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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-09-20
I'm dorsrd the Ti-Lri.

The Democratic State Central
Committee held nm adjourned meet
ing Mt Virginia City Friday and en-
dorsed the ticket nominated at the
Silver State Convention by nominat-
ing b. +. Lrete. j.. r. Ryan and
George Russell Presidential electors.
The convention named ma alternaics:
NJ. Ii. Staunton, J. j.. Angel and w.
q. Thompson; G. ii. l.. Hardin. Lieu
tcnnnt.G Governor; Francis G. New.
lands. Member Of Congress; Supreme
Ju ige, w. A. Massey; Long Term
Regent, J. y. Evans; Short Term
Regent. W. II. Starrett.
Tho convention named rs the
Auditing Committee. under the purity
OF elections law: james DAILY. Thomas
II. Crane. a. +. Boucher, J. W. Eek.
ley. MINOR James Cummings. All
OF Storey county.
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lFRDM DAILY
'sALMAGUNDl.


p. + Hakes and j. p. Ross came
down trom NJ mutain City Sat ur1ay.
Ben Craighesd left USER lay for
KlnsS City with Il train loGd Of
sheep.
The attention Of taxpayers IL called
TO the notice Of the Boar ! OF Equali-
zatIon in another column.
Tho Silver State says u party of
seven a few days ago caught $50 fish
in the Humboldt just above Winnie.
mucca. Most Of the fish we're carp,
though there were a number Of cat
fish and ono trout.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
the receipt OF a complementary ticket
to the state Fair. Tho indications
are favorable for the most successful
fair ave hold in the State.
Assessor Eggers has con:p leted the
assessment for this year The roll
foots up s4.30G.255 al against s4.os3.-
TO for last year. This il Il gain Of
S22,53j and speaks we'll for the thor
oughness Of the Assessors work.
Is. +. Curler. Jr. the Populist nom
inee for Supreme Judge came up from
Reno this morning. He gave the In.
DEPENDENT Office a pleasant call this
morning and talked over old times.
The gold organs are constantly talk
ing about a campaign Of education
for the people. What better financial
education could the people have than
that which has been given to them
by the gold syndicate aud the Cleve-
land Administrations An education
that costs 500. OoO, 700 in cnsh in three
years ought to be a good onc.-At-
lanta Constitution.
Several years ago | was taken with
a severe attack Of fluI. I was sick in
bed about ten days and could get
nothing to relieve me until ! used
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me
and has been u household remedy
with us ever since. j. G. NARROW.
Decaturvillc. Mo. For sale by NJ. IL.
Miller.
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Tho Conn Fair.

TIE outlook for q lively Fair week
is growing better each day rs the date
approaches. Tho stalls for stock cr-
hIbits and horses for speed contests
nre being engaged rapidly and the
display OF live stock will compare
with the best ever shown on the
grounds. At the Pavilion consider
able space ID Already spoken for and il
is thought that the end OF next week
will find every inch taken and many
OF tho exhibits in place.
Tho additional attractions this year
will he Of n different character and
surpnss those OF any previous exbi-
bition. Tho practical demonstration
OF the Cathode or X.ray. rs il B gen.
orally known, will be wonderful. The
magnificent stercoptican views alono
will he worth all tho ticket to tho
fair costs for the whole week. Visitors
may be assured that they will be
treated we'll and spend an enjoyable
weck.--Journal.
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Failing ~I'rtcrs.

1t is estimated that tho X. nsas
wheat crop this year will average
only nino bushels per mere. This.
at 80 cents per bushel. would make
$3.50 mn ncrc rs the gross value Of tho
crop. In this there should be enough
to convince anyone that gold mono
motalism, which has forced down
tho price oi wheat is disastrous TO
tho wheat growers Of Kansas. II is
impossible for farmers TO make
money when they rat get as tho gross
price Of u crop 81 30 per nero. It is
no wonder that farmers who under
stand tho relation between the gold
standard and falling prices arc in
favor Ot the unrestricted coinage Of
silvcr.-Denvcr Republican.
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lSROM SATURDAYS DiILY.l
SALMAGUND

tain Ind II s'le,2 pH'el Est
III = after 10 IN.
Al ners1ns having ILLS against tho
committee NJ arrange nents for the
Silver State colve1'ion, ara r e luas'e1
to hand them to Edgar Reinhart with
out delay.
There will be 4 meeting OF the
Democratic County Committee at the
INDEPENDENT Office at 1880 this even
ing. Business OF Importance will be
transacted and Il full attcn dance is
requested.
American shoemakers state that
tire feet Of ONE ars getting bigger,
"rins to the cycling, tennis and other
outdoor exercises. The fset are. how
ever, said to DO moe healthy, and the
chiropodist is finding his occupation
Gone.
The attention OF our readers is call
al to the adj Of the State Fair which
appears today. Tho attractions this
year are more numerous than here
totore and the fair promises to DO the
most successful ever held in the State.
President Powning is doing his best
tn furnish entertainments for all who
attend.
In reply to the scurrilous card OF
Mr.. Pigg'tt in the Things, we wish
+" say that further inve litigation cor
roborates the statement published
His neighbors NO far as We were able
t." zee them say the INDEPENDENTS
statement was true. Tho owner OF
the building n convince himself Of
the truthfulness of the report by
consulting people in that neighbor-
hood.
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lFROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SALMAJlSD

Tho bricklaycrs will complete their
work on the new schoolhouse to NOR
row.
MI. j. X. Henry returned from
Sacramento last evening. He is look-
ing rather poorly.
John Thompson is all smiles to-day.
Tie cause Of it will be seer under the
head Of births"
From all accounts Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is n Godsend to
the afflicted. There is no advertise
ment about this; w feel just like say
ing 1.-THE Democrat, Carrollton'
Ky. For sale by NJ. lI.Miller.
W. S. Matthews, Chairman Of the
Ohio Republican Executive Com
mittee. estimates McKinley's major
ity in Ohio at 10000 These are his
lowest figures based on returns re-
ceived mt headquarters.
Senator Allen Of Nebraska says
that the result in Maine was antici-
pated AZ that State was believed to be
under the complete domination Of the
money power. 1t will have the effect
Of largely increasing the silver vote
west and uniting all the discordant
elements.
Wi' official returns from sISty-one
ont Of the sixty-tivc counties OF Ar
kansas give Jones. Democrat, H.3i5;
Rcmmel. Republican, 2G,4l0; Files,
Populist. ll.2S0: Miller. Prohibition,
1853. Jones plurality is 1924;
Jones majority 33.3l0. The indica-
tons are that Jones majority il con-
siderable less than at first estimated.
Since 1878 there have been nine
cpidemics Of dysentery in dfTercn
parts OF the country in which Chamb-
%crlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy was used with perfect sue.
cess. Dyscntery, when epidemic. Is
almost us severe and dangerous rs
Asiatic cholera. Heretofore the best
efforts Of tho most skilled physicians
have failed to check its ravages, this
remedy. however. has cured the most
malignant cases, both OF children and
adults, and under the most trying
conditions, which proves it tn be the
best medicine in the world for bowel
complaints. For sale by NJ. II
Miller.
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brown Indicted.

The Grand Jury today reported to
Judge Mack five indictments against
Harry Brown. These five indict-
ments charge Brown with embezzle-
ment by three methods.
First: 1t is charged that he paid
creditors in Sal Francisco by check,
issuing same for several hundred dol
lars while on the stub they appeared
as 81 and other small amounts.
Also that he made collection in the
State in the name of the bank for
other parties and pockcted the money.
And lastly that he took cash from
the bank.
All amounts to 100000. The Judge
mt once issued n bench warrant. winch
was placed in the hands OF the Sheriff.
Carson Ncws.
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For Short Term CommissIoncr,

Tho announcement OF j. a. Wilson,
the Silver Party nominee for Com
missioner for the short term. appears
under the proper head in this issue.
Sired" Wilson, rs everybody calls
him, is known throughout tho county
rs 8 solid business man. lie has
served two terms rs County Commits.
sioner md il vol qualified to perform
the duties Of the office. Tho knowl.
edge Of county affairs hegained dur
ing his previous terms would be OF
great value to tho people OF the coun-
~ il he is chosen to fill Tint Office
again. Mr.. Wilson submits his claims
to the voters and asks for their sup
port ut the polls. Ito ia IN old resi-.
dent OF the county and ono OF it's
most popular citizens. lie is II vote
getter and will make IL very lively
for his opponents IN tho race.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAlLY.l
sAi.MAGUNnI.

Tie hrickinyeH have completed
their work ON the school hull ling.
The case Of Raine vs. Perry is drug
ging along slowly in the Distric.
Court.
Tho Democrats and ?opulists OF
Illinois have fused on The electoral
ticket.
The firm Of Knapp and Laws doing
business at Hawthorne has made ar
assignment for the benefit OF their
creditors.
Winthrop was convicted yesterday
OF an assault To murder mud rob
James Campbell, the Hawaiian
millionaire.
Dan Coll, Tracy Fairchild and T.
G. Plunkett, Jr., returned from
Kansas City on No. 4 today. They
struck n fair market and did very
we'll with their cattle.
Chris. Reckhart will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow on No. 4. Chris.
has been in poor health lately and we
hope he will come back u well man.
He has IN important notice. in another
column.
The Connecticut Democrats held
their State convention yesterday.
Bryan and Scwall were endorsed.
Twelve members OF the State Cen
trail committee who we're. opposed to
the Chicago platform resigned and
the vacancies we're filled with silver
men. Presidential electou and u
full State ticket were nominated.
Hawthorne Bulletin:-U. S. Dis
trict Attorney Jones has begun suit
against John Chiatovich and r. d
McAfee for $4,000 each 1t appears
that these gentlemen we're sureties
on the official bond OF E. b. Zabris-
kic. late Meter and Rcfiner OF the
Carson Mint, and suit is brought to
recover money stolen by Jones and
Heney, who were Z%abriskie's assist
ants and for whose populations his
bondsmcn are held responsible.
In u recent letter to the manufac-
turers Mr.. WE Benjamin, editor OF
the Spectator, Rushtord, New York,
saws: at may be IL pleasure to you
to know the high esteem in which
Chumberlain's medicines are held by
ing people OF your own state, where
they must be best known. An aunt
of mine, who resides ut Dexter, Iowa,
was about to visit me a few years
since, and before leaving home wrote
me, asking il they we're sold here
stating il they were not she would
bring IL quantity with her, as she did
not like to be without them" The
medicines referred to are Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. famous for its
cures OF colds and Group; Chamber
lain.s Pain Balm for Rheumatism,
lame back. pains in the side and chest.
and Cham berlain's Cholic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel
complaints. These medicines have
been in constant use in Iowa for al-
most aquarter of a century. The
people have learned that they arc nr.
ticles OF great worth and merit, and
u~nequaled by my other. They are
for sale here by NJ. II. Miller.
Here is IN extract from q recent
prayer OF a Boston Methodist clergy
man: o. Lord, look upon these hus-
band-tending, baby-tending women
and ali these hen-pecked husbands
who have been hanging on the ragged
edge OF hell the last seven dayy.
Letters received from Belle PLANE
Iowa, today state that the remain 0.
OF Peter Krabbenhoit, the old gentle.
mar who died here from injuries
received from jumping through a
window Of No. 4, over two weeks
ago. reached there in good condition
on the 18th and were buried by Belle
Plaine Lodge No. Isl /. o. o. F..
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Iifuu's ThisY

We otter Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Ter any case OF Catarrh that
a not hc cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
T.. j. CHENEY & co, Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned. have known
l.. j. Cheney for tho Inst 10 yours
and ~,eIicyc him perfectly honorable
In all busincs q transactions and fin.
nnciully nblcto carr. ont any obliyn.
ton ! male by their lirm.
WgsT &TRAUx. Wholesale Druggists
1o'edo, q. wALDiSG, KtSNMAa. K
MAnviN.W Wholesale Druggists. Tolc.
do, Ohio.
II Ills Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally. acting directly upon the blood,
and muc0us surfaces Of tho systeu.
Pri 20 Toe. per u tito. Sod 10y all
druggists. Testimonials toe.
Hcli's Family Pilla aro tho best.
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DAILY
sALMAG UMDI.

Trib.
A windy, disagreable day.
BRYAN BUTTONS FREE at Rein.
Lart's with q 80 cent cash purchase. .
Ar>.c Tor 2ryan is u vote against
trusts and m~onoplies.
Bryan addressed large audiences III
North Carolina yesterday.
DR.. G. F. Moore. Dentist. Elko
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office at residence.
There are 975 voters registered in
Reno, a gain Of owe 2C0 at the same
time two years ago.
H.. G. Cutting, State Superintendent
Of Schools, arrived last night and will
remain a few days in town.
Complete returns of the Maine
election give a Republican plurality
Of 48,732.
A mar by the name OF Harrington
died at the county hospital yesterday.
He was formerly n resident of Reno.
Col. Moore came down from Ruby
Valley this morning. He reports
everything lovely in that section.
wANTED:-A girl for general house.
work. Must be a good cook and bak-
er. Fair wages to a competent per-
son. Address Mrs. NJ. Badt, Wells
Nevada. t3t.)
Trib.
Philadelp a lite gold is the
only true American money how is it
that the people never see it? This
condition makes evident the neces.
sity for a change.
II you want the finest candidate
cards ever printed in Elko, come to
the INDEPENDENT office. We can
print cards for you ON a moments
notice.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples OF Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
70 order from sl3 80 up. =
Tho State Fair begins in Reno
next Monday. The Southern Pacific
company gives half fare for the round
trip.
There will be u campaign ball at
Fort Halleck On the 10th OF October.
Candidates should bear this in mind.
See the adj.
Joe Hamilton. n brother OF Mrs.
Fernnld and Mrs. Green and Frank
Evans, a nephew, who have been Wis.
ting here, left for their homes at
Oplir, California. last night.
While you are looking Tor Il change
In the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper ct the Postot-
flee. All goods first class and at the
lowest living prices. Call in and OK.
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. /. y. Sherwood. .
Trib.
A new and complete Spring and
Summer line Of gents and children's
clothing, furnishing goods, hats aud
caps, boots and shoes Mt marvellous
y low prices. Have also added dry
goods to the above stock. The latest
style OF ladies' Summer waists at G
ALExANDER's. =
Trib.
The case Of Raine vs.. Perry was
settled yesterday afternoon. Each
party pays his W costs and onc.half
OF the court costs. The jury was dis.
charged laet evening and most OF
them struck out for home this morn
ing.
Feed the Nerves upon pure, rich
blood and you will not be nervous
Pure blood comes by taking Hoods
S%arsaparilla which ia thus the great.
est and best nerve tonic.
HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion. biliousness.
All druggists. 25c.
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1t. value Recognized by rhy.iclrn..

it, Nalu" Ii~"c"v"i,-d by rhysirIrns.
As a rule am opposed TO propric.
tnry medicines. Still ! value u good
one. especially when such ia the source
oi relief from pain. As q topical lex
tcrnal) application have found
Chamberlain's Pam Balm the best
remedy | have ever used for neural.
gia Of any kind. ! have conscien-
tiously recommended it to many per.
Eons. William Horne. NJ. d.. James.
vile. Wisconsin. Sold toy NJ. II. Mil
Ter.
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Tho INDEPENDENT has just ro-
ccived the finest stock OF candidates.
cards over brought to Elko. Cnndi.
dates should make u note OF this aud
acc our stock betoro order ing.
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NOTICE.

Frank j. Rcckhart is hereby
authorized 10 transact all business
Tor the firm OF RcckIiart & Froolich
during my absence in San Francisco.
Chris. R~EcKuART.
Elko, Nevada. Sept. II. 1896.
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Collection Agency.

Endorsed by ihcl Leading Firms of the
Coast.
what Isl
Tho INTERSTATE COMM EHcIAL
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
Send your slow accounts TO them tot;col
lection.
once, 9iO Fifth Street. Sacramento. Cal.
Don't delay. Call NJ onco and 10, IN have
Jour business.
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WARNING 70 WARRANTS

By order OF tho Hoard OF County CoJnpls.
siGners oil male persons hpvipE D. it,s
cal ability TO work, convicted OF ragrano
and imptisorcd on . judgment therefor.
shall bo required to perform labor on the
public works. buildings. grounds and ways
Of Elko county.
Attest!
JOHN HENDERSON,
County cest,
ny. ". PATTERSON.
Deputy Clock,
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BORN.

ATEAMs:-In Elko. Nevada, September
II. 1906. TO the wife OF Simon ABB
rams a son.
THoMrsoS:-In EIko. Nevada. Sep
TENDER 10, 1896, to the wife OF John
Thompson, u son.
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HOODS PILLS euro nausea, sick
headache, indigestion. biliousnsss,
All druggists. 25c.
The sun., 1896-10-18
FICTION IHEiD or DiTE.
An Airline Love Story Ending the Night
After Next Election Day.


old IuLue Merrill settling back in his chair In
n + r",nfor,able fashion ACQUIRED only BY arc
and long practice
'Whyg'' nskrL-Nlrs Merrill nnXiously lift
,. 49,, .,s -, ,or ,,l,,,., In,,,,,,or ,I,o
ing heF eyes towar" hcr ''"'St """"h,''' o.
with scarlet face. had listened 10 hersfathcr.
lies lost hi, mind studied too hard or
,,, 49,, :; lir., ,ho r,os. ,idtc,,,ou,
somothlhG ana Is ""'hg 'no ''"S' ri"'c"'ouS
things. No use reasoning with HIN. Ills
father said he talked TO him for an hour the
' 's.' w " - ,i ,on, ,,ni,,r. ,,'a
other evening Cave nm real gong over
Told him lie would have no more nonsense.
The Young chan listened to him attentvely
ah'il NC i'" hh'shc"' an" ''''' WV. ''i'I'Huio
asked his father to Give one good reason for
,einy ynIdhu, And so IL Is with eyerybadv
,, ,io., ,i,o,, hrin,, ~, Va, r
40 h"t'er "h"' suoI''' ''u' '''"E NP' ~ TO
plies with an cnCOmlum of Bryan. or plea for
free silver. He is ns crazy as n loon. and
~, ,,a, v,o,,,5n,, ,,,oa.
crazer' NhS' oven ''" "''u'"A a"Eo'a'e
Bryan's election. | met him this morning on
Wnshinp,on street aul lie wore n huge Brynn
'''S :, H., r,, to, a. 80, ,s
badge lelt a"lu'S e"''S 'o' INC poor ooy
and his family. but then. every family is bound
Mt one time or another to lave its SORROW
w p,'s.t,, Nonn,r ,,.,,I arInc o,es mn, droo,,
H.
The sun., 1896-10-18
From ths Cleveland Recorder.

It was only a dog. but dogs have memories
which are oftentiMes more constant than those
OF humans. Passersby who turnei at the
sound OF a series OF piteJus yclps and saw a
gaunt yellow hound cringe from The kicks Of
a grave digrer and scramble over the Wood
lani Cemetery fence sunday afternoon hardly
gave il n moments notice. But the dog has
n history and Is known as 'Old Shadow"
Nearly three years ago a recluse died on
West niver street. alone and friendles, but for
this same gaunt yellow hNrn6. which had been
the old mans companion In misery for years.
In the old mans effects was found IL sum Of
money. not large. but enough 10 bury lin in
a Lonesome corner OF Woodland Cemetery and
erect at the head OF his last resting place D lit
tie store inscribed. Jean Revirlle." This
same yellow hound followed whining. In the
wake Of the hearsc as it bore the body TO the
cemetery. ard that night the sexton roughly
drove II detected dog from the top OF newly
made grave and over the fence, But the dog
couldn't read tho No dogs allowed" siyns,
and returned tho next afternoon to the grave
of his dead master. When driven of he would
depart pencefully. only tC return the next
night. until he came to lie known as odd
Shadow" For nearly two years and half he
dodged the grave digsers and sexton. and then
disappeared, His ahse"ce was noticed, and
il was wondered what Ind become OF the
faithful brute. Last week he reappeared. and
began once moro to haunt the dead man grave.
Sunday n grave digger caught him before dark
and drove him, whining. over the fence.
The sun., 1896-10-18
s,ud,,s their a,s.re,s and administer, medicine

studies their distress, and administcrs medicine
for relief; he cheers them ind he plans pleas
F s0 BY af ss GSSa
girls IN Molokai, who have been transported to
the island, and yainly believe that some day
and sisters and brothers. He plans games for
the little follows, but they are so badly Grip
pied and disabled by their progressing lep-
rosy that it is had to find any game In which all
may part icpatc Baseball, football, and such
physical sports are out of the question with the
II blue blouse and overalls and goes down to
what he calls his Workshop, small frame
:nnged number Of benches and so!ne dishpans
filed with warm water. Mi Miscrablc. de"repit
lepers come hobbllng in until the benches are
age and sympathy, bathes tho lcprntic sores in
the pans OF water and applies fresh salve and
bandakes. lie cheers this one, gives, a flower
TO another. helps another TO AN easy chair for a
long rest, and does all that he can TO make their
existence easier to bear. A CtnclnnatI woman
whilo he Is attending to these poor people,
some of them without much of any feet nt-all.
this music box plays waltZCs Uy Strauss-a
strange piece OF sarcasm.
II have been asked many times since was
at Molokni as to how much physical pain the
lcpers suffer, believe there is comparatively
little pain about the disease. Several lencrs,
who had lost parts of their anatomy. said that
tho nerves are first deadened as the disease is
contracted. and that the loss of II foot or hand
* not painful. The llawaiians are n peculiar.
ly happy, juvenile raco of people, and what
would be an unheRrable calamity to Americans
is taken with resignation by them. Tho only
case. OF suicide at Mookai among All the 5000
people who have been there first and last, hay"
been of white people. The lepers have all tho
company they want. They keep moderately
busy all the time, and they sing and tell stories
by the lour. "hey have meat bre ,d, poi.
plenty OF clothes and bedding, churches. a
leading room. and good enough homes. They
have organized band of musicians among
them, and some are quite good performers.
The Catholics have erected several plain pn.
liions. like hospital wards, with Kitchen and
dining room attached. The sisters try to in
duco the leuer girls to occupy these quarters,
designed for their comfort, ard they arc com.
fortable But as a usual thtng the girls " uld
rather enjoy the perfect freedom OF the SEPARATE
private cottages than he under the rules and
restriction Of the Church."
The sun., 1896-10-18

by architect as ono Of the best specimens
"h'rh this recently manifested tendency has
produced, Howard * Cuuldwell were the
architects.
y, Lee ,lN'e ~ tho building applies 10 New
~ "!"llF u hhd ncC"-ritatCs the methods OF
W. h"'t rfn'"mpugw. French schools. It's
Yn@Gh lr "at.u.iy modern, one Of its particu-
4'F !HhlNrs lAal ha, horne we'll the transfer
- "GN "r" Leeds - the man .ard r Jof. which
'', AoW4'l S"5r gh' to diminish the difii-
.l't' Wh.A fA'-'u uraUcrs are beginning 10
N''e. ~ t"e w." %! the curved roof shown In
n p'lnIe Err1ter amount OF sunlight
',ihns j" hrs tle street than the customary Italian
i1mary ~ Paris because the height of build
~NS Is limited, although under certain condl-