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soMErmlNG Or A cLlMpGn,
An American Girl Climb, to thu Peak of
tho MnttrrhOru.

an american Glrl Climbs TO TIA fenk OF
tho MatturhOrn.
BosroS, August 93.-AIis, Annie S.
Peck, a famous mountainoer. cables
from 2ermatt, Switzerland, that she has
climbed to the peak Of the MOtterhorn,
a feat for which she has been in training
Tor years. It is said that only two other
women have done this--Miss Brevoort,
Of New York, aud MisI Carroll, daugh.
ter OF a Swiss guide. The top Of the
mountain il 14,O75 feet above sea level,
and is most difficult OF access.
Miss Peck is u native OF Providence.
and graduate Of the University OF
Michigan. For years she has been an
enthusiastic mountain.climbor. In 1885,
while studying at Athens, she assembled
Hymettus and Pentiltcu'. Two years
later, during a trip TO the Pacific, she
rode 1900 feet up TO tho snow line Of
Mount Shasta, aud then climbed the
remaining 1900 feet to tho summit,
This ascent, 1t was said, was the first
made OF that mountain by woman.
Her subsequent ascent Of the Clouds
Rest peak, in tho Yosemite Valley, also
attracted attention.
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BALTIMORE, August Glowing to the
low price OF horses incident to the gen.
eral use OF bicycles aud electric power,
large shipmenisoihoFscs arc being made
from here to European markets. The
johnson line has made five shipments
to Antwerp and llavre. The steamship
lines say this promises to compensate
them for the falling OF cattle exports,
owing to :ho foreign exclusion Of Ameri.
can cattle.
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wAsnsGtoS. August 2a.-Thc navy
department has boon informed by Com
mandor Perry Of his action In not Salnt.
mo tho French flag At TamatayO. His
c,,irso meets tho approval Of tho do.
nnTtnonL TamatayO Ia not II Fronch
noyL Consul WGiiCr who represents tho
Initial states, Ia credited to MadnraG'
rnr. md In tho official register OF tho
slnio dopartnont tho representatives
al tho United SLatOa In Madagascar arO
moi Hated undur tho head oil France,
but oil Madagascar
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ATLANTA, Ga August 92--It has
been arranged that President Glove.
land will touch the button at Gray
Gables on September IS and set in mo.
ton tho machinery Of md uniur! tho
flags on tho Cotton States and Indus.
trial Exposition buildings. Tho prin.
cipal address Of the opening dav will be
delivered by an orator OF national rep.
utation, whose name is not yet made
nublic.
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MEMORY is a little trcuchorouI now
and thOn, aud causes ono to forget sonC
things worth remembering, unless ono
has an experience like that which came
to Mr.. d. L. East, MotIOlta Creek, Va,
who says: 81 had been suffering for
years with turpid liver and found no
relief until ! took Simmons Liver Regu.
lator when | was entirely relieved Of
my troubles. | never intend being
without Simmons Liver Regulator"
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis
oasos relieved in six hours by tho "NEw
GnEAr SoUru AMERICAN kidney CUHg"
This now remedy IS great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptucsa In
relieving pain IN tho bladder, kidneys,
back Rld every part Of tho urinary pass.
ngo in mnlo or female. 1t roloyoa re-.
tontion Of wntor and pain in passing 1t
almost Immediately. II you want quick
roiot aud euro this IN your remedy,
Sold by L. II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
". w.
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DENVER, Col, August 23.-ThO latest
theory advanced regarding the Gumry
hotel disaster is that it was Mr., Gumry
instead OF the engineer who caused tho
explosion. 1t is claimed that Mr.. Gum.
~, knowing that his engineer was
drinking, may have gone down to sac
il tue boiler had plenty of water in it,
and fndiag that mono showed up in the
water glass. he may have turned on the
pump.
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Gn,Sp R,pBs, Mlcpm August "a
Detective q. Il. Powers, Of tho city
polico iorco, who was shot last night,
,etIously, by ono Of Tho l'cnnyillo train
,obbcts on Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
itnip. Jlpd tliH morning w 10 10
ocIock tina morning no valid olho to
tlio ng,naslna Inns houn ObtninOi. Fh''ot
dc.rtIptiunq NJ tho mon seem to wonkon
ino tlioory TINT thoy wore nOmbOfs Of
tho train fObbOr gang.
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Tho best nnIvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers salt rhcum, foyer
soron, toltor, Chnppod hands, Chilblains,
cornH, aud all skin crupLlons, aud posi-.
liyuly curni pilci, or no pay required.
II ia puarantOcl to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Prico %
cents por box For salo by Logan Drug
Company
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"sro,her" Arnold win Io There

Columns, O., August 93.-NIrS. Laura
Jackson Arnold, sister Of Stonowall
Jackson, and residing hero, loft to at.
tend tho reunion at Buckhanon Of the
Fifth Wost Virginia union cavalry, Of
which she is the mother" having been
union woman during tho war,
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DrARnunA should DO stopped prompt.
~. II soon becomes chronic. DO
Wits Collie aud Cholera Orro IL O1VC.
tive, paio aud certain. Hundreds OF
testimonials boar witness TO tho virtue
Of this gtoat medicine. II can always
bs depended upon, ita uao sNvoa time
md money. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
inv ". Va, u. i. Peabody, BCnwool,
aud lIowio 4 Co., bridgeport, .. I
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CnrLDnrs, especially infants are soon
run down with cholera ininntum or
"summor complaint" Don't wait to
determine, but givo De Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure promptly, you eau roly on
1t. USo no other Logan & Co., WhoOl-
ing, W. Va, b. +. Peabody, BOnwood,
Bowio & Co., Bridgeport,0. 6
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AFTER WALLER'SSTORY.
The French Government Accs dos
to EustIs' Request
TO ALLOW AN EMBASSY OFFICIAL

Interview Ex'ConsuI Waller In Prison
aud Obtain from Him tho Truo
State of AGAIrs-rhS United statOs
Representatives Have Already
Started an Their Errand-Nogotla.
lions Between tho Two Republics
Being Conducted In a Friendly
Spirit
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pyurtOus Moisture. ininnW liuliny nnt
,iInrinp, most nj night worse by tctntOhlhE II
slinWTdi1 continue iiuiUti FORM which OilOn
TlNrd and ulCnfiio, becoming very sOfN
gtyIygEB OiyTVEyr stop, tho llrhlug aud
bIr0ilnt heal. ucomlllh, AMI In mast Oh'c, ~.
inHvrblhO tnmpw Az ltlS}lslh " by NAL, Tor
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Now York business has moved satisfactorily
Innll Department., Of trade For all classes Of cot
Ion goods there WINS All improved demand aud
nlsp for rflnloi fabrics wool and cotton dress
good, and other nuuimu spcciHliCs. The mar
kpt il bciug cleaned M surely Printing and
odd cloths IN good demand and sellers not very
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Wheeling Bridge 8 Terminal Ry.

limo Table 80 10. 10 '1k' 100. ,.ltN IN.
SUNDAY November " 1871

hUWuNN NNNtNNNl ~ AH'h
INnyHWhc'liug HlSiO l'ib, gil'llA m IAN
eflih, II W fpW ~ IN.
Leave ropiu,nla- lsOj toii IlliljA matliA
eJgl li.jd, tpOi H. M ..
ieelS Mat,las Fosty lsdl laA1 llt,alI to-,
igHf, Hlli tlI3 WI .....
Arrive rurnlual luuCllDn lSIi7, liOi0I, liiJl
A. u. illls HlB1, lllit aus u. ~.
Leave Terminal Junction liili, iDlDl 4 m,
sii,lO a. ~ 1l.Nl IijUb 5li $50 y IN.
Leave Martha HrUftN N - lliJi am, lNn
IOi. IIiO, li,In lstir. ~.
Icayc rcnln'lh l1allblliamo "il!Nl, iliL
N!i7, IA3gb. tSlNN u. ~.
'tttlga Wheeling tho litN = tn, 'lllL
uI7. IIlD, itHt lDMp ~.
jDAlly tDNiy otttpI sunday lsundau onlg
Ailtfalus viii run on EaNOfn Tine
DE- TAUh5lu, superintendent
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When rnby was slcE, va gave her cAstoria.
When rhc was child, Rllc cried ior Ca'tori'.
when nho became MIg,, shc clung To CasiorIA.
when allO lad Children, Rho ENvC thCn CaStorIA
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New York-rIg iron steady, Copper 1tm
brokers price laaC Load QulcL Tin firm;
plnic, nfn. SpOllCr quiet
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RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations.
VIgRR8g!V3Ria lines:


vfcKrT OFFICES At pFINSTLVANiA STATION o.
Warm ST, fO1T oF ELEvTSTiI ST. WHEELING,
AT MClurs HOrsE. WHTELtNn, AND Al TnG
PESSYILVA.IA STATION, DItIudEPoRr.
gnr.ruWrsr gyarr,f-"pIv UGSpfr ROl-rT."
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


on and alter Monday. June H. 1875 Pas
scpver Trains will run az follows "DAllH
innllr EXrrnt Sunday. Cenltal time.
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pINANoE AND TRADE.
The Features OF Tho MonOy aud Stock
Markets.

NEW YORE, August 2i--Mouey on call easy at
perceuli last loan per cent closed At per cent
prma mercantile paper lSallS perGeut sterling
exchange steady at 81 9Oai 0OI4 Silver cerIIl'
Gates 90 IaGic.
There was marked decrease IN the volume oil
business Oh the stock exchange to-day, A. no
time was tho market active aud duUng the
afternoon speculation was actually StlgnRni'
LOndOn was not represented In the deallngi 10
nnNnKl1nl, bnl what little was dons for tho
foreign account was buying. This gold engage
mems Tor Tomorrow European steamers,
which slightly exceed u million dollars were
smaller than had been anticipated, aud this
fact coupled with tho continued ease OF tue
sterling exchange market serxed 10 keep tho
bear clement In check AZ tho opening u tho
board u fairly iirm tOno prevailed, butA raid on
Sugar was soon inauguTAtgd aud tho stock was
forced down "a per Ccut Tho market closed
dull, but firm, More than half OF the total trans
actions were In sugar, Tobacco and Burlington
Bonds were active aud higher The sales
were Sl,6l60Ol
Government bonds Stehdk
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
The total Gales oil stocks to-day were 1870
shares
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Lightning Hot Drops-
What q FUNNY Numci
Very True, but II Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere, Every Day
Without ROliot, There Ia No Paw
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7,l n H. ton ulo,plaud u uhtthVul5 ltS
n m from uhrlOhNllO IN Cleveland runs dallI
Through connections ard through tckcH IN
all points Tall on our agents W nIllfoW
~, v. CAlllEb, General Passenger AgVul,
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MEDICAL
Don't
feel
well

WhyP
Obi Idou't know, WorryIexp
Worrying about what9
Well, you know the servants arc a
heap Of troabIs.
The children worry me a heap,
lam broken down,
In the morning ! generally have
a headaches
AIsHg towards evening my back
feels as II It would break.
Every time the baby cries nearly
Jump out Of my skin, | am
so nervous. ).
Your system needs tonlng up.
Why not take Browns Iron
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Innlly, uNurpt SUNDAY
sunday church trains will leave Elm 0rOveN
plgA M nnd WnoclingRt III y ~,
H. T. MIstfKUER ten, Manager
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BitterS, the best Strengthening
medicine made. 1t will give you a
good appetite, make your blood rich
and pure, give you strength, make
life a pleasure. Not only take it
yourself, but give it to the children.
II Is pleasant to take: Small dose.
The only iron medicine that don't
OIasksu the teeth. But get the
genulns-it has crossed red lines on
wrapper. ;
sRcWN CHEMICAL CO. nktTiHoRe ~
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ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, 1910 n. N. aud $50 p. M,
daily, 1880 p. IN, daily. except SATURDAY.. l2Sp.
m except Sunday. and 2,1i u IN, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. s:iOa. M, daily,
except sunday.
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pMnnnnA ahonId DO aLoppod ptomE

hhol'
New Yorit Wool stcRdy,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Onaud after Saturday, February ;, iSD, ttilnI
will NH Us follows, city tlmO.
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Tb0 Cleveland, LOFaI0 ( Wheeling R. R.


limo Table In clIOct Monday, May -, 1895
Cleveland Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
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RAILWAY alME CARD.

lsparil Tot trtInsoa nul alter
ENrl NArlON ~ lIEFEREhoR
; tDMF cN0ppt SundlvI ITALY,
" fDatly. except Munlarj 4sl;n.
IondRyI only saturdays OILY
al Time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-21
Highest of all in Leavening poxer=Lates, u. Gout
highest OF all in Leavenng Power-Latest Report
R0a!!a!l! B RSkiR&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

such being the common practice in
the transfer of U. S. MINIS.
ln the general course of business
other unrefined bullion was brought
to the Mint, and with that received
from the preceding administration
melted and refined by the melting and
refining department. AS time passed
Mr.. Harris observed that the amount
OF fine gold and silver bullion re-
turned from the refining department
did not tally with the amount charged
on his books. On taking office he
had retained as his CHIEF assistant ].
f.. Jones, who had occupied the po-
sltion for several years, as Meter and
Retiner. Mr.. Jones was familiar with
the work of the department and Mr..
Harris asked him to explain the dis
crepancy noted. Mr.. Jones told him
there was nothing to worry about, as
the meter was a common occurrence
and that the missing gold and silver
would be found in the Stag which
formed the refuse from the bullion
put through the melting and refining
process. Although frequently thus
treasured by Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Harris
about six weeks ago decided to make
clean up and test the matter. The
clean up was made and showed a
shortage Of about $4,000 in the
amount OF gold and silver on h and
GAS soon as the certainty of the
shortage was ascertained Mr.. Harris
notified the authorities at Washing
ton. In response to the notification
Mr.. Mason, Superintendent of the u
S. assay office at New York, was dis.
patched to Carson to investigate the
matter. He is in Carson at present
engaged in the labor.
@Melter and Retiner Harris and the
Mint officials generally are unable to
sly how the shortage occurred. Sew,
eral theories are advanced to explain
it, however. One theory is that mis-
takes as to the fineness of some Of the
gold bullion received at the Mint
were made by the Mint assayer; an
other is that at some time fraud was
committed in the melting and refining
department and spurious bars OF
bullion substituted for the genuine
ones"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-21
sAI.MAGUNDI

An old-fashioned blizzard struck
this section last evening.
Fresh Morgan Oysters, Mess Mack
erel, all kinds Fresh Fish at Craig
heads.
Charley Grover is in from Secret
Valley to-day.
All of the latest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
had at Muller's =
Judge Talbot will leave for st. Lou
is night. He will be gone about
two weeks. '
S. M. Henley has the agency. for
the Maher Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock. -
Superintendent Knapp of the Salt
Lake division of the G. P. r. r. is in
town to-day.
DR.. q. F. MOORE, dentist, Elko'
Crown and bri 7ge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence.
According to the Chicago Live Stock
Report choice cattle sold in the Chi
cago market last Friday at s6.25 per
100 pounds gross we ght.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is at RE1NHART's
Don't buy a suit till You gee our
prices.
Uncle Dick Dorsey gave "big eat
last night at the Depot Hotel to a
number of invited guests in honor OF
his sixty ninth birthday. 1t was a
jolly crowd before which wine and
eatables disappeared like snow before
furnace in full blast. All congrat
ulated the host in rounding his Goth
milestone and wished him many more
such happy occasions. May your
shadow never grow less, Uncle Dick
Dave Casper has Just received g
new lot Of samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the State q,
Nevada, In and for the County OF
Eko.
l.. A. Owens, plaintiff, against Car
RE r. Owens, defendant.
Actin brought in the District Court
OF the Stale Of Nevada, in and for
the County of Eko, and the Com.
plant tilert in The off 20 of the Clerk
OF said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting
to: Carrie f. Owens, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against YOU by the
abnve-named plaintiff in the District
Court OF the state OF N vada. ia and
for the County of Elko. and to an.
swer the q 'mpainL filed therein.
within ten dave, (exclusive OF the dav .
or servlce), after the service on you
OF this Sunmous-if served within
this County; or il served out Of this
County, but in this District, Within
twenty days otherwise, within forty
days-o- judgment by default will lie
taken against you, recording to the
prayer IF said Com plant
The said action 10 brought To OBJ
tain judgment and a d. cree # this
Court In favor OF the plaintiff and
against the defendant dissulving the
bonds OF matr'mony now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendnr I upon
the ground OF wilIful desprti0n and
aOandonment for more than a wear
immediately prior to the cummeure-
| ment Of this action. Also that the
following described real property be
set apart and "ecreed 10 plaintiff for
his sole and Separate USE, tO-wit: Alb
! those certain premises situate III the
County of White Pine and Stale II
Nevada known as the Owens
ranch, comprising among other lands
| the following: The west half If the
south cast quarter and the north
| eaSt quarter and the est half Of the
southwest quarter OF section thirty
! three IN township twenIy-six NORTH
If range s'Xiy-two east M. ID. b. &
M and fer custa Of suit. All Gf
which viii! more fully appear by re.
ference To said nmplniut, a certified
copy Of which accompanies this writ
and is hereby referred tn aud made o
part hereof
And you are hereby notified that if
| you fail To appear and answer said
Complaint Gs above required. the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
FOR the re ief therein d. martled and
take Judgment against you fer cu.te
Of suit.
Tn Testimony Whereof ], the un-
dprsigned, the attorney for the plain
I #, and an attorney of record ia said
Court. have bereunt" subscribed my
name at Elto in said County, this
21st day Of Fl bruHry. 1895.
E. S. HARRINGTON,
Atiurna, for Plaintiff.
March 20tfI
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The Mint Shortage.

The latest figuring makes the short.
age of bullion at the Carson Mutt
foot up to s56,4O0 with a possibility
that it will reach 100000.
How the shortage occurred seems TO
be mystery which Mr.. Mason. the
government inspector, is trying to
unravel. The Virginia Chronicle
in speaking of the shortage says:
"When the present administration
received charge Of the Mint from the
preceding one, a large number OF
bars Of bullion were transferred to
Mr.. Harris by his predecessor. The
bars we're stamped with their weight,
tineness and value, and Mr.. Harris
took them at their stamped value
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-21
Caught His Man.

Some time yesterday tramp entered
the sleeping room Of Emmett Keyser
in the freight house and stole suit
Of clothes, six dollars in gold and sill
yer, which were in the pockets of the
pantaloons, and pair of shoes. EN-
NETT did not miss them until he
went to change his clothes in the
evening. He stated out at once to
hunt up the thief and found him in
Con stable Coggswell's saloon wear
the the stolen clothes. The proof was
positive and the fellow shucked off
the clothes and returned all but sew
enty five cents of the money. EN-
melt turne / his prisoner over to Con
stable Coggsweu and he lodge l hin
jail. He was brought before JUS,
ice Henley to-day and gave his name
as George Brandt, plead guilty to d
charge of petit larceny and received a
Inc to $40 or ten day in Mateer's no
tel. He took the latter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-21
ESTRAY NOTICE.

A pair of work horses about s years
old, one brown horse with four white
feet and large white face, and one
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face, both branded
G G on left thigh, came to my ranch
i'll north Ruby, Elko county, Nevada,
about the 10Th OF December, 1894.
The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
u. y. KENNEDY.
arthur, Elko Co.. New, Jan. 20, 1898.
C22 2m)
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enAu oe drawn from the treasury
as other moneys deposited are drawn.
SECTION 5. When the Board of
County Commissioners shall have
properly provided and completed the
building, together with the necessary
fencing Of the grounds SO purchased,
they shall cause the same to be deed
ed, to the County Board of Education,
who shall hold the same III trust for
the county.
SECTION 6. The Board of County
Commissioners of such countier
wherein county high school shall be
established, shall after the expiration
of the term for which the County
Superintendent holding Office at the
time of the establishment Of a county
high school in that county, thereafter
appoint two competent persons, who
with the County Superintendent shall
constitute the County Board of Edu-
cation. Such appointments shall be
made biennially at the first meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
held after the first day of January fol-
lowing the election of a County Su
perintendent of Schools, and the per-
sons 80 appointed shall hold their of
flee two years or until their SUCCESSORS
are appointed and qualified. 80.
SECTION Z. 1t shall be the duty OF
the County Board of Educi ton to
furnish, annually, an estimate of the
amount of money needed to pay all
the necessary expenses of running
said school; to adopt the necessary
text books; to adopt and enforce a
course of study for said school; to
mploy suitable teachers, janitors
and other employees and discharge
such employees when sufficient cause
therefor shall exist; and to do any
and all other things necessary to the
proper conduct of the school. The
course of study shall be such at will,
when it is completed by the student,
fit him for admission to the University
of Nevada.
SECTION 8. 1t shall be the duty of
the Board of County Commissioners
to include in their annual tax levy the
amount estimated by the County
Board Of Education as needed to pay
the expenses of conducting the county
high school, and such amount. when
collected and paid into the County
Treasury, shall be known as the
County High School Fund" and may
be drawn therefrom for the purpose
of defraylng the expenses OF conduct.
ing said county high school, in tie
manner now provided by law for
drawing money by school trustees.
SECTION 8. iii high schools shall
be open for the admission Of such pu.
pills residing i'll the county as shall be
able to pass the examination for adj.
mission. which examination shall be
conducted by the County Board OF
Education and the Principal of the
County High School.
SECTION 10. All previous laws con
flictinR with any of the PROVISIONS OF
this Act are hereby repealed.