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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

GsEsUs rOlssns alssss- tAsa ! three
ssGTths ef Tia city PRpnla4ieh Sf tlsIs
ssaalET i've In FsntsS houses, ahils
e - remaining oEs-gsurth. sRs-hsle
eWR s4el- hQEes endsr nsoFtsAss -
sAsiE sell credit v=iua-thss is. ssvsn-
sisAehs e cur city population azs viz
lnaiiY EsstsFs, Enrnins 70 the agri-
a9ltusissSs re e,la that Ons-tiliFd Of
ti-s fATsssrs os the entire county are
ssaants. oas-thira own their Esrsas
endeE EoFsgAgs 70 their fuls credit
Eslus. leaving Oniy ano-third Who Writ
1elly eva thsiE evA hslsss- Hos
'zassA 3saser esa Ne Be lailsd &c ElSsP
~ ssszssssssee e interested parties
.st=s - ass oos sgss0-oslas ehs eosa-
a9tss5s Is BaEsEs9
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03
AUGUST SIRE.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

2 Will sell st public auction at my
farm eight miles southeast Of RInsiey
on "Wednesday March sth. 1898, tho
Eighteen heed Of hoEsss-
brood mares and /. 9, aud s yeur-OHI
COlta- Forty head Of cattle, mllch
COWS, hoifers, and steers Horses
farming utensils, household go.,l~ etc.
JAMES P. ALCORS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

- "a senseRssa saas tlssSres coinage
- silver ususa DsEs ths Jnltsd States
eas isgsEssl1 -I'1sl1s4 - ~ silsisl-l1s aii-
sse q fsaFoss. e3oslid tasE - pssss-
essR Es.Eops hss oaiy e., ico, COS, go
e osi.s.i2 ls.ysss-ssls.fsF silver. Tia all
sss szsssy Of E,irUge eiFcsilatss On =
~ vvisll gssss - .is9 ratio q lss 20 ],
ls.ssss. . =. ~ ssss rss s. - psr ounce.
isF,ss sstaas H.lElsoas ssosld Europe sssss
ees sas.eE silver hsTsF Z is WeEs
ks-zsssss - Saz aiSls is 1sUuia - Coirssl
fsse a.islsr- Es eae ratio Of g % J, %
Is .ge 40 aas.cs, = loss q ossE 5 p<r c.as
s.si.z Il wa - Fssiqzls- 6 eG-sta - -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

HvEsAEV is stated to lie tile conn
tEY where railway travelling is cheap
Fss. Il - SAID TO be possible TO jour
psy erem Buds Pesth to Kr0ustadt. a
distance Of 500 miles, for six shiliings
eight pence. being At the rate Of six
sailSs : penny. Low a. this price IS it
50 liable 20 reduction Of OHe-hslE in
The case Of IAboTeEa iOurnsying in par
s!es Of not fewer than tsn.-Fro1a a
Rsisssea FsgSodtcnE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

FIr1t pubIiassd Pet 3. lzsz- Ee- ILll.
Ia he District Court % EiuaEf1 1sluuly,
SEgag OF Eal1El-
Tls E1nsau Lolu . Trust O., piuiutis-
uIsftlz 81 EIslgou. TaFV Hebron, J. w. L5Fllu-
fuEli, TIE E luEleg Mercury HGsieaglLG 90.
lgd B. a. Hurtusp detuudluta-
hlF virtue OF 90 order % sale Issued On me-
rsuE q r-id district court. On lEg Sieve en-
Litla1 acEtul- viii. 1I lldIIiduy tla clh usy %
alETel a. d. los. between Guu SD tour
1'GiurE b. A.. ~ said auFs az tie o. lE door uf
- cuuft nuula il gle Cals ~ l.la1ial lls tuu
GuuurH us Esdg91rti1 Ga the state ~ hamuaads
as ~ a. ~ pie 1s1tg- and lsii o. the lIl lasaG
au1 ns9sl % tieF for tllE1 Ca sand sl- tlr GOT
llIl- 17sit-asFita-a real estate 20 Wit
Ia three lu Job 1llu'a 1uuirt- 20 the errg
uf HZsuzi1sF lyi1a al8u situate iu gg c.sunig o.
Esdsl- rl- 10 ans state 90 Alu1lu-
lie shove described real eHeials viii Dc anid
IiElsus u-gs1iIt r=sllt. q glflsfy slsld 9r'1er
49, b. g. fLtlIEErE.
aull1T Z UEfa11u1. uEzrlEs
aIs5r155gs fer FLainsil-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03
sHERTPF.s sATE-vo rr4
F7raf Qualification February egrh 1rE'

~ virtue OF ar 1rdar ~ safe fn ne
directed gun a'lfEeFt'fi- laNsltl Slt or
IA Eal= IH @ C.nH iu which r. Atcuel e
ulufUudH ana GFUat ls7-rlItns "a AZ uFG ua4rl-t
aHCa. 7 vii. 90 MONDAY ghe 95tu dsE ~
D arch lfEi- lt 20 urgit1Es q. ul- Or Sl'n 4tF ~
the FFnuf door 90 TIC Cuurf huUEl On Ghe city
OF iuEiey FdgsETdr county. EHHau1- osi=F az
puhiir sale Fun F.Ii a. lHU highest bidder Tor
cash ga hand. OH the acknowledgements rI-II
autHge. rn=Eit the unufl east q Esr asrttDu 20,
town ship g. south HluEu % west or the 9TH
principle msFidlGu. "a u-ItrJia county taurlg-
aid urrreFIT 90 i7 SOLD 90 gatlzly the aels5s me
Of aafd order 81 safe r. g, rtsluGHFS.
Eberil.
sioneoEeE Wheolss q swltzrE, attorueya FOR
p!llutiHs
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

2sTCazEL. the new democratic cen
sssF from Wisconsin, lie reported worth
only eco, OOO, coo. IsR's it about time
re were elsesinB u. s. senator's by
direct vote % the ps0pis Il the sniIiion-
slEss- sTe 70 be kept from doing the
peoples Neutrality-suspicious. CeeH,tv
flsFJ,1L
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TEE leather trust. with . capital Of
sI0O. 600 900, Is At last Az assured fact
Many tAnBeTiss will be shut down with
= view 70 decreasing production and
yAising prices, Thus the game goes
t,serTily On WiliIs We indulge in peace
full draauns.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03
LOOK HERE !
5000 MARES r. il
liz

do u"t be- deceived icy ea-teru h"r~
traders aud home sl,Irrrrs, aIsd pns
sx"rbitaHs priers fr iJsini~h,d aId
unucciimagod horses aud mares, when
you can purchase far better animals,
and az less prices, Of your neighbur.
All OF my horses are weiI-brsd, sound
aud trusty. A call AZ mg place will
convince the most skeptieal that
have the finest brood mares and all
purpose horses to be found in " estsrn
Kansas. They are more desirable for
your purpose. Come and Hs5 ne.
will undersell any of them.
Nv pricea, considering qualify, are
from 80 u 80 per cent lower than those
quoted lay eastern aud home sbarpers.
AUGUST SIRE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Goaruer in Jones House go Joalsi.
Can't account for the rappinas On ~
DOOR AZ night@-Ealse5 ms dgucsdIT
nervous, donLctsrlcnovy.
JoDes-\ELy, didn't you know tkero
was murIcr-cOmmiLted in tbis kou-s
Esfgrs You came2
B0arder-So. Really9
Jouea-Yea- 4 paper hEaFo= ha1g O
epFdsr.-Iiroolzlyu Life.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

CodiihE-sniPz, what win you chZzEs
ter q suit % clothsaT
snips (who knows CodIing)-Lf you
VIII pay cash, go; but IL you never pay,
according 20 your usual osyIe, ia EsVs
20 charge you ST5.
CodlnF-Iu the latter cGss you'd u=vs
Moaey by only charging zs Ebout esn.
SniPs-How's thstg
CodlinR-You wouldn't Icaa 50 AVA
b9n't you aoe9-lIaEpsr'l BszzF.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

In the sixtssnth ami seventeenth
centuries. uavigstOrs reported huge
land tOrtuiseS ia two widely separated
rsgiuns-ths Galapagos Islands, ia the
PscilG, ana several Islands ia the In
dian Ocean. The tOit0i-ss we're taken
ErOB Aauritius and ReuuioII, but seem
% have been particularly numerous in
tiss smaller islands Of kOdriguez.
FTcEs this island they Wers iu 1871
being sSal BY thousands TO kauritius,
but sAEly Ia tie present century
determination Wssa here complete, and
only in Sue little island OF Aldabrss are
= few spsciHssns OF the tOrtDisss now
kuSuu t. b. Living ia Wild state.
StsPs aFs bsing taken % preserve these
individuals, and % introduce them ia
70 other tsists,rs. Two Icrtoisss, Brvsb-
ally Of the ncdTiguez kind, slers deIiv-
ersd 70 tbs royal ARTILLERY on the sur
Eeudss Of haauFitIas IA 1910. and one
Of them-@4 feet high. with she'll 81
feet tn ciEcI:mfersHcs-is still living.
4 PortabIs sIsetris light fos use in
night assrsis for wounded soldiers is
bei,sg tFl=d IA, Berlin. = SO-eaudls-
pOgsV launp lie operated by = storage
battery weighing Ogly AZ p0nnds-
TIE Bdsa that IssEsUus disorders Of
= hyst srscaI kind have gl,osssssl with
IS dsil'els by ssssut iayss- /
tiEl-eGgB. Who fHd nowhere eis8 ssleh /
siOisnt aud spitiSgaie nervous attacks /
- are common among uIsuitiya1sG /
peoples.
ms vsatsls-is = pises OF seisnsiae /
So marvellous 2srs0ettOfl. zn /
= geusat address, Lsord Kelvin stated /
ailAs elessEteiaBa are supposed % pos /
aess izszEEuslssItis ssf IsrosssloIi. set tlisg |
are thrHAsssi q their HsozsitFsussuts i
sgs scesrass tn oIss-teuta or one
tygsuts0ta So 6snt. Bat = cGnunsI 4
sissap watch Will keep tiuss - - Essisi-
Jis week. EhiGh - = visgintian frsisn
.Tss precision Of eniy oas sunars.ith
Psr Sslt-
Ensia rzhbsE paving fox STREETS I
,sosas % b. Els8tinE with ssso= IN
4. Australia So in s3sEl8sET,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TEB Kansas City star. in agitating
tiIs question: OE more tisIrough SANTA
tion for that city, Ia TX, Osily a dread
sS.l state Of Affairs in tlse east aud Nsst
Bottoms.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Gen has been msrciful 20 Kansas:
He piassd bed Of salt uadsr her soil
sVS hundred fest thick, well knowing
it UOulG b nssded 70 preserve the
character " her politicians CosoOrdia
All.n-la
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TIE woman suffrage bill has passed
both houses and HOW awaits the sigma
tUTs OF the governor. The vote ia tiio
house stO0a aS tO IL; la the senate %
70 s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TIE anti-option bill failed 20 pass
tie house, tie VOLs standing iT2 for.
1913 against; NIT the necessary twu-
thirds la the Affirmative.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

THE stalwart democrats announce
their intsntiun of starting daily at
Topeka, with J. d. Crouch, 4 Hutch
inson, Rs editor.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

osFtie-PaPa, viii our new m-a28
60 mad after aWhilsT
E'nther-What question: WY .
you ask such a GhingP
Gsrtie-Wsll, 1 heard her tsll -
oooiE yesterday that she got badly bIts
ten when she murFisd you,-gZaso
Billd'G Washington.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

IL England parcels q tsn pOunds
o. uHdsr may be sent Icy mail to tie
rural districts = f0,ir cents per pound.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

As.L indications now point to sn
s=Ely passage 81 tie bili cpeniug tile
CileEolses "trip.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

WHILE I ,2So, OOO. coo peopIe use sill
YER "a money, less than le0. 600 600
ever used gold in actual si.emlntion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

EvEE sleepy old Spain has gone way
shead OF as iH adopting measures
ssaisst cholera invasi"n-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

JoaS WANAsiAEEE Is said 70 haze
.l-'st $500. 500 by tie drop in Rsadiug
stlek.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

And SD, on reelection, Mr.. FastboP,
have determined that 1t Is best 20 ter
inmate UJsr ,'1Eg.LEs suI-sut-'
"But. Ci=-u. Clara" exclaimed tas
heart-brJ .z,sI uIau- -yrirl-zing his hsnde.
wont yea q. q t.,1tii 4 can find . sub
GBituJe9' ' J'..I.5-yI News Record
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Tas Worlds Fair bill, apI,rofiristing
e5S. U0O, has passed l,ltiI houses.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03
sClnHrIF1s 1Els0aLLAHE

GAS FoH ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
The advantages of gas-enginss f..
electric lighting we're urged I,y En
sFson Dawsnu at , recent meeting ,I
tIse British sngiuserso Facts weIv
presented lending I" show shat wh-r
town gas Is u,rt IlIs consumption D,
only about haIT - great rs that me-, G.
sary e. prOsiucs Ihe same light from.
OrdiIrsry gas burners; and that "a re
generator gsls is employed nOt ui"r,
than half a. DItTelI c,'stl Is lI5iit-t a.
- seguiied for s'traIu lRWs.. Gu
ecOuOiny over steam results from 7L,.
ready ada rtiti"H Ut gas power 10 a..
sFeatly E3IiL.ng i'..i't nROI tile e"giu,
while 40 Iuei at All l. burned wIien IA.
lights are not needed. WLLh t,.yysI ga,
neither hOiieIs Hur lrrmsu aTe Frq.lI
Ell, little space 10 Beeusd, aud eIeCLr.,
lighting plants may be located Ils
crOW died districts where steam engInss
would not be allowed IL is on,
within :, few years that large gas-en-
giHes iiavS been Inaue pr.ct'c.,.'le.
BtI, they ALREADY sHpI7y 1,UUO li"Ise
pU"eT tOs electric hsuJihs ia Gteat
Britain, and operate 1. I've arc-iaIEI,.
anu $4,000 giOs, lamps III GeimaHy.
PEk:II rO3.IC 'AAErICAN AsI.sONOAi1.
Eiteo ,e.lgysiIes Ot ~. kuIStSul....t,
prove tit.st JIs ancient A.,,.t 81 \ IL. a.
tall reached al astonishing accugd
ia astronomical Lime reckUn.hg. Iney
determined tie mean symudIc'ti revU-
luton Of Venus, IT MsrcL.y, a.,d pro-
ably vi Mars, 10 4 very sHIuil .racJiO.,
but tlilTs Is No evidences tu.It they LO..-
sIGsEed Jupiter "a Saturn. TheJ fUuTi
the lunar month To be 29.526 days,
Which is only about i've mlnutes To.
short.
AieTO-CrganisE aIe found Ly -. L
Russell 10 DC Invariably present III sea
water even ~ . great dis lance feOLn
shore and u a depth OF $500 feet,
though the HumLeis ale uOt 20 great
as Ia fresh aater. The bacteria aI0
more numerous ia Tie slime OF the sea
bottom than ia the water itself and
the forms 30 universally present seem
70 be quite peguliar 10 ths water aud
mud.
Tie rev process Of acknowledging |
using = certain percentage Of cadmium
ia tlis ISOLATION, gives \ more durable,
less easily tsFnished and cheaper cOat-
ing than pure silver.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03
euRRENr norEs.

Il does not follow that man with q
Auslzy voice Is o corn doctsr.-I-t i-s Oh
DsrveF.
THE next thing q IoEg-sufcr5rg rub-
lie learns will be the IA. that Eggs en-
panieH are putting pneumEt- tires IN
their Egaa mctera--Olio S-r--l y lrnzI.
SHE-''I honestly believe -7e We
Eaaking on his part is -as-" ue-'I
ahouldn't vvoEdc-. Ia.s- fE.-- r..r liz
Hondsnre genuine. &C. Iua1sa4--.s .-.- ,r,. ~
nal.
EEAsE-''T3ut v.:..lL a,iyla-=---- d.. EHcra
IA wearing m-rsala9'' tr.-.-El aaz-
Good Ead. man, how could 80 -ssth
both eyes coverud?'--Tlast.n Trans
eript.
MRS. PUrrEF I'UTEIT v5- asked "a she
believed in gas for cooking go. yesl"
ahe replied; Eve eat c-v---= hing We
heat by gaa- It's the Prop, = fasl for
gastTonomy!"-Fu
SHALLow-''VFhy. just read ti.a- sign:
Dental ParlCrs.' liant e .bsr-E-l - call
a dental room = + ~ -'" T=FPcr-''Tt
is probably the pT-i-e.-r -r o. gai=c. lie
meant DRAWN E-rFrs. ~ - o.. s...r. 6 sltriCF.
'DoCTOE-" ask .'.- -,r-z-= uftcT
knowledge NJ tis-r. .----r1g.. why d.
people get o. thci1 .afrs5 a. pray in
stead II =-s.t-aiI. 0r?' Co.! 9liY went g, save
their ~olas, I--.. .rr5-l the clever suiu-
ister.- Brso,, u f.---.
GUTFIEy- .-e q vsrv close call
last nigh 1a .ii--- ilz--.'', az. how
was that-sluH.h ..- hr al-ve.tzsI7'7 CAT
dey-''No, -but 7 vent up 81 see the
Smiths ia5thy'- NV, fiat An .ta.r man
came ia NJ ? S-u..t -.-..i 'r "a. 10 the
hall kat Held - ..ie- trn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

- - . E.nnsII's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

Both the largest and smallest liv-
ing organisms belong to the vegetable
kingdom. The largest plants are the
gigantic sequuIus Of California. which
reach nearly 400 feet IN heighth and
80 feet. and sometimes much mOre, in
circumference; and the smallest plant
forms ara the bacts, ia, some uf them
less than Ous R:tS -thousamdt1
Of All Inch ia diameter. Comparing
these extremes OF size, Prof. J. /. D.
Kinds, " Cumberland University,
hI.ds that they bear rs each other
about tie same proportion AS that OF a
football TO tile earth itself. Some OF
ths trees, morsovsr, are muse than
three Thousand years old, while the
duration u life OF many bacteria is
only al h.,urs Lhs tree having, there
fore, lived Oh while tWent y-six millions
VI generations Of iissiUvisible kindi ed /
have lived and died ia the stream .rt 1
It's foot. s'FrOm tie bsicteFium to the |
,sguOia, u hat 4 span. "
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

g. tar avsrcr CoullFU.
''By J1ve, Ha5nsonl your wife = 0
cAlFminrs W sz.-g."
I'n glad You End hss 50. E-aFsi6E.a
81 do, indeed. 70 you svss o1a11-y
plate getting divorced. old maR, iea ~
know, viii you? ia uize "a E1lsl.V ~
8g011aa myself. "-JuaFe,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

as q has lsesa 7f9aal . i's balb
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

TgTsf A5ssc.4EsssEsssss g = =
f--r-a-s rralEEarG enc
~ S 49, iHaEs l29 GeE - %. tE -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

[SA E2Ea * -
9,.lgil- 2 ia5lgs4.lss - -. -. 3 $685.
'Isl--, saFl91lE 1.-THE ~ si=iz-
%. - Q. . 80 - - So -. E.1lis. H
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

= q L02 y
end aEin dissassa, zIi forms. aTastIug BON
g. A1ECsa. IEtl sod E0aga aypIiisa. eGrE
rulau le-lElls etc., etc guEal = 1ssfu0 an
pgrrlaEsna. g g1aFg' ggeg uIfEl "a DaFIaucf
IN er1lrlnU sfurd auG 90 EtEs1aa6- -nTn17Taf
Jus cures Gaad ss1l % for LrElell11aa LEso
LcdFu18.
B&. WAEg usaIgI 'i g. I. . s5sis i -.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-03

XPHTETG -Z.s,ss.z ~,
% u.r- susg lalzs ps--qsu T=-afzaat uiEEs1sllaL
y PEI . 20 1--es Trras 4su suu- $3.50 -
30 AN E'EHs-. sso E.sta o., - - q
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-07
Two Death. from rhro.. Disease.

The youngest daughter of Mrs. VIM,
Allen, aged years, died Friday Of a
throat disease which is termed follicular
tonsilitis. The funeral took place Sun
day afternoon and was largely attended.
Two more of Mrs. Aliens children were
i'll with the same disorder, but are now
convalesoent.
A young daughter Of Mrs. Albert
Hanks. aged 10 years. died Tuesday from
the same ailment which caused the death
OF Mrs. Aliens child, and was buried
yesterday morning. Mrs. Hanks and
child had been living in the same hous e
in which Mrs. Allen resides. and
the child undoubtedly contracted the
disease. which appears to be contagious.
Some Of our citizens are alarmed at
these deaths, thinking the disease may
be diphtheria, but DR.. Campbell says il
10 not, but is species of malignant sore
throat. the medical term of which 10 fol.
licular tonsilitis.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-07
OUR BoSDsD INDEBTEDNESS.

Messrs. Chas Sutro, it,, and F. X.
Loughrey, arrived from California on
Fridays Milford stage. These gentlemen
came here on business connected with
the bonded Indebtedness of the county.
as representatives of the holders of the
bonds--the Luning estate and Sutro &
Co. of San Francisco.
1t will be remembered that last fall the
United States Supreme Court affirmed
the decision of the United States Circuit
Court against Lincoln county on our
bonded indebtedness. the judgment
amounting to $4,000.
This enormous sum is composed largely
Of interest, the principal for which bonds
issued was $3.50. QUO. with interest at ten
per cent per annum. The bonds matured
10 1883. None of the principal was ever
paid and but little Of the interest. Suit
was brgun in the fall Of 1887 by the
6ondholders in the u. s. Circuit Cou,t
IN this State. and two years later judg.
ment was taken. The case was then ap.
pesled to the U. 8 Supreme Court, which
"mrmed the decision Of the lower court,
and ended the litigation, making 1t in.
cumbent on Lincoln county to face the
problem OF how to pay the debt
Monday at the meeting Of the Board
OF County Commissioners, Mesars. Sutro
and Loughrey presented ths Judgment
against the county. They did not. GENE
before the Board to demand pAymeut,
but to informally present the bill Of in.
debtedness, 90 that the Commissioners
could take the necessary steps in the
premises. The Board received the bill.
and the matter was left for consideration
until the October meeting.
Mr.. Loughrey represented the Luninp
estate, which holds about $l25, 900 of the
bonds, and Mr.. Sutro represented Sutro
Co.. which firm arc possessors of the
balance. Both gentlemen state that the
bondholders are satisfied with the invest.
ment. they having recently refused an
offer for the whole amount at par from
railroad corporation.
Mr. Loughrey isa pioneer In Lincoln
county, having run the first quarts mill
erected in Ell Dorado Canyon. and been
all through this section Of country twenty
years ago. He considers Lincoln the
richest county in Nevada. and with q
railroad running through it, the mineral
aud agricultural resources developed will
bs astonishing. And % the holders OF
the bonds are fully aware Of these re.
sources they are not at all anxious AZ
to the outcome Of their investment.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-07
Returned from Vanderbilt.


John Rosder returned Monday from
Vanderbilt. He reports everything ex-
csedingly quiet in tho southern camps.
Only STEW men are working for wages in
the Vanderbilt mipes. matters are some.
what better at Good Springs owing to the
Keystone mine. Here s. T. Godbe is
erecting . l0.stamp mill. and quite =
number Of men are employed. Work GU
the railroad is not entirely suspended, q
few mon being engaged. A contract has
been let for mile Of deep cutting. and
Mr.. Blake. the protector of the road,
it was stated had secured sufi cient funds
for the constraetion Of there to Good
Springs. Mr.. Roedsr had about con.
suwmated the sale Of the Gold Bronse
mine to Californis parties when the panic
ttruck tho country and the transfer did
not take place. However. whom the
money market gets easier. the deal will
probably b closed.
During Mr.. Roeder's absence
be Visited the Worlds Fair,
and while in Chicago heard the silver
question, silver production and the coun.
try west Of the Missouri river discussed
BY men calling ,thsmsslves intelligent
American oitisens. and his conclusions
were that the said citizens knew % much
about the subjects under discussion as
they did about tho interior of Africa and
its products.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-07
HELENE NOTES.

j. McGutfie left Sunday for Phoebe
with load of lumber
Doc Meeks has charge of Mrs.
Webber's place during her absence.
The water in the springs owned by B.
L. Duncan and VIM. Maynard is still
increasing.
John Putcher and +. Wilson left for
Phoebe Sunday after supplies to work
their mines with.
d. L. Wertheimer returned on Fridays
stage. Dave reports everything in
Phoebe pretty quiet.
Loss Atchison. an old prospeotor. is
now employed by Mr.. Maynard doing
assessment ON the Pick and Shovel claim.
II. H. Cooper went to Hike Saturday
aftsr an Italian who is charged with
theft, and is expected to return Monday.
Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Carrot departed
Friday morning for Hiko. where they are
going to put up fruit foe their boarding.
house.
The hrss poker game this fall was
played 10 Martins place last night. The
game was . good one. Five dollars a
stack was what the beans were worth.
John Roeder passed through this place
Wednesday evening. Mr. Roeder speaks
well OF the southern country aud thinks
Vanderbilt is the coming camp when tn. y
ct the railroad there.
Four teams loaded with ore from the
Monitor mine arc on the road betwee n
Helene and Bennett Springs. The boys
are making preparations to ship one
hundred tons this month.
Sunday evening the cross ledge of tho
Flagstaff was cut and the boys think
that they have some rich ore. but as they
have had none assayed they can't tell.
The ore looks rich. The drift 10 now In
| rs feet.
MIR. Shaefer and H. Smith were
passengers on Saturday mornings stage.
Mr.. Smith has been working on the
springs across tho valley from town and
thinks by little more work that there
is . chance for good stream Of water.
Last week while out to his springs,
Mr.. Ryan found saddle. bride, a horse
bell, . shot gun and other traps. The
saddle Is the one that was taken from
Joe Dolmue's place about six weeks ago.
Two shirts and pair Of drawers Of
John Vietta's were also found.