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ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $40 per Acre.

The Pacific improvement Company has re-.
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres of
land in the heart of TehaTna County. for the
purpose of promoting subdivision and settle
ment. This land embraces lands from first
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land, to
land Of fair average quality, and is offered as
from $40 to $40 per acre, in subdivisions OF
40 so, 100, 16O and 500 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated, by the pay
ment of interest only for three years. at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment OF
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual instaliments. Thus no part of the pTin-
cipal is to be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which to
pay tve equal annual installments, with in
terest at the rate of 2 per cent. per annuTn.
making payments extending over period of
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land of fair average quality at SIC per acre,
and good agricultural land at $40 an acre,
with other grades OF land at prices to CORE
spon6 between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
lands, suitable for general farming. and es-
pecially adapted for fruit-growing cannot be
had in California for less than from 500 to
900 an acre. An examination of the land
subject of this advertisement wiz prove TO
'home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $50
an acre, and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at $40 an acre, on terms of
payment which should make the disposition
of these lands to actual settlers result easy of
plishment.
The primary object of the purchase Of this
body of land was the breaking up of large
holding for the purpose of promoting its set
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diligent husbaudry.
For further particulars, call upon or ad.
Gress WM. II. MILLS,
Land Agent OF the G. P r. r., Fourth and
Townsend streets. San Francisco. Cal.
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w. H. HUMPHREY.

Il A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOMS Z AND 8,
N Bryte Building, corner Seventh and j
streets. Notary Public. ja9-tf
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GEORGE A. BLANCHARD.

A -AT-LAw, 4o5 STREET,
"A sacramento. ja9-1y
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]. W. HUGHES.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, 42o J STREET.
n Sacramento; rooms 1, 2, land 6. Notary
2'Iiplic. iaS-ly
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". /. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken,

No. SIS J ST.. bet. Fifth and sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASS0RT-
n ment of Metallic and WOODEN Caskel5.
Burial Cases COINS and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates EN-,
baming q speciality. Of1lcs open Gay aho
nj oh No,
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UL-CoMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST.
"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by careful application OF
the fine properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
delicately favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the
Judicious use of such articles of diet that q
constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to dis
ease. hundreds or subtle Inaladies are floating
around US ready TO attack wherever there is a
weak point. We may escape many q fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold only in halfpound tins, by grocers, Ia
bel ed thus:
JAMES EPPS 81 CO, Homeopathic
Chemists. London. ENGLAND.
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ADD C. HINKsoN.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, 627 STREET
IA Sacramento. ja9-6m
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Bnat1rsss Garos.
II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON JDRISCC
RnnT


H. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, j. DRIsCoL-
ROOT. NELSON & CO..
TNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists Front street
between y and O. Castings and Machinery
OF every description made to order.
S. earle.
SUCCESSOR TO earle & CROLY. CON
~ tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed. Office and shop,
1124 Second street. between X and L.
4. MEISTER,
CARRIAGES, vICTORIAS. PHAFToNs
y Buggies and Spring and Fruit Wagons
$40. 9l2, GA Ninth street, Sacramento,
J. COLLINS.
90 TO COLLINS, THE CHIROPODIST.
" for quick and painless removal of CornS
BunionS, lngroWing Nails, Callouses, Etc.
Thoroughly scientific treatment. GA J street,
between Sixth and Seventh. d2S-ly
DRUNKENNESS.
M RS. E. NJ. CARLY'S SPECIFIC, SURE
w cure for drunkenness; purely vegetable.
Price. 5Lc. Us l street d14-1m
J. ]. DUECKHoRsT,
1909 ] STREET. LATEST DESIGNS IN
lLHD paper hangings. Interior decorating
Specially n19-tf
LIVERPOOL SALT,
TX SHIP ANGORONA. LARGE LUMP
IL Rock and Fine Liverpool Salt.
Z. p. FIGG,
Ja4-1y 1119 Fourth street
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Bnttkt1tn Dn,tseg.

CALIFORNIA STATE BANK
AND SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
Draws Drafts on Principal Cities of the World
SATURDAY HOURS, 10 a. NJ. TO p
OFFICERS:
President. D. RIDEOU1
Nlce-PrcSldent.......... .............-FRED'k COX
Cas "A. ABBOTT
Assistant Cashier. w. e. GERBER
DIRECTORS:
GEO. q Perm PERn11Ss F fGa; S'IE cox,
n. d. R1DEoUT, NORMAN RIDEoUT,
w. E. GERBER.
SACRAMENTO BANK,
TIME OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner Fifth and J streets, Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, $500. 600: paid
up capital, gold coin, 100000; loans on real
estate in California July sci, 50, 100, 40s,
So, O22, 521. Term and ordinary deposits re-
ceived. Dividends paid in January and July.
Money loaned upon real estate only Infor-
nation furnished upon application TO
". p. COLEMAN, President,
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK OF D. 0. MILLS & CO.
sacramento, Cal.-Founded 1850.
Saturday hours. 10 A. N. to P. NJ.
EDGAR MILLS. President.........i'5 SIS shares
:. PRENTISS SMITH, Vice-Pres. $50 Shares
ERAIk MILLER, Cashier. ;....... 351 Shares
G. +. DILLMAN. Asst Cashier. l25 Shares
Other persons 1913 Shares
Capital and Surplus, 100000.
As- Chrome Steel Safe Deposit vaul. and
Time Lock.
FAR1IERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Southwest corner Fourth and
streets, sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital ,...................$500 , 900
T oANs MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
u terest paid .semiannually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
Is. u STEINMAN. President
EDWIN X. ALSIP- ........... Vice-President
d. d. WHITBECK........... Cashier
C. II. CUMMINGS. Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEVENSON....... Surveyor
DIRECTORS:
G Il: tc51 UmM1NGs,, " Wy E = THn AE9'
Jas. NJ. srEvENsoN.
CROCkER -N00LW0RTH NATIONAL BANK,
see Pine Street. San Francisco.
PAID Up CAPITAL, $l,O9O.OG0 SURPLUS, $25O,00O.
DIRECTORS:
! CHARLES CROKER ...E. II. MILLER, JR,
r. c. WOOLWORTH.......- :...... President
w. Z. Cashier
Peoples Savings Bank Dividend Notice.
A DIVIDEND HAS BEEN DECLARED
| ~ by the Peoples savings Bank, for the
1 term ending December 81. 1891, at the rate
| of five and one-third 90 per cent. per annum
| on term, deposits, and four az per cent. per
| annum on ord nary deposits, free of taxes,
| and payable on or after JANUARY 4, 1892.
| ja4-f GEG. w. LORENZ, Cashier.
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!. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1o17-1O19 Fourth St., sacramento.
TIMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
Coroner. Telephone No 1874
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y. J. UURCAAUES1,
DOS ] STREET. LATEST DESIGNS IN
| LLO paper hangings. Interior decorating
; SDecialty u1otf
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s....ea rh.e Me..,-a.x.

In dIscu~inS Lis aneoaueat 10
the Crosutatiaa Of the Uriisi States
farorfaE the election % Uaiiei SlStes
SenAsn- by n di-ec1 vote eS the pssala
Seaator FalDeS, q nhnoSs Ga TaSH-
day sa;d:
III the hneodnent "a the Caas1s-
tattoo Which l PROPOSE Is ADOPTED
tee n,eGher 81 the Stnxte cS The
Cnite1 States Si!l be CHOSE. b. d.
reeiCcie q The free people O. tie
several States and IL suui be ShIt
Il ans ne.-r Vel been. n pspllXr
branch O: The Congress q the UIi,ri
Sisf<A
TIE dispatches say tArt thea. ~oass
@ the SeaEtor startled iSe nooes
tags xao - t&'esr se.ts in The L. :
Senate to the power az Ioopey plsrs,S
She-e Il WI do he nos1 Soa n cr-
-uPanc Legislatures Hux The
cheeks 81 BrisA, stewart Jones Shsr-
EKa kad others mus; hive Encls5
when these Soris we're spoken by
the c'nS MN who holds Il sci n tie
S-n2te Sy a direct vote a: Ge rea..ie
CT lis Sule.
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LIMITATION Or HE PRESS.
Wbe-e th- Iie>l. 81 the Editor and the
S~ccs Siti~- OF :As Publisher Meet

Wbe-e th- Iie>i. 81 the Editor and the
Noes Siti~s OF :As i'uhliih-r Meet
The perfection Of journalism il
reached iarouEa the friction ., two op-
posing to-cc~-the ideals Of the ed:Io-
rial department add the stern ueceSs;-
ties Of The lab'i=hcr. SAYS Kate FIELDS
Washington E>ch party serves 10
keep = oths- fran extremes or urges
i TO continued efforts The greatest
:-OzS)c a the o3cc O! The cS-c-y
newspaper j. that these two wa-rin-
functions Ire united in the one p--san
81 The editor. As Prhl;Shtr he clnaot
do the thin-S IL wAish his editorial
Soul would delight or vice versa. When
&c ADDS 10 his 6riieS those o! foreman
! preSStasa the struggle b~sce,ncs
sill more d.ScElt
The editorial part o! him corrects n
PraSS out when iSs foreman pa-r cc.s
20 THE case with The GALLEY q type i,
Is so-cly tempted 20 skip half of the
c1r-eciioaS especially when the pub
E>her part o: him reminds the press
ntn TtH-t that ]: there isn't somc hu-.
TyTnc somewhere the edition VIII not
catch the mail. Poor victim Of ta-c'
II typographical errors are frequent,
and The makeup Is 20 pA;chy that an
obituary paragraph sometimes get.
INTO the Joke column. il Is not because
ne knows no betteT-ihonrh this il
IL nncha-ltable world always in.
fert
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In NcnoSSIsIn.

M md - D. D. sicRaa. Of Cal
lin, have tsea visited by q severe
affection Taey had L pair o: ,vEn
boys DAVID and Donald, - months
and . days old las1 SATURDAY. Thonrh
frau Il frs1- they had p7S,resses! fiur
ly. we're getting SeAiy. Ga:e hid IN
ierestinr. Donald has bs~en RriliaC
Tor several Veekg- lLgvid promised
snrn 10 follow him without The sid 81
ciIair go3 Saii. They Sere rs like -
Two PEGS and were the BID tairhtlun
and priSe ri The town, the ,oy xpd
promise o. tt,ei. parents But teeth
aug IS a critical sasspn al first with
lie lii:is ones LiTtle David hnj q
nnTnesr Of usn!Grs thai we're trembling
him last week. On ThurslAy hls
stomach ind bowels troubled him
IL ~As iboaght lEat simple lamIi,
remedies would avail TO tide him over
the crisis. IL WAS other Siss dis
posed. The laws and forces Of q
higher than hUmEn wisdom and love
prsFaiied Between eight AID nine
O'clock Saturday, li.e 2Dth instant
David wa called up higher.
The funeral Look pinoe from the
bouse al P. n. Sunday Despite the
nnfarorabie condition ui tie roads, IL
~as attended by & large Of
friends ard relatives. The seTvices
were conducted by R@r. John Wal.
lace, oi Eiko. Little Donsid who
Rrsaiiy misses David. has besn CON
plaininR Tor several days, hui DIR.
Meiss pronounct4 his Symptoms
favorable The sorrowing parents.
highly tsi<-eip-d by all sho knox
them. have The hearty uyuyaihy .,f
the whole communI;y.
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Adop, RenaIls,ory Measu,rx.

The phrasr .poor Little Seyadaf-
- osS GENERALLY used and u,t,fesu
Throughout cur SISTER State that
t"rdsrs ns ~ fhs vest .iisa e:s
where, Dot Is not Dss.d IN q syinIm-
iI-t.c tris. ana ttty Ert Gsii,g .-pery
tf:'rt 10 keep The Jude. dog down,
We are informed ty recent visitors
sf..hn the !ray rI:y. x.hn t.nrrcrand
Stih many merchants and oiber in.
nBonttia men there. liza; cite and nll
a; tl.~p Rre in favor al s single mons,
standard. Ind ,hid standard. gaid.
issnk fHpck a j-w yesrs, when the
treasures 90 ulT mines xaE q nt-.t-sii /;
Ia aph1ld bnd saTe tee credit 81 ii,i.
Nation; and q isw tears ilis.r x4.s,,
Sct ada's silver caused IN lie b,tli
"a.Ai Is nov known az Tie Gar CTS
AZ :bc Wet Sircs ihc~e yeHr. s.,Ht
tfhiiions ~ money have lson mont
tis r. IN iiiJse thai sbfsrr nj uk. fus
s'ar a~er-ssa,ies 81 life. and We, she Is
10 |ist i'stng ~ sarr,tgt~ tt,e -sss,,
iiiHi !siJ the golden egg
Ne would like io hse every Isnpd
AZ goods ti.Hs 10 lRsrensiey u, t1 con.
sntn.d. br0nght :rnm tlscss ih4i IRE
sf.sndiy 10 es.ua-. and ~rstaiiaiot,
ineaatrss ~ this kind ysoula 4.,,u
a'iag ilA ryddiIes to a,nse nt.d make
st'sm i'tasv. that EaRsr wGs eord
siioagh Tor tleVs~ ( anst4n J1agr1in.
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Manly Indspendenea

ititTt Is "a a.to-aCy n town who is
telling Of = Hiilc experience he lately
hao with ar ola charbctcr from the
rnTh! districts says TIE N~;npehpoli.
journal II seems that the rranrcr
Went TO the lawyers Office for The pur-
pa% OF getting E deed made ont for
SINE swamp land be was selling. The
listener Of O beard the old mans
request and then picking up pen and
paper he proceeded ~ 10; down the mar
rcnla-s IN the deal. .'Your namcy'
from the attorney. Philip Ward"
from the farmer. Whit i ycur vife's
nsDe"' Eliza A" What docs A
Stand FORE" Il don't lsnow-pcye,
asked her" re piled Mr.. Ward. uncoD.
ccTncdiy. Don't know your wifc's
middle name, and you m old MN and
married 10 her for q good many Years.
asyou say? Why. this H. rich. What's
The reason you neve asked her what
her middle nuDe WASP" We'll. see
here, young fellow returned the IN
inquiSIiive Ward, I'm n pretty indie
pendent cuss-allus have been aud nuus
intend :" te-aDd The fact is I'm too in.
dependent to ask her"
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WHO GOT The MONEY!

At The las meeting OF the State
BOARD O; Trade n letter WIS read from
THE Southern Pncitc Railroad ca.
Withdrawing It's contribution 81 G11
PEI month 10 ihe support 81 The
hakrd- The alleged reason oi the
Withdrawal o. its support L sad 10
Le iS-i ny Huntington senl for IL
i:%ninsd stsisr,eHi OF The receipts
AID disbursements Of the Board and
1-a4t The shoSipg made 10 the Secre-
iary und Manager YRS pUt satisfac:o
ry 10 hun hence The refusal In CON
IrI,ule further to<Arj IL support
In tie correspondence q! The man
xxcr gDa Secretary al The Board sIJA
Mr.. Huntington, NJ r.abliahei 10 iAs
San FrEHcasco Chronicle, tits made
~ ATg.sSr Thai the Reno Journal re-
ctsyta the IuoSi ns the money that
ianna Its WY into the ireAsnry OF The
Bsnrd This the Journal denies and
saa.is upon LIE Gazette, whose editor
A {. Bragg. is Secretary al Tie Board,
10 publish IL iieDized account 81 the
reoeipLs and Expenditures 80 thai the
pssTle ~ the Sl4ie mAy know just
Siiai berRiue Il; The money pad into
lhr tges.sn,y 81 The Board. In case
Lbeis Is not money enough IL The
irsns1-y 10 pay the Gazette for pub
4iah!nR The statement The Journal
s'ssss 10 publish II free O! charge pro
S4d'ug Manager fsiinu And secretary
bragg uis furnish IL
Sas 81 wonld appear 10 Mi iair-
Sn'nded people that ihe GnstfTf, a.
GrTsosad ~ he fair toward lis cetnie-n
pLrArS. st.onld accept the proposition
81 The JDunsl Ehd furnish II nth a
irne ffAteanspi 81 the t1hi5s "a tt,e
Beard. II II does DG do this II cnn-
s'"t blame iAIs IAoIie az tie StS,e II
it's Esynlc 81 ihs conclusion u,ai Lht
laEhg'f md St~rettr:. an The inn
SGase Of ihe Carson -4ppcnl, -bnSged
tin 1'nn-s.- Gise he Ire s~LAieinsuL-
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WHshtng1un's Birthday

aLG2=y Ae.lS Ia. 4. Lauars9 Lui
SIti-li ~Ann3rerslr. o. L.e orA q.
Gorge Washington. there sEI o- 10
Paper lasoed irnnl this ofI.4- So long
hs ihe ioemrnry G Ais sreEi mat ar
kept fresh IN Ihs niods o. ihe .ALna,
ican F--npls md our Children IRE
tgnshi 10 rsrereoce his uHD- TIE IL
stlir;ions Gbdur Shich Ss 1--we pur-
caascd by the b!nod OF our Esvo!a-
tsJnErs heroas, vii! bec,ope q 81.
:ropched III The hesrts o. the malicious
vino all pe.rls ihis lApa that 10
human power sIH h. able 10 over
throw them Let Us fling lie stars
~ stripes 10 the breeze On Monday
u honor The memory Of him aho
WIS -issi an War, frsi IL I-an,e and
hrsi ID The hearts u ms coautryDsa.~
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Notice al Application to Cut
Timber.

NOTICE u EErtBy GIVEN THAT
~ the unhcrrTnei. whose r,riUh,re Ad
drrss 10 Wells, Eifo County. S.rSdG. intend.
mEt.Ut application n the Hon. Eer',. nf n,
ibsii"t. "s-hIG .-a. -. q, &E.Sl 49,. 49,.
q. Iaf ACt az CsgETrs, approved AAnh ard.
lssi. entitled, A ari 10 RtIetl Timber
cnlIur Las and for Utbrr ia. pose" TT
he Ifir,l"vr T fottinr timlset SCR f,ei and
ietTnt pUHts un tiit nruf reyrd lnud Ia C,snlr
hopElaib.. EItI County. SeSBdA. Aud niue
particularly drstr'tssd and toubdcd q, fol
lows; Con rDcrtinf nj q pniht two mile,
easi Of Mos SIHDUn on CHlrl ~ cifu
u X thcu't t~elN' ia,Irs -unthrry direction
theme ala rlirs wrsIs fly, thence ~ mIl,s
p'rihsfly ." Esiirr4d. titnrcs G. inllns ess:.
rr!y to place 81 hex ming. Thst xsid land
herein tollsrrd Is lntr,n. rncty ind utiit
for agofHiisIe, The lmrer t,'bsi.ts 81 mt
piDt. jI'd, rr md e rnb msiiofsn, and = NJ
only for inui IA fencing u,.rc hslne 10
HslEf On The trS1 aat could M ~iDbruiar
tsnd Tbsi " IL not ue,essary ~ pr.sUr,,
"Aid timber Tor lir public E,sd or fur the
pnrTS~t I'd protecting tie Untrf supply for
irr',stoi' -ihsre brlns no rkIf ia said
unct. 1ht p,iitiOunt e,tiIssic. ,sid irrci 10
crntsim 1863 rOrdt a. uut pine. i,np cord.
juniper nni . "a cords u in,ho.sry,
r.. IRrSTY,
NsIls, StiLIis- PEI u, nng Mg
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Senator Sherman. oi Ohio, Was
asked 10y a reporter in Washington
after the ErpeaIhnce 81 the Blame lei
Ter: "aEy 1 IS! that you may IT, n
cRndrdGi<:" Honest Jonn, w3o has
probably nsti more money in cleo
'ions ihue Eny two men in the Unit
Ell StHies Senate. refe ated n moment.
"fon may say," lie answered, that /
will MOI lie 3 candidate. ] have had
ell Shnt RI seeking the Presidency.
shsii moi 81! for II Heain. have
tIH'e beet i~..i'vi,i sud -nId out too
often. Ma, ! rhIn not IN . cnndi-
dAss."
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Mai al. uLrIi win H Like In . Thou
GAnd Years Hsaes

What ths UEril viii H Like In . Thou.
sAnd Years Hsaes
NJ. Jules Verne has been Specializing
as 20 what will be the daily life OF peo-
Pie a thousand years hence. says h
Pail Mall Budget AS science extends
her doainSons il Is noticeable how In
c~3e2SiaFiy ambitious such forecasts be-
come. Nothing will satisfy NJ Verne
bat aerial trains travelling IT the ate
% Sax hrnCnc0 and TWENTY-FIVE miles an
boar. = transatlantic tubular service
~coaycying the Traveller from Lonaon to
New York IN two hundred Ia ninety
Eve minutes tslephotc" which en-
aSleS nea Evi=g in different hemi-
sphere 20 dine with each other. or at
least 20 sec and i've with each
other while eating. aecumulators for
eoaiensins aud ra6ia;ins at will the
sans
Snch are the advantages TO be
en5oyei by The Inhabitants Of n
the capital OF the United States,
IN the year OF grace 2S9l. Eng
land 10y that time viii. according 10 II.
Verne have become a proviaee Of the
United States The pchlic will lie kept
informed of tie latest political develop
nents not only upon the terrestrial
globe bat upon Jupiter. Mars and Ven
as No; thai they viii Rad any news
papers
The newspapers q: The day will be
spoken Enllian; descriptive writers
VIII hc rrtLiaeG 20 speak through the
telephone 20 millions Of subscribers,
and G4Iy iaS;allnrntS OF novels TO be
continued to-:ao--ow morning will be
given 10y popular authors Man j. TO lie
fed on the choicest viAndS laid on as
New river water = ~ present. and Il
VIII ~ sufficient - step into q toilet
cabinet 10 lie inStc6, shared. dressed
AID brushed N The space ~ txo min
pScs. Even : new digestive apparatus.
warranted e. two years VIII be OBJ
TAinAhle. HCi oae thing We, or rather
Psrierty. are told mo- 70 expect: They
must not expect 20 live forever. 4 Ger
iAln Ter f~AjihuurTIs experiment; in
freezing his own body aad causing him
Sc4t TO lie EePt for oac hundred years
tCrns OF : complete failure, 50 obSti-
nately GSes lie refuse 10 lie reszScitsisi
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-02-28
Rs~ I. ,As. Dnesa.

Tic Eeco Jc1-Hal o. Snoday has
The fSlkoSEnS Interesting item OF
oess e"rsrniaG one u Eko's proai-
cear cItisspS:
Mrs Trnsnes, wife % District At
teroey Punpse, O. E:So, CANE an 10
day On The N 4 c &aa !oSned her
husband n this pl.ae.
NSE To TIE LEGAL Mrs. Pgcnner has
hssa - Exc al TIE PHst week II
~'snld secra that m erpl1nsNaa WIS
6De from Z worthy DiS-ic; Al
tc-oey IL sst himself right With the
people How h II nssauIs
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ne Masquerade

The masquerade ball NJ Freeman
Hall last eight AS n grand sacn<~
socially and osherrte Although the
nansber ok maskecs va snail, the
costumes sere mostly original and
The characters sell sostained The
muse Furnished by Asa Wnnsek,
Saa Rogers and Mi. Addie Ssoksr.
Sho presided al the pSHDa was e1cl-
lent and the hours giidsi s<iftiy by
rs the dancers Shisird 10 the mary
dance
Al IL O'Clock the masks Sece rxised
and the large number OF spectators
prescott ~ere given Al opportunity 10
keep time 10 The merry MUSIC
The following Is list g tho mask
ers and characters n Esren 10 n re
IoIts. q the INpEPErEST=
Miss Esse RJsenstock- Domino
H S;oker, Billy Harvey
Marsh StotiIer. WSoo<-
Mahe, B-oxa Iria Girl
G.. N Vinoeni Bsmner-
Stella TaS Tor. Cueea Of HsSrtA
G+o- Stoker, Bella
a h Garden, Belle
Cars Baumhzch, Cow
Irha Arnitase, CirasS SSEIni.
Harry Pollard, Granny Gho5tn.
Mabel S<etland Iofey
Geriie Lang, The Press
NaEs Mairaa., DAISY.
Myrtle Brans Top-y-
Ana&s Toyu, VISITORS from M
Belle b~UIsT, otbsr World
Sophie Fr.ucis School Girl
JAipts E-ssA S5huol Girl
Addie NrCvuhA C5e<n us Hsart..
James CKnpbell, JOCKEY.
Geo Heringtnn, Lord baltimore.
Mrs Prosser, Muse
Nal Arrhoid, Wun6rhorIer.
III. CrsiEt-sd. JUs-s-y-
Ms Evans TohocSaa Suit
| i. Van D1sIen, Guess IL
Z O-elL, Marshal.
J. n Morrow, A cooS
r r ksysef, The Mrs soon
; Abr She=hEa,S Ss
Dancing sEs kept mp nHt5l a lAte
| hour when Eil went iyomefully Saiis-
! he'd with The nights amassusnL