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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28

Three places, at least, are known
green snow Is found. Ono Of
these places Is near Mount Hecln, Ice
land; another fourteen miles east ON
the mouth of the Obi; and the third
near Quito, South America
It is claimed hat the tree from the
bark Of T-.:i quinine is obtained fur
nishes no q~uinine except in mnlorial re.
gions. If the tree is planted in q ma
lnrial district it will produce quininc;
il it Is planted in . non-malarial dis
trict 1t will not produce quinine. II IL,
therefore, inferred that quinine Ia a
mnlarial poison drawn from the soil
and stored UP in the bark of this tree.
The most remarkable gold beetles in.
the world are found in Central Amer
lea. The head and wing cases are bril-
liantly polished with n luster of gold
itself. To sight and touch they have
all the seeming of metal. Oddly enough.
another species from the same region
has the appearance Of being wrought
in solid silver, freshly FURNISHED. These
gold and silver beetles have a market
value. They are worth from S25 to $50
each.
The corpse plant is tho name of a
remarkable c~arnivourous specimen that
grows in the colony of Natal. It's prin-
cipal feature is n bell-shaped throat.
opening into q hollow stem. It is al
most black and covered with q thick,
glutinous secretion, while its odor Is
very offensive. This attracts carbon
feeding birds to it, and once they nlight
on it they r lost. Their claws be-
come entangled in the secretion, the
b~ell-shaped mouth folds up, and they
are literally swallowed.
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IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
.ALMAGUNDl.

Coroner Morgan Is getting along
nicely,
The attention OF the Masons is
called tn n notice III an ,ther column.
f.. CLONES il quite sick. lIe intends
to 20 San Francisco tomorrow.
Emmett Key ser returned from his
Texas trip Saturday night. He re-
ports very dull times III the country
he passed through:
Mr.. IL. j. Mnyham, general manag-
Ell Ot the Gold Creek Mining Com.
rany, returned from his Eastern trip
this morning.
W. II. Wibra writes from White
Rock that he is the happy father Of
u bouncing boy and that mother aud
child ARE doing nicely.
The loss by fire i'll the State print
ing office has been satisfactorily ad
jus:ed and tho insuruuc CT companics
have paid over SILL, the amonnt OF
tho loss.
Carson News. A telephone line
will be built between Carson and
Reno to connect with the Western
Union telegraph company. The
enterprise is that Of Zenas Pratt who
erected the Carson Valley line.
A delegation of prominent citizens
from Omaha will visit Carson this
week for the purpose Of securing All
appropriation for m Trans issis.
sippi exposition. In the present con-
dition OF Ncyada's finances, IL law
makers should not put tins unneces
sary burden on the people.
Tho Carson Appeal says: The
Western Union Co. proposes to have
Il lead pipe cinch on the light. II is
said they will M but "a single wire
into the Pavilion and during the fight
they will furnish the exclusive news
10y rounds To probably 100000 pool
rooms, bar rooms and hotels III the
United States. The rcpor; Of the
fight 10y rounds, that is, round one
going ont before two is fought, will
bc under their exclusive control and
the charge will be so apiece for
these bulletins. Figure it out nnd If
100000 bulletins are taken it will
amount 20 Il couple OF million dollars
all paid cash on the nail in advance.
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Marry rh,. CIR, quick.

l saw in your paper that a Is year
old boy made Sl.25 the first hour he
worked selling the Perfection Metal
lip L~ampwick. / ordered a sample
and went to work and the first week l
cleared S1O, the second week I cleared
$40; l expect to run up to sos a week
IN the near future, as the Perfection.
lip Metal Lampwck makes such II
beautiful white light and does away
with smokey chimneys and bad odor
and saves oil, it is easy to sell. II you
wish to try it send n two cent sta,ups
e, Miss A. NJ. FritIs Station A.. ST.
Louis. Mo-, and she will send you
sample outfit, thus is a good way to
mako money around home.
Miss TINA W..
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rrRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SlLMAGUNDt


A. r. Lansing arrived from Ogden
1, day.
II you want t. celebrate Wishing
TONS birthday. 90 To the ball onday
u ..ht.
Monday being Westinghouse birth
day no paper will be issu ii from this
ollice.
Judge Talbot went down to Reno
las, night. lie will take in tho legis-
laturc before he returns.
Work will begin next week on Stu
url's arena for the prize fight. I will
have a seating capacity OF 1850.
J. w. Sellers from Denver is fitting
up ile old Humboldt brewery rs II
saloon and lodging house.
Charles l.. Wendell arrived from
New York city today on II visit to
Frank R~cckhart.
Chief Justice Beasley OF the Su-
pcemc Court Of New Jersey died OF
pneumonia yesterday. lie was 81
yrars old.
Thirteen children were injured in =
lire ut the Everett school building,
Boston, yesterday. The fire was cr-
tuguished without any considerable
damage.
Robert Fitzsimmong, the prize
fighter. passed through Oh No . Inst
night. Quite Il crowd was 1T the
tram Ia sec him but he did nut show
ihmscli.
The Carson correspondent OF the
l,anu Gazette writes that journal that
rust Of the bills before the legisla
,ure are Of "a local character that or
i-lnaicd IN some personality. The leg
i.a'urc should set down hard upon
al such measures and o permit it.
sIf to he made the dumping ground
~ personal spitcs. 1t was not elected
TO- that purpose.
The bill io sub,nit the prize hight
la to n vote OF the people ut the
nest "lrcGon was beaten III the AZ.
srtubly yesterday by 4 vote Of s TO %
tbs does not prohibit the people
iom expressing their opinion OF it
n tine ballot box as the law can he
made nm is"uc III tho party platforms
iu; the same rs il the hill had passed
W. think ;hsrc will bc but little op
position to the measure two years
frum now.
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The GuldSpusl,

Senator Hill has written an article
for the Forum, which ostensibly
points ont the way for Democracy
lie says the mistakes OF the recent
contest must not be repeated; the
objectionable features OF the Chicago
platform must DO abandoned; conser-
Tntism must replace radicnlism; the
selfish interests OF sectionalism must
give way to the best interests Of the
whole country; cancellation must
prevail instead u %ostracism; a broad
apd liberal policy in party manage.
ment must be adopted; tlero must
TO grcater freedom OF opinions
tolerated, and sincere efforts must b.
made to adjust and harnonize hone.
differences; alliances with Populists
must be avoided. and, above all,
thorc must DO n return 10 tho iunda.
mentnl principles OF thu purity from
which temporarily it has 40 materially
dcparted.j
Da"id Bennett Hill, ono OF Tho
$4,000 Pulmcriics out OF 1900, 900
voters who cast their ballots at tho
late election, posing as a guile to the
hosts Of Democracy! VOL. to be
sure. iic is q guids-a guidcpost-
That has once served a useful pur-
pose but which the mutations Of tino
have left ne Il dangerous land mark,
Like tho guidopost OF old with out
stretched arms, he stands pointing
the way. Tho budapest when placed
IN position told OF tho right rond mud
tho wrong road 10 travel, but eomo
time since tho elements have cut deep
Gullics. and the guidcpost now directs
the weary wanderer astray into the
pitn " dienstor. So Il 10 with Hill.
Lott standing 10y public neglect Mt
the crossing Of The political roads. he
still pOiDts IN the same direction,
apparently unconscious Ot the deem
and t]roachcrous CULTS which tho
stream OF time has lott across tho
road oYcr which he directs those who
give him Implicit coniideco.
Some u should tako him down,
Ogden Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28

Death Of %. 4. Gregory.
MIR. ID. u. Gregory, and old resident
Of the state, died uturdny afternoon
after nh Illness "a ..irco or four days.
Mr.. Gregory camo TO Elko county
about four years ago and purchased
the j. ID. Abel ranch at Fort llallcci;.
lie lived there until u few months ago
when he sold ont md took "a trip To
Missouri. On Ina return he went Ia
Lamoillc Valley where he lived with
his brOtlicr.in-law Mr.. Hammond.
during the fore part Of last week no
was around the valley negotiating
for tho purchase of Il ranch. About
four days before his death, ho was
taken with pneumonia and DIR. Nc.
DUwoll was summoned. Though all
that tender nursing and medical
science could do IN done, nothing
could stay the messenger Of death.
Saturday afternoon the summons
came and his spirit took it's flight to
the unseen world. 49,.
The deceased leaves IL widow aud
ono daughter, about seven ycars old,
10 mourn his loss.
Mr.. Gregory was u man universally
esteemed hy all who know him and
Iis untimcly death will be mOurncd
by II large circle 81 friends.
May he sleep peacefully beneath
the sOds Of the Stntc hc loved 20 vol.
Simon $. Hartman. Oi TunncltOn.
Wcai Va, has been subject to attacks
~ collie about one II year. aud wou!d
have tu call II doctor aud then suffer
for about twelve hours ia much M
some do when they die. He was taxi
Oh recently just tho ain "a nj other
times. aud concluded to try Chamber.
lain's Conc. Cholera and Diarrhooa
Remedy. lie Rays: 81 took ono dOso
OF IL anl II gave mc relief IN five
minutes That il moro than anything
clso hao over done for mo- For enlo
by NJ. II. Miller.
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uds for washInrt"p'. birthday.

ods for w~a,hInrt"p'. birthday.
Welcome to the day returning.
Bearer still M ages iinw,
Wnils the torch of Faith is burning
Long Hs Freedoms affairs glow?
See the hero that it gave MS.
Hlumbcriug um II mO'iiUr'S breast;
For the arm he stretched to save us.
BE IT. morn forever blcst.
Hear the tale Of youthful glory.
While o! BritaIn's rescued band,
Friend and foe repeat the story,
Spr, al iIIs fame DER sea and land;
Where the rcdcroSs. proudly streaming
Flap above the frignto'H deck.
Where the golden lilies. cleaning.
Star tho witch towers Of Quebec.
Look! tho shadow on tho dial
Marks the hem OF dcadlicr strife:
Day6 OF terror. years oi trial.
ScOurdga a nation into life.
L., the youth became her Loader!
All her baficd tryants yield;
Through his arm tho Lord has freed
her:
CroHn him on the tented field.
Vain il empires mad temptation;
Not for him an earthly crown!
llr whose sword has freed a nation
Strikes tho offered scppter down.
See the thrOnGlcss COuqucrOr scented,
Ruler by Il peoples choice;
Soc the patriotic task completed;
ilcar the fathers dying voice.
by tho name that you inherit.
liy tho sufTerings you recall.
Cherish the fratcrnal spirit;
Love your country first OF all!
Listen not 10 lido questions,
II its band, may be united:
Doubt The patriot whose suggestions
Whisper TINT its props may shdc.
Fathor! We whose ears have tinglod
With the wUrde Of doubt and shame,
W.. whose sircs their blood hnvo
mingled
In the battles thnndcr.ilame.
Gathering, while this holy morning
Lights the land from q 10 sea.
Hear Thy counsel. heed thy warning;
Trust w. while we honor ihecI
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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Noties OF Meeting.

A meeting OF the Salmon Rives
Mining and smelting,Co. will DO held
at Al North Main Street.: Butte City.
Montana, on the first day Of March
ut 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
electing officers for the term of one
year.
II. @. GnAHLING,
Secretary OF Salmon River Mining
and Smelling Co, Al N. Main St
Butte.City, Montana.
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Threw Away hi. Canes.

Mr.. ID. Wiley, cx-postmastcr, Black
Creek y. \. WAS su badly afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he WAS only
able I" robbIc around with canes, and
y t. then it caused him great pain.
After using Chamherlain's PAIN
Balm hc WAS 50 much improved tlmt
he threw away his canes. lie says
this linimcnt did him morc good than
ali other medicines and treatment put
together. For sale Mt 30 CENTS by NJ.
II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28
N~fIrrtInna of u lInchrlor,

Anyway. men don't stcnl each
others hatpins at an evening rcccp-
ton.
Most girls ,hiuk married lie is II
perpetual banquet, with no dishes to
wash.
When n woman IL frat married, sho
"ondors what takes tho place OF mar.
ringc in heaven. After sbo'a been
married n few years pho iRn't particu.
lnr what IL is.--New York Press.
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A Churn that Churns I'm Ono Mlnu,c

| have been in tho dairy business
all INV lifo and hive many timcs
churped for m hour before butter
you'd appear, 80 whom l. hoard OF n
Ghurn that would ohurn in n minute,
l concluded To Try IT,. Every dny Tor
u Seok l used IL, and not only could |
churn in II minute, but | got moro nnd
better butter than with the common
churn. This is worry important in
~tosination To butter makers. The
churn works caaily and will churn nm
ordinary chutning 10 less than eixty
ecconds. | hnvo sold two dozen Of
these churns In tho past month.
Evory butter mixer Tint has seen mo
churn in less than n minute bought
ono. You n obtain all desired in.
formation regarding tho churn by nd.
dressing j. f.. Casey & Co, 81. Lonis.
Mo-, and they will give you prompt
and courteous attention.
a DAIRYMia.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28

Your homo is incomplete without
it, aud the price is within reach of all.
| ordered IL for my own use-and it
was so handy and convenient l went
{" taking orders for them and sold 81
III II day making over So clear. it
gives a beautiful white light, Chin
neys never break from heat. it is al
ways clean and ready. Francis Casey,
81. Louis, Mo, will send sample for
Is two cents stamps, write for one. |
got my start from him. GEORGE b.
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by local application ma they cannot
reach the discussed portion ~ the cart
Tltore IL only II way to euro deaf
ness. md that ia 10y cons;ii u;iouuI
remedies. Deafness ia cnuscd 10y M
iDilanad condition 81 the mucoua lin
ing OF tho Eustachiau Tube. When
this tube gotta inilnmcd you hive 4
ruimbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when II ia entirely closed deaf.
ness is the result, and unlces the in
Illumination can hc tnkcm out and this
tuba restored Ia itg normal condition.
hearing will bc destroyed forever;
niue cnses on u ten nrc caused by
catnrrll, which IL nothing but M
inHamed condition OF tho mucous sur
fHCCR.
w will give One Hundred Dollnra
for my care 81 Deafness (cuuscd bv
caiarrhl that cannot bG cured by HAIR
Cntarrh Cure. Send for circulars.
tree.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
sold by Druggista. Toe.
Halls Family Pills arc tho best.
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In M~Inorinnn.

At "a meeting Of the teachers and
pupils Of the Wells Sunday School,
the following resolutions were adopt-
ed:
WHEREAS, The Great and Supreme
Ruler OF the Universe has, III His in
finite wisdom. removed from among
us one Of III worthy and esteemed
citizens, Dr.J. w. Petty. and
WHEREAs, The long and intimate
relation held with him in "A social rs
well az professional capacity, makes
it cmincntly bciitting that we record
our appreciation of him; therefore
RcSOiUCd. That the Wisdom and
ability which he has exercised in the
aid Of humanity by ever faithful scr
vice. will he held in grateful remcm
brancc.
RcSOirCd, That the sudden re-
moval Of such IA life from among
our midst leaves IA vacancy and Il
SHADOW tliat will be deeply realized
10y all. and will prove II serious loss TO
the community and public.
Rcsoircd, That in deep pympathy
with the bereaved relatives Of the de-
ccascd, we express our hope TINT even
so great a loss To us all may he over
ruled for good by Hin who docth all
things we'll.
Rcsoired,. That a copy Of these reg.
olutions be forwarded To the Elko
press for publication. and II cop, pre-.
sentcd to the bercavod family.
MAup DAuGHtHTY COULTER,
KATHERINE iILHEYMAN,
EDNA IlAMILL,
CLEOS MURPHY.
VIRGISIA pRUNTY,
myrtle RALrn,
WTNHifRfD WOODRUFF.
Com. on Resolutions.
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Lost.

Ono two-year-old heifer, white with
red spots on the head and neck, and
branded with a bar X. on tho left
ribs. Underbit in left ear.
Anyone finding the; above will
please notify Georgei IN. Clayton,
Elko, Nevada. I'm:
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For Safe.

The old and well established .busi-
ness OF General Merchandise known
as Arnheim's. Stock, iixturesI:: nnd
real estate il desired.
Address,
A. ARNHEIM,
2-8-lm Ca-lin' Nevada
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BORN.

STEAIToS:-In Butte Valley, EIko
county Nevada, February 7, 1897,
to the vile Of J. 5. Stratton. a
daughter.
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II.i'.

GHEGoHY:-In Lamnillc. Valley, Feb
ruary 20, 1897, Mr.. d. T.. Gregory. II
native Of Missouri. aged 40 years, D
months and 26 days.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-02-28

How the nipprr saved the f"rm.
Father was suck and the mortgage
on tho farm was coming due, ] saw IN
he Christian Advocate where Miss A..
NJ. Fritz Of Station 4, ST. LOuIs, Mo.
would send II sample combination dip
per for Is two cent stamps, and | or.
derod one. | "a the clipper could 10
used as "a fruit jar filler; Il plain dip
per; q fine stfainGr; a funnel; Il strRin.
or funnel; Il sick room warming pan
und II pint measure. These eight dir
fcrcnt usen makes the dipper such Il
necessary article TINT | went 10 wOrl;
with IT and 1t sells at very nenr every
house. And III -four months paid Off
the mortgage. think | eau clear rs
much ~ 200 II month. lf you need
work you can do we'll by giving tins 4
trial. Miss A. NJ. Fritz. Stanton a. st.
Louis. Mo, vii! send you Il sample for
IL two cent stamps-write at once.
JOHS q. n.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17

Last evening. Montezuwa camp, NO. y
w. o. W., entertained Invited guests, In
tseir lodge rooms, with q grad banques.
Plates were spread for thirty, and u goes
without saying, the places were allied. The
tables were piled with a load Of meats
sweets and vegetables. while from tho side
board, coffee, sweet cider and Macbeth
water we're dispensed with lavish hand.
l. j. Marcus, as mater OF ceremonies
gave q short outline OF the objects OF inc
order. to the uninitiated, after which. for .
timeiquiet reigned supreme, broken only
now and then by some stentorisn voice
enquirlng where did that chicken goY'
smore coffee, IL you pleaso;'' ''pass tba'
"a ,d;' ''oh, don't bother mo !" and other
NJ DIRECTIONS, In as positive a atone Of voice
as a mouth full OF chicken, ham. cake, and
| other edibles would permit.
Bol Rosenthal led the van at dIsposing q
chicken; viii Wood consumed ham iiie q
sausage machine, while J. Biehl, with On
eye 10 business, vas solicitous that all
should eat a plentiful supply of cucumbers
Billy Kirkpatrick displayed an unusual
appetite for cake, while Al Rogers handled
the pickles without tongs.
Charley Schlott and J. M. Jacobs, hav
ing an eye to comfort, did the gallant BY
serving the timid ones, only to come In OF
the home stretch, in An open field after thu
rest had retired; and the way the viand'
disappeared when they did turn loose
would suggest a couple OF "1humblin's'
bags. N,
After all had eaten to repletion. they re
tired to the lodge room, where Prof. Mile
discoursed sweetest melodies from the or
gan, while L. r. Allen and q. ]. Morton
entertained the audience with choice selec
lions, such as "The Old Folks ut Home
"Dug Foot Sue" and other equally patti
otto. pathetic and humorous songs. At 1
O'Clock, the ~assemblage broke up to thu
tune Of "Home, Sweet Home" with tbl
resolve to never do SO any more, l dom
think!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17
O~raduatIon Honors.

The faculty and class of '97 OF the uni
versity Of Michigan, department Of law,
desire the honor VI your presence at theiI
annual commencement, june g7tn to July
LIST, 1871, at Ann Arbor, Mich,
The notification printed above has been
J1st received by q number OF our citizens,
who are all equally gratifisd at the culmi-
nation of the formal studies OF QUE clever
young townsman. Albert T. Rogers, Jr.
He graduates this month at bachelor OF
laws from the famous law school at Ann
Arbor, and we congratulate his parents
upon this honorable termination Of his
student life.
1t is to be hoped that he will decide to
make bis home here among his long time
friends and we join with them in predict
ing a brilliant career for the young law
yer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17
puRcoNAL plcK-vnp.


J.W. Cooper, the feeas lanv,s Nap, 4
IN the city, to-day. '
u.ovv fseberman Ia doing the cit, m ths
interest Of his Chicago bu.fness horse,
v,c,or and Hsperidion Lucsro "A mn,
go peog,esso marketing tbsir WOO
o,,,T
|[.' :
Oh Nicno's' tne frln'u"a wool buyer
Is casting ABOUT Tor pns''eHA N we oi'y Oh
the To-Day
Arcnitec' \ H. napp returned rom q
'fip 70 A.puqes'qae ena sne 'oa'ne'"
country 'o'' "0'"''s'
Joshua >. Reynolds went down to Aibu-
querque o E' go last evening on
p'Sa'''' "'' '''' 'oo
Mr.. o MIS- deo. W. Haynes OF Boston
wen Known III SANTA re- are spending the
summer at tne Las vegas noe springs
r. ID. Green, W. 0. Howe, Navajo; +. Il.
Gallagher, Watrous; ]. Doherty, Boston;
Sam Smith, Denver, put up at the New
Optic.
j. q. Duncan leaves. this evening, for
| Kansas CITY. where he will purchase two
csr-loads Of wagons and bupeies to re-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17

The marriage of Miss Bertha Brash Il
Joe Morse, occurs ut 5 o'clock, this after
noon, at the residence OF the bride'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brash. To
night, at 8 O'Clock, a reception viii be helt
at Rosenthal ball. at which time the happy
couple will receive the congratulations o
q host of friends who have known the con-
tracing parties. since childhood, and wht
Join THE OPrIo In regrets that Las Vegas
is to lose one Of its most charming bellies
while wishing the happy couple their full
measure Of nuptial bliss and success
wherever they may roam.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17

At the Woodmen's lodge room, las
night, a large number of members joined
their heads, and at the end Of their busi-
ness session two new members were duly
enstalled. A banquet with the most
delicious table was furnished, and a most
enjoyable time was had, after which the
choppers dispersed, carrying with them
grateful remembrances Of social and
brotherlv love. 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17
Cattle Notes

II. o. Howe, of the Wabash cattle com
pany of Arizona, fed ten cars of cattle In
Las Vegas. yesterday. consigned to Denver.
Cattle shipments rave materially fallen
of, during the past few days.
From the lst to the 14th of June, Inspec-
tor p. J Towner, of the Colorado board,
Issued health bills for 1898 head of cattle.
passing through Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17

Sidney H. Dent, a notary public with an
Office in the McPhee building at Denver,
Cole, writes the district clerks office that
be Is taking dispositions in the case Of
Frank Genest against the Las Vegas
Mesonlc building association ct al and the
same will be promptly forwarded BY mail
on the payment OF his fees amounting t.
the sum OF $3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-17

The subjects under discussion, to-day
were: The Revolutionary War, physica
features OF the earth and their results or
the location of large cities, annua and
compound interest, participles and mimi
tives, the nervous system and a continual
ton Of the study of the mind.
Tomorrow, the subject of alcohol and
narcotics, as legally demanded IN our pub
lie, will claim the attention of the class IN
physiology. /.