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The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
TRUSTEES sALk

WHKREAB 0seres D. Rouse did y n: ees-
" ..a ,:.Ss:s = :. ~, i.s \. X ~ e ssst q i:
:s 80 sss.ss : = unss:s Ssss s.ss..
aid AZ 'Ii fTo.ss. cesaiy. csiorsds. se--i.: n:
s0uth half III VI ths souteass quartz ~ ot
ssssioa nunhsssd shisty,shrss III 40 , the
tsr Ihl Of sscsioa numhsrsd thirty-toar ls.l,
III Of ssid land being IN township .nsnbrssd
ss-ssvsa iSsl vest Of The sixth principsi nerid-
ian together with one and forty-four h.indrsth.
srss st 81 e S'sss S;sls
heins the water right 70 said land lan q SID
above ds.cribed property except the north nf-
sostsvsss quarter 90 Of said ssrsion thirty
four t3A). IN township tvsoty-two CEl sooth
4 si1s S.sat g sns pssl s o
trust thsrsoa securing twelve hundred dcuafs
tsislpl. which said eonyeya.es yas nade N
yestmeat Company. tbs payment of the $50
Rouss's one promi.sory note for shs prinsipsi
- ssea d Sass S with said deed of trust due and pay
Abis On the int day Of July A. u. isas With IN
tsrcst thereon from the maturity thereof ~ th~
bie semi-annu ualiy and
Where's II l. provided In said deed Of trust
|. 81 8. ~
q aid promisfory note, the sAid trustee shall
note. ssn and dispose OF said premises and ali
the right title, Hneft and eauity Of resiemp,
tion OF the said 6sorge b. Rcose his hsirs and
a..ish. therein. at public auction At ths place
in the manner and for the porpoars In said trust
deed stated. after nrss giving fcur veeks pub.
Lie notiee. particularly provided for In aid
deed Of trust, reference to which is her~oy made
for greater certaintys and
Whereas, defnuh has be-n made In the pap
meat u said note and of tho interest pAym~a,
due thereof January lss lss< and the came arv
long past due and unpaid: and
Whereas. said deed Of trust provides that In
case of the death Of the said hArics Wet. thea
shan Be and by said se-d OF trust hs i.. in that
event apfointed and made sucoesscr IN ssns;
and neu trustee. all the power and authority
ny said DECD of trnst granted to said Charles
West to accrue 10 and Be ezsrcised By said nev
Where's. said Charles West has departed this
life whereby the und-rsirned John q Harcr-
man has become and 70 successor In trust
Now, Thcrcfore. DotScr 10 hcrv61 gwen that l.
". Colossdo. sncc-ssor IN trust. as the request
u the present legal holder of said note, and 1n-
der and by virtue OF the power and antbortty In
me vested- by the terms of said d~-d of nsst
viii. On Tuesday. the ist day of Nay A. ID. isss.
at the hour OF ooe O'Clock In the aftsrnc"n es
raid day. seli the above drscrihed p<opcrfy ard
all the right title, henedt and equtty Of ~
demption Of the said Georgs b. koes> his h~srs
and assixns th>rctn. Al poha'e saefsaa for the
essh, :. The froat doos q she eoars hoes. "a
the town Of Lamar. tn the coonty of Prowers.
and stats Of Colorado. for the pcryrs> of pay
ing said prineipel mote all inserest due thssrca
up 10 the time of sale snd all ersss and exp<e-
80 Of ekscuSinx this trusa-
Dated Lamar, Colorado, March q. iS<
yoax q. HAoxnnAx.
Acting sheriff Of Proven Couusy. Cnlceado.
socee~~scr in Trust snd u~u 1russ~~-
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND Ovy1cK At LANAI. CoLo. /
March a. lsol.

LAND WITCH At LAAAK. COtos
March "a. fso<.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
N named settler has nled notice OF his intcn-
tiou to make final proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register Receiver At Lamar. Color ado. 90
May %. 1894. viz: Robert J. kconc-, II. Z No.
lao for the mex section II. townahip = south.
range ~ vcst-
He names the following witnesses 10 prove Ais
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, vis: Aercus r. Irwin, Joseph s. Nc
and Anderson B. Stewart. Of Lamar. Colorado.
ALSO At the same time and place Marcus y.
eel OF Sc 4. tovnship = south. range = vest.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residenee upon snd cultivation OF.
Chung and Georse 7. Feast. Of Granada. Colo.
and Anderson B. Stewart, Of Lamar, colorado.
mar31-mAS c. ID. Foam, Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND ov,,c. At LAnA., Colo. /,

March Il, iol.
NOT1CK u hesehy givea that the following
N named settler has hled notice Of his intrn-
tion 70 make nnal proof in support Of his claim.
and thpf said proof viii b made before the
Register and Receiyer. at Lamar, Coloradc. on
April Il. 1sp4. via: Melville -. Simpson. H. z.
No. 3p! for the els pw and Ell swk section l.
township = south, range - vest-
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continnous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land. viz A. B. Ham. Georre Simpson, Vim.
Dinxwan and James DingvAr- all OF Csddoa.
Colorado
mari7-aprn c. D. FosD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
California

You haze he>1 planning that Cali
foruia trip for severn. years- Why
nos TO nov, and take advantar~ Of
the low railrcad ratrs for Califor-
ala Miduintsr kxyx~itioa, at San
Francisco. cpra until June istf
From yssuary u June California
- st its hrss; bright. }oyoas, suuay
dAys ahoundina-. AID the Fair u
of Chieaso's sfsrsesicas. and nev
fcsfurss of great interest
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
MidWinter

When you 70, 90 quickly and COM
fortabfy via santa Fe Route. Po>-
itivsly the oaly line With Pullman
tourist and palace si~~p~rs Chicago
end kansAs City To San frHneiero.
Los Angeles and San Diego. With
oat CHANGE
Write 70 O. I. Siehol.on, PA.
Topeka. or J. r. Hall. Colo. Ps.>.
Art, Denv~r. and ask for fr~~ rorses
Of To California and BACK" and
Aidvintsr Fair iit~rnsarr-
Exposition
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
SHORT FACTS.

THE human family is subject to forty
five principal governments.
NINETY per cent. of the cigars made
in Germany sell for one cent or one
and one-third cents each.
TIE total immigrant arrivals for the
year ended June so, 1898, were 439, 80;
OF these 1,G30 were debarred and re-
turned.
IN North Carolina there are 33, $50, 900
acres of land, about 100000 of which
are in cultivation. OF this number
1900 900 are in cotton.
IN Canada they prefer to fly their
carrier pigeons from the east and not
from the west, as is the custom in the
United States. Hitherto the longest
distance flown from the east in Canada
has been three hundred miles.
DIR. OcHsE has invented new car
fridge, the charge of which is calculated
water. This, on decom position by
electricity, gives oxygen and hydro
gen, and on ignition of these gases
suddenly develops a pressure of $500
atmospheres.
TIE production of oranges in Florida
this year is estimated at $500. 600 boxes,
and, as the Florida fruit is fast dis
placing the Sicilian, it is predicted
that in few years 10000, 900 boxes will
represent all average crop of the south
ern state.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
HELP FOR THE POOR.

The soup Kitchens of France annual.
~ assist 1,77s,OoO persons.
THE soup kitchens of Vienna feed
every year 22s,000 persons.
THE first aims houses in England were
erected in London in 1861. ....
TIE charitable requests in London
every year exceed IS, 100000. 49,, ...
THERE are over 1000 charitable or
CARNATIONS in the United States.
IN 1882 the orphan asylums of France
had 81 600 children in their care.
THE London orphanages are main
taiued at an annual cost of 1856, 900.
THE collections in London churches
on Hospital Sunday average 100000.
In France 900 persons are annual
~ admitted to the charity hospitals.
THERE are in the United States 73,-
045 inmates of the public aims houses.
In 1872 there were twenty establish
ments of the sisters of charity In At
RIGA.
TUE principal Paris founding asy-
lum receives over 5000 infants every
year.
THE oldest pagan philosophers incul-
cate the duty of giving aims to the
poor.
RUSSIA is said to have $50 900 paupers
in the various refugees provided for
them.
IN Paris over 1000 beds in the free
hospitals are maintained by charitable
donations.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
WANDERING wTTIClSMS.


"TnAT's what I get for my pains,
sobbed the small boy as he swallowed
dose of castor oiL-Philadelphia
Record.
CAT what time in life do you con-
slider man in his primer" ''yVhen he is
neither young enough or old enough to
want to write poetry."-Washington
Star.
"WHAT do you girls call that club of
yours?" The Analytical" ''II'm.
What do you analyze?" "Other peo-
pies regulations, mostly."-Washing-
ton Star.
THERE was great CONSERVATION on
the stage of the Oriental last evening""
wrote the critic. when All Sing, the
leading motor, lost his cue. "-Boston
Courier.
FIRST LADY-"hnd the last thing
that henry did was to give me a kiss"
Second Lady-"Indeed; I should think
that is about the last thing he would
do. "-!.Tid-Bits.
WIFE-''Isn't it funny? Prof. Garner
says the gorilla only speaks eight
words ," Observation-Disclosures strange
he has five or six wives" -Clevelant
L Plaindealer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
The house is
Proposals for Printing.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN e THAI
~ sealed proposals. Il, Go The County print
ing foi Elko County for the period of. sever
~ months anu twenty-five taS, days. com
mencing May tlts Ill, lSoi. and ending De-
cenbcr the 81, 1894, will be received at mj
Office up to the 7th day Of Nav 1894, ut whicl
time ths:ssid bids will be opened. The sail
printing to include everything paid, for on
o5 the County funds, such as publ. hing TIL
proceedings Of the Board OF County CommiS
sioners. Advertising, furnishing Legal auI
County blanks. Theprinting Of the Lists
Taxpayers, and all publishing and printin
as required by law.
Bids must be fled In my Office on or beior
the 18th day of May, 1891. .il"ii
TIE Board of Commissioners reserve th
right to reject any and all bids.
L. L, BILKBY,
Ex-Oficio CLERK of the Board OF Count
Commissioners in and fer klko County.
Elko, Nevada, April z, 1894
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
RELIGION AND REFORM.

THEBEare, two hundred thousand col.
ored Catholics in the United States.
MrcyuGAN's barber shop .Sunday-clos-
ing law has been declared constitu-
tional by the state supreme court.
TIE Presbyterian church, south. has
fifty missionaries in thelland of Sinim,
q threc-fold increase in five years,
eleven nations were represented in
in a convention the German emperor
called together, and they unanimously
demanded a day Of rest.
The international Sanitary, Confer.
ence when in session, at Paris formu.
lated important measures TO prevent
the Mecca pilgrims from spreading
cholera - ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
ELKo TOWNSHIP.
Notice.

The Board of County Coramissiou.
ers at their Last meeting ordered thar
the public be, and they ate hereby
notified that all bills for ,sealps that
may be presehtedjto the Board from
and after this date will bs positifEssSSJs
rejected. w SHiot \
90 aEiko 1EStGh Q. 1s9a.. ,6Cletls.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor, ................. ..R. x. o'leo
Liep ter ant GOVERNOR. .!!........J. Roujade
lreasuier......... .......''.........J.K y. Egan
secretary OF StSte... 20. II. Grey
Controller. -..--..-.... ...... r.. l.. Horton
Attorney-G erai........... ~. ID. Torregson
Surveyor General, .............;...J. X Jones
CLERK Supreme Court. .......... :. Joe Josephs
state Printer.... .......s.........Js IL. Ecklsy
sup't Public Instruction. .oryis fiins
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
.SUPRENB.,CoURT.

hieflJustice..........M Melville W. Fuller, Ill
stephen J. Field, Cal
John hi. Harlan, ny
Horace Gray, Mass
As.oo,.,o 1,a,,o.. ,Sam Blatchford, N Y
n'0''A"'" ""esiS0s" David Brewer, Kas
... llcnry b. Brown, NJ icb
4 ...George Shiras, Penn
low ell 4 jackson, Ten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30
OFFICIAL DlREC1UA
U. S. GOVERNMENT,

President. GROVER CLEVELAND
Vice-President...ADL l.. STEVENSON
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-30

U. 3. Senators Join f' fSnss
Rep. in Congress-. Francis g.. Eswlands
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
Or, Jack rlarsden's Peril.
BY LUKE LANCET.

the heavy drapery fell into position be-
hind linn, he whispered between his
set teeth, his cinohcd iist above his
hcad
"AlI right, my fine icllow--my dear, I'M
couth river hog You shall regret this
action 10 the last moment 81 your nc.
cursed liic."
Alarsdenturned 10 Nam
"Nuu viii forgive mc dear for this in
tntsion9 WAS passing thrpnph the
hail, when heard that insinutiinn drop
from Lnyion's lips cared not for
ny sell TWAS an for You VIII
you forgive n,?2 he cntrcntcd, kuccl-
ine before her, and kissing the hand that
lay passiycly in his own.
1T is gratitude, and not forgiveness.
YOU should seek, you poor, dear Jack
There Is no telling what he might have
said or done Ia his anger had you not
appeared SO timely, Aud Intrusion It
was not sucl, jack Secrets only, court
scclusion anil true love has ho secrets
II nothing il ever more diStaaitiul than
your y essence. then shall ever hc hap
py happy indeed, A" she tenderly respond
cd, strokins his wavy head as the fer
vent testimonial Of her love was rccit.
ed
4 lew moments ~ conversation
brought this unexpected INTERVIEW ~ IN
end and Jack was soon pursuing The
mission upon which hc had set ont when
the loud words 81 Layton halted him
before tile parlor door. Bn, the
unpleasant scene preyrI upon bis
mind, impressing numrrieSs dire consc.
qucnccs upon his Imagination. Fore
most among these was the displeasurc
of Mr.. WcScott who would surely hear
81 the disgracciu circumstance, Wonld
this lnstcn his consent to tie marriage
al his ward To Jack? Wotl lie ever
consent, now that the secret engagement
would be- conveyed TO him through suclt
~ clunncl9 Such were the grave fore
holdings that filed MarSden'H breast az
the hours wore ON. Bnt lac would moi
long submit tu their supremacy The
brave spirit, attending him through
many hours 81 sorrow and a1vcrsity.
had not iorsaISen him nov lie would
scc MIR Wcscott that evening and meet
his fate unllmchngly whether for veal
or woe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

around the mouth, too. Casv Of choke
! guess Hello. What's this2"
lie turned 20 The desk and. taking up
the newly signed check, continued, after
giving vent TO a low, shsill whistle, iudi.
culiye 81 surprlsc;
Got .hc old lr.l.I's check for 900
and then pinchcd 'ini out, eli? 4 bold
job, this" Reckoning To- his assistants,
hc added: "put the bracelets on i'm,
men. md take la in. Watch out for
i'm for he's prob'lya cuunin' cu-s and
we emit afford to lei airy such game ms
this rs the coop"
Narsdcn submitted quietly aud ia a
few moments, handculi,il and slacklcd
hctwccu two brawuy officers, hc was lcd
20 the do"r. Nan sprng forward and,
throwing her arms about Jacks neck,
cried, between he sob
"Youslull not take him, lIc is limo
-earn
She vas bru,hel canlaasly aside hy
one 81 tie officers.
M love scenes here. woman hccnm-
wantlcl. ~ this man il innocent we
shall know 81 IL litcrun'
lie was hurried into ihe nainul wagon
and ia 4 lcw moments more The grating
lock 81 tleccll door fc between Jack
NarSd,ni Liberty, happiness and every
irieud, s,ye One, above.
IT. EI q lNTINIlEn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
THE
RIVER
HOG
CHAPTER XII-contioucd.

* 70 To-" came the sweet answer.
"a with more music for thc
4 anxious ears 90 which Il
was directed than tue con
certed melody 81 a thousand angelic
harps. lack" she murmcred, "had
YOU loved me in vain, you would not
have confessed il at this tardy hour |
would have been the wife 81 a man ]
once thought ! loved Lawrence lay
ton" and she pressed his hand icrvcnily
10 her check.
"And you will bc nv little wiic?" he
ventmcd, hoarsely, doubling his identi-
~, ~ thequcstion he had 50 long sought
courage Go utter issued from his lips.
She paused moment. Did she doubt
the sincerity OF her love for Jack?
Ought the mental inquiries wrought by
the proposal Of Lawrence Layton dclcr
her answer for lie present Perhaps,
but where are The inquiries, now She
loved jack, aud conhdins love knows
not the bumper Of alarming doubt.
Looking up into his handsome inee, a.
light ia her eyes they had never before
contained, she said softly
ayes, jack will"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
CHAPTER XIV.

Chactined, Inundated, dismaNcd,
Lawrence Layton returned To hlo h"mr.
Retiring 60 his room, lac flung himself Clc.
icctedly upon the couch Ia nurse ~
wounded heart and to contemplate rc
vcnpc
GLOW richly The brute deserves ndrub-
hing. " hc thought. ~ the words OF Mar.
den flashed through his mind Put,
pshnNl What would Tint amount tor
Thrash = yclping eur aud he whines the
more; kick him from his kennel Al,
thnts the idcul Wonder il old Wrscott
* aware ot this alliance between liz
model niece aud lis confidential river
hog? Wonder II he knows that hall
their time il secretly spent together?
Hardly! Do you think That even that
old dare would tolerate any such sort OF
thing? It's hard telling, though. The
old fool il In his tlutage cor he would ncy.
er have admitted the vulgar clown to
the bosom 81 bis household But, still,
! doubt that he knows 81 The shines
they nrr cutting What's the matter
With breaking the pleasant news TO him?
Now, then, YOU are talking, my boy.
But, how? ] have it. will cull ON the
old fellow this very evening. under the
guisc of nriehborly esteem for the family
in general and himself in mrticulor,
nm liable TO hear some ugly rumors in
connection with the gill and the hog
before thlt time and il would only be-
just toconycy them Ia him quickly, No.
Surfing him, 81 course, TINT believe none
81 them, since know 81 the engagement.
but just incidentally suggest the formal
announcement 81 the engagement ut
once before the restless tongue 81 scum.
dial shall htyc further detained the here
tolorc unllemishcd fame 81 the Wcscott
household Now, that will pnralyzc
Wescott Especially II Tic engagement
IL unknown Ia him, and dare say il *.
Sny, IL dollars 10 duugluuts that be
will kick Mnr~dcn plumb intp the street
IN try IL u Win, at nny rate. having all
Go gain aud nothing tu lose. We shall
see Who has tie larger trumps law.
renee Layton or this river hog, Iccon.
clnded, swapping Ills fingers uud spring
Ing To lis feet lie elilcd down The stairs
and, snntching uphat, gloves and cnnc
WIS soon hurryiug in the direction 81 a.
iiyoriic buffet Tor u rllss 81 wine to
stimulate his uncertain nerves
The evening Was well advanced when
Marstlen sought Mr. WcScolt in his u.
harry, oslcnsihly in SECURE his signature
to check he had prepared 10 pny Ior
rundry repairs just completed ON one 81
Mr.. Wescuits downtown tcnomentr,
bat his real mission Icing tolirst imporc
Mr.. WrscotrS pardon, then, beg The
hand ~ his l.iccc IN marriage Mr. Yves.
cutt was STATED in liz grvni, cnsy chair
ns Jack entered lie appeared more
nervous md irritable thnn WIS hisI
wont, md before Marrdcn had renchei
his side, hurri,'lly removed his collar.
iaifly tearing II from It's iastenings. anl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30
Good Advice
Quickly Followed
Cured OF Eheamntisra 10y
floods SarcapaTilla.

&C. l, Food Y Co, Lowell, Mass;
~ Wes taken down ul3t Rheumatism over
year ago. ! was sick Tor over SIS months
often | wouil lave sut p8iHs that / could
ha.dly endure them. a irlcn came o. me ami
advised me q ny Hoods Sarsapnrilh took
him al his word ANA got q lCttle ~ H. and since
have taken eight bottles Cfi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-30

Hood'O pills are hand made, and perfect
Ia proportion aid appearance s5e. > box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-18
THE HOUSE INDIGNANT
At the Sticl<lers for the Malone Site
for Printing OAce.

There is a strong undercurrent Of indig-
of certain Senators toward the bill for a
public printing office. This feeling among
members is evidenced by the bitter and
harsh things which they say about the
Senators in connection with the Malone
lot. AS long as Gen. Malone and his friends
in the Senate confine themselves to merely
advocating that particular site little was
said about it in the House Since the posi-
tion has been taken, however, by the Ma
hone Senators that it must be the Malone
site or no printing office at all, indignation
has been growing very strong.
Sicl<ieTs for the NahOne Site De-
nOunced.
OF course, members of the House are not
willing to give interviews for publication
critcsng the action of the Senators in
volved in the matter, but they do not hesi-
tate to talk privately to each other and to
newspaper men when they know they are
not to be reported, and denounce the posi-
tion of the sticklers for the, Malone site
in bitterest terms. The recent harmonious
meeting of the Senate and House commit
tees, at which it was decided that some
site could be agreed upon by both commit
tees, has served to increase the indigna ton
of members of the House, since it has been
learned that the agreement of these two
committees can have no effect whatever
because of the attitude of the Malone Sen
ators. who stand in the way of any COM
promise.
Only Thing I'm the Way.
Members of the House feel outraged to
think that the two committees can agree,
that the House itself is willing to compro-
mise all differences, and that the cnly
thing that stands in the way of immediate
passage of the bill for printing Office is
the personal profit of few Senators or
the friendliness of few other Senators
for Gen. Malone.