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Baltimore Sun.
A conservatory OF music has been estab-
lished 10 a New York tenement house by
Miss Emile Wagner Of Baltimore, former
student at the Peabody conservatory and a
graduate Of the Woman's college OF Balti-
more. The idea is TO interest the ignorant
and degraded in music. and thus upIift
them. A beginning was made with a sim
gle room In crowded tenement district,
where Lessons were given at feG pennies
lesson TO little ragamuffins. Success
came at length after some discourage
ments. and now the conservatory has
eighty students In violin and piano. Sew
eral former pupils are assistants, and some
have developed extraordinary talent. The
work Is self-supporting. but is carried on,
OF course. from philanthrppic motives. A
result has been. 1t is believed, the crea-
ton OF tastes that tend 10 elevate the home
life OF number Of the tenement DWELL
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a Moving Mountain.
New York Tribune

New York TrIblne
There is a mountain Of dark brown basalt
on the Columbia river nearly 1000 feet in
height and stretching along the stream for
six or eight miles. When the white settlers
first came into the country. the Indians
told them this mountain was travelling;
that some day 1t would move across the
Columbia and form lake which would
reach from the cascades TO the Dalles.
What the Indians said has been found true
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Dere Santie Claws.
Moo Yorke desemher 2i.-i no o. 10
have written BED, but my ma woodnt let
me- Plese bring me drum and rocking
hoars and a pare ov skats and a sledd
and sum sojurs and lots oy luther things
and plenty of candy and some piokchnr
books and don't furget a horn and lots ov
things to max noyse with, and things TO
eat and nuts and oranjis, and sum NOR
candy, and flyer milne and sum othec
things.
don't bring willie harduppe anything ~
ale because / don't like him and hes ust
10 bein poor anyways an ! amt. besides
we got a carpit in our howse an they amt.
Also boy doll.
If you cant eford to bring the rest OF
the family things why don't, an bring me
more. don't vast anthing on my sister.
She can play with my old ones. / Low you
and the other boise in over crowd alnt no
good. bring me there things an i'll call 1t
squawr. i low you lots aud they don't
Also bring a cart an mowr books. with low
willie.
tWhen this boy grew TO be man, he
became king OF toy trust. 1.-The Nciic~
Book
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sGears-cut loaf, 5a5: graqulated, 5.a2.


Chicago, December 1S.-tBy Private Wire
10 B. W. Hunter & Co)--The past week
has been rather uneventful in the wheat
trade The course Of the December delivery
continues TO attract aud absorb a great
deal of the attention. more especially
as the press and other reports picture tire
ight as between two men. both Of large
means and interest, is now eentered IA
the final outcome OF the deal. Deliveries On
december contracts the past two days have
been very large, 600, 600 bushels yesterday
ard as much today, sim the price mas
apparently not suffered as a result OF these
deliveries, although IL Is considerably
lnwer than a week ago: the decline, how
ever. has occurred during he foreFart Of
the week Owing TO the large purchases
in the Northwest by the elevator people
~ contract grades and the shipment ~
wheat TO this market from various other
sources, attracted by the large premium
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WEATHER AND CROPS

sherman, Grayson County. Texas De-
.eniiper THE sieet storm which hogan
iaiiihg last evening and continued inter-
ae'seu win mists and light snow. proved
10 De the most disagreeable smell Of
"ea'ner experienced in North Texas ana
1me ih9ian Territory so far this winter
mere mas been more complaint nj loa,,i,,o
roors and more stock have suffered as
| ages IMAM before in years from ihn sa,no
| ,ause' during the prevalence OF lirbtnI,,
| iast evening more or less damage vas go
famed Ivy all electrical appliances Tbc
| continuous flashing Of lightnlng ami dea,
| .nuhner during the snow and slice, has
peen ,he subject of general comment toinv
ne 'lspt@y 90 the Oats wl,re miles A.
80. u'al"s we're covered with the white
cca'ihs OF sieet. Is described as bonutis,r
anu on1eots miles distant were rendsrn
Trahsly u,Scern,hie under the purplish glow
Ihere, however, is one benefit 10 accrnn
from lhe sIeet and snow. Wheat. which has
oeeh suffering for moisture. win do wall
aLler the thaw---at least that seems IN he
Tue opinion OF all parties who have planted
bartlett, Williamson County. Texas. De-
cenioer IA very cold north wind with
, ,aln ana sieet struck this place Thursday
~; 10 pius ABOUT O'Clock. II has been freez-
ing ever since The ground trees ana
FENCES are covered with about half an mn
I'll zee leicles on fences and caves of
houses are from six to twelve inches long
NO sign of clearing up yet.
NaNahachie, Ellis County Texas. D.
cemoer lS-This is the severest weather
experienced this year. A thick LAYER of Ice
covers the ground. causing many mishars
u, 10 pedestrians by accidental falls. Cattle in
.nlS immediate section will suffer. All
rains nave been late for the past two
temple, Bell County, Texas, December
l le,MIha bad weather has struck Temple
S %..n unusual herceness and sleet, fro<,
drzzling rains have been dividing am
tioh with each other. The oyerhangipr
clouds portend snow.
huntsville Walker County, Texas, De-
cemoer 1S.-Very heavy rains throuchout
thls section the last two or thren DAYS
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was unoaded on her front steps and this
was followed by keg OF nails. At last a
dead wagon drove up 20 her home and the
good woman lost her patience and sought
the aid OF the police.
Policeman Fitzgerald YVES detailed TO In
yestigate the matter, and he found that
Mrs. Tobin's troubles were due 20 little
Joke she hnd played OF neighhors, tho
Colemans. She had inserted In daily
paper an advertisement to the effect that
a Japanese servant was wanted at the Cole
man residence. For two or three weeks fol-
lowing the advertisement every other per-
son who rang the hell at the Coleman door
was Japanese. And In the beer, ice. the
nails and the dead wagon the Colemans
found their revenge.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS
BULL CLIQUE. HEADED ny LETTER
HAVE FULL SWING.
Which 10 Pay for December
Deliveries.

Chicago, December 1S.-ricspite rrelic-
tjons that this would be day full of sur
prices on the board Of trace. the bull
cliaue. headed by Joseph Letter. had
smooth sailing. apparently. and seemed 70
have proved dtself capable OF doing what
1t PROMISED. It took tho 1.0JoooQ or more
bushels of wlfsat delivered to It yestei-
day. and today the deliveries amounted
10 l. 90 900 bushels more. But the prices
held firm The promised storm today was
predicted because Armour mad begun I'M
loading some OF has enormous hIlIiags.
1t was feared there would be a trcmen-
dous rush today to dump all tho wheat
in Chicago into tine lap OF the synd.cLie,
but the result proved tnIs prophecy was
Wrpng
ine Journal says. with the i2so,OO
bushels delivered today, Letters crowd
have 60J0.OJO bushels OF wncat In luult
posse son. acquired this week HOW
mucn more the syndicate has bought long
Is not known, but =, may be as muca as
S,oO0,OoU or 100000 bIshels. Inc amount.
however, - oH.y 5ODJ0yJ or 60Oo"O cat the
outside
is December draws 10 d close it grows
more a3id mure probable That the Loitvr
clluUe meant what IL said when 1T an
nounoed that Il wanted the wheat and
was not in the market for the purpose al
COrnt ring the cereal.
j. appears now that Joseph Letter ana
those VINO are III this deal have arranged
for all The money they need to pay for
the enormous lot or wheat that viii be de
liVol'ed to them, in all probability.
II Is said that at least 100000 was ON
dtucSit In various banks IN this city to
the credit OF the December wheat clique
for the purpose OF paying Tor the wheat
to be delivered to them.
The leau.us futures ranged as follows.
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COFFEE.

New York. December IS --Coffee--Op.
tons opened steady at 5Gll0 points advance
ruled steady; generally closed firm al a
net gain OF l0Gl5 points. Sales 1880 bags
including December $50 6 90 March s 10
@6.l5. Spot coffee Rio firm; No. Z in
voice 6 5-s No. jobhing III mild quiet
cordoya shGi5.
Hamburg. December ls - Hamburg
closed with partial net advance OF AR.
pig. Sales $4,000.
Havre. December IS Hsvre closed Y!
higher: sales 1900.
New York, December 1s.--Total ware
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The Rig wheat pcnI.

Chicago December II,~-As an COMO OF
Yesterdays enormous grain deal Armour
& Co. have returned policies on gram
amounting 20 81, 600 and over for can
collation.. which. however, were I'M
mediately rescued in the name of Allen
Grier, Seeler a. Co. The transaction created
considerable interest in local insurance
circles. II was the possibility OF a failure
on the part of Armour a. Co. to do this
that caused runor OF an Insurance col
ner' as au adjunct to the December wheat
deal
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IN some respects. The mountain is In mo-
uon' lis movement is forward and down
ward. The railroad builders who construct
ed their line along the base found the
tracks continually forced out Of place In
some places the movement has amounted
to eight and ten feet in few years. (ss.
c1ogists attribute the phenomenon to tbs
fact that the mountain rests on a substrat.
um Of conglomerate or soft sandstone which
is steadily being washed away by the cur
rent OF the big river.
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sonething 10 Knn,y.

IL may be worth something 10 know that
the very best medicine Tor restoring the
,ired ont nervous system TO a healthy vigor
is EIsctric Bitters. This medicine is purely
vegetable acts by giving tone TO the nerve
oenters in the stomach, gently stimulates
Inc liver and kidneys, and aids these or
cans in throwing off impurities in the blood.
Electric Bitters improves the appetite. aids
digestion, and is pronounced by those VINO
Ma ,risd n as the very best blood purifier
ana nerve tonic. Try IL. Sold for ooc or
81 90 per bottle at Geo. W. Heyers Drug
Store
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New York. peeember 1s.-Flour-Re.

New York, December 1s-Fiour--Rc-
ceipts. 33,22s; exports, 1865; inactive but
NORMALLY steady. Wbeat-Rece ipts. 1856,
$50; exports. SO 900 Spot steady; No. red
IS Sic Options opened steady and ~ ed
generally firm all the mornag on better
cables than expected. cold wea her West
and the large seabOard clearance for the
day; closed 1-SG7-sc net higher; Deem
Der ard No. 9 red December 9S I-2. clos 4
99c; May 80 5-Sns3 7-Sc. closed 80 g. e.
Corn Receipts - ,675; exports 1850; spot
steady; No. 2 "a Lie. Options opened
steady on large weekly clearauces. hut
turned a shade easier under realizing and
closed unchanged to 1-Sc net lower, May
"a 1-sc; December &c. Oats--Receipts, o.
400; exports l4l 900; spot duh; No. . oa.s
u lac Options dull; December q Lie .
May p 3-4c. Bran-G567jc. Rye-60l,ejc
Hay-Quie Hops-Steady; higher Hides
Steady. Leather-Quiet; hemlock soia
Buenos Ayres, 20 1-2c921 Lee. Wool.
Quiet; fleece 27d ale; Texas 1s0l7c. Beef
Steady; extra mess s750Gs00 beef hauIs
22@25c Copper-Dull; brokers' 5000. LIZ
Strong: brokers $3.50. Cotton seed OIL. -
Dull; unchanged.
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The Fate OF Practical Joker.

San Francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Joseph Tobin is a practical Joker. A
few days ago Mrs. Tobin reported TO the
police that some malicious person had been
sending TO her house all sorts OF articles
she did not want. One day the driver OF
brewery wagon dumped six barrels Of beer
at her door and told her II had been order
ed by telephone. The next day . ton OF ice
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RITTER AND EGGS.

St. Louis, December ls--Buttcr un-
changed Eggs firm at 17la.
Kansas Cily December 1S.--Butter quiet
creamery 10; dairy 10
Chicago, December lS.--Butter stoaiv
creamery l5m22 dairy l2nl9. ''hocse
quiet; SdsM Eggs steady; fresh 40.
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University NOTES.

Titz- Hugh and Professor Sutton
addresses before the mid-wIn-
Of the State Teachers Assoc
W. Mather Of Johns Hopkins,
ted TO fill the chair of physics,
in few days TO take charge
|tment.
r Laws elected the following
hday morning 3. Hemphill,
lack jenkins, vica president;
lead. secretary; II. l.. Kelly,
arms.
Of a series of Campus fund
his will be given in the au-
(xt Saturday night. Professor
has secured some of The best
d Evolutionary talent in the
OCCASION.
out announcing the approach
+ OF Mr.. T.. A. Thompson, tho
b engineering, to Miss Eveivne
former student of the upiYer-
wedding will take place III
December p. .....
Nominations commenced Tues
Don and will continue until
sday All signs of frivolity are
o ]e5ters are as sober as black
er the examinations the Christ
Us will begin and last until
as sent another challenge to
team, but tho challenge was
q. A challenge from the Uni
Missouri also was not accepted.
Will disbanl for the year md
RS Will devote more time to
rs.
old students visited the ub1-
ing the past week. among whom
gresham NJ Galveston. Waiter
nov teaching at AID Ran;
aushter and r. E. l. .Saner of
nlddings, l. y. CridIle, Roy
nearby and Paul TrayIor.
id,winter meeting or the Texas
cuitural association. when con-
pau AhtoiIo on December 30.
nie fontcn and Mr.. Safes Nc
" read an original pane? on
nea Caoeza de Vaca. 4 Pre-
report of Ills Wanderlngs in
gay night the university STU
%, austin le-echo their enthus-
ooo strong they marched along
streets with horns and drum
popping at frequent intervals to
~ 'neir pent ZIP feelings, &C.
me Time honored custom. The
oly was the cause of the stu
happiness, and now reac-
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Chicago advices by private wire TO b.
w. Hunter q Co. gave curb on May wheat
1l6 lower at 90 3-SGt93 i2. Puts sold ut
92q9l rs and calls at 90 l-4@93 Is. On
any bulge around 90 the crowd generally
will be sellers for turn Puts on May
corn sold at 20 1-S and calls at % l->lF
%
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A SIr1PLE CATARRH CURE.

tsvr spent nearly fifty years In the
treatment of Catarrh. and have enccte1
tory Of Medicine. As must coon retire
from active life. we'll. from this Tina en-,
send the means Of treatment and cure -
used in my practice, FREE ana pos;paio
10 every reader Of this paper who suffers
from this ioathsorne. dangerous AID div
eustiDg disease. This Is q sincere oner
which anyone IL free to accept. Address
PROFESSOR j. A. IAWRENCG, us Wo0s
32d Street New York.
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FtKET SOCIETIES.

texas, December IL. - The
i'ohor Of this city held their
nudi election of officers at their
room in the Chittim building
me following officers, 10 serve
suing Year, were elected:
'atoT' W. H. Ferguson: dictator.
.anhiin' vice dictator. Chas.
,er n dictator, Edgar Thonp-
' August 7. Johnson: finan-
a. "A, hulus Miller; treasurer. Ia
a.n' William Smith; guide. vii
suardian, John Ezell; sentinel
l. J. Hart. "
election Of officers and some
AeS mad been attended 20 a.
o!s'er supper was served. To
0st correspondent WAS invited.
was served as it should be.
b, ssent thoroughly enjoyed the
- Is one Of the strongest LODGES
'"u Is IN ilourlshlng condi-
~. ,eHas. December 1S. - La
sIS , NO 80, l. o. o. F., at an
LAS, last Friday night elected the
ma 'oers for the ensuing year:
IN. 'ohn a. Lyon: vice grant,
MAN secretary. II. l.. Lange;
" D. Whalen; trustees. Augtist
Ee,r seuolph Klatt, William Nc
EiIl,assn,ative, John II. Riley; al
|etIn. peeember lS.-At a reg
a. g OF Rogers lodge No s6gI
IN nonor, the following offIcera
NJ b. F. Gafford. dictator: A.
5ctatouri, ct I.t,,; W, II. Gregory, as
I William Thomas, Jr.. re.
As trlce' financial recorder. q.
hi svurer' J, l.. Henson, chap
I.spert, guide; John Startling.
ras G. Hendrick. sentinel: A
r u,nt,,a.ori w. J. Thomas. J.
" riiiyard, trustees.
Srum eAss December II. -. The
born S .nelit order was organized
|enderss asurday night by Deputy
Fn,,on with thirty four charter
presisvwihe named officers were
kden, George II. Bush. first
4 sohn W. Foster: second vice
|rsssnr fier; tecretsry. J. A.
In plar James A, Foster, hisro-
bsxssrs hcnette; orstor. r. F. len
n ~. crater. William c. Bush;
o Eoer' guard. Oscar A.
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SttsA H..

New York, December IS, ---Sugar--Raw
strong; fair refining 81 centrifugal sc
test I. refined mould a . 49, standard 4
and confectioners' \ .; cutloaf and crushed
81; powdered and cubes 3 sic. aranu-
lated 5A.
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Kansas City. Mo. December ls.--Whelt
Higher No. / hare So &c; No. . 81 1 &c;
No. 81 lie, No. 4 81 l-2e; No. ] soft aic.
No. > aSc. Corn-Highor; No. white
% Sic. Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed 22D
20 1-2c. Rye-No. . 44c Hay-Very firm.
choice prairie 81 SO; choice timothy $3.50
dS.75,
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from New York; New York stock today
4S9S94; United states stock 697 ,602 ailuat
for the United States 900, Total visit
BILE for the United States 1.0i6,6og. against
FOL 1927 last year.
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A,rTTED TO BAIL.

corpus hearing OF j. e.
Esed with killing Captain John
WAS concluded before Judge
and Grizzard was allowed
LIN OF $4,000. Captain !. S.
Ip. j. Lawless became his
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HIDES, WOOL AND pEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers,
THE WOOL MARKET,

Prices pad by hopston dealers
Twelve mouths. medium ..........lo al.
BURY -. ......,.... ............. blAlp ~
Six months. laf2- iesa
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COTroN SEED PROJECTS.

r O. II. mill, Texas interior points. nc.
cording TO location:
Per gallon
Prime crude oil, lcose...,..... IL ola
Prime summer yellow oil..,. IL
Short ton
Prime cotton seed cake..,...Sls % ala 70
Prime cotton SEED meal...... IL 80 Nli W
Lintcrs, per pound. ........... lAR az
For local delivery Houston mills quote
meal and cake. tl5,5oIi6.o0 per ton.
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PERSONAL.

]. Kellie OF Jasper, Senator
! Of Laredo and DR.. John S.
Ban Antonio are at the Hotel
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lnr,LTRY SHOW.

Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
Ind annual show. which was 20
|pday, has been confined until
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!; STATE CAPITAL.
|. Text Book Board Will
bean Out Monday.
LOVED BAIL IN $4,000
h.. surety with Small
| pouItry show Will
Continue.

!. december 1S.--The State
ard finished it's labors this
.nl not make it's report pub
Iasy morning. AS the work
L,as done in executive session.
lmber pledged to secrecy. no
I,side has the least idea what
|xere adopted. In the mean
Its and representatives of the
|lIshing companies that flied
ring anxious faces.
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DYSPEPSIAs';;:::::''';:::i;s';;;-

Troubles quickly relieved ana cursd "
rL0RAPlExlnN. samrle bottle tree ~
It's weight IN GOLD when yeu 49, h ~
dress Frankim Kart peDt y. New I61k
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IN VALUES ASSESSED,

roller has completed the com
the assessment rolls for 1897
bw the total valuations OF all
the State to be sS5i,S9i,775,
over 1886 of S4.5S5,529.
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uranoury. Texas. December 14-Mist,.-
zoe lodge, Knights OF pythias. No. 81 n,
thiS place elected the following osficsrs
y. W. Evans, chancellor Commander: Franz
salmon vice chancellor; Clifton powaen
h.eper OF records and seal; j. W. Vaults
mas.er Of finance; Ed Doyle, master OF tn :
panie a. ". HARRISON, prclate: 4. X.
observation-disclosures, ho,as.er 81 work; Hon. Lee Riddle.
y. Martin trustee; s. d. Lancaster mater
az az arms j. W. Timer. i..ner guard; james
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snerroa; medical examiner. DR.. ]. n. Add.
son directors. W. A. Sherrod. A. ottrnar
and j. T. Hentcn. a. o'lmer
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IN NMl
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-17

JUsT try q lOc. box OF Cascarots
Vie finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
One Of the most novel combinations
among recent patents is travelling
case and baby carriage. the running
gear and HANDLES being attached to
sliding sections. 30 they can be ce-
versed and placed inside the case,
the other side Of ono section having
attached to it to carry the case, the
cover folding back out Of the way.
Postmaster Reid of Lovelock plead
guilty Thursday in the U. s. Court ut
Carson t. the charge of over-cancel-
alton OF stamps and was fined $3.50
which was Immediately paid. The
amount involved was but u few dol
lars, and Reid claimed the error was
made by clerk during his absence
through mistake and not with
criminal intent. Uncle Sam doesn't
allow any monkeying with his postage
stamps.
Whine you are IooKng for 4 change
In the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postot-
dee: All goods first class and at the
lowest living prices. Call in and OK
anime my stock. NJ trouble to show
goods. l.. N. SHEawood.
Spokane Chronicle: evil that
men do lives after them. It will DO
remembered that Postmaster General
Wilson set the example of saving
capital Letters by writing names like
Montecristo, Littlefalls, Mountain
home, etc. Now in the East they are
telling about Grandmarshal Porter,
Sergeantatarms Russell, etc. Now if
this thing goes on, another year will
find tha people wondering who
Observation-Disclosures is going to
appoint Observation-Disclosures
ington. 1t ought to be stopped.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-04-17
Governor sadIer Hurt.

AS Governor Sadler was Crossing
the alkai fiat between his Diamond
Valley ranch and his ranch in
Huntington Valley last Wednesday,
he met with quite a severe accident.
He had stopped the team and got out
OF the buggy and on getting back in
stood with one foot on the step and
the other on th. hub of the wheel
when the team started. His foot
slipped off the hub and the wheel
caught the other turning it under the
step,tearing his shoe and spraining his
left ankle. He succeeded in stopping
the team and got INTO the buggy and
drove to his Huntington ranch. 1t
win be several days before the Gov
ernor 10 able to get around.