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Bonds of County Officers.

Following are tho amounts Of the
bonds filed by tho county officers,
with the anne OF the suroties:
l.. O.. Henderson, Sheriff, $4,000.
Sureties-W. L. Smith, $4,000; j.
Henderson, $4,000; j. II. Bruoloy,
$4,000
L. Il. Bilkey, County Clerk, $4,000
Suroties C. Reckhnrt, 5000; Thos.
Hunter, $500; j. ". Vowel, 5000;
G. w. Littoe, 5000.
Geo. II. Meigs, Recorder, 5000.
Sureties-J. j. Meigs, 5000; F.. f..
Muller, 5000; @. Reckhart, $1,000.
NJ. III. Miller, Treasurer, 100000.
Snreties -Ihos. Hunter, $1,000; G.
Lhtton, 5000; Ed CarvIlle, $1,000;
Chas Adams, $1,000; John T. Wright,
$500; Jas. Brain, 5000; T.. +. Null.
ler, $500; j. !. MsiGs s5,OOO; l.. NJ.
McPhotrOs, $500; Myron Pixley.
s5,oooi Hugh Martin, $4,000; j. j.
Hylton, $4,000; u. II. Hardesty, ST.
600; ii, Voight, $4,000; a. W. Hcsson,
5000: q. b. Leddick, 5000; j. Hon.
derson, $1,000; Il. 9. Jones, $1,000;
Frand Fcrnald, 5000; ZOO, Honnen
5000; W. Il. Smith, $4,000.
Webster Patterson, District Attor-
ney, $500. Sureties j. j. Mcigs,
1880; +. +. Muller, $500; G. Rock
hart, 1880.
l.. F.. Morgan, Public Administra.
tor. 5000. Suretios-F. +. Muller,
$1,000; a. G. Dawley, $1,000; w. #.
Smith, $4,000; jas. Brain, 81 900; Geo.
Fillmore, $1,000; T.. NJ. McPhetrcs, g..
900; j.. ii. TabeS $1,000.
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Not ~l;xpcnsivc.

Tho most liberal or cxtravngant o.
innate mRdo OF tho cost Of n consti-
%tutional convention Ia 100000. By u
revision OF tho constitution more
thnn three times that amount can DO
saved To tho Taxpayers Of tho State in
q single ycar, which IN impossible
under our present high pressure
Fundamental law. And yot thoro
ara people who object to n conycr-
ton oil account Of tho costi These
Same people would object TO paying n
cooper twenty-five cents to stop n
leak in II barrel that wHa wasting ton
dotlars worth OF property IN an hour.
-Rono Gazctto.
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How the Lucifrr Match Was In
vented.

How the Lucifrr Match Was In
vented.
1t is not generally known that IL 10
to Isaac lIolIon, NJ. T., that We owo
tho invention OF tho lucifer match.
The discovery was, no has told us
himsclf, tho result OF ahappy thought.
In the morning used TO got up nj
four o'clock in order TO pursue my
studies, aud i used nj that timo tho
flint and steel, in the uso OF which |
found very grent Inconvenience. or
course | knew, rs other chemists did,
tho explosive material TINT was neccs-
eary in order to produce i~nstantan-
oous light, but IL was very difficult to
produce n light on wood by that ex-
plosivo material, and tho idea occurred
to mo to put sulphur under tho en-
plosivo mixture. / did that and
showed il 10 thy noxt lecture on chem
istry, II courso Of which | was deliver.
ing Mt n largo academy. There was,
said Mr.. Holden, Il young maj in tho
room, whose father was u chemist 10
London, and no Immediately wrote to
his father about IL, aud shortly after.
ward lucifer matches wcro issued to
tho world. | believe that was tho first
occasion that wo had tho lucifcr
match. l was urged TO go and tnko
out n patent Immediately, but l
thought IL was 90 small n matter and
IL cost mo 30 little labor that 1 did not
think IL proper 10 go and got n patent,
otherwise l havo no doubt IL would
haro been very proitablo.- -LPall Mall
Gazette.
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This is u beautiful day.

This is Il beautiful day.
Tho now officers will tnlo their
places Monday.
There will be no Sunday school in
the Presbyterian church TO morrow.
The INDEPENDENT force rushed
things to-day in order to have Il half
holiday.
Tho record Of marriages, deaths an.i
births for 1872 will appear in Mon.
dayG paper.
Tho County Commissioners arc in
session TO day. Tho list OF bills al
lowed will appear Monday.
a happy and prosperous New Year
is the Uish OF the INDEPENDENT for
all Of Its readers aud every body else.
Entorprise: One OK tho sights at
the railroad depot last night Was n
whi;o gentleman kissing n Chinese
lady friend uaiCu.
Tho Times-lteviow says that w. =.
liosa, OF Mountain City, ia dangerous.
iy i'll Of pneumonia md that DIR.
Drake has Como gu: 10 attend him.
Comuies.onor McAfcc came down
yesterday 10 attend tho meeting OF
the board today. lilo reports but
little snow in his part OF the county.
Tho TruCkeo Republican was not
cali a., Dot IlYty.r uI,. s.nl, &, 4.
c!ared on M Baker was disappointed
in getting money due him. G. T..
hCGlaghan has resumed control.
"lnquiror," concerning tho UNI ,or
ot PopuliGts entitled to seats ia tho
noyt house, can tnko his choice us 10
hgurca. Nevada papers say 90, while
eastern journals conccde S.-lCnloride
Belt.
On Sunday Bill Gibson, Suporin.
tHndcnt Cf tho Indian School, re.
cotYed o.llcinl notification that teach.
cfs were on their way from Washing
ton 10 take charge OF tho Indian
Schrol.-Irribunc.
Tho nrt Of p~apcrlmaking ms
roachcd tho point where il 10 possible
TO cat down Il growing trco and CON
vert IL into paper suitable for print
ing purposes within tho short space
ot twcnty-four hours.
Tho estimated wealth Of thh United
Staios-that is, tho valuo OF all lands
buildings, railways, C,c.-is nut nj
$4,000, 100000. Tho amount of
money of all kinds ia estimated by tho
Secretary Of tho Treasury TO DO 81
l0S, l3O,OO2.
Tho Chloride Bolt says: During
The past year thcrc has been shipped
from liu"thornn and Hawthorne dis
trict ores and bullion as follows: Con
p9rorcs. 81 80; gold ores, sj,i00; sill
vor ores. S2S,3S3; gold bullion, $685..
Total, $Jl,3i5.
General II. ~. Clarke ia out in n
lcttcr To- tho Reno Gazette claiming
that tho incoming Legislature il an
Illegal body. lie claims that tho ap-
7ortionmcnt made by tho lust Lcgig-
laturo was not IN accordance with the
ConHtitution. lie quotes numerous
authorities 10 sustain his position,
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Following is IL report OF the Elko
public school for tho month OF Dc.
cembcr, 1892:
Tho following scholars obtained
averages Of 20 or above:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
SENIOR CLASS.
Nellio Anderson, Hattie Clark. Dora
Driplctf, Ncttie Drown. Cora Harris
Willie Rigsby, Hattie Roscnstoc!i.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Harry EoygoT, May Gardner, Cecil
Biggs, Joseph Harris, Caesar Alex.
nndcr, Addic Stoscr, Ida Phillips,
Arthur Mcintosh, Dora Shcchan
George Bruce, Mamie Yntes, Birdie
Drown, Jennie Brown.
SrSTu GRADE.
Grace Anderson, George Hunter,
Rose McMullcn. Static Keith, Paul
Kcyacr, Bessie Mayer, Charlie Keith,
George Russell.
EIGHTH GEADE.
Clara Tnbcr, Jessie Eoyscr, Gcrtie
Lang, Charlie Mayer, Edith Grant
T.. NOR. BYEEs, Teacher.
INTERMEDIARY DEPARTMENT.
4 GRADE.
Hattie Halc. 90; Cora Tabcr, 9s:
Ruth Triplctt, 9G; Mabel Myers, 90;
Harry Mayer, 81; Nettic Johnson, %;
Alberta Benson, %; Ernie Robinson,
%; Mabel Brown. %: Manic Mckee,
o.; Myrtle Hunter, %; Jnnoy Hicks,
81; Geo Hale, 30; lou Lane, 90; Jessie
Harris, %.
b GrADE
700 Gardner, %; Alice Lowe, %;
Carrie Keith, Of: Georgia Grant, 93;
Lizzie Yates. G3; Essie Hunter, 93;
Ellen Russell, %; Addic Gurrccht, 90
George Russell, ~.
b GRADE.
Edith Hunter, %; Susie Anderson,
81; Annie Downr, %; Bessie Kci,h, %;
Fern Gcdney, 9G; Lutio Miller. %;
Paul Adams, 81; Herbert Sproulc, %;
Violet Bruce, %; Form O%udcrkirk, o.;
Harry bruce, o.; Mary Dowar, 81;
Lee Gleason, 81.
Mimic Rechhart, %; Iona Miller,
%; Violet Pearson, %; Eliza Graham,
81; Poarl Bruce, o.; Lrurn Graham
92; Elmer OudcrElrli, W..-sMIss G. T..
MhELETT, Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
A GRADE.
Mimic johnson, 81; Stuart Mayor,
9G; Coral Stoicr, 96; Edith Halo, %
Cecil Elmurei 81; Emma Triplett, %;
Margaret Russell, 90; OGoio Miller, 81;
Lucille Meigs, 30; Grace Gilmore, 90.
7 Ii GRADE.
Alice Hunter, aG; Mary Ovorman,
90; Lu;y fntcs, IS; Ellin Goohiug, OF;
llullcck Mayer, G3; Ivy Bruce, Of;
Bonnie Mcbride, 81.
CuRNDE.
Frona Drown, 90; Ircno Hunter, 30
Taylor johnson, GS; Lena Reckhart
0G; johnny Graham, 96, Edith Abcl
gG; l~Ionley Miller, 0j; Eliza Ovcrman,
GG; Vcrnic Jones, 0j; lrcnc Abo', %
Ray Wiley, Of; Percy Hull, H3; Ethc
Hale, Ok; Claude Womack, o3; Franl
Fcrnnld, 90; Clara Brown, 90; Ivy
Cogs"cll, 92.-..MIss A. NJ. WELD
Teacher.
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IFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMiGUNDI.

The county jail is empty.
Hon. W. w. Foole has withdrawn
from the Senatorial fight in Califor-
mia.
Nearly all OF II space is taken up
to-day with the proceedings OF the
Commissioners.
Tho ice on the river is first class
aud n good deal OF it is being put up
Tor Summer use.
Regular meeting OF Elko Enc.mp-
ment No. Q, l. o. o. f., ut their Hall
tonight. The installation OF officers
will take place and a full attendance
is requested.
J.J. McKelyoy, while cutting wood
IN the mountains near Wells, ycster-
day, accidentally foil and slid down
the mountHin side about sixty feet,
iniuring II OF his shoulders quite
badly. lie camo down on No. 1 last
night and went to the Hospital.
On tho Great Northern railroad
about fourteen miles east of Java,
Montana, uu avalanche swept down
the mountain Monday morning, bury
ing Il freight train undor forty foot
OF snow and debris. Several men
were killed and n large number ill.,
jured.
The Times-Roviow gives tho new
Deputy Sheriff tho following send-oir
in which the INDEpEHDENr heartily
concurs: -. NJ. Natter, who tor tho
four years last past has croditably
filled the Office OF Constable OF rus-
carora township, left Tor Elko yestor.
day TO accept the position Of deputy
under Sheriff Henderson. Sober, in
%tclligcnt, OF good habits and n ia
miliarity with the duties of tho Office
his selection cannot but be pro-
nonnced an excellent one
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Released,

o. b. Nay, Frank lIawloy and Frank
Francois, tho three mon who wero
sent TO tho penitentiary from this
county for fourteen years oach for ut.
tempting TO rob n Central Pacific
train in this county in 1882, were 70.
leasod last Monday, having served
out their terms, their credits reduc.
ing tho timo to o years and 8 months.
Tho Tribune says they wcro among
tho best and most orderly mon In tho
prison,
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[FRoA TUESDAYS DAILY.l
ALNIAGUNDI

A full report OF tho Commissioners
proceedings will appear Tomorrow.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
10, L. Il \. NJ, ct their Hall tonight.
L. G. Mcclellan has been appointed
Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor for
Nevada.
Hon. w. A. Massey arrived this
morning from his visit to his old homo
in Indiana.
Tho Commissioners this afternoon
appointed w. III. Armstrong, OF Dceth,
Hospital Steward, and j.. NJ. Graham,
Jauitor.
The County Commissioners yester-
day appointed DIR. Jos. Henderson
Hospital Physician for the ensuing
tao yca-,. Tho INDEPENDENT con-
6ratulltes tho DIR. on his success
The editor OF the IYpErEYDESricivcs
noticethat he has TO interest in n livery
stable or any otl.er business in the
town OF Elko savc end except his
print shop. The joke is on the other
fellow.
We acknowledge tho receipt Of n
cry. neat and pretty New Years
Greeting folder from the Carson
News. 1t is tastofully printed in
bronze md green and shows the on
terprisc OF Miss Martin.
Papa Griswold, of Lamoille Valley,
is in town to-day. His face 10
wrcathed in smiles, the cause OF
which is the ten pound boy that ar
arrived yesterday morning. All
parties are doing well.
The Commissioners at their meet
ing last evening opened tho bids for
doing tho county printing, and
awarded the contract TO tho ISDE-
rE:DEHr at $50 per month. The Free
Press bid so per month but excepted
the bills allowed by the County Con-
m]issioners which, under tho law, must
be printed in "A daily paper il there be
one published at the county seat.
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Truckco iiopublicau:--Tho question
ia Nevada and California is: What
Is tho legal dato when tho legislature
shuil mcotH" Judging from tho work
OF tho last legislatures in both States
they should not meet again till the
yonr 1896.
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Neutrality-suspicious. In Now York
Friday. S.S2h. II this is the best that
TN administration friendly TO silyor
can do after uoatly four years Of
power, for Gods snko give us an adj
miniStration hostile to oliver and then
thore won't DO any kick coming.
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Owing to tho rush OF work DR..
Moore does not know when no will
leave Elko on his professional trip,
but requests oil having work thoy
wish dono to call md mako IN up.
pointment before IL Is too late.
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''"" ~ cSiNS " lho t.lbuiuG lSdl
Allen, WE Fairchild, Tracy
Trembath, VIM Chaser, NJ
Bowman, III Short, Thos
Dawley, \ q Holm, Peter
Crossson, John Mitchell, VIM
Rodgers, Sc Miller, 4 ID
Jones, L Boohcr, w w
Watkins, Geo Dorsey, + NJ
Grover, G w Jr Pratt, Geo
Porch, rs Womnck, 4 r.
Nelson, j Th0rp, John L
Drown, l. Il Hardesty, 2 L
Harrison, RH Harris, g
Griffin, Dan Hand, W d
Ostrcicher, Ike Stauts, Ell
Loveiock, Fred Hubs, Robt
Fernald, Frank Hunter, VIM
Puett, j w Kelly, Ed
Ca4ier, IL Smiley, VIM
Stauts. James Clayton, W 8
Phillips, G w Litton, Ed
Suite, CT Russell, Geo
Griffith, Dave Myers, G G
Smith, ID rrenor, John
lriand, III q Sayles, q NJ
Martin, Hugh Campbell, j
Tucker, Robt 1Iycrs, VIM
Gaynor, Il G. 8IcKenny, Dan
Mcbride, } A Clark, James
Kennedy, w III Farrell, X
Barrett, j NJ Olin, Dan
Hit, W.T. Goodale, Ed
Stellar, LW Cox, T. T.
Taufer. Theodore Wea,hers, w w
Carey, A l. Mahoney, WE
Seaman, S Ferguson, A
Pollock, jerry Hrws, c NJ
Buckley, G W Carr, &C
Jewell, VIM Lamar, Daniel
Parker, A G. Tibbets, Il
Cameron, John LowcnberG, r
Laurinson, Gins Ferguson, S
Battles, Rubo DouEhertv, r
Fitzgerald, j b Plunkctt. } II
Fordham, VIM L Ogilyie, ID ID
Elliot, Emerson Buggy, Lyman
Crane, Henry Platt, Valentine
Mccoy, J G Gardner, VIM
Robinson, Geo p Woolverton, Z
Conins, II l. Covert, Len
McDermott, Thos Ainlcv, john
rriplctt, Phil Rosenstock, j
Reinhart, A Reckhart, l. j
Brain, James Bruce, A
Wintcrmautel, l. Henderson, Jno
Burns, John Osell, Il
l~Iitton, q w Hunter, 'rhos
Hale, Chas Dewar, james
Mason, Martin Vowel, John
Casper, Davo Mcclellan, Il G
Manning, CHI Capell, W II
lInmill, Il p Woodruff, Il
Pengclly, Richard Shelton, Harve
Smith, Neill Wiseman, IS
Steel, James Tanner, John
GiaEi, Gabriel Prunty, = r.
Bndt, NJ Weeks, John T.
Outlet, G McCool, III
Scott, &c Adams, Chns
Parks, j w Conrad, j
Dakin, " III Young, III A
Pix!cy, NJ Voigt, II
Jones, Il j Cotant, 4 l.
Robinson, j a Honeyman, Fran
Lynch, ID 81 Arnheim, A
Cozzons, ID Shcedy, p
lIighiield, s a West, w T.
Mcintosh, Geo Darling, CD
Hill, Dan Harris, TT
llardesty, II G Lannon, w II
Shively, A Z.
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Dayton Timos:--If IL is a possible
thing tho coming Legislature should
call u Constitutional Convention and
strnightcn out the complicated mess
OF laws (S) that clutter up our stat
utes.
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iicv .Sylynnus Lano

or tho Cincinnati NJ. T.. Conference,
says, "Wo hRvo for years usod
Hoods Sarsapnrilln In our family Of
1.-Two, md lind II fully equal TO all that
Ia olaiU,ed for IT,"
Hoods Pill2 euro liyor iii.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEl
lSGS.

The Board OF County Commission
crs met pursuant to law, Saturday,
Dec. 81, io92.
Prcscnt-Mcssrs. Rigsby, Burns and
Mc.Arco.
The bills OF W. W. Wcathers, II.
Mccain aad John ALLEY were laid
over for correction.
The bills OF Il. ID. Lanham and c..
w. OTIS were laid over till mex: meet
ing.
The reports of .ho following officers
were examined, approved and ordered
filed, to wit: NJ. Polk, Sheriff; S.
NJ. Hcnlry, j. T., Elko; J. ii. Tabcr,
Jailcr; Geo. II. Me;Ss, Recorder; j.
ID. Abel, Hospital Steward; and
Jacob EGeers, Assessor; l.. o. Hen.
d~erson, Clerk.
The following official bonds were
examined, approved and ordered filed
and recorded:
j. o. Henderson, Sheriff; Goo. II.
Mcigs, Recorder; Il. L. BiIkey, Clerk;
NJ. II. Miller, Treasurer; Webster
Patterson, District Attorney; l.. f..
Morgan, Public Administrator; S. VI.
Henley, j. T., Elko; j. f. Triplett,
Constable, E!!So; VIM. Carlyle, Cen
stable, CHrIin.
Upon motion it was ordered that
tho Auditor and Treasurer be, and
they nre hereby authorized 10 make
the following Transfer, to.wit:
sl2Sj from the general twad int
tho Huntington Valley road fund.
80 from tho general fund into tho
South Fork road fund.
ejT. 80 from the general fund into
tho Lnmoille Valley roadIfund.
800 from The general fund into tho
Island Mountain road fund.
$2ol5 from the general fund into
tho Jack Crock road fund.
No further business appearing tho
Board adjourned until Monday, Jan.
=, 1893.
L.. q. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Jan. ., 1893.
Board met pursuant TO law--pres-
cnt, Messrs. McAfcc, Wilson and
Rigsby.
Tho Board then organized with Mr..
Stanley Rigsby as Chairman for tho
ensuing two years.
Tho following business was then
transacted:
Tho following official reports wcro
examined, approved and ordered
fled: j. NJ. Mateor, Constable rus-
carorn; jerry ltegan, J.P. ruscaroru;
|, II. POuge, j. z. White Rock.
The following official bonds wero
examined, approved and ordered
filed and recorded: Jerry Regain, j.
+. TGscarora; a. Townsend, Consta-
bio Tuscarura.
I'm accordance with q petition OF
tho citizens of Fort lInllccls tho
Board instructed tho District Attor-
noy 10 notify ono McIntiro to ccnso
destroying tho public highway and
mail road running from llallock to
Fort Inllcck.
Upon motion tho Bonrd made tho
following appointments on each III.
ing bond In tho sum Of $1,000 and
taking tho oath OF Office:
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
l II Poguc, White Rock; Jud Da-
kin, Lamoillc; w NJ Angel, Clover
Valley; John A Palmer, Carlin; WIN
Congcr, Wells; Enoch Lidyard, Mar
dis.
C~oHsTAuLEs.
NV Kimberly, White Rock; J j
Wiscman, Clover Valley; James a
Ralph, Wells; JT Connors, Mardis;
s Il Randall, North Ruby.
RoAD SUPERVISORS.
81 W Frost, White Rock; Noils Po.
t~crson, North Fork; Ed Labcrski,
Lamoillc Valley; A II Wiseman, Clio.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, ard sen; TO any nd
drcsi postage PAID. at tho following ra:cs.
plys5,e "a advances:
Oar yttr... W.
EiE L1guIIs z W
roE any period uudsr six months, FIT!
Ien,s ror month.
Entered Ct tho ElsG. Nevada, Postofhco for
tEcssG;s..ca through tho mails a. second
lees nail matter.
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a Georgia editor says TO his SUBJ
scribers: "Brothor, don't stop your
paper just because you don't agroo
with tho editor. The last cabbage
you sent us didn't agreo with us
other, but so didn't drop you from
our subscrip ion list on that &c
count"
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State Funds,

Tho State Board OF Examiners
counted the money and vouchers for
money in tho State Treasury Dec. 81,
1892, and found tho same correct, as
follows:
Coin .S300,8l2 l5
Paid coin vouchers not re-
turned 10 Controller. $35,l78 50
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy, enc ...t . CD
Que copy. SIX :.ouths.........-.......... u
TO, nay pcr!od under glI rcutEa. ono dOllGT
crEolth. Payable 81 advance.
Ivsred by carrier tn EIko nj ,; c,nts a week.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

O.. VIII I've made az low a. II consistent with
sound blnuess prIncIVlSs. Apply al the VI
nee for terms.
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Trial Jurors.

Following is tho list OF trial jurors
drawn tn servo for the ensuing year:
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....Si3l,O2C "a

Total. .Sl3l,0C 70
STATE SCHOOL FUND SECURITIES.
1rredeomable Nevada
State School Bond... s 3S0,OoO.O0
Novadu State Bond...... 1S3,OOO.00
United States Bonds -. 5C0,O0O.O0
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AN PAPER,
w. w. BOOKER,

EprroR!ASD PROPRIETOR.
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Total. s1,OG3,000.Oo
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-29

but this was soon changed, and very
soon the fact that the COW had the
ring in her nose was enough to make
her peaceably disposed In the end
sho became entirely docile, and re-
NAMED so ever after.
There is no cruelty in this method
OF preventing kicking, the slight pain
involved in putting a ring through
the animals nose saving her from far
worse abuse, and also keeping her
temper from becoming entirely
spoiled, which is only less desirable
for cows than it is for humans. A
good-natured COW contentedly chew
ing her cud while being MIXED is un-
doubtedly enjoying as much pleasure
as the quiet COW nature is capable OF.
1t is better that she come to such
happiness. even through what may
seem drastic measures, than that she
should miss it entirely by too early
being sent to the shambles. -Ameri-
can Cultivator.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-29
Household HELMS.

Tannin mixed with mutton tallow
is good for chapped hands.
Don't put bright colored carpet
into room where the furniture is
dull, old or Of neutral tints.
Don't have chandeliers or hanging
lamps with rooms of low ceilings;
use side brackets in such cases.
Don't furnish north room in blue
or any other cold color; something
of a warm tint should be chosen.
Don't strain the baby's eyes by al
lowing a strong light t. shine direct
ly into them, especially when he
first wakes.
Don't hang a heavy portiere over
a narrow door; generally speaking
hangiugs are out OF place in a small
house, or with small rooms.
A bottle of flexible collodion is
very useful for cracks in the hands,
scratches. cuts. etc. Care must be
taken to keep it well protected from
the air.
Don't fill the center of the room,
unless there is plenty OF space on al
Sides nothing ofTends good taste so
seriously as the sense of being
"cluttered up"
Don't spoil the infant by walking
or rocking it to sleep, and do not let
anyone else do so; it will sleep best
and most naturally when lying upon
q comfortable bed.