--Clurk 81 Green. Fro
prIctOrs.
VIM Perkins, 4 CahiIl, G d Gil
more, Lam"illc; Mrs Matte Clemens
Adams. South Fork; Jop' IIcnnen,
BIninc; W Il Fordhnm, Bullion.
A a Kraft, Sacto.
j A Robertson, VIM Perkins, LIN.
mobile; j Dwycr, CLrlin; T. Loon
ard, Waterbury, Conn; EA r John.
Gon, a W Fuller, So Fork; Nels
OndcrkirF, Mound; Lon Covert,
Secret.
ZAP johnson, Mound; A " Ful-
Ter, So Fork; j \ Robertson, Jacob
Conrnd, S T. Rodgers, Lamoillr; l. q
Richardson, Al Gcbhnrt, s " Knapp,
Ogden; Miss B Cobb, s f.; Miss vcsa
Wnrd, Winncmucca; Jamos Riley.
Tuscarora; Ed Harrison. burlington
Route; j Dwyer, j w Puctt, j G.
Tucker, Geo + Morgan, j j. Dishop,
a }oycc, Curlin; Jim II Best, ST
Louis.
Horny Voig', L1moills; b MThom-
MS, s j.; Raymond Lornnz, Clarindn,
Ia; Jerry O'Connor, Ottumwa, la;
NJ Mccormack, r~uscurora; a + Lis.
snck, Carlin.
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Report OF the procurator.

The Procurator Fiscal OF Chilli has
submitted u report ox%onorating tho
Chilian police and soldiers ni shooting
tho Baltimore snilors. Ills final find.
Jugs aro rs follows:
~ ask the Court to cendemn Tcdor-
leo II ulriguez To minor punishment
in tho minimum degree Of from CT TO
go days; Catlos Gjmez to minor
punishment in tho miyimum degree
Tor three ycars; John Davidson to
prison IN tho medium degroc from ton
TO fifteen ycars; Joso Armada to
prison in tho medium dogreo from
iLrco years aud one day ~ I've ycars."
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seen Of tho Celestial was lis pig tail.
So ended that speedy journey. thus
cheating Goodwin out OF his stage
fare.
Our iovial and once happy .raugcr'
George Gedney. has joined the
ministry. Az an amateut Preacher.
he is perfection itself. He praaches
daily sermons, but what We can moi
iathom is, why did be seek such q
solemn protessionf"
Tue rouds and highways Of Ruby
and adjacent valleys are in un almost
impossible condition. The sleighs
which travel have TO go in u walk
wherever they wish 20 go. II "the
beautiful snow, fills the housea and
streets below" what will become Of
Us poor inhabitants uhy longer.
Where, oh where has that pretty pirl
gone,.
Whore, oh whore cnn che be:
With her rosy cheeks and nut brown
eyes,
Where, oh where is shef
Oh, that girl, that pretty girls gone,
But return soon nov will she.
She ndroitly won't on u pair Ut snow
shoes,
And with them ngain, her we'll SEQ.
RAIN AND SHINE
Ruby Valley, Jan. 1S, 1892.
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Gem Hotci-.I. Oatrcichcr, Pro.
prictOr.

Ns" AAotSh-Is NgHNEVtCIlVT, LFOs
prici0r.
a Kennedy. Carlin; Frank Burne,
IT, Vile; thae A Ligarc, Chicago; Folk
Coblentz. S T.; Bort Durund, Cleve.
land. o; ] II Perkins, N Y; viii
Cecil, Chico, Cal.
K Default, A 1'htain, Tuscnrora;
Miss Rutherford, Salt Lake; John
Gilchrist, Denver; Mrs j ID llnupi,
Omaha, Jehn Flyer, Wells.
FW pottygruo, $ +; Lon Covert,
Secret Valley.
Pat McDermott, Tom McDermott,
Goo Snith, Fl lIaliock; ZOO CIayclle
Craig Stinson, Fred Wilson, J II
Rodgor, II w Coffin, U q Hightowor,
Tuscnrora; Sam Furniss, Osino; j NJ
Dorsey, Haileck; A w Taylor, Pleas.
ant; Sam Rogers, LamoiIlr; james
Reillcy, L A Ayres, Miss Lizzie Gruut,
Salt Lako.
John Winters, ! p Gallagher, Dol.
amar; John l. Sullcy, Silver City;
Pctcr $ Mangotti. LOWS; Simon Dui.
lard, Baltic Mountain; John Driscoll,
Corte5; j Is Fitch, Wells; Nelson
Mason. South Fork; II Il Skagss,
Pleasant; Homer Williams. u y rull.
moT, $ +; Geo B Lewis, Ogden; Il a
PsIiisr, Sleto; Ben Payoc, Ely W Il
Vest, Carliu.
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THE FREE colNAoE Of s1,..
WEIR.

AS will DO seen by the following
di'-'atch from Washington, uodur
date Of Jan. 10Th, the Coinuse Co,n-
mittee Of the House Inns decided To
consider a bill for the free coinu.s OF
silver.
Three weeks from to-day the House
Committee on Coinage, Weights aud
Measures will, by the termo OF n reso-
luton agreed upon this morning, vote
Upon the question of reporting 10 tho
House q bill for the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver. This de-
cision was reached barmoniously and
after u meeting free from dispute.
The proceedings of the committee ia
dictate that very likely it will report to
the House a bill for free and un-
limited coinuge.
After the committee got to work
this morning Piorce, OF T~enncssea.
offered his resolution declaring it tn.
sense of the committee that q bill for
the free and unlimited Coinage OF
silver should bs reported to the House
without delay. As a substitute Bar
tine, OF Nevada, offered a resolution
that tho committee proceed ut once
to the consideration OF n hill tor the
free coinnge OF silver. Taking the
Blanc bill us u basis, Johnson, Of
North Dakota, proposed to tie CON-.
mittee n substitute TO tho Bland bill
his bill Tor an international monetary
conference, but his motion was do
fealed. Bartlne's motion wns carried
and 1t was decided that tho vote be
deferred for three weeks.
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The Pyramid reservation.

The Reno Journal says that n peti.
ton is being circulated in Wusiiue
county praying Congress 10 pass n
law directing tho abandonment Of
that portion OF Pyramid Lake Indian
Reservation north OF what IL known
rs "Station SiS"on tho east side Of
tho lake md "Station Eleven" on tho
wcst side. Tho reservation hus mn
aren Of $4,000 acres with II watcr sur
face OF 1900 acres.
All buildings and improvements
placed upon tho Reservation by tho
Government nrc centered in n smull
compass at tho extrcmo south end Of
tho Lake where the tillublu lands Ito,
tho area OF which Is estimated at 09,.
900 acres. lno petition asks for tho
abandonment Of the northern part III
the Reservation which has rot md
cannot be cultivated by tho Indians.
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EFGoN SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SAI,1JAGESDI

Bishop Leonard passed. west on 4
to-day
Regular meeting Elko Lodge M. l3,
10. o. T., At th,ir Hui to.niyl
ASSESSOR Frudrnthai, Of Lincoln
County, passed through last night on
M. 3.
J. ". Puett, OF Carlin. is rustling
around town to-day. Wonder what
IL ia up to.
Chief Justice Rugcr, OF the New
York Court OF Appeals, died yestcr.
dny ut Syrncuse.
Samuel M.MrIIen. Of Dec,b, shin.
p" | touS Gar loads of cat. 10 iaad the
Ryi!sck Cattle Co two car loads 10
S n Franchises to-day.
E"Dc Me,ca'f, The man who ut
temptcd suicide in Silver City n TOW
days ago, died o! his injuries about C
o'clock Tuesday uight.
The cmbczzlcr5 OF 1871 stolo about
s-J.vOO,uJO, more than twice ne much
Cs the embc@2!eSs Of 1897. This is Il
bad record for the country.
Evory messenger in the employ OF
tho Southern Express Compln:' has
hcnI ordered to qui. work l,y IN.
Grand Master Of tho Brotherhood.
Undertaken TO i!yinv EDITOR cha,
cr;tnph shall We Place OH your tomb.
stone!
.:lit"r Ueebiy) We are here to stay.
Tho Washington Post says David
L itIll ID tho only American states.
man who has succeeded in carrying
his State e!evcn times out OF ter
ctuncos.
Mr.. Joo Rosensto elk has tom",hing
TO say TO tho people in this issue Of
Tho lSDErE"rgST. Read his new nd
elsewhere. aud call and INSPECT his
goods and pri-,s. Ilo means bust.
nag.
Pete Taylor en.Dc1uty Sheriff az
O:msby county WAS arrested Thurs
day morning on n warrant sworn out
by Sheriff BOtts'orh chargin.: him
with "mhcahiing Si,0Sl. Ho was i'm
m~cd'ntcIy released on al $50 bail.
Eikp is jl1t now cursed with nm
Anonymous Ga'ihblcr Sho sends oh.
ec'no l"ttots through the mnil To dit.
i"'oni ialius in town. Tho attention
~ the guilty party or parties is called
t" III notice in another column. Wo
ad',So taum 10 heed tho warming.
fi'hi Sriri-h mnunl App0rtioumcnt
OrStntc school Funds.
Following is tho first semi annual
superintendent OF State funds to the
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a Physicians Gir.to Humanity.

Weak mon restored to perfect mun-
hood by the Great Australian remedy,
free. Address, Box 1864, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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DIED.

GRoVER:-Near Bellevue, Idaho, jan.
10, 1892, Charley, only son OF Go,
II. and Matte Grover, aged 8 years
and l month.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Kelly IL Mccain is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, f. Kelly
retiring from the firm. Fl. Mccain
will pay oil bills against said firm aud
collect all bills due tho same.
+. KELLY,
HAMILTON McCAIH.
Halleck, Jan. H., 1892. I'm :
Subscribe for the INDEPENDENT aud
~ IN , ,,p,
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fi'st Scmi-hmnuni Apportionmcnt
OfStntc school Funds.

Following is tho first semi annual
superintendent OF State funds to the
soTcral public rchoOls OF Elko county:
Amount appO.tiuned, eJ,5l2 70.
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BORN.

GARDNsR:-In Secret Valley. Elko
county, New, Jun. 2, 1892, t. tho
vito of VIM. Gardner, n daughter.
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JOSEPHINE TtyLoR,
Sup't. OF Schools.
Elso, Jan 10, 1892.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-26
Tell the Truth

us the best way, and then too, it pays.
Tell the truth about your town. Tell
your friends about it's institutions and in.
clude the Young Mems Christian associa>
ton. Tell them it's officers are pushing
things. Tell them that seven new mem
bers were received last night, that the at
tendance at the rooms is increasing, that
tne finance committee is hustling, that
Iunos Tor current expenses are nearly
provided, that three new committees will
De appointed this week, that work will be
resumed on the building this summer,
aid don't forget to tell them that next
Sunday is Y. M. G. A. day. B.
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ALL FOR IT.
The Columbian Exposition Under
taking.
Making Haste Slowly in the Matter
of SubseribtiOns-sOme
To be Done soon.

The Columbian exposition project is
moving along slowly. Every day the
subscriptions are increasing, but not as
rapidly as they should by any means.
What Of the solicitors Who are cut, are
meeting With gratifying results. but for
the next few days there must be strong
pull and pull altogether. One par,icu,
larly noticeable instance was brought in
last night in Fred Appelquist's subscrip.
ton of seven shares. and to which his
entire family contributes, Mr.. Appelquist.
his wife and children. o. u. CT. g..
L., N. E., NJ. L., E H., Q G. c., HIS.
and C.B., sll becoming stockholders in the
proposed enterprise. Additional SUBJ
scriptiens are: