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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctiope,

RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
HIGHLY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IN,
PROvED BUSINESS PROPERTY AT THE
N NOE u f;1S CORNER OF THI9TY-FIRST
KNOWN FOR MANY YEARS AS CROPLEY IS
DRUG STORE, BY AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
ELEVENTH. 1898. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK, We will sefl In front of the premises
the most valuable business corner in West Wash
lngton Georgetownl. being PART OF LOT SIX IN
OLD GEORGETOWN. fronting q feet 9 in. on NJ 81
tBridge) with depth Of 63 feet o in On 3Jst
!Congress) ST.: improved by brick store and dwell
Ing 1t will be sold subject to a trust Of s13.
900 payable In instalnlcnts, the particulars abou,
which Will be announced at the sale and n fur.
Their trust Of $500 due in December, 1893.
ierms: Cver ana above the trust above stated
to be paid in cash. or all Of the purchase money
may be paid in cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit of 500 Will be required at the time OF
sale Terms to be complied wiah in Is days from
sale, or the right to resell at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser Is reserved. All convey.
ancing, recording, &C.. at purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE, DARR & co.
6eS-Q&08 Aucttouaaru
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF Two Two-sroRY BRICK
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY AVENUES
NORTHWEST: BEING HOUSES Nos 216 AND
2iS NEW YORK AVENUE BY AUCTION.
the District of Columbia in iiber 1882 folio a74l
81 seq. and further deed to dated July s.
Lber 1901. folio 202. ct seq and at the REQUEST
OF the holder OF the notes secured by said deeds Of
w ss Is nb fscSp r. iron, Of the
SrrrENBER. A. ID. ise3, AT FIVE O'Clock
PM, the following described real estate and the
ington ID. c., viz: Part Of lot No. ii In square
No. 557. beginning for the same at the northwest
corner OF said square and running thence southery
feet thence easterly at right angles the eastern
line of New Jersey avenue 5O56 feet thence
nTor mort, parallel to southern line Of New
right angles to southern line Of New York avenue
100 feet to said southern line Of New York avenue
avenue southwesterly $3.50 feet to the place Of
beginning.
Terms are: Oue-third Of the purchase money
and balance in two equal instailments at one and
two years from date Of sale with interest at d
per cent. payable semi annually and secured by
the option of the purchaser II the terms are not
complied with in ten days from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell risk and
advertisement. All conveyancine and recording nj
cost Of the purchaser.
J. D. CorGHLAN,
BLAIR LEE.
HH f2SH f LAY Is 81
AT THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE -
! L 2 seqGgEGhH a
sel-dkds Trustees
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FOR SALE OR GE-CHEAP-NEAR
electric road at Bri2htwood, acres of land:
VIII exchange for equities in city houses See me.
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rOh SALr-dOUSf~S-
sf1 t. s sss 49, se'a ana 1873
III Pa ave. h. 900 a4os st, h. m j.
Ito to 1e oBriens St St on 12lsi2a2 Madison st; 49,
aoSS S' 70 aoai st. stso,. in ail.v ss 5000
s5t Or ta ;,;s' Ronndar vooo 18th and 10th,
st. b b. A.; all Is 800 PAS I Pomeroy ST. h.
g i2S2 4 ST. St. h. 81. 5000 ST 900
1928 to 1884 st, a houses on snernna ON
lsis st: h. IT,. 245 and 2t {, rS% .s soo
i1sI h. ag g. IS sac 10Th St S- and md 800 St
fHs " as .s g. rSS es y and h ss Marion
4s2 70 All Prathers alley. { h, 4r.:.. 1000
"a GG NM ssS, "a
81 ia 81 !: 81 :. ~:
IN: m l. 6r. 4, 400 h. Or each. go. 1 no
2oo4 ST. III, 5r.3 $50 1920 Sd st, h. Ar L 800
my books. For full list call at Office for bulletin
au2S T. E. wAGGAMAN
FOR sALE-A RARE BARGAIN. $500 DOWN AND
$40 per month will buy a nearly new Broom cot
tage, with porch, stable and well, two miles west
Of this city; high and healthy; lot 11Oxls0 feet;
aa Only t sssd isr F RI ms
au2s-2w 1922 New York ave.
FOR sALE-FEw. DOORS FROM THE BRITISH
legation m, handsome residence built Of brown;
rooms and large bath room; very elegant re-
Suse aad having one
a floor; with a front and rear stairway; buffers
heated throughout BY furnace; all modern i'm.
proyements. such as electric bells. speaking tubes
property is worthy Of inspection; price $4,000;
very accommodating terms: call and let US drive
sSS Hnt L. WALTER T sds 1it IS &C. NV
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
cellar an mod: imps 1906 soth 1t. NV; two
HANNAH. GIT 11th st. NV. aus-tf
FOR sALE.ONLY. TWO LEFT OF THOSE
handsome Groom houses at the corner Of 18th
suit. Room 5. 1901 Pa. ave. NV. 1e24-tr
FOR SALE
I bti9 ,Is St nv Or $40 per y. 10 SEQ
sslls Acksr s: ne. f.: SSsS per per n: 800
GU Acker st. ne. 7r..... 2O.s0 per m. $500
III! P? SosH.o On iatS
$1,000 per m. $3.50
au9-1m Cor. LIST and Ind. ave- NV.
FOR SALE-THOSE 7TH ST PRESSED BRICK
"a Rs'sS pea; g ST.:
co cS oPe1i ath and s thA NIX L.
FOR SALE
have M a. from to SO 50 cent: Ds1
and HOUSES from 81. 400 to 81, 600. No trouble
to Fo o90n full P'p pprtisnlar~ call upoo
McLACHIES BATcHELDER.
ap22 Cor. 10th and G SITS. NV.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-As THE OWNER IS LEAv-
rooms; all mi with brick stable: lot a4x110.
INQUIRE on premises. 30 p st. ne. au15-1m'
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRTsT 1S Sy,. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
BRICK DWELLINGS ON FLORIDA AVT,NT-F
BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD STREETS
N NO aaa .d BEING HOUSES Nos 2ls,
dated the 11th day Of March, 1899, and recorded
the 2lst day OF April, 1892, in iber I6sl folio i
ct seq, Of the land records OF the DistAct of Co
lumbia we will sell. at the request of the parties
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1893 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land nn6
premises situate In the city of Washington, in the
teen Q4l, fifteen Q5) and sixteen n6,, in Arch
bald c. Walters and others subdivision OF part of
square hve hundred and fifty (550,. as said sub
division Is recorded in the office of the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbia in book *. page d
and also all that part OF said sauare beginning nj
the northwest corner of said lot IA and running
thence northwestwa rdly along the line Boundary
street NOV Florida avenue) 11.62 feet: thence due
south 81 81 feet: thence eastwardly "a feet 10 fhe
southwest corner OF said lot fifteen n5l: thence
northwardly 6S11 feet in a straight line to place
OF beginning, now embraced in lots numbered
twenty three C23l, twenty-four C24l. twenty five
tsol and twenty-six t26). in Edward wilson's sub
division as recorded In liber 10. folio l0a of the
records OF the surveyors Office OF the District of
Columbia. sThe last named lots will be sold as ar
entirety. but II satisfactory bids not obtained
the trustees will sell the property separately
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance FIR
one ard two years. with interest at per cent
per annum until paid secured by deed Of trust
on the property. or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit OF $500 required on each lot
at the time OF SALE All conveynDcng at COST OF
purchaser Terms Of sale TO be complied with in
the right to resell at risk and of defaul,.ng
purchaser.
JOHN B. LARNER. Trustee,
W rDNoHsT0S TM. W.
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JofN b. LARNFR. Trustee,
1895 F ST. NV,
w. E. EDMONSTOS. Trustee.
anyO-dGd eth
au30-d&ds

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE-BY VIRTUE
of writ of feri facias issued out Of the clerk 8
ONCE Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and 10 me directed. will sell at pub
lie sale. for cash. at the door OF the court house
OF the District Of Columbia. on THURSDAY, the
SEVENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER. 1893. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. all the right, title
claim, interest and estate of the defendant in and
to the following described property. to wit:
hundred and forty-four (644) city Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia. seized and levied upon
as the property Of Albert Parker, and will be sold
70 satisfy execution No. 1885. In favor of Jere-
miah ]. Brosnau
D. NJ. RANSDFTL. z. s. Marshal n O.
au1Stos6in RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. Aucta.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers,
612 st. NV.

| FUTURE DAYS.
| THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Auctioneers.
| 612 st. NV.
SPECIAL SALE OF GROCERIES, CIGARS. &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEW
O'CLOCK. We shall sell on the second floor OF
our auction rooms several Barrels Of Molasses
Cigars, &c.
Dealers and private buyers should be on hand
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
se473t Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY CLOSING OUT SALE
OF the
AsHBY STOCK FARM,
EAsTON. MD.
85 head well-bred Stations, Mares and Race
Horses. including Algoma, 219%: Ashby Girl.
225N; Rosa Lee, 2.32A; Ashby Hannibal 1869.
Welcome 500. The balance are fast standard
mares and colts without records.
Also. Carrey Pneumatic Sulkies. Harness (single
and double), Boots. Blankets and everything per-
tanning to a wel-regulatsd training stable, at the
Write for catalogue)
PHILADELPHIA TATTERsAIL.
Market st., south side, Goth and 2lst sts-,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVEN. 1893,
AT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP.
se4-2t wENDERoTH & MUNDY. Aucts.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Aucttonesr,
1411 G st.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE INTERSECTION OF
T TGSTH u STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE
BY virtue Of q certain deed of trust recorded in
records for the District Of cciunSia, and a. the
request Of the party secured thereby We will sell
4 f5sHs q BAY " JF 81 B. 1s F
FIVE O'CLOCK PM the following described
81 sss in to the st city f of ss % IN
Clements subdivision OF lots in square numbered
is recorded in Liber W. r. folio 1856 Of the records
of the District Of Columbia. Sold subject to deed
Of % All eas an o .na
Of trust. 500 deposit at time Of sale. Terms tc
at @ II ten and S Or Of sAs
chaser.
e Gn2 z. Z EEHEr'
se4eod&ds Trustees.
THOMAS DowLfNG ( CO.. AUCrIoNEERs.
ON SATURDAY s sE2 + ST EN- NINTH 1893, At
TWELVE I O'CLOCK, AT OUR AUCTION ROOM
r Tn afR6k s ~ i LaAWRESGE GRAY
hands, ons inch hss r rsssa
can and French stud books.
Pedigree will be shown at sale.
Gheens stables. o27 and eas G St NV. ses-dts
THOMAS BOWLING 4 Co. Anctioneers,
6l2 st. NV.
THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE-s STORY BRICK
kHENu fso ASp fT RGSNSa T "a o@ARfT 70
STREET, BEING NOS. 1919, 1921 AND lc2a
TON.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST THIR
IY-F1RST, 1893 at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of
the premises, we shall offer public auction the
above very valuable property. located the south
d 18th Northeast to
These houses have every modern Improvement
are finely finished and is considered the most de-
efrable investment In that section of the civ
500 deposit required each property at the
time OF sale. Terms easy and made known al
time OF sale. Possession given Immediately.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.
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TOMORROW

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE POUND, COR
ner I'D ST. and New York ave. NV, TUESDAY,
SEPTENBER FIFTH. 1893, at ONE O'CLOCK
r. NJ, one Black Horse taken up from the south
east section BY order Of the Health OfRcer.
SAMUEL EINSTEIN, Poundmaster. 1t
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THOMAS BOWLING s CO., Auctioneer..
612 l. s.. NV.
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FOR SAIE-713-715 nth ST. Ne; So 500 s24
a month. including interest trust: new 6--oom
ami: near II st. cars: cheaper than renting
Once open to pm. FRANK L. HANCOCK 4.
CO., cor. 18th and G SITS. ne. seI-tr
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SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE.
ONE SIX-SEAT BUCKB0ARD. ONE PHAEToN.
3 OF hAaNSD D4. one COUPE; Ten FINE Dirty
NESS: -FOUR SETS SINGLE HARNESS &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FIFTH.
1888, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.at our auction rooms,
we shall sell the above valuable personal property
belonging to a gentleman leaving the city. This
stock 10 In frst-class condition and will be sold
without reserve.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING 4 Co,
au31-4t Auctionecrs.
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c. G. SLOAN & CO.,
General Auctioneers,
11nT n CIT ~ w

NJuCCesSUIS SOHn1
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES, MULE,
S lpR WAGONS AND QUARTERMASTER s
Depot Quartermaster's ONCE. Washington, D. c.,
august y, 1ss3.-There will be sold at public
ZION at the Quarternaster's Stables, between Goth
and 21st and L and NJ streets northwest this city,
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1898, com
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM, lot Of con-
demned quartermasters property consisting in part
OF three 81 Horses, one o. Mule, two q Spring
Horse Blankets, Saddle Cloths and Blankets, As
Horse Collars. Book Case, Chairs, Stand. Table.
ERE Pokers and Shoves. Files, Hay Forks, Lawn
Mowers, Shovels. Wheelbarrows. Engineers Tran
sits, Rubber Hose, &C., &c. Further particulars
can be had st this office. GEO. H. WEEKS,
deputy Quartermaster General U.S. Army, Depot
Quartermaster Terms cash. se2-3t
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO
nearly new; private party needs cash and will
sacrifice; also tine buggy. Address Box I23
Sur Office. se2-6ts
FOE SALE-A RARE CHANCE: UPRIGHT CAR
int grand piano in fine condition; good new !;
BEAUTIFUL tone: only $50: cost 1915: a great
bTgain: it, THE PIANO EXCHANGE
WARE ROOMS. 913 Pa. ave. SEPT
Fol SAIE-A HANDSOME SQUARE GRAND
pinO; dne make: 500: monthly paymenfs Also
aere medium size square piano for 500; n.o,,thIy
payments. s. until paid for. Also one .:ne wal
nr case parOr organ. cost $40: now only s65
g per month. One beautiful parlOr organ, al
INST new; stoEs: subbass and coupler; o-,Iy
Sc cash THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa.
ap. SAT-
FOL SALE STYLISH UPRIGHT PIANO. $3.50:
Standard make; left Op sale BY discharged govt.
cirk; used but year; a bargain, THOM-
ssS'S MUSIC STORE 52I 1ith St sel-3m
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY-w. c. MFyTZEROTT
&CO. otter for sale new upright piano beautf-
FLY finished and handsome case for $50 cash.
al and see this exceptional bargain. ITO 2
q. NJ au29
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III SALE
Upright piano at a sacrifice.
magnificent high-class finest make upright
rand piano: dark mahogany case: all the best
Improvements: rich and full tone. with swee,
ingtns quality: unsurpassed for durability and
xcellence; can be had for only $500 cash; "a
lose account OF owner leaving the city; cost
+25. A gem. Don't miss it.
Call at
au29 Oh Pa ave
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FOR sAIE-A GOOD PARLIAMENTARY NEW
6r brick pantry. large cellar. on G 81. bet. 9th
and .tn ne. only $500; easy terms large
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Anctioneer
612 Z st. NV.
RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneer,.

The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER SIXTH. same hour and place.
se1-4t THOMAS BOWLING & Co
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For SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
corner lots in Brookand at 15c.; also a number
q choice building lots from s to 81 cents per
foot. GRACE
au3O-lw 100 C1-rorsn r,rft5;n,
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FOR SALE-CHEAP- EVANSVILLE Md NEW
1-room hOusa: pantry; porches. water IN kitch-
en-; five minutes walk from station: high lOra.
ton: monthly payments terms suite Ad-
dress OWNER. Lock Box 5, Hyattsville. Nd
eal-Ius "
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MONEY 10 LOAN
1a9 1iO6 q at NV
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y a MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST VIII. BUY
a Desirable lot at kensington or West End Park
Rockville, liberal discount for cash payment Of
$50 OF more. Inquire Of III. y. COPP 7O6 Sth
st. n auIe-tr
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TIE H0RSFORD ELECTRIC INDICATED yAPOR
bath. uneIcelled as Injury and as a preventive
TO disease: Also facial steaming and massage
sage. 91S II 1t. - aul4r1ms
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fOR SAI.E-FOR SAFE INVESTMENT PUT YOUR
money In Brookland and South Brooklaud lots. I
snail have some great bargains that can offer
this week in houses and lots
GRACE VI. THOMAS
euFim 100 Corcoran bldg.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL PLACE; 2-STORY, g.
room and bath brick; AMI; large lot; situated
On most beautiful part Of 18th vt. NV; only
$500; $1,000 cash, balance $35 per month;
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FOR SALE-A BARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase nrstclass property in fine localities in the
NV. st unexceptionaly low prices. Several
beautifully finished houses the cor. of 18th ard
SITS NV. containing 8. ;. and Tor and ba tn
frleSs. s53OO. 5000. $500 and $1,000 Two
handsome houses on " ST. 18th; ST., bath
store room; $1,000 and 81. 200. Also two very fine
houses on n side Of 5 ST. 15th Ar deep;
large lot: orown-stone pressed-brick fronts; 1Or
path, cellar and steam heat. All Of these houses
are exceptionally well built. contain ell modern
conEenienCcs and handsomely ascorat ed .
elaborate cabinet mantels. electric bells electric
gas lighting and fine gTanOlithic sid walks In
spect theia at once, they can be purchased
from 500 10 81 500 less than the regular prices:
open daily for inspection. Waterman In charge
se2-3m OWNER Room < 1oOI Pr 60
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FOR SALE
IL 9Th st. me-; brown-stone front: 10 rooms
-, cellar ..:................S7,5 500
~ I'm ST. me-: new and handsome, 1Or.. ZOO
ISL ISL 9th ST NV; IT.; ami. ............. 1890
To-. .o- ioln 81 NV; desirable home. GOOO
100 % 81. ne; F ami ..--............ $500
% ST NV; NIL; nice order. ............ $500
2 2e 81. me-: 3-story; AM. ....... 5000
deep lot; stabie. ....................4. 1900
EtsI TERMS w. c. DUVALL,
se-0t 925 l. ST NV
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-21
VOLUME 27.
What Silver Costs.

Ir refutrtiou OF tho statements OF
the gold bug tool at Denver who is
furnishing facts md ridiculous esti-
mates OF tho costa OF producing silver
to tho United States Investor, tho
Denver News prints the following
opinicns Of prominent wcetcrn men,
ns talScn from the recent report OF
tho Congressional committee:
Er. Senator Tabor. OF Colorado, cHti
mn,es silver to cost 81 30 per ounce.
Ex-senator Hill, OF Colorado, be.
licvcs il costa more than 81 ~ per
o:!Gcr.
W. q. Wynkoop thinks that every
onnce produced has cost on an aver
aSo So
W. +. Reiucrt, OF Denver, placec tho
costa ut from 81 Sd To sI 10 per ounce.
Lewis A. Garnet, ot San Francisco,
estimGtca tho cost OF Comstoclt silver
at 81 50 per ounce.
s. Wrnban. OF San Francisco, while
su%ing he can produce silver from his
iniucs in Nevada Rt G3 ceuts an ounce,
thinka that oil the silver in Nevada
hHs u:erageI not less than 81 80 per
ounce.
The loading Superintcndcnts OF the
Coms.ock, William L. Sharon, James
ii. kinkcad, y. B. Lyman, a. j. Nc.
Douaid, l.. Boyle and G. G.. Thomas
put tho cost OF producing an ounce OF
silver on tho Comstock to-day ut
81 81.
Il. Il. Colcord. Governor OF Nevada.
pn; the cosl Of silver produced in that
State at 81 SO per ounce.
Surveyor General Jones, OF Nevada,
e6tinDteJ IL from 81 50 to 81 per
ounce,
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School Report,

Report OF the intermediate Depart
ment for March ard April:
a GRADE Cora Taber, 9S; Mrbe
Myers, 81; Hattie Hale, Sc; Ne,,ie
johnson, &c; Ru,h Triplett, %; Ernie
R"biEson. 9i; Ella Chick. o.; Jnrey
Hicks, %; Harry Mayer, 90; Mamie
Mckee, %; Alberta Benson, 90; Lou
Lane, 30; George Hale, 90.
Is GRADE-Lizzie Yntos, 95; Alice
Lowe, 81; Joe Gardner, 90; Essie
Hunter, %; George Russell, 90; Carrie
Keith, %; Addie Garrecht, 30; George
Grant, %.
CGRApE Eliza Graham, 81; Minnie
Reckhart, 95; Lena Miller, 81; Pearl
Bruce, 90; Laura Graham, OF.
ID GRACE-Susis Anderson, o.;
E'ith Hunter, 90; Bessie Keith, 9G;
Paul Adams, %; Herbert Sproule, %;
Annis Dewar, 81; Harry Bruce, 81;
Violet Bruce, 81; Lutte Miller, %;
Walter Armstrong, %; Roy RigsJy,
%; Fern Ouderkirk, %; Bert Lynn,
0l; Mary Dewar, 90.-C. +. MAELErr.
Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
a GRADE Minnie johnson, &C.:
Edith Dalc, sc; Edmund Hull, 90;
Lucille MciGs, So; Emma Triplett, 92;
Stuart Mayer, 81; Cecil Elmoro, 90,
Margaret Russell, 81.
b DE-Alice Hunter, o.; Mary
Ovcrman, o.; Lucy Yates, o.; Ethel
Stone, 02.
Q CGHADE-Ircno Hunter, %; Lem
Reckhart, 9S; Ireno Abol, 81; Ray
Wiley, 81; Frona Drown, 50; Frank
Fernnld. 81; Johnny Graham, %; Ed.
dis Miller, IS; Taylor johnson, 90
Ethel Hale, 06; Eliza Ov"rman, 95;
Vcrnie Jones, 81; Louisa Dewar, 81;
Hamilton Green, 93; Henley Miller,
%; Edith Abel, o.; Lucrotin Drown,
"; Newell Stone, 81; Ivy CogsweII,
ol.-Ada NJ. WELD, Teacher.
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A Church for LamOille.

Itov. Jamea 8. Mcdonald, who
cnmo in from Lamoilio yesterday
afternoon, Informed the IsDErESDENr
that there was strong sentiment in
tho valley in favor Of building n
church. lIo preached ut tho Prcsby-
terinn church last night aud in tho
course OF his sormun asked tho Elko
Congregation 10 give the old church
hore to thoir brsthrcn in Llmoille,
ond that in addition To that no would
appeal To tho Board OF Church Free
tion in Now York City for an appro-
.priation OF $500 20 MD in tho work.
At tho conclusion OF his remRrks n
vote OF tho Eiko congregation was
talt"n aud IL was unanimously voted
TO donate tho old church building to
tho people OF Lnmoillo. Tho lum ber
in tho old church with tho amount
they oxpcct TO receive from tho Board
In Now York will complete n worry
comfortable church for tho people Of
the vulloy.
Tho ISDErEHDEaT 10 pleased TO note
this generous notion on tho part OF
tho Ellso congregation md it con
graduates tho people OF Lnmoillo on
tboir prospects OF having comfort
ablo place OF worship aud the conf
denco they have in tho future pros
pority OF thcir valley.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-21
Kind Words.

Guillermo Cnrrillo, OF Santa Bar.
bara, who was lately in EIIio, Nevada,
from which city ho brought back
With him his daughter, Mrs. Felipe
Carrillo, n resident OF that place for
several years, to her old homo on n
visit TO relatives and friends, wishes
to roturn his sincere and heartfelt
thanks, md takes this opportunity
Of doing so, To those citizens OF Elko
who 80 kindly received him during
his visit, and who have been SO altcn-
two TO his daughter during his resi-.
denco there, especially to Mr.. Os,
treichcr OF tho Gem HotOl, aud ho
will alwuys hold in remembrance tho
few but pleasant days hc passed in
that delightful city.-Santa Barbara
Independent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-21

David Mcdonald, living on Mud
crock below Milton, Or, was bothered
with snakes; they would swallow cggs
whole md thoy would swallow the
young chickens. So great was tho
annoyance he could not raise any
young fowls. lie finally studied up n
plan to rid his premiscs OF tho snakes.
lie bought big lot Of porcelain eggs
and laid thcm around 30 tho snakos
could got thom. They swallowed
thcm tho samo ns tho genuine ones.
but they could not digest thom and
doath was tho inevitable result.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-05-21

Journal: An insane Indian was
brought to tho Asylum from Pioche,
Lincoln county, by Shoriff Turner.
Tho cost to the State OF bringing tho
Indian TO tho asylum was about s225
As thcrc is an Indian reservation in
Lincoln county, and Indians arc
wards OF tho government tho expense
OF bringing tho Indian here md treat.
ing him mt tho asylum ought to DO
pnid out OF the federal treasury. The
superintendent OF tho nsylum will
not object TO standard dollars.