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The evening world., 1894-07-12
EDUCATION DENIED THEM,
The Scrimgeour Children Refused
to He Vaccinated.

A motion for a mandamus was made
by Lawyer Horace Graves. before JUS
tice Bartlett in the Supreme Court.
Boooklyn. this morning. to compel the
Board of Education and the principals
Of Public Schools Nos rs and % to admit
the children of Frederick Scrimgeour
and DR.. c. G. Walters.
These. children, Mr.. Graves said, were
excluded from the schools because they
had refused to be vaccinated. The ac-
ton of the principals. Mr.. Graves said,
was unconstitutional.
Justice Bartlett took the papers and
reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Naval Reserve Man Drowned.
(By Associated Pres)

CHICAGO. July l..--Mentor Meyer. one OF Col.
schanner's naval reserve. was drowned las, night
near the bsttIe,hip Illinois. at Jackson Park. lie
had been assigned to duty on tho crib, OF Hyde
Park. but WAS on relief at the time OF the acct
dent About shutdown he went In bathing and was
attacked by cramps. lie was drowned before his
comrades could reach him. and the body has not
been recovered.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Girl 'CycIer KILLED by a Van.

PHILADELPHIA, July R.-Nsiiis Dyrae. q
pretty eishteen-vear- old girl. white riding her
bicycle down Broad street yesterday in company
with two friends WAS run over and instantly
KILLED Nv heavy moving van. Z. J. Ran
driver Of the van. vas arrested.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Drowned While Bathing.

NEWARK, n. j. July ls-Robert AeGulre
eighteen years old. OF Is Thomas street. was
drowned In Maple Island Creek last night whils
bathing. His body Was recovered and Ia now at
BreLy kner's morgle In this city
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Pretty Girl Thieves.

Della Sui,d and Alo'Iie Weldon. two pretty
bls h'.yed sirls, who save their AGES as eish-
teen and seventeen years respectively but who
seemed 10 be at least four years younger. pleaded
guilty 10 petty larceny In the Court OF General
Sessions this INC. ming. and we're committee "
rsformalory Institutions. :
The evening world., 1894-07-12
JACOB JAFFE ARRESTED.
New York FuRitive Captured 1,
Boston.
,By Associated Press

BOSTON July 1o.--Jacob Jsrs.
twenty-n.ne years old, living In New
YORK. CITY, was arrested by Boston in
Sprclors tljs morning az fugitive from
i.slicc.
~ Was held to await the arrival OF
tn N"p York officers
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Drank Ginger lnti He Died.

NV NssOCIaIed TTcNN-7
RICHMOND. Va, July Mike Stspltton,
aked thirty Years commiite! suicide at Lcnoir
Caldwell County, y. G.. by drinking seventeen
bottles Of jamaica ginger.
The evening world., 1894-07-12

ror entertaining gossip OF the
read the O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Gave u"nd. for the priest. Release

The TWAvh Consul aTpst'td before comns
sioner sennsr at Ellis Island TO-DAY and tavc
bonds for the release NJ the Turkish prlesls who
have been detained there They cane 1, this
country 10 collect money " build church In
Armenia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, January p. m
The stock market showed an evident DISPOSE
ton to go to pieces. There were no defaults IN
interest which had not been anticipated, but
when incomes were actually reduced there were
sales Of securities for the long account. 1t is
quite Impossible that Ncw-Engiand, for in
stance. fell to ~ on bearish attacks. There
may be in this instance duplication OF the
methods by which the New-YorlS and Northern
was acquired by the NewYork Central Inc
value of New England stock is probematical'
therefore because the controlling company
alone will fix it's position 1t was not PLAIN
however why the whole market should have
tended downward st. Paul declined ABOUT ~
per cent to 55055A. but there was no announce,
rnent that the dividend would be passed ana
certainly the bear faction was not bold enough
to have caused the depression. me GraIise'
stocks as a rule were weak, and Northwest
Rock Island ana Burlington ana quincy ioSt
nearly as much as St. Paul The movement
was fairly uniform. and Louisville and NashNlIie;
New-York Central and Missouri Paclfic suffered
losses of nearly per cent The feature Oh lle
market was the weakness Of Sugar Refining.
which fell nearly pei cent, without reasonable
excuse The other industrial shares were
sympa thetically weak. ,
There was in fact no material change in the
financial situation. London was seller rather
than a buyer Of securities, and the lack OF puy
ing for investment on European and domestic
account was easily expanable. Congress Is IN
session. but there is no certainty that IL VIII
take action on financial or economic quesuons
in the next six months. An issue or DCnus Wouiu
relieve the situation but the adoption oil either
recommendation of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury may be defeated on merely pohtcai grouhus'
The policy of the Administration seems 10 De 10
defer financial legislation to the passage OF tne
tariff bill. This may be well enough Tor the
Government. but 1t is certain 10 Drihs iuruiei
dnreseion ~ merca ntile interests. Other liquida
tons will be forced. The stock market to-day
was influenced by the announcement that the
Holland Trust Company was ABOUT 10 sette
M
Germ. and its withdrawal from business VIII
have no more than sentimental effect.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds at the Stock Exchange but the market
was steady The final quotations were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

Net cash sloi Gil G3s s1O4 7Os 32l Inc. s93Gs3
The foreign exchanges were lower in the
early dealings, but they rallied afterward. and
the market closed strong. although not ma
terially higher There was not much business
but rates were affected by the decline in dis
counts IN London Following are revised quo
tati0ns for actual business: Bankers bills
81 S31hGS4 S324 and 81 S5RGS4 S5A for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs. $40
and 51Sh: reichsmarks, 94&. Q947s and 953s.
In London British consols again were shade
higher at 9S 7-16 for money and 9S 9-l6 for the
account The bullion balance Of the Bank Of
England was unchanged by the days opera
tons. In the open market money was dist lcty
easier at II per cent for discounts and 1@4
per cent for daily balances. Bar silver declined
4 to 31I2d. ounce. American railway
shares opened strong. but closed weak and ir
regular. At Paris French per cents fell 37ia
centimes to 97S5. although sight exchange on
London dropped abruptly TO 25lG francs 10 the
sterling IN Berlin discounts were easier at
81. per cent, but sight exchange on London was
unchanged at 20S7l2 for demand bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Copartnersbip Notifies.

DISSOLUTION. ,-.,-- ......., -. ~.
IThe Copartnership heretofore existing between I,
d,rsrnad unier the firm name Of PiATT WoOp" NJ
expires this day Limitation. Either partner VIII s'e d"
LIQUIDATION .o
->e"- i0'"' CHARLES r. PLATT,
ROBERT b. WOODWARD,
CHARI ES HATHAWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR S1.S5O.0J0 OF THE
ABOVE DESCRIBED BONDS AT % ~ PEH
CENT AND ACCRUED INTEREST FROM DC.
1~T WILL b. RECEIVED By TIE CENTRAL
Trust COMPANY ANp BY THE NEW-NpHh
GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY COMPANY UP I'D
AND INCLUDING JAN. L. 1891. AT 3 y. VI.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED ny
CHECK FOR ) PER CENT or TIE PAR VALUE
or Ti;E BONDS. ALIOTHEtr- WILL. d.. MADE
on JANUARY JTH 1894. AND PAYMENT or
BALANCE WITH ACCRUED INTEREST FROM
DEC. I>T ;sg3, WILL RE DUE AND PAYABLE
on JAM, 9TH. THE RIGHT IL RESERVED
TO REDUCE OR REJECT SUBSCRIPTIONS.
AMOUNTS PAID on ACCOUNT OF REJECTED
AUTHORIZATIONS WILL BE RETURNED.
Forms f application can be oh aimed from either
of 4 he udPrs ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
financial.
Oregon Railway
& Navigation Company
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
3 PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
financial.

90 WILLIAM STREET.
Nev-York December IS 1853
To the Holders Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany Consolidated Mortgage per cent. Gold Bonds
In view Of default which has taken place In the
payment OF due December ist 1898. on your
Bonds undersigned the request Of the principal
hondhoders in America and Euone. have been const-
tuted a Committee 70 protect your interests.
This Committee is in harmony with the Committee Tor
these bonds which has been formed In Germany.
Bondholders invited send to the Chairman or TO
any member Of the Committee their addresses with
the amount OF their respective holdings.
ALFRED :. HEIDELBACH.
Chairman,
Of Hedelbach. Ickclhemer & Co..
20 William Street. NewYork-
w. l.. BULL.
Edward Sweet & Co.
IS Broad Street. New York.
GEO. COPPELL.
q Maitland. Phelps & Co.
% Exchange Place. New York.
CHAS. 6. FAIRCIIILD,
President New-York Security & Trust Co..
10 Wall Street
A. MARCUS.
Mills Building. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

az RIrECKT.R-Sr.. NETWORK Jan. ist 1894
YJ,UE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
4 the usual interest under the provisions OF me BY
laws for the six months ending the 3ls Decenoer IS
follows: At the rate Of FOUR - PER CENT per an
nun, on all sums Of 81 and upward. not exceeding $500
rvabla on and after the third Monday being the loe
tav ~ this month Is carried NJ once 20 the
credit depositOrs principal on the ISL INST WHY
II stands exactly a a deposit -. 49,.
II will entered the passoooks az any time vic"
required on and after the 18th inst >, r-,,.
ROBERT s HOLT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
financial.

Total amount Of bonds s12.5OO. OOO Of which sfS1''
coo are held by Trustee for the purpose OF ac
qurng all underlying bonds upon the railroad lines
This mortgage a first lien upon the entire line OF
cable railroad from 59h through Seventh Avenue
and Broadway the Battery and upon the
properties, consisting OF the block OF land bounced w
sixth and Seventh Avenues 5oth and 5ls Streets ana
the property the northwest corner OF bF""u""y anu
Houston Street AMI upon the other lines OF Railroad ot
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
and upon personal property and equipment Of sa
Railroad Company subject only to unmaured UNDERLYING
liens upon the railroad lines to the amount Of si>'o.-
OOO and to real mortgages amounting with In
terest dates to less than s1i!".o'o'to extin-
gulsh which s,t25.OG0 in cash is now on deposit win
the Trustee 81 the mortgage.
application will be made to list the BONDS upon
the New York Exchange. Pending the engraving
bonds receipts will be issued exchanseabe
for coupon bonds which will be entitled TO be registered
either to principal alon OF as to both princPai anu
interest.
The mortgage has been prepared under tho direction
Of Messrs. BUTLER STGLLMAN HUBBARD and
Messrs. DAVIES STONE & ACERBACH. The titles 70
power house properiies have been Insured by the
Title Guarantee ard Trust Company to the amount OF
5000.
The following letter from the President Of the Broad
way Seventh Avenue Railroad Company certihes as
the present earning capacity OF the road:
OGcr OF
The broadway & 1th Avenue u. X. Coz
G&1 Rrondwiy.
NrN- YORK.. Dec 10 1899
New York Guaranty aud lndrWn"y 'o"p"n' IN"
Cenrrn! Trust Company of New ork;
Drar SirSi In relation 70 the CIriiIg capacity oi
the Broadway and seventh Avenue Eni'ronh Son-
pnny to meet the interest f'c isr"r OF >JoDO'-
OaO ! per cent. bonds, which you have purchn-rh
I beg state thai the net cmr;inC> OF tue Conn
pany. aftc- dedncfing interest Oh underlying bonds
NIL opcrniug expenses. liabilities. and rentals OF
every kind. ARE At PRESENT Not LESS THAN
TWO AND ONE-ItLF TIMES the amount ncccs-
-nry pay r,a inrcrcs; mpon the bends above re-
| respectfully yours
f-iyu.d II. IL. VREELAND,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

Ex-intorest.
State bonds were wholly neglected. aid the
only sale of city bank stocks was western
National (33) at lO9.
The general bond market was dull, bat ilrin'
The reported transactions were only about $500
900 at face value Atchson general is closed at
IS after sales at CT and a seconds advanced
"a per cent to 321a. These were the most active
issues but larger advances were maze Dy othe4S
which are in respect prominent. MISSOURI
Kansas and Texas seconds rose ! per cent 10
a. and Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago
general mortgage bonds from 6O 10 o-t2' 81
Louis and Southwestern hrsts were fracuoh
lower but seconds were about as much higher
Reference is made to our full report OF Dohd
sales.
Money on call remained easy at about l per
cent The highest rate IL per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges 1O7111, 350 balances S,53l,Sl4.
House $62S. $3.50. Its net loss on Dalance since
Friday was 1858 0sS. made up by loss OF Sl,0IS,-
or i'm coin less gain Of sG5.S29 in currency: The
two days operations included: Receipts So,9V9'-
$50: payments, &c. .43S, resulting In general
balance of 1904 4s041. consisting OF S6l'loZ'55S
coin and 500. 295. 7O3 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s574,22S National bank notes lor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s337,524, the internal
revenue receipts 1894 064, and the miscellaneous
receipts s2Sl,S16.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement or
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Net gold on hand ss1.45.335 ssos9lGoo Dec s'sS7&5
Net legal tenders on o oooo -, -o, &c
Net lan Silver on hand SSoGG5 S9c52se Dec S5.io5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
He EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
DIVIDEND NO. 35. . 80.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Oh
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST co"

NEW YORK. Dec 49, 1892
4 SENT-hNNUAL DIVIDEND OF Z lsR ZEN "a
this day declared by the Board Of Trustees piyans
Jan 3 1891 stockholders Of record N the closing
Of the transfer books at 3 p m, Dec - 1873 Inc
books will be opened at 10 a M. Jan j. ls'i .
LOUIS Y. BRIGHT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-foi'k.
t,,r the vyee; $ 794 BOG SG32 G57 $3.50 ~,
Since January i... D3sGCS1 $50 lS'iW 31f,'ll''O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Jan . I y. m.-Consos o. ZIG for money ana
9s for NewNork PENNSYLVANIA ana ONO
first mortgage bonds 171.. Canada Pacific. -; Erie
lis. do second consols 7 Illinois Central @ia: Mex-
can ordinary. l3ts: Paul common Oh; New lorh
Central IO2i@ PENNSYLVANIA 49, Reading. ga; Mexican
Central new per bonds. 81: Aichison common
III. ,.,
4:3o p. m.-Money. ~ per cent The rate Of discount
bills l7sG2 per Paris atv" quote per cent
rcntes ~ francs 81 centmcs for the account ana eS-
change on London at 10 i1T checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Goat ano feun0.

I Osr-BankbooN No 23I $50 - Caion Dime Savings
Institution is missing. Any person having claim tc
Is hereby called upon t. present the same within II
laws and a new book wi. be issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Excursions.

II vROPE. Holy Land. California, Bermuda. Florida
" Mexico. &c.-Select parties: best ticketing facilities;
choicest ocean BIRTHS Tourist Gazette" II.
GAZE & SONS li3 Broadway. New-York. Established
lSAJ Official Ticket Agents chief Trunk Lines.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
l'rendergast Convicted.

CHICAGO, Dec. %. --Attoruey Trujc,
in the Prendcrg;st case, r. sumeI the
closing argument for the prosecution
this morning. 10 tho course OF his
remarks he had occasion To rcscr 10
Henry George. the great single tax
advocate, whom he characterized
rs II migratory and ye~stiluntial para
dux "
Judge Brcrtnno began his charge
at p. N. At it's conc!usion III. jury
retired and returned into court n,
$50 and tho prisoner vas sont for.
When to arrived the foreman cf tho
jury announced tho findings OF the
Jury.
P~re''dcrGastj who was fear stricken
and trembling when brought back to
court, utterly collapsed when tho nm
"nomucement was read. lie AJAX lack
IN his chair, his chin dropped and 10
scanned completely dazel |. He | ukcd
p'ii:nily aud appcalinS'y at The cour;
AID the jury; tears gl'siered in tho
eyes from which hcye,uIUre ouly
iiorce CHANCES OF hatred had boon
shot. AZ sooE Es tho verdict was
announced tho bailiiis rrn Jbed
the miserable, trembling prlsu..cr
and started O rush HIN back To- his
cell in murderers' row. They had
nearly reached tho door when
Judge Brcntano ordered them to stop
awhile.
P~rcnderIast stood ~nervously clutch
ing tho bTclS uf the chair while eacI,
Inryman ! n turn answered that his
verdict WAS death. When the last
jnrynian had made his answer Prem
dersnst's knees sL.ooki his chin drop
ped and ho would have fallen Town
had not n OF tho attendants lent u
supporting arm. lie was led and half
Carried ~ Ills cell.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
TO ths knights nf Lnbnr.

General Master Workman Sovcr-
ciSn "f the Knight Of Labor has is.
snSl IN address To tho KnithLs OF
the county, aspealIng To them to
protest against tho proposed bond
issue. He quoted from The plat;orm
OF the knights as follows:
THAT interest bearing bonds, bills
credit 'r notes shall never lie i-sved
by the government; but when tho
nred nr!sas, the emergency shall be
met by the issue Of legal tender non
interest bearing money"
He asks every i,cal assembly of tho
country ~ discuss this slank ut tho
hrst regular meeting in Januury. lIe
SAYS no calls for this now agitation
because IN" has letters from the south
II west slyinS the I3iuv Of bouds,as
a'kel by Ciriis!c worId bp considered
u sufficient p~ro"'cat.cn to justify II
rail- To arms. lie d~eprecatcs such n
cours', and suggests that on the
hrst nttom2t Of Cousscss 10 grant tho
authorization asked, tho members of
the order from Mlino 10 California
holi Indignation meetings aud send
protests to heir members in Con
Kress. fIo says tho issue If honda il
an Outrage aud should brand with
eternal infnmy every name connected
with tho d~isreputabIc transaction.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07

AIR. Wcnnck requests the ISDE.
PENDENT to announce TINT there will
bs q free dance ut the Depot Hotel
next Friday night for ali children
tnde. Fifteen years Of age. The grand
march will U"gin promptly at s o.
clock and all children ,nLer fifteen
years OF ago are requested To b. on
hand. The children will hold the
floor until 10 O'clock when they nrc
expected to retire and give the older
people m opportunity To sha!ie their
brogans. All interested should Joqr
This in mind rs 10 further notice CON
cs'ninL the dancc will appear in these
columns,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
tHs ..IADlrESDgATs,, GREET.

Nth this issue OF tho ISDEPES-
'oESr, cloa>s the volume for 1893.
Having survived the panic the In.
psfE5pESr will cnter hyon the new
year with hf;a hopes. II is . irm
Believer in tho future prosperity of
nevada and will work increasingly
to build UP every industry OF the
State. Run in the ;hterest OF no n
but the proprietor nnd the public, it
is EGt tho mou,hpicco Of any ring or
ul,qGe. It's ain. unirf the prcecn,
mluafetlenti has been u faithfully
record all cTents 81 interest, TO y
hold tho right aud coudcmn the
wrong. Conacious Of tho recti,rdr
of rs past coutse. it promises a faith.
tul adherence to the same rules in
the future.
Thanking it's friends for their lib.
erai patronage in tS93i and respect,
fully soliciting a continuance OF the
sane, tho ISnErESpEHr closes the
year by wishing its friends and it's
enemies, inc aud ALI proFperit, and
happiness during the year 1891
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
C~oLCoRD's VIEWS
iThe fo!Iomlng spenks fsr itsslf.

Tho following speaks fer itself:
Editor Coin, Chirngo, ILL.,, Denr
Sir:-I hayo tho houur 10 acknowl-
edge receipt OF you're OF the 18th ul-
tino fri.estiry my views hs to the
PROPER definition Of honest mouey.
Replying 10 which permit mo to say
shi I nli money issued by the General
Gosernmcnt ought TO be honest
moncy, put ths failure Of the Gov
ernmcut 10 properly observe a guam
tntiye theory Of money makes al
money Issued by it dishonest money.
Too much money is bad. Too little
money is wOfJe. This is so inasmuch
ms 1t will on tho one hand produce
panics, aud on tho other hand ab.
nor'nal nnd %unhenllhy growth Of all
bus:ac5s enterprises. M)nay to be
honest must b. so regulated in quan
t'ty AS 10 mcct the demands caused
by Increase OF population, the growth
of new enterprises md tho proper
uerclopeme1t Of the various
OF the ccuntry. Money "a governed
by supply md demand. When
money is plentiful property ia high
Ind %hen money is scarce propeft,
Tails IN value, 81 that oil money is.
sued by tho General Government is
honest money il its issue 10 r%e.uInt-
ed MS to quantity upon the principle
Or supply aud demand.
Believing 70 l do, that tlicro is no,
gold enough in tho world TO main
tain tho volume IF money with tho
incFeass i'll population, ard tho in
rrcased demands for money created
b. reason of our higher civilization
brought about by n moro universal
education, | am unalteraLly IT, favor
OF the free aud unlimited use of sill
'er NJ money ut II Ttio OF lG TO /,
with which To supply tho deficiency.
When gold money is Mt n premium
In OF, hange for any other kind Of
money issued 10y tho Government, it
ceases 10 be honest none in the
Nv ucSiOO lNiN Quiet KlluB oil
Government money aro dishonest
when NJ II discount.
Tho financial question 10 closely
Connected with the tariff in It's @
hti5n that they should bo considered
together, for any contemplated do
creaso in tho tariff immediately
brings about II Disturbance in the
money market, as il Causes It's with
drawal from manufacturing enter
pr!soa. IL our mints wore open 10
the free and unlimited coinage Of
gold un1 silver, and tho product of
our mines was protected rs il should
DO, there would never DO too much
money in tho country, anu tho "a.
morISna Government can, il it, will.
and maintain u financial
policy OF its own quito rs succe ST.
fully as 1t can msnage tho tariff. /
ieInain, very respectfully yours,
ltoswEIL, X. CoLcaRD,
Governor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
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ire system iy their i"bir action.
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isl.
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I.nck Of Exercise

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Headache caused by orerlrdulSrnce
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07

JOS Gardrer & Son, may we'll BIO
proud Of the example of work Elko's
mechanics a put forth. Ire IspE-
PENDENT joins with the mnny who
crowded ST. Paul's walls Sunday in
wishing proererity TO thtte whu; Gy
furnishing themselves so commni.uus
n religious hume, have added to In.
beauty mud luunor Of out thri " town.