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STILL INSPIRED.
While Insane Susan Mountrort Played
OphcIia with iI"lrt-I:cndinE rathoA.

While Insane Susan Mountrort Piaycd
Ophciia with U"lrt-i:cndinG rathoh.
An ophClia actually mad. chanting
her pathetic song and uttcring her sad
words with all the realism of genuine
insanity!
II was Il weird sight. and one that
chilled the blood of spectators. as they
EaIcd in silence upon the uncnnmy
sccuc.
They all recognized the actress and
realized the situation. Poor Susan
Mountfnrt. the former bright actress
OF Lincoln's Inn Fields, in her insanity
had escaped from her custodian. and,
with the recollection Of hcr former
career tceming through her distracted
brain, had made straight for the play
house. Then with all the cunning of
an insane person, the woman had hid
den FOR a time behind the wings, while
her former associates carried on the
play o! Hamlet" Int iu.t nj Tho
the Ophclia Of the evening was
to enter for the mad scene Susan
Mountfort. sCizIng her by the arm to
push her back from the c~uirlucr
sprang forward in her place. and with
Wild eyes dnd wavcriHg motion rushed
upon the stage uttcrinC the words:
They bore hlm Dnrcfacci u tho bier;
Hey no noaRy. nonny hcy nouny."
For n moment the spectators were
amazed, As they began TO realize the
situation u murfuur ran through the
house and then came the s;raiuci ST.
lcncc OF wondcrmcnt and pCrplcxity.
Magnificent was the nc. ing. In hcr
sane days Susan Mountfors had been n
good 0phclia and low a..s threw into
the part such intensity OF action and
such terrible mental effort rs To render
the character overwhelmingly vivid.
But 1t was n mercy when friends zen.
tly led her away from the fup,lirhts
Her vitality was entirely exhausted hy
the effort and her death = n fastened
This was the sad story Of one Ophcli,.
To describe all tho OphcIias of Tho
stage would bc unnecessary. even IL
possible, since the role has never been
regarded 10y any actress rs her ulti.
mate Gonl II has either served ms nm
intermediary. while players were win
ming their way to fame in the support
OF eminent llafnlcts. or It has been
awarded To- actresses who were found
wanting and quietly fell into %ubscurity.
-Shnkcspcarc's llcruiucs on the stage.
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WASHINGTON, March l6.--The Chief
Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court to-day handed down the decis
ion III the cases of the People OF Cali.
fornia against the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railway Companies,
involving the right Of the State to tax
the franchises Of those roads. The
railroad company resisted taxation on
the ground that their franchises were
derived from the National Govern
ment as well as from the State author.
tiles. and were inseparable. The
Court decided against this view, hold.
ing that the railroad companies owe
their existence as Il corporation to the
State. and were subject TO the State
laws in respect to taxation. He said
the State franchises had nevc been
merged in the Federal franchises, and
they we're rs legitimatcly subject to
taxation as the roadSeds OF the com.
panies. Justice Fields read a dissent.
ing opinion. He said the position
taken Ill the majority opinion was ab.
surd and untenable
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THE VICTOR AUTOMATIC GATE
OPERATOR.

Victor Burner has received the fol
lowing very supplementary letter
from Wedderburn & Co, the patent
attorneys at Washington:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 4, 1896
FRANK VIcroR BURSER, Esq,
Elko, Nevada.
Dear Strive take pleasure in in.
forming YOU that the Board Of Awards
has selected your invention for spc.
cial merit aud your name will appear
ON our Roll of Honor for the January
competition for the Wedderburn prize.
Under the terms OF our recent decis.
ion to recognize those inventors sub
mItting especially meritorious de.
vices, We have determined to present
u sterling silver medal to each person
entitled to a place upon the Roll Of
Honor. We therefore send YOU by
to.day's mail, in a registered package
Il sterling silver medal. accompanied
by II U. $. Treasury certificate rs tn
its standard and tiueness. 1t is Of
pure silver, and we regard its design
rs exceedingly artistic and effective.
Congratulating You upon the merit of
your invention, which promises to be
exceedingly profitable to you. We are.
with kind regards.
Very Truly Yours.
JoHS WEppERBURH Il Co.
=. S.-The receipt OF tins medal
does not prevent your device from be.
ing favorably considered in subse-
qucnt contests for the big prize.
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DIRE PATRIOTISM.
A French Soldier Eho Was Always Ready
to DO His Duty.

A French Soldier Eho Was Always Ready
to DO Ills Duty.
Few men. not endowed with bril-
liant ability, have LETT behind them 4
more honorable or distinguished rec
ord thar NJ. Victor Duruy, n FrShch
statesman and scholar who died recent
~ nj the age of eighty-four. His HE
was an cxempliiication of the rewards
which may wilt On the faithful oDedl-
cncc OF the Scriptural maxim: What
socvcr thy hand 1ndeth to do, do it
with thy might"
lie began. as many another young
scholar has begun, rs n teacher Here,
in the performance Of his duty, he
oncc had occasion to turn out OF his
class Victorien Sardou, who nftcrward
became a famous writer. Young Sar-
dou had failed to get some part Of II
lesson in Egyptian history. IL had
said to u. Duruy that he Thought he
might p~roiitably omit it"
but l." said Duruy, 'as your teach
er, am the sole judge rs to that"
And |, since it is l who have TO
learn. ought to have some choice in
the matter" Sardou answered.
This impcrtincnt rcmarls carucd for
SilNoR NV SupIShaioi "ha' hS =
crivcd. Sardou. as Il man and genius,
obtained early the literary distinction
which caused him to be chosen. u mem
Der OF the French acadcmy-thc forty
immortals," and when Duruy, in his
Old age, Us the crown of n laboTious
life, was proposed rs Il member OF the
same body, Sardou supported him cor
daily and he vas elected.
Duruy. as nm eminent and practical
educator, was wanted b. the emperor.
Napoleon ILL.,, as minister OF public
instruction. The emperor sent for
him and proposed to him to enter the
ministry.
"But, your majesty" Duruy an.
swcrcd, II have taken very little par,
in politics."
$50 much the better" said the en-.
pcrOr.
And what part I have taken has
been against you!!"
NO matter" said Napoleon, "you
arc the man | want for minister OF
public instruction"
Duruy took the place and worked
hard in IL, still doing with all hi,
might the work that came to his hand
In the war with the Germans in ls..
there was no political work for him e
do. For the time, after the surrender
OF Napoleon. all who had been in the
government were diacrcditcd. 50. a.
h age oi sixty, Duruy enlisted in the
national guard rs q private soldier.
One evening in September, 1870
Jules Simon, then minister OF public
instruction. was entering the ministrv
ttsl,.aF. la. tla1,ylE -. H.-ts.-l -
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Nice sport. bicycling. Fine recrca
ton nu t2Gn; for the rich and idle,
hu; - what pcvlit? There they 90 OH
;u..r bikes. | seq them now racing
down Ia. track nisd circline round
auA ruun@! ny. E"w they Ito flash
Cnt run. Dad yUn ever! Bending
lorv.ri over the wheel. forc-paws
81 cached down to She crooked hand
les irinG-icct trcadiug the peddles,
spine curved upwards with tho un-
natural strain. neck stretched out.
muzzlc pro;ruding, forehead rcceding
and thereby, il there is anything III
evolution, hangs II tail. | YUM. its Il
monkey. The new mi she, too,
bestrides the bike and insists on riding
ON both sides of the horse ala Cowboy
'FIs well. but when she has evolved
the elevator knee. the bicycle spine
and the handy Legs of a-wcil, l
imagine she will not be quite SO
anxious TO exhibit herself MS Il living
picture.
J. Il. ToLLEY.
t. .. ron
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- Pm N"ws has the fol
.uSII.:
The stories circulating touching the
general reputation Of G. II. Vining a
travelling watch.tiukcr. who pnsssd
through here a short time since. don't
bolster up his audacions religious
declarations. nor support his rcputu.
ton for truth and veraCity. The lat.
est is that he worked oil n bogus
check for $500 on n nan in flko
county in alleged payment for the
farmers ranch which he (Vining) had
contracted TO purchase. Then get.
ting possession Of q team and wagon
belonging To the coniidiuR rauchcr.
Winning departed. informing the
raOchCr that he would return in
about two weeks and take posses .
] sion.
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Ecforc you try anything else for the
blood take Simmons Liver Regulator.
II is the hest blood medicine because
1t is the best liver remedy. II your
liver Is active and at work the blood
will be the best. Simmons Liver
Regulator il the best Spring mcdi
cine. Il tell my friends il they want
To enjoy health aud happiness they
ought iu take Simmons Liver licgu
lator.--Mrs. L. W. Smith, Mcintosh
BiutT. Ala.
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There urc only 500 ChinnmCn in the
whole Of Ncw Mexico. according ,o
the registry certificates issued under
the ucw law.
IN nil-irtrrinr locomotive is rum
ming IN r'-r lar .|rr,ic, between Los
Angeles and 'autn l;nrhnI'. Chi. aud
works perfectly and "conumjcally.
Snu Francisco spent sI.ijs IN trv.
ing TO persuade the republican national
committee 10 hold the nest rcruhlic.
nm national contention In that city.
Phoenix. Arii., is congrntulniipr II.
self on the metropolitan ways the town
is growing into. give cent shincr
have appeared on the streets" a local
paper chronicles With much uriIc
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4 Trip to CarIin.

This scribe spent yesterday after
noon i'll Carlin and had a very pleas.
ant time. He found but little feeling
existing over the proposed removal Of
the shops etc. to Elko. The people
outside Of the railroad employees nat
urally hope the move will not be made
because it would cause very serious
loss to them. They realize, however,
that il the railroad Company wants to
make the change nothing they can do
viii prevent il. All were anxious TO
learn the latest news OF the situation
and discussed the matter good natur-
edly. So far as the reporter could
see there is no i'll feeling existing TO.
ward the people OF Elko.
This reporter extends his thanks to
Tom Mckellops. Dan Hill, j. W,
Puett. J. Il. Dougherty, c. L. Bernard
and liarve McAdams for courtesics
extended.
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Eastern Oregon is ovcrrun with
wild horses. and the people are nj u
loss 10 know what Ia do with them.
There are 100000 horses in Eastern
Oregon that cant be given away and
IL allowed 10 run Wild ON tho ranges
they will breed so fast the country
will 10 ruined by them. Tho solution
to the problem is killing oil $4,000 TO
10000 head and using the carcasscs
for fcrtilizing purposes.
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SarsapariIIa
., =, D.,, cure Liver Ills: easy TO
Hoods Pills take, easy to operate &c.

There are deep muttcrs Of a strike
on the Great Northern in consequence
OF the cut in salaries announced a few
days ago. to take effect April LIST.
Employees say il the cut is made ap
plicablc to trainmen the ROAD will DC
tied up rs tight rs Il drum. The tcle
graph operators. especially, are inccn-
scd at the order.
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Attest:
WEBSTER IhITn.s,S.
Deputy County Cl. RI,

We wish To- notify tine Justices o!
the icnc" That they can procure At
this Office, blank SummunR. Anian
wits and Undertakings ON Attach.
mcnts, Nriin t Attachments. Criminal
Complaints, Warrants. Commitments
on Sentence and Commitments to an
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an! comfy in the state.
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Tive me Il liver regulator aud | ran
rcgulnt" the world said n genius. The
druggist handed him II bottle Of Dc
Wits Little Easily Riscra. tho famous
little pulls. For sale 10y i. T.. Muller.
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JOurnnl:-A number Of Truckec
Meadows TURNER'S. against whom suits
have been brought by the Govern.
mcnt To- anuui rHtcntG to their lands
for alleged irrcE ularitics in the il.
suancc OF patents. met at the Court.
house yesterday and made arrange.
mCnts for their defense. Tho result
OF the meeting was the employment
81 I. Y. Julien and X. ". CIarkp to
defend the SUIT on behalf Of all tho
defendants. who arc required 60
appear and answer in tho Circui,
Court at Carson on April q. 1896.
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Some Of our exchanges say the
Humboldt river is lower than it has
been FOR ten years. That is impossi
bic. The bed u the Humboldt was
dry near Lpvc.ocks i'll 1859, and "A hole
sunk 10y the railroad company in the
river bed right under the railroad
bridge did not reach water. Good
alfalfa crops were raised i'll the valley
nevertheless. The soil in the Hum.
boldt Valley near L~ovclOcks is re-
markably fertile and the farmers
ought not To grumblc about II dry
season once in six or eight years, as
the soil produces as much i'll two
years of wheat. alfalfa and other
crops as preliminary land docs in four
or tive yVars.-Rcno journal.
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Black Leg prcv"ntiy" Vaccine.

\ perfect and sure remedy for the
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J.W. Pierce. Republic, Ia. says: Il
have used One Minute Cough Cure
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Ont Of weakness comes strength
when the blood has been purified. on.
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stored and tho system built up by
Hoods Sarsapnrilla.
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by order ~ the Board 81 County
CommIs"iuucE uf Elko County. Stntr
81 Nevada. made this Ith day al
March, 1850, notice Is hereby given
that all persons who Are charges M on
the comfy must come To the Comfy
liosIral. ar all claims foI Tia, il up
port vii h. deal, wtd 10y said POurd
except in CGsrs OF cNtr,m en-,
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WASTED.

Information 81 Camille BuIlou. wife
of William Il. Baliou. or her heirs.
The family were living i'll Elko ahont
1871 or 1872. Amy information Of the
present whereabouts Of any Of the
family, or where they went To-. will bu
gratefully received 10y the under.
signed. Information can he left at
this office for which Il small fee will
he paid.
". &. CA~sELL,
ASTORIA.
tClat-op Coz Oregon.
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Ihcr" IL II town "ntho Upper Snake
river ! II Idaho called New sweden.
Hans Hans IL mayor 81 the town. Pc.
ter Petersen is clerk and the common,
council is composed Of Peter Hansen.
Hans Petersen. Peter Hans Petersen.
Hans Peter Hansen and Potter Hansen
Hans Petersen. No relationship OK.
lists among these men.
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The j. Il. Henry liquor license case
brought before Justice Chas. Toyn a
short time ago, and set for trial on
the 9th, a concluded on that day
and next. 1t being impossible TO
obtain a jury, the case was dismissed.
The prosecution was conducted by
W. S. Clayton, Sr. and the defense
by L.. ID. Alberti.
Hunter Brcs. have purchased
Merklcy, Ouderdirk Il Co.'S band Of
cattle, we have been told.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ". Clayton of
Garden Valley have been in the val.
ley visiting friends and relatives
since Thursday. They returned today
Miss Maggie Clayton accom panied
them. She will visit them Tor several
weeks.
John Garrecht came ont from Eiko
last Friday.
Rogers X Womack have put uy
one OF their Victor farm gates OIL
S. 4. Merkley's place.
On the 18th. instant Miss Neya
Capriola gave a birthday dinner.
Look ont for your eyes and noses
the Spring fights have commenced.
We are having nice Spring roath
er now.
NJ. II. Miller was ont 60 Mood,
Bros. ranch in Mound Friday.
John Prentice came over iron
Inv.
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SHELTON. New. Mar. Il, 1875.

Last years production Of zinc in
the United States broke the record.
having increased from 75.32j tons to
so.6SG tons. The production and con.
sumption of printers zinc was also
much larger laJt year than in the year
previous.
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valley tho fore part OF the week.
Tho streams have risen slightly.
Tho dance at /. o. G. T. hall Friday
evening was n social success. Twas
well attended, mos, OF the young folks
ot this region being present.
Womack and Rodgers furnished tho
music.
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Blood

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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. March 49, During
the consideration in the Senate to. day
OF the resolution To open the Cncom,
paghre reservation in Utah, Secretary
Hoke Smith WIS severely criticised
by Cannon, Of Utah, Wolcott and
Vest. Vest said that there had been
n time when Il Cabinet officer who de.
l~iberately disobeycd the law would
have been brought before the bar OF
the Senate. but that it was quite ON
mon for such officers TO refuse to
carry out the law. Vest said that the
opening up of the asphalt regions OF
this reservation would result i'll great.
~ chcapening the product.
Vest said that this course OF multi
flying the laws had grown to such
an extent that it had become repre-
hensible. Referring to the proposed
action of Secretary Morton in com.
plying with the seed resolution. Vest
said it would not be carried out 50 rs
TO secure an eliicicut distribution OF
seeds, but that the Secretary would
act in such a way us to place upon
Congress the appearance OF wasting
the appropriation. AS to the I'm
compaghre reservation and Secretary
Smith. he declared that the Secre.
tary. and the President acting on the
suggestion OF the Secretary, had dc.
cided that Congress did not know
what il was doing. Vest declared
TINT there WAS "A disposition on the
part OF the Administration not To
treat the people OF the far West fairly,
rs il they did not know what they
wanted.
He referred To the President rs
standing on the thresholds of the
rum holes and places OF vice in New
York and saying that the people of
tho West needed missionary aid. He
had heard that the President had.
laid his heart at the feet OF
Jesus. lie was glad 10 hear II. lie
had feared that the President had
donated all his alteration 10 the mug.
wumps and incense burners. Vest
said that il the President would hunt
ducks i'll North Carolina and
Democrats in Kentucky. it
would be better for the country. He
that the refusal Of the pub
lie officers to obey the law has be.
come so fragrant that it demanded
attention OF the Legislative branch
Of the Government.
Vilar offered mn amendment TO ex.
the asphalt lands from the oper-
atoms Of the law opening the rcserva-
lion.
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HOUSE.

The House Committee on Labor
to-day entered upon the consideration
OF the bill introduced by Representa-.
tive Erdmann Of Pennsylvania in re
relation TO arbitration between car
riers engaged i'll interstate commerce
and their employees. The bill pro
vides that when controversies regard
ing labor arise, threatening to inter-
rupt business, the Chairman of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
and the Commissioner OF Labor, upon
request, shall seek to bring about an
amicahlc settlement.
Ii this be unsuccessful, the ques.
ton may be submitted to board of
three persons selected 10y the carriers
and their employees. whose findings
shall he final.
The Bayard censurc resolutions
were called up III the House this
afternoon by Hit, of Illinois. who
made a strong speech in support OF
them, and who was followed by Nc.
Creary Of Kentucky, who opened for
the opposition.
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Pure

Blood means sound health. With pure. rich,
healthy blood, the stomach and digestive
organs will be vigorous, and there will DO
no dyspepsia. rheumatism and Neuralgia
will be unknown. Scrofula and Salt Rheum
will disappear. With pure
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Keep your money at home by using
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. lLY lRDEpEaDEa1
AN EVENING PAPER.

AN EVENING PAPEK,
Issucd erery day. Sundays excepted
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w. BooHER, Editor and Pro-

prictor.
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