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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Room to rent with board. Apply to
Mrs. LAYERS, 313 Sixth street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Gents-For nobby new Xmas ties and
mufiiers 20 to Hossing 4 Co.'S.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

~ per month will buy an organ at tn
Borwell & Sanford closing out sale Mon
day,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Another lot OF beautiful rugs Just re
ceived at Hosking & Co.'s.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Attend Hosking q Co.'s gold watch
sale this d onth.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

III yon want poor picture framing don't
20 To Smeed, on hecla street, Laurium.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Guitars and Mandolins at so of. r
Berdie.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Ladies fourteen karat watches special
price for the holidays AT r. Berdie's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

70 LET-Two rooms over Union Tea
etore.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

For fine silverware. z. Berdie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

aus eimas aei@eben folte, UNI III fei.
nen TN Muslanbe lebenben 56buem Das
@efhbt Der beuii9en Nbfammung. Ser
giebe gum Waterlanbe. sur beutiGen
Sprade unb 3u aQen beuti9en 8efre.
bungea Da95uhalteu. unterlte9t teinem
3meifel. gu bieier grlenntniB tam
aud Elm anberer, bic 0ereinigten Staa.
ten bereifenber 0eutfder. Der in Ses
lebrtensreiisn moblbefannte emil Ge,
dert. ber in ieinem Bude- .Die Neus
Welt" (8erlin, 1922 barauf biupeiit,
bab Wsriuha anr grbaltuns unb Be-
buug bes Deutf9thums i'm uuslonbs
uubebinet BON GeutfnIahb aus unter.
1lomntsn merben iollten. st iagt: Gin
beutider 0erein, ber In ber beuti6eu
Rei@sbauptitabi beeriinbet nurbe, unS
Der ben bentfden 2anbsleuten i'm Auss
lanbe bic panb rei9te unb ibnen ibr
NatiOnalbewuBiiein unb ibren Natios
naldaratter gan3 unb boll 3u erbalten
iudte. fdnbe f9erli9 ein melt Iobnen.
beres Gelo. OILS bie betannte alliance
franeaife", bic be3asli6 bes Sran3oieus
thums alIentbalber. TOO n,an Grau56,
fii9 fpridt In ber gleiden Weife suirft,
unb, ipie uns f9eint. bur9aus nift
obae bea6tenSipertbe @rfolse. DAB
mir bisrbei ui9t an irsenbpelde gins
mii9ungen in bic politti1en Mneeles
aenbeiten gmeritas beuten. III Telbfs
berfdnblid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
YaHa9e:8iuette aMer Wrt
Rad muo uon Gnropa.

sss,;: s:is I, 'ssf;a 4 asS # s:|ss;; S. s;;;
v aus Der aIten 6simatb
berhbertommen 3u lafen.
Weeen genauer Snforma!ion uenbe
man tid an
w. J. JoUNc, AGENT,
ebemaliges pofgebdube, alamo pla3a.
Sun Nntonie, Seras.
Off,ieler agent fit ale eurepdi'
i9en Gampfers2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

@r n1acljte iid bart unb iprob itren9
nit ibr, aber nnpillfiirlid itrei6elte
er sic fleine, 5itternoe 0ano, er l0ite
foelei6 So8 Gpitentn0 non oen blons
ben 0aor, Iu6te unb fano oa5 RelSe
miis1en i'm @rpadnc3 unb oriicste es
ibr in bic 2oden, lpeil lie in ibrer
lpabniinni9en Surcbt oaS Notblpenoigte
uer0ab.
Gdon ftcg Der 3uQ burf Die Mauegn
Der l6lpdbiiden 9selioen1 porii6er On
Mietb8faiernen, eyleudteien StraBen
nit ibrem llidt allsu lebbafteu Ser
tebrseetriebe, an tablen Manoflad)en
nit BEN Rielenlettern Der Reflame fir
Nloofers Gafao uno Gudfer Oats, CT
farbisen Signallaterneu unb buntlen,
resunssloIeu gabniua9eureiben, bis
er in Sic elettriI@e Si9tffutb ser Sabns
halle bineinbrauiie.
Vlenf bob Bic iunge Srau in ieinen
9trn1sn aus bem g9agen. sic itano
ldmanfeno auf ibren SiiBen ,lno mollte
tautneln, aber Elm turses, berriI6es
@ort bon i'm, unO lie fam gu iid.
unangeiodten 9elangten lie, pom
@epdftrd0er gefcl9t nlittcn i'm W}ene
Fden9efptibl bis 3t bem 9lusgana, mo
bic 6obrfarten absenom1nen muroen,
ebenio nnbebelligt Ourd Oa8 9tuSgan98s
portal bis in cine 9roidfe.
3u oeridlpoTlneaen llm1;Ijen tau6s
ten ret1ts uuo lints Sic Gplounaoen bes
abnigstauss uno he5 S9lohe5 aus
bem ueibIidJen droItnebel allf, ietbit
auf hem furSen @ege na6 benz S)otel
Warquarbt gaben porneBme aualtfor'
men uno slnlagen iofort ben Giuorud
Der t6ni9li@en Ieiiben,, unb glenf,
Der aus bsm 9tieieusetriebe Sonbons
fam, semann ben @inbruf mobltbdtiger
8ube uno ariltotratiI6er Stille In zen
ipinternddtli9en gtraBen, no ihnei>
senbe G0tterbilber uno per3auberte
BalGIie unter leirht binflatternbem
Sdneementel ungeltOIt su trdumea
i9ienen.
Eprffebuna folot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
Q. aapitel.

Sc ndber bic ReiIenben Siuttsart
samen, Tim 10 beflemmenber ipur6e
ssrau bon Wlaruillions ansit.
Uielleidt bate man bic golisei bort
benadrihtist, unb iie murbe Bel Der
Gufunft perbaftetl
Diefe 9orftelluns brabte iie fait um
ben Dertanb.
Die Witreiienben batten ben 3u'
iammenbans ber 8esebenbeit ni1t be-
srtffeu, obslei6 fie bemerfen rnuBten,
baB etfras Gusersem0bnlides Dor ii9
seaau9en uor.
Bum @liid fonuten file bas tbeils
snelii6, tbeils franS6iiid sefiibrte Sc
fprd9 6es junsen 9aares nidt periteben,
aud hattie feiuer Der i'm @asen Ins
ipelenben bic 9erbaftunssISene beobadz
tet, bic fi6 benz Publifum nur i'm leg,
ten ausenblid Der abfabrt oeutlid
mia9ts, no 9eber sefp6bnli6 nit iid
ielbit beiddftist LIT.
9bre Berinutbung beidrdntte lid
baber barauf Sab ein Mtreilenber aus
Derieben Suriidseblieben fei.
Salb obnnddtie unb lei6enblab laf
0rau bon Mlaruiltion In ibrer Magen'
ede, ols sesen 9lbeub bic 2idter BOT
Stutteart am ounflen 5ori3ont ouf'
ta,ihteu.
Ulent, Der cine ernltlide Sbnmoh
befiirdtete, bot ieiuen san3en Ginflni
auf, iie bauor 5u beuabren.
Sic miiiien iid suiammenuebmen.
ober Gie erregen auiieben," iasie e
ftrens unb befebleno. sSeien gil
rubi9, es miro 9hnen nidts ssideben.
Sic ridtete fid iofort auf iino se
luann lire 0aliun9 ipieoer.
Gber fie fdob idusiuhenS ben glrn
in Sen ieinen unb bielt fit3 an ihm felt
On ihrer beiinnuueslOien slnsi
nradte iie lid an i'm, obne su ipiiiei
ootr su ilberleeen, mas lie tbat. Oe
iuHse Mann braudte einen groBel
slufipanO non selbitbeberrlhnng, IN
aihtern Sii bleiben unb ben Ioume
6ee Gnt3iidens 9eualijam nieber
auldupfen, oer i'm ergreifen ipollte
als CT ben ieinen Duit, Der aus ibreI
@emdn6ern unb aus ihrer friid)en
roli0en s9ugenofiille fiieg, aus oller
udhlter 9ldbe atbniete, udbrenb be
weite 6rauenarm trantpihaft ben isi
zen prsbte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
96 mtn.
Rsman bnm Marie stabl.
(Sprtiebung).

\OO~%tSRN$e's1/-
,Ste iolten iib semiB nidt in nit
seirrt baben, sudOise Srau,' iaste er,
fafi beipest, nit GROCER gbrerbietuns.
Grau BON Wlarpillion fubr fort, lid
in Bermutbunseu iiber bos S9idial
ibres @atten ;n ereeben uno fi6 ben
aopf 5u serbreden iiber bas Mariin,,
oaS bod porldufig nidt st heantworten
mar.
Gs fonnte oe1n iuusen Mann niht
entseben, baB Qeroismus nidi su ibren
neutrality-suspicious. 9eb6rte.
Der @ebanfe, bic S6ma9 beS Sat.
ten tbeilen 3n miiiien, battle etpas
Ddrdterlides fin iie, rnb por alien
Dtnaeu mar ibr oaran gelesen, iid
ielbit aus Ser Gefabr 81 retten.
Die raienSe gile bes SdnellSuses
ibien ilrer unsebulb iest einSdnedeus
gang uno cine fiebernbe slnelt llnb
llnseSulo ereriff lie, bas Gnbsiel 81
errei9en.
Wit oer @roBmutb bes Starfen
se9en ben 5dmaden itellte 9lent
iebo9 lebr niebrise snfpriide an bic
@barafteritdrfe elmer Srau.
9Etn mar es bas glatiirlidite, baB oaS
MB utr gum 8eidiieeu ba mar, MIR
uia :pon benz Wlann seliebt, peripObut
utt6 erbalien 3lt iperben.
Wit Der sr6Bten 9iiidiidt itren9te er
alles an, ieinen gdiielins sa be-
rabi9en unb 81 tr0iten.
GS 5eiste fid, baB ber ideinbar
arbeitsbarte Maann Elm feines @er>
ft6nonib unb cine 0eididte 0anc fiir
bie BebiirfniiIe elmer 0rau beiab.
Or idiiste 5rou bon aiarcilticn
forsfdlfis sesen bic inteniipe 8alte bes
Mintertases, sesen jebes raube 0iifts
den, bas lie beim Seffnen Der Chit
nber beS Senlters anfuebeu fonnte. st
bra9te ibr sur re9ten 3eii Starfunseu
ttnb muBte immer, mas gut fiir ite tpar.
0enn iie iid fpiberieete unb bebaups
fete, feinen giifen ellen unb teinen
SHlud trinfen al fSnnen, reoete Ell
ibr freunblid aber 10 erniibaft sn, mis
man einem fleinen unartisen ainoe
3urebet unb fie mubte iid jebes Wlai
faeen.
Der Gaut fiir bieie 5Hrioree tpar,
bab bic iunse 5rau iid ibm ME eir
iutraulides 9iub iiberlieB uno ibr
niMt iuebr tpie eiuen Sremben beban'
heIte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
Gin lpilfpntmener gsed,iel

lit tn benz Befnben zines seihpd6teu @sftems, Bel
| acknowledgement Gemhtbssuifanb unb sef6rtei
Berbauuns riro burth pas fpuperdn wtrfenbe 6esns
Itrunss= unb Stimulau5mittet cifetter's Magenbtt=
ters beptrft. Dem Werpemistem fdwddIiGer perz
fonen sebt sew6enlt4 pie n6tbise Spaznfraft ab.
Dteiem Mansel btlft baS 8itters ab, peIhes sletd=
,eitis pte Rerpen beru9ist. Diefe rpbltbdise Birs
funs ptrb baburdb terrrrse6raGt, baB baS @itters
bie gerbauuns resuIrt, anrest unb er.iatert. Der
rebeniiGe Waasen pirb beianftiBt mnb seitdrft Bite
eonittuton sesen fadbli4e tItmattae GinfIhfie ses
ieftist, bic iadbI8eu Golsea BON f6rperltGer pber
ssiitiser ueberanitreusuns uub GJeKsn aIer Grt
perbsn bsiettist. 2eute, pele ensm itarte tbrper=
Iide oher setttse Gnh.ensuns erbeifaenpen geruf
pbIesen, preiien oa5 Bttters ais fegenSre4eu Btez
perbrtuaer erneuter 4raft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
Sic 9eatideu In ben Ser. staaten.
Don Rudolf Gronau.
Sie yberiorenem 6 timber"
Deut5d1laubs,

y VI " U ..
Sn Gsutf1Ianb taMu man oft bbren,
baB bic nod ben 8ereinigteu Staaten
libergsiiebelten Geuti6en ais bic sber'
lorenen aiaber" besei6net tperben, bic
fur ibr Waterlan6 BON feiuem ferueren
Nuben mear ieien. Sebr oft tpirb bies
Ter alage felbft Ia maBsebenben 3eis
tungen Nusbruf perlieben, BON benen
cine unldnst iogar offen ausipra6:
ygnm nationalen Stanbpunfte aus
muB Die Nus wauberuug nod ben Ser.
Staaten alS bic unermlniGtefe bes
tra6tet merben." Bel berfelben @es
Iegenbeit murbe uatiirli9 aud Der ab'
geI1modtsn 9emerfuns aufs gteue
Raum segebsn. baB bic beutiben 4us'
mauberes In Imerita eigentli9 ni9ts
meter als ~&nIturbangef" fiir frembe
Nationen ieien.
Sc Iobnt fi9 serpiB Der Wtlbe, iene
8ebauptuugen auf ibren Wertb su
priifen.
Npn pornberein pirb man babel gus
| getieben mrf5en, baB peitaus bic met:
| ten Der auswanoernben Seutf1en benz
beuti1en &ei1e In pplitiiGer 6inf9t
perloren gebeu, inbem He nit ibrem
NuSf1eiben aus benz unteTtbauens
banbe oufb6ten, Steueru 3u aabien
unb Solbatenbienfe au DerriGien.
9asegeu aber fiub bic nod ban Ser.
| Gtanten sisbeuoeu Seuti6en tvebsr In
| uiribi1uiiliher nod In geiitigsr ge.
| siebung fur ibg 0aterlanb als gduaIif
oerIoreH su oeira4teu. Dies 1T leidi
ua65uusiieu. Webmen mir bie BE
ridte Der beu;lGen 6anoelsiiatifit sur
| Ganb. 10 gewahren mir, baB Seuiif'
Iauo nod tsiEem 2anbe cine 10 iiarfs
Wdarenuusfubr befgt, als nod ben
Der. 5taaten. gS purben bortbi1
pdbreab bes fieben Sabre umfaHenDen
3eiiraums BON 1889 bis 1895 fhr iibel
2508 MilIionen Marf @aareH ausge'
fiihrt. Cine anndberno glei9 groBG
WaarenaIsfubr unterbdlt Deuiidlaat
nur nod Oeiierrei9. uHgaru, bas mdh
renb bsReIben 3eitraumss fur 1885,
Wailionen Wart Waaren pon Oeuti6
lamb be3os. Dub bic 8er. Staatet
unb Oeferrei6 fi9 alS bieienisen bel
ben 2dnber nebeueinanber felleu, bi
ben fdrtfieu yebarf ftir beuff6e gr
seugniiIe baben. III nidbt ettDa elm gu
fan, fonberu IN ber 3baiia9e begran
bet, oaB bieie beiben 2duber ben gr0B
ten pro,entfab alIer int Auslanbe lie
benben Deuti6en behsrbergen. Ga
rauS fpigert, baB bic In bieien 2dnberl
pobnenbsn Geutf6en aud an Del
. Uerbrau6 bsr bortbin eingefitbriel
, beutihen Maaren sauj beionbers be
! tbeiIiet iein mnfen. Sn ben Der
. Staaien. NO bic Nnglo Imeritane
bisber euslif@e unb fransoRid]e 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
Senneiiee Centennial, yfaibbille,
Senueiiee.

Nom |. Mtai bis /. Nopember 1897.
Rateu bia s. 6 q. W..@iieubabn BON
San Mutcnio fnb pie folgt: $3.50
Bilette, limitirt su 10 8agen, gum
Uerfaufe 9ieuStags unb Spnnerstags.
s25. 20 8iaette gut fur 20 Gage;
s34. .35 8iaette giiltis bis l. NDu. '97.
8. M. stone, %. 6. Rissbp,
Maenteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
ssabrpla,t . Menberans.

Die International & @reat Wortbsru
&. q. giebt einen neueu Jabrplan
beraus. Der am Dounersiag, ben 8. Suli
In 3raft tritt. Wegeu Rdberem uenbe
man fib on bic 4seaten Der @eieaidaft.
Q. 5. 8riee. O. y. & 8. u.
0aIeftins, feraS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

Ne3ept 9lo. 1881 BON elmer
unb Mmen6 angefertist unb BON 6.
s. S@mibt In 6ouifon, 8eras, gum
8ertaufe angeboten, linbert bie59mers
sen bon Observation-Disclosures Man
beriude eine GIaf6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
Yroi. 0arrg Sfonte

bat feline 3aa3 Mfabemie In Ns. 125
Wef' 'Gommereetrabe erbfnet. Inter.
ri9t mirb ben sonsen Sag ertbeilt.
preife roiionabsI. Maht @ure ans
melbungeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01
ct. SomiS QlnSftenunG bum 8. 0ePs
tember hi3 23. Cftpber.

Die &. 6 8. q. n. q. mir6 ieben
Oienftae unb Donueriiaa rout 3. Gep.
tember bis 81. Otiober Nunbrsi{e. Bill
lette nod st. 2ouis, DE-. III III Sabrs
prsiie perfaufen. 0ieie Hilette Nnh
sur Retourfabrt 10 Sage saltis.
o. 5. priee, 9. q. q 8. u.
paleaiue, 9egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

= SEPT iit aud seseu bic r5rant.
furter 3eitung@ cine Mnflage mesen
Maieftdts bpleibisuns, begausen burd
etne 4ritit ber beuuBten @oblenaer
@ottesgnabentbumS &ebe, erboben
marbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

HaS ,,4 pxe' q I r"s8ter IN
etu abiolut retueS 0ebr6u, 81 beffen
9erfteIIun8 anSidalieklid, &upfeu nne
Wala Ser alIerbeften 0ualitdt pertpen'
bet irernen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-01

- NlleS In nteiner 8ran6e por'
thsilhaft Az taufeu bel G, H. DEAN. /.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
Our Asscniblymen. a

A Carson correspondent OF the
Reno Journal has tho following kind
words to say OF Elko County's Aesom-
blymon:
Hon. u. +. liardesty Of Elko. is n
prominent member OF tho Assembly,
Of pleasing address, and when lie
markcs point IT is Of telling effect.
lion. A NJ. McAioo Of Elko, resided
for many years in washoo county. A
more honest and conscientious man
thRn Mac dOcs not live. lilo is pro.
grcssivo and alive to the interests OF
Nevada.
lion. William Smiley Of Elko, is n
respected citizen OF the county whorO
he resides. llo Ia n careful and pains
taking legislator, and the people who
elected him member oi tho Assem-.
bly, will havo no cause TO regret their
choice.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
Thrnntensd Indian Outbreak.

Mondays Carson News has the fol.
lowing:
Governor !5adler was awakened this
morning by messenger who gave
him the following dispatch:
YEEISGToS, New,
Governor Sadler:--Indiuns have
threatened to burn and kill all whites
III the valley. Send 30 men by special
train and 80 extra stands Of arms.
by order OF Citizen Committee.
The Governor Immediately hunted
up Adjutant General Galusha and
after talking over tho matter the
Adjutant sent the following dispatch
to Colonel Lord in Virginia City:
Colonel Lord, lst Regiment,
Virginia City:-Be ready at u
moments notice with two companies
and so additional stands or arms to
proceed at once to Mason Valley to
put down Indian outbreak i'll Mason
Valley Immediately upon call.
CHAs. Ii. GALusHA,
Adiutant General OF Nevada.
Adjutant General Galshua caught
the outgoing train and upon his
arrival at Virginia undoubtedly issued
orders for Col. Lord to proceed to the
point.
In the meantime additional par
ticulars were obtained. 1t appears
that the trouble is the outgrowth o!
Il row between Piute and white
man named Logan who the Indians
claim fatally wounded one OF their
number with an iron while he was
protecting a squaw.
Tho whites not having Logan ar
rested inccnsed the Piutcs and a man
named Dyer who speaks Piutc, one
story goes, overheard them plotting
to massacre tho whites aud claims
that Indian runners sent were sent
out to Walker River reservation and
expect reinforcements from them
tomorrow.
Another and somewhat more prob.
able story has it that the Indians
threatened merely to kill Logan and
it is pointed that they would be
justified in so dong and have cause
for grievance at the officers OF Lyon
county.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
Money! Mako il Yourself!

I have never soon anything in the
papers about tho Peoples Wind Mill:
we call it tho Peoples because tho
inventor never, patented IL, but let
everybody uso II free. Any fnrmer
can make q mill mmsolf, aud all tho
material complete will not cost over
$40. II is splendid mill, will pump
tho deepest wolfe, und will last longor
than amy mill | liayo over had. Any
person can get diagrams and com.
plete directions free, no | did, by
sending Is twO.cent stamps to pay
postage, otc., TO Francis Casoy. ST.
Louis, Mo-; ho sells pumps also, aud
when you got your wind mill would
bo glad to sell you pump IL you need
II. 1t 10 certainly useless to pay 600
or $C0 for Il wind mill when you can
mako ono just as good for Sl0. | think
there could DO big money made put.
ting those mills up through the
country M everybody would like
them. A READER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
"To % Finish"

The following lines by derrick
Dodd' wore handed to us yesterday
by personal friend Of Speaker Allen
with the remark that they expressed
that gentlemau's views on the woman
suffrage resolution defeated in tho
Assembly last week. They may or
NAV not be libel on our worthy
speaker, but wo will take the chances
md publish them iD accordance with
the request OF his friend:
We've boxing bouts aud baugtails,
and matches by the srorc,
Yacht races, football scrimmagos and
coursiDg. too. galore.
But the contest To Il finish that we
know would surely please
ls fcy ior.all chm sweepstakes for
the female suirragecs.
They could meet in the Pavilion or
sOme other place more vast,
And when they got to talking we
could nail tho entrance fast.
Tho subject would he "Demon Man."
who, they would rCsolutc.
Keeps tho iron heel OF tyranny nailed
always To his boot.
And thcn-Rny the next morning
when the earthquakes seemed quito
DER.
We could count tho broken wagging
tongues that Uttered up the floor.
And II ono "lust-word" survivor from
tho wfeckage should arisc,
She would win tho golden bellows we
would hang up for the prize.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28

Trib, tried and truc, eliminates
iamo noes brought by bruiees.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
Total disbursements. 1884 %

Balance in treasury 23,lf2 p5
The above balance stands TO the
credit Of tho various iurds a. por
Trensurer's Balance Sheet, dated
boo. %, 1896:
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

have taken to baseball, and mines selected
from each club will appear on the field in
the near future. Dave Thom has been
selected to referee the game and that
means fair field and no favor.
DR.. w. G. Carver, the famous tran sho4
has decided to make his future home in
Spokane. The doctor is very much in.
fatuated with the country around Spokane
The Mongolian pheasants planted Ain
various parts of this State by the FisNb
Com mission and various private nartiei,
are for the most part doing well thonob
some of them have not been heard from
at all. Game WarIen Mckenzie renor+s
seeing several broods in Santa Claro
County. William Tevis reports that bis
are doing finely at Bakersfield. OF tbosa
put out by the State Prison Directors a.
Folsom, Captain Murphy reports see;rS
three or four fiocks all doing well. Onss
pair of those planted by the commissJoo
in Tehama County were seen last vel
One bevy out of those planted bv SON.
Los Angeles sportsmen were seen reca0tI.s
near Azusa. Quite q number have 10y
seen recently by Gem missioner T NJ
son back of Yreka in Siskiyou Coma.
| These have unquestionably came Gnsy'
from Oregon as none were ever lberot.9!
in that county. Those planted -
Visalia have not been heard from ana az
the dozen planted in Humboldt Cons
by the commission no reports have baoy,
=
is stated that 10 600 birds were marks+aS
in Oregon last year and if they do but ON
quarter as well in this State thew ygiI,
soon become plentiful if the marEat 4tN
hunters and pothunters will let III,
alone.
The Monterey Gun Club has issued n.
following programme for its Fourth %
July tournament:
First eyeut-A warm up" of ten birds, $50
added, three moneys, class shooting. s 80
ond event-ten birds, S25 added, tbrSe
moneys, class shooting; third eyent-ffraeI9
birds, $50 added, four moneys, class sboott
ing; fourth event-'handicap cup, " t5yeHtv.
five birds, Golcher handicap of MAY 2 1907
TO govern this event; fifth event-tEent55
birds, $35 added, four moneys, class sbooiy.
ing; sixth event-twenty birds $40 added
three moneys, class shooting seventh
event-tWenty birds, $50 added tbres,
moneys, class shooting Rose system iratio
5, 3 and p. All these events viii be gov.
erned by American Shooting Association
1ulRS
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19
THE OARSM AN.
All In Readiness for the Regatta at
Ei Campo c-MorroW-Great
Things Expected.

All In Readiness for the Regatta at
Ei Campo To-MorroW-Great
Things Expected.
Those who are fortunate enough to catch
the 1880 boat tomorrow morning for El
Campo. will witness the greatest boat races
ever held on the waters of San Francisco
Bay. Never before since the race between
Henry Peterson and William o. Connor at
the Alameda mole some years ago, has
such interest and preparation been mani
tested by all the oarsmen and their friends
and if the weather is favorable, many
coast records will be lowered.
As for the South End representatives
nothing has been spared in placing the
| men in good racing condition. For the
past month all the crews have been out
every evening, coached by such able oars
men as Will Thomas and Dan DOugherty,
and If the crews of the other clubs are as
confident of winning as the South End
boys, the struggle will be a mighty one.
The junior crew, composed OF Joe Lyons
stroke, Alex McGeOrge afterwaist, George
Fox forwardwaist, and Tom ShortalI bow
finished their training last evening and in
the words eff Joe Lyons they have a cinch
on the race
The Midgets, according to Captain Nc
Arthur are trained TO a whisper, and if no
bricks or anchors are tied TO their boat he