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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
4 Srw Law Needed.

This State needs some law rcgulat.
ing tho conduct Of pardoncd convIctT,
When they leave tho popitcntiary they
should be made Ia understand that
they are given II chance Ia reform. a
icw days ago Il maj named O'Kceie
wlW pnriOncd out, md tho NEXT dry
he celebrated hie liberty 10y trying ia
clean out Steamboat Springs. lie
had Ia bo knocked in the head with II
crowbar. There should TO u lnw tC
tho elTcc; Tint pardnncd convict
who commits IN overt act within one
yrar Of his pardon should bc sontcn.
cod to - back Ia tho prison and linisl,
his term.
4 law ~ tl:is kind would bc m ~
icciivo check on tho dispopition 81 The
men pardoned tO celebrate the oven,
too hiluriously.-nrpcal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
lFROM MONDAYS DAILY
SALNiAGUNDl.

Quite frosty this morning.
Last night was an ice muker.
The Nevada legislature met in
Carson today.
The Gold Creek News says u DIR. is
needed badly at thnt camp. Here Ii
a chance for some good physician.
Constable Triplett arrested II
drunken Indian last night and Just.
ice Morgan gave him five days in tho
county Jail today.
We regret TO learn that Samuel,
the l~7-year-old son OF DIR. Mcdowell,
is very low with consumption. Wo
sincerely hope the young man may
re cover.
Call:--Thc death OF a man in New
York from Ii disease contracted by
holding Il piece Of paper money in his
mouth is another warning to the pub
lie not to chew the rag.
a pessimistic German says: IF
the dear God should announce from
II end Of the world to another that
on the lst Of january, from II to /
o'clock, He would open the gates Of
Paradise to all who made application
at the time, the women would arrive
late, in spite Of the importance OF the
occasion. Ihcy would find it i'm.
possible to complete 4 satisfactory
toilet before evening"
For II Iain in the cEest Il piece OF
flannel dampencd with Cha mbtrlains
Pain Balm and bound OH over the
seat Of the pain, and another on the
back between the shoulders, will al.
ford prompt relief. This is especially
valuable i'll cases where the pain is
caused by a cod and there is II ten
dency toward pneumonia. For sale
by NJ. IL. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
tFROM TUESDAYS DAILY
jAi!NiAGUNUl.

Not so cold today.
Tho ice harvest il in full blast.
Sam McDowell's con ditionis about
the same.
George Pcltier went to Sacramento
Saturday night.
a grand ball viii be given mt Free.
man Hall on the evening Of February
22nd. The al. will appear tomorrow.
W. 4. Iiacon's many friends will
be pleased to learn that be has nccn
elected Minute Clerk OF the Assem-
bly,.
w. Il. Duvull has bonded Elr.
Wes,on's copper mines at Lone
Mountain. Hope he will make Il
fortune out uf their.
The INDEPENDENT acknowic Iges
the receipt Of IL copy Of Governor
Sadler's message. We will have
something to say about il TOMORROW
In the joint caucus OF the Senate
and Assembly last night to select a
candidate for United States Schat0r.
Senator Jones received forty five
votes. As this comprises tho entire
membership VI both branches OF the
legislature. there viii he no opposi
iioI. to his election.
The Supreme Court lied Il decision
Saturday i'll the case Of &. II. T.. !iGr-
din Us Governor Sadicr. The Court
holds that tbsrc is no vacancy in illc
Office of Lieutenant Governor and
dismls 'es the application Tor Il writ Of
mandamus 10 compel the Governor ,n
issue a certificate OF election TO Mr..
Hardin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SAi.iIAGUNDl.

Mr.. Pcltier has returned from Sac,
rameuto
EN-I;ougreSsman Mason Of Chicago
has nean elected United States Sen.
ator 10 succeed Senator Palmer.
c. Alexander Manning, OF Oakland,
California, was married in Wells To
Miss Helen Steel of that place yes
terday.
Coroner Morgan was called to
Carlin today to hold an inquest over
the remains OF u man found along the
railroad trick.
Senator Jonee will banquet the leg
~islature ut the Arlington House, Car
son. on the evening OF January 2T:h.
The banquet promises to be Il big af-
fair.
DR.. b. f. Fuller OF Reno ia in town
He will so to Gold Creek tou orruw
tn look over the situation wit, the
intention of locating III that p-u MS
ing camp.
The County Board OF Eluca,ivu
will bold regular meetings on the las
Friday evening Of each month. Those
having bills against tho high school
are rcqursteito present them each
month.
Tho Humboldt county delegation
refused To make Senator Jones NOM
iuu,ion by the caucus unanimous
They are for home rule in Nevada
politics.
Tho total cost o; the high school
building. outhons"s. grading the
grounds. diviIing fence ami furnish.
ing the two school rooms appears to-
day Ii will be of interest to the tan
payers.
The principal expert in the world
III gfasses. sod and turf believes that
Il grass may be grown on the arid
plains Of the Wet entirely without
irrigation. He wants to try the OK
pertinent. 1t would be refreshing il
he could carpc; NeYada's desert with
green.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
[FROI SATURDAYS DAILY
SNdHhG UN d.

Hore snow fell today.
sMc too .Plntt will succeed Darid
d. Hill rs Senator from New York.
j. Il. Dougherty came up from Car.
lin thu morning and returned on No.
William 4. Roe, the murderer of
Mrs. Greenwood. was hanged in
Napa. California, yesterday.
The Truclsce Ice Palace has closed
again, 'hc weather beng too warm tn
keep 1t in good condition.
Tho total indebtedness OF Nyc
County on January ], 1897, WINS 49,
GIG OF. Total cash in funds ON above
date SIP 65.
Mr.. md Mrs. II. +. Hnrris returned
from Ruby Valley last night. They
report u heavy Rnow.storm in that
section. -,
The Dun Glen correspondent Of
the Sil ,er State says: Dana Calden
has postponed his wedding day on
account Of having lost his wardrobe
in the caboosc, which recently burned
at Orcana.
Tho County Commissioners OF Nye
county mt their last meeting re-
deemed S2.i5O Of county scrip. The
price paid Cor the same being
sl,5l7.5,.
The model husband lives i'll Phila-
dclphin. He never allows his wife
tn do more than half the work. She
puts ~ I'LL the canned fruit liz the
IN and he puts it down ia the
the winter.
The strike Of cinnabar ore i'll Wan.
Burk"'s mine near Steamboat
Springs lids fair To prove valuable.
Tie ore Ia ricL. in quicksilver and
there Is 4 large deposit of it.
We we're il error the other day IN
sayiEs tiIat Mr.. Massey made a mis-
take III drawing warrants on the
Elkn district fund instead OF the High
school tunl. Tie mistake was made
in tho Auditors Office.
Appoal:-A man Oh Carson street
yesterday was taken to task by his
wife because lie swore at some young-
STEERS who pel,ed him with snow balls.
-l'm swearing 10 please the young
stcrs. DON'T You know they like to
hear it,
Professor Napttii Herr Imber. "A
Prophet Of some note, Gays that the
year u 1897 will be one of importance.
Among other things lac says great
earthquakes viii visit Japan and tho
results 81 the shocks will he felt in
Europe, Md in California the reign Of
prosperity will almost equal the gold.
ell uge
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
!, hAs GOT INFO PRINT.

That II oil which has been spilled on
n carpet is Immediately covered with
cornmeal, the oil will be absorbed.
That a t~easpoonful Of carbonate of
magne@ia put into q quart of cream
Or milk that has turned but is not sour,
will make it sweet again.
That sand grit from small fruits may
be removed by placing the fruit care
fully in q clean basket, and then dip
ping the basket into fresh, cold winter.
That currants dried ut home are
much nicer than those that can be
bought, and are easily done by remoy-
ing the stems, spreading on plateS,
sprinkling we'll with sugar, and drying
in the saE, c. il q allow oven.
That an excellent hair wash NAV be
made of one cents worth OF powdered
borax and half q pint of good olive oil
poured ove- n pint Of boiling water
and letting the mixture cool, and pour
ing it into o bottle to be well shaken
before using.-Good Housekeeping. =,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
A Lively SranCr.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland had Il
lively time at their residence Satur-
day night. They had spent most Of
tho evening mt Mr.. Hollands Office and
on gong home lit II lamp directly
under u Rochester lamp hanging from
the ceiling. While sitting by the
stove. they were startled 10y Il report
and on looking round Saw that the
hanging lamp lad exploded knocking
the lamp beneath it over and play
ing smash generally. Mr.. Holland
made Il dash for tho bedroom and
gathering up al armiul OF quilts and
blankets he threw them on the burn
Iug oil and smothercd tho flames. but
not until the quilts and blankets
wore badly damaged 10y the tire and
oil.
Our people who are in the habit Of
putting lighted lamp under Il
hanging lamp might do we'll to make
Il note OF this accident and stop tho
practice.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
Help thu. Boom Along.
(Conmunlcated.D

The development OF the rich gold
country to the north is a long step
toward the rchabilit ;tion Of the
camps and districts which ma Re
Elko county and our near 10y
mountlims famous in the production
Of the precious metals.
II is the first move in the series ~
enterprises which will bring back
prosperity tn the State and vii! re-
store value 10 land. labor, product
and chnttcl.
The profitable installation 81 this
enterprise will furnish prot ~ the
value u similar undertakings else
where.
Tennessee Gulch, ards. Tusca-
rora. Lone Mountain. Mountain City
and campo beyond, producing actively
from their MASSES of varied mineral,
will restore Elkr to it, old dignity.
and advance il to "a foremost town,
for it il the natural. Ccntral supply
point alre ady equipped 10y rail con-
ncCtion with thriving points east and
west. TO winch can be brought every
thing necessary for the operation Of
the business Of a stirring center.
Immediately about us and directly
tributary are the several ingredients
employed i'll orc reduction. lime, iron,
lead, copper silver and gold, which
can be 30 conveniently assembled
here that a chief rrOduct Of tho
county should he bullion and matte.
Already has this town felt the I'M
pulse given to industry by the I'm.
d]ertakinGs oi the Gold Creek Mining
Company, and there are suggestions
Of the old days in the loaded four. six
and eight horse outfits, cuily going to
the new camp. Money ia easier. rm.
ploymcnt better. and all lines %
business have improved.
Corresponding enterprise upon Tie
part ~ our people Will advance
matters, and active participation and
cooperation will result Ill spcedicr
profits and lasting rcguits.
We are not To sit with folded hands.
mere watchers 81 the thrift Oi others
furnishing the field aud the gram
while they harvest. but we mu / have
II hand in. and share the reward.
Our people should got together.
counsel us To ways and means, end
furnish Il method Tor tho coustan,
dissemination ~ that knowledge
which will attract men and money
for profitable employment.
Boards OF Trade elsewhere have
done very mucl. ~ TINT way. Emery
may be dormant, but Ia yoi alive aud
should spring to action. Every
farmer haa an intctc-t III the pro ,rcrs
Of these mattcrH. FOR ~ live town. the
immense consumption III the INNING
CAMPS, will call for more extensive
planting, and will give rru.it. ~hcr'
ut present n mere living ~ c,;rl.
We hope soon io hear ~ combined
effort on the part NJ our huriucS5
mcu aud of vigorous aciion.
Capital ia learning that thcro ia
more To bc madn in tho development
az miuca already sufficiently advanced
aa to insure large production, than m
purchasing great paying min"s. fof
whose eal". except Mt II price bcy"u
their worth. no Fufi"i"mt Il can
bc nagignCd. and that the camps "i
Nevada oIror greater Inducements
thnu Ctccdc. Cripple CrccE. L"adv'llc
Mcrcur. llandsburgh, or the better
maintained localities ~ California.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
n-RIh of Mira. Daimler.

Mrs. Lizzie Daimler, II sister Of
James. Frank and Sam Doughty,
died III Carlin Sunday. Mn. Daimler
ur TO last july was Il picture OF
health and seemed fair to live to n
ripe old age. She was taken with
mtiammatory rheumatism Oh the 81
~ last July and since then she has
been confined to her he'll. The i'm
mediate cause Of death being heart
disease resulting from iniiammatory
rheumatism.
Mrs. Daimler wils one OF Elko
county's leading school teachers and
her many friends throughout the
county will he panied to hear OF
her sad death.
Tie INDEPENDENT extends its
rincercst sympathics to the sorrow-
my relatives. May tho bright o.
ample II their loved ones life prove a
beacon light TO guide them safely
INTO the haven Of eternal rest.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
The Porter Jones SuptIaIS.

At the residence Of the brides
mother, i'll Eureka, Nevada. ut S:3O
o'clock Tuesday evening, January l..
1897, j. i. Porter OF Huntington
Valley and Miss Lillian Z. Jones
were Joined in the bonds of holy
matrimony, the Roy. NJ. S. Riddle,
officiating.
y beautiful wedding march. played
10y Miss Hui, introduced tho marriage
party, Led by Misses Maggie and
Grace Jones. Sisters OF the bride.
Miss May Wit,onbcrg played the
part 81 the bridesmaid. and r. f..
Porter, brother ~ the happy man,
that Of groomsman.
The ceremony having been i'm
prcssivcly performed, congratulations
were rendered. and at 1879 O'clock
the guest, some tw~enty-six in mum.
Der, led by the wedding party. were
uShcred into lie dining.roum and
partoOk IF the bountcaus marriage
feast prepared 10y iiie brides mother.
All having crgalcl themselves. the
nirbt UNA sror, :; .m.
AZ 1 o~,,.Ioci, Ia. -, I'll -
their homes, Wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter lon, u,J ,r.suo-nr. H.. :,
copiuyoI hI;ss
Tho L,-ido wos ,,z,otru,. iii, :;
white silk -GrrrcI orh.,-ns. ,r;n,uaI
wiih sill, Io.n ,rI r;bl,,u orl u,.am.L
hcr hl,,shcs L,,I.aI cr,rr;u,I,
sweet. Tho bridesmaids ruyn was
of the aamc material ms that worn by
the bride. while the groom and best
man wore tho c~unvcntiuun. black
dress quits.
On Wednesday morning amid
showers uf rice the ;,r,r pvir de-
ported for their home i'm huntington
Valley, where they arrived Thursday
afternoon. That evening they gave Il
reception at the /. o. G. r. hall:
at Hn early hour the
mum bcriug about seventy live per-
sons, assembled and ut $50 o'clock, to
the lively noScs Of title wedding march,
the bridal party entered; alter hearty
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
Curious Cuban Cayn,

There is n series of small and large
caverns in the marble rocks of the
Cuban mountains which are beinggrad-
unlly filled up, and that, too, in Il most
remarkable The common land
snails, OF which there are 50 Many pe-
cics and varieties in Cuba, make these
caves a resort during the dry season.
They congregate on the floors OF the
caverns in immense numbers and mil
lions of them never leave. The reason
is this: The water which drops from
the roofs or ceiling Of the different cav
ems contains Il large per cent. of CIR
Donate of lime. When the water evapo-
rates the lime is lett behind, and. acting
as n cement, it CLUES great layers of
the snail shells together every year.
This process going on season after sea-
son ia gradually filling up the Cubun
caves. and it is only n question of time
when there will not be q single cavern
left on the island.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
4 BIg Shr"p purchnsr.

Tho largest stock purchase 81 the
winter IL that Undo by Miller & IuS,
who icvo bought all the sheep feed
ing IN Zig Meadows. amounting 10
abou, $1,000 head. Tho rricca paid
ranged trom s22j Ia &3T5 per hcnd,
Part Of Tie sheep arc 10 TO marketed
at once, wlnlo ON OF them will he
fed until March. j.. G. Taylor, i. u.
ThiCs. Joseph lIiil and otliora wor
tho sollora.-Hazcite.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24

N"t "A tow WHO read'what Mr. Rob
cri i,ovle. ~ Holland. Vn.,,iaa to say
below. will rcmcmhrr their own cI-
pcricncG under like circumstances:
"last winter I had lagrippc which
LETT me in a low state " health. !
tried numerous rcmodicn. toms OF
which did me any Gooi. until was
induced to try Il bottle of Chamber
lain'R Cough Remedy. rho first bot.
tie Of IT so FAR rclinyci me that | was
enabled tu attend to NY work. aud
the second bptiln effected q cure"
For FalH nj - AID 30 cents per bottle
by NJ. II. Millor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
TFROM Id DAILY
SALNIAGUNDI.

AlIS IAANAAS IL AAoh 49, I $1,000
tho latter part Of January.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells You ";"'' IS good rs Trih
sam :.LJwell's condition is
about the same.
John IIibbets writes that he will
return from San Francisco about the
2Ith Of this month.
The Virginia Enterprise is whining
because Storey county did not &c;
away with the lions share OF the
positions i'll the gilt OF the legislature
The Onoga Foto. Co.'s $500 rate
on cabinets holds good only ovei
! Sunday next.
The Carson NewR failed TO show W
this morning and we are without the
Legislative proceedings OF yesterday
The mail service on the c. p. is
getting very rotten.
FoH sALE:--4-hole cook stove in
good condition. Inquire Of l.. Win
| termantcl. lw
We regret to learn that Mrs. Archie
Dorsey, nee Miss Mamie Russell, is
quite sick with pneumonia at her
home Mt Fort Halleck. Her many
friends hope that she may speedily re-
cover.
4 lady who is d good nurse and
housekeepcr, would like a position.
Mrs. Taylor. Commercial Hotel.
Air. Henley has a dozen California
mountain quail at the Jail which
we're shipped TO Lou Eastman by his
brother. They will be taken to Mr.
Eastnan's ranch on the Bruneau and
turned loose. They are beauties.
Or. G. T.. Moore, Dentist, Elko,
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office ut residence.
The sum of Sl2340 should have
been deducted from tho cost Of the
high school building rs published
; yesterday. This amount was turned
into 'hr county treasury by Mr.. Gard.
ncr oS the proceeds Of the sale Of
nrirli. lime, etc, left on the GROUND,
This would make the cost of the
building S~Il,l02.0l. instead OF $40,
225.Il.
Great bargains in boys suits. owe
coats, hats, caps, etc. for the next two
weeks at Alexander's
Dave Casper has Just received a
now lot OF samples OF Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
10 order from 1890 up.
Mrs. Oliver Of Winuemucca came
up on Tuesdays train to see heI
mother, Mrs. J. S. Gardner. who has
been quite sick for tho last week
We nrc pleased to learn that she is
much better today.
Not true he tells.
And il he "bettcr than Trib' tells you
BE sure if he succeeds and sells you,
lis you he %~solls".
When you want a good, clean. up,
to-date photograph, There ,s just one
place to get 1t IN Elko and that is the
Omega Co.'S gallery.
Don't Worry about your health
Keep your blood pure by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you need not
fear the grip, colds, bronchitis, pneu-
monia or typhoid fever.
HOODS PILLS are the favorite
family cathurtic, easy to take, easy to
operate.
We have second hand plow paper
cutter at this Office which we will sell
cheap fer cash. 1t i'd just the thing
for II small office.
While yWu are looking for a change
IN the weather. examine tho latest
patterns in wall paper Mt the Postoi-
ice. All goods first class and ut the
.owcst living prices. Call in and OK
rminc I J stock. NJ trouble To show
goods. /. y. sherwood.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24

Nyc county has tho prouI .liStinc-
ton 81 sporting two District At;ur-
nc!s at tho present time. 4. f..
Johnson still holds i'll his possn ssiun
the keys Of the District Attorneys
Office and refuses to- surrender them
James l.. Butler, VINO WIS elected at
tho last election and who was de-
clarci District Attorney aud County
Superintendent 81 Public schools by
the Board of { Cunt.y Commissioners
~ Nyc county at the regular meeting
ni said Board held in Belmont, on the
ith of january, 1897 Mr.. johnson
holds the keys Of the office on the
ground hat Mr.. Batter neglected To
file with the County Clerk Of this
county his tiut'rr's) statement OF
election expenses within the time pre-
sctibcI 10y the Law Of this state.
MrGsr1. johnson and Butler attend
Cl every meeting Of ;lle Board of
School EN minors this week. aud
each ac'rl IN an official capacity.
This case will i'll all pro! ability he
submitted 10 the courts for ndjudi,
cation Should the courts hold that
Mt. J"D usun's claim is gool. there
will l." music III the airin Nevada, as.
Ia IL lii"iiho ut. there are men ia the
state l. .isiaiurr who have taken
, sryls % mUmhcrs. aud there nrr. per,
| hapa. mc holding county offices il
tins State. who, for this reason. ar,
not entitled Ia hold tho offices. tn,
sooner this question is dccidod iliC
hotter it viii bc for all concerned
! Belmont CuutIcr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
iIOI;S.

CUMMIHs:-ln Ruby Valley. Elko
county. Nevada. january 10. 1897.
la the wife of II. l.. Cummins. "A
daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
School AppoTtIonune nt.

Superintendent Patterson has APP
portioncd the Stnto School fund to
the varioua districts a 90 county as
fnIlnyq.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24
GuArTrWo & PARrHER.

'NAIiIl'b " AktNtk.
SHELTON. Nevada. Jan. 10. 1897.
Tho list Of wedding presents is
u~nayoidlbly crowded ont. Eprro i
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-01-24

hsscinblyman CharlcH Green u
White Pine county passed through
Oh his way to Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-25
To Cure a Cold in One Da,.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
to cure. &c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-08-25
OZARK SALOON
20 Years Experience.

J Flint practical and experienced
piano tuner and repairer. First class
references, first class work. Leave orders
Cagwin & Notewares. 3 W
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-04
"TowN MEETING" TO-DAY.

New Hayeners Can Only Vote on Const'-
 tutional Amendment. To-day is town meetna day throughout the state, and local ofhcers will be pretty generally elecited. The proposed constitutional amend ment requiring voters when admitted to able to read in English will also be voted on.
 Voters of New Haven will vote on the amendment, but they elect no town of flcers.
 The polling places are as follows: First district-161 Crown street, cor ner Gregson.
 Second district-City supply house, corner Spruce and Oak streets.
 Third district-221 Congress avenue. Fourth district-52 Cedar street. Fifth district-35 Olive street.
 Sixth district-176 Chestnut street. Seventh district-219 Wallace street. Eighth district-852 State street. Ninth district-61 Foote street. Tenth district-2S2 Elm street.
 Eleventh district-169 Chapel street. Twelfth district-Corner Grand ave- nue and Bright street.
 Thirteenth district--13S Main street (P. H. Murray's store).
 Fourteenth district-Engine house, Grand avenue.
 Fifteenth district-2o5 Forbes avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-04
CROWDS SHOOT THE cHUTEs."


 Popularity of Sport Growing Daily
 Chute Will Remain This Week
 The Paul Boyton Shooting Chute" has made a decided hit in New Haven. It is patronized by people of all ages, young and old alike enjoying the ex- hilarating sensation of speeding down the chute in an open boat with a speed faster than any railway train and then with swish and a splash leaping with an exultant bound into the oceans arms, otherwise known as New Haven harbor
 So popular has this attraction proved that Captain Boyton stated Saturday that the floating chute would remain here all the week. This week the man. agement will make some arrangements whereby the orphans in the various asylums and homes of the city will be given free rides down the chute,a pleas ure which will be greatly appreciated by the children and reflects great cred it upon the management
 The management or the chute has done everything to ensure the safety and comfort of their patrons. The chute is visited by crowds daily and the evening is perfect gala season at the one time quiet and deserted wharf