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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-08-05
IN ENGLISH COUNTRY HOUSES.

At Hurghlcy house. Stanford, may be
seen the golden basin used al the cor
onatiou of Queen Elizabeth.
Tudciy castle. Worcestershire, has
relics of Queen Catherine Tarr. an auto
graph letter and Il lock OF her hair.
~ Malbury house, Dorsctshirc, be-
lorring to Lord Leicester. is n letter
written by Oliver Cromwell when lord
protector Of England.
l!cimimgham hall, Suffolk, belonging
TO Lord TollcmaChc, has among it's
treasures 81 tiny, speeches. spinct md
an ivory and silver lutte, once the prop
crty of Queen Elizabeth.
Gorhambwry. in IIcrtfordshire, the
home Of Lord NcruIam. contains sew
cral souvenirs of Mary Queen OF Scots,
among others her workbox, with reels
of silk.
MuncaStcr castle, near Iinvcnglass,
contains n glass cup, given to the owner
at that time. Sir John Pennington, by
King Henry ", after the battle of
lIcNhnm. IL is still unbrokcn, and is
called "Tlic Luck Of M]unCastcr."
At Hatfield may be found four diff.
fcrcnt faded trilcs that once belonged
TO Mary Tudor, and numerous articles
of Queen EliZabCth's. or these are n
carved wooden cradle. two tea caddies
OF tortoise shell. some Latin books, silk
stockings, mittcns and Il garden hat.
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| met a girl ono Dewey eve.
with Il bndse ~ war upon her
sleeve;
glanced at IT with 4 look Of pain,
Md read -iirmcubcr tn " the
Mainc!-
! asked her name, she .aid twas Sara:
-Art fond Of icc.crcam?- ayes Ger.
ycra!"
Said wen get the best at Dob.
sons"
Her choice Of havoring was Hob.
sons.
The girl looked saury. coy and sweet,
But tickle rs the Spanish fleet.
asked a kiss: she said 80 my
ionTl have 10 takcii on the Schlcy~
She looked ~askancc. and grimly
Smiled,
With burning chruks ana yisagc
Willie;
Said | "Dot like it? pri'hco tell"
Sail FhC. 81 will not say Howell"
Said ! "lll not dctain YOU Long.
But, Sampsou.likc. I'll 90 il etruog.-
Said sho "Don't waste your words to
thank. q
Take il quicq-ihCn 90 Ia Blauco!-
Detroit journal.
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Col. f.. p. lInrdesty announces him.
sell ns II candidate for State Senator.
subject to the decision OF the Silver
party county convention. Col. Uar-
dcsty served the people Of Ellio
county in the State Senate one term
hn'l made a good record. This
should aid him i'll his tight for the
nomination he seeks. He is an old
time resident Of the county. thor
or-hly convcrS7ut with it's needs, an I
possesses the ability and determine.
ton T." carry amy mCasurc through
Ia" Stat" Senate that his coustitu.
cn't may require. lie is a thorough
believer in the free mud unlimited
coi"ngc OF silver, independent OF the
wishes of any foreign milton.
II nominated 10y his party. he will
make u strong race before the pcople.
II elected he will carefully guard the
interests OF tho county III the State
Legislature. Beng 4 heavy taxpayer
he would always be found voting
against any unnecessary appropria-
tion of the public funds.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

There will be II meeting Of the
Democratic County Committee OF
Elko county ut the IspErESpESr
office on Friday. August l2. 1898, at
. =. 81. for the purpose Of appointing
nineteen tlV delegates to tho Dom
ocrntic State Convention. which
meets in Reno on September 7, 1898,
md for the purpose of fixing a time
and place for holding Il Democratic
County Convention to nominate n
Democratic ticket to he voted for at
the general election and TO uppOrtion
delegates therefor, and setting Tho
limo for holding a primary election to
elect said delegates, to mako n test
for voters Mt said primaries, and for
tho transaction Of all business that
may come before tho Committee. A
full attendance Of tho members Of
the Committee is requested. By
order Of.
J. T.. TRtrLrTr,
Wv. BOonER. Chairman.
Secretary.
ELwo, Nevada. August l.. 1893.
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Tho following IN Starr Valley hive
recently become members Of the Red
Cross Society:
fG williams, Myron Piylcy. &c
Riddcll. VIM Crosson. j NJ Donald.
son, I Groomcs. \ r. %Iiarlca. Maud
ericsson, W j Blake. VIM TInrpcr,
John CrUsgon. Jr. YIN wcarhrra. Ir.
George frnlt. . & Mccall. Inrm Hal
TJ Lawrence. Nellie Slurgc"u. May
y White. of White. Eureka county.
Little Clara L. Whit" contributed
- cents Ia tho Mnd. Miss M,nuir
Rcinkcn u InmoiIlo Valley has
jniu"d the Society and ouutnhnird
$500.
Tho folloSiTg contributions hnyc
been mniC 10 t!rr SunIury funl:
Mnrahal reed. RuDh'a STATION. ~; tho
rcrpl" Of Tu.Caroru, Sc; amt l,r
people Of Carlin. R3S.
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a sirnpt" mountaineering anccdotc
comes from the top of Mount Egmont,
Iaranaki, New Zealand. \ party of
assembled the topmost rock of
inc sleeping giant, planted thcrcupon
" nihc.ioot pole aud hauled aloft the
union jack. \ fortnight later another
party, prepared to shin up the pole and
so claim n siS-fooj higher record than
the first, assembled and found that the
iiag had frozen while blowing 10 the
breezes. There it was imbctlcd in four
inches OF iciclc, the colors stnnding OUT
as in a looking glass. Not only this,
but That iciclc extended right down &c
the ground. All this in the summer
time! Doubtcrs must not Singer, for
h party photographed the phcnom-
cnon.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
SALNIAGUNDI.

Mr.. Penrod is down from Tennes
e gulch.
The ~lSDErEpENr will soon have the
cosiest printing Office in the State.
Col. Hardes;y IL down from Wells.
Ills announcement rs u C mdidate for
State Senator appears elsewhere.
Every lady III the county should
read R~cinharts' new adj. This old re-
liable house is making its annual
clearance sale and Trojan waists, belts
etc. are marked way down. Take nd
vantage uf this sale and buy this line
OF goods cheap.
The attention OF our Senators and
Congressman should be called to tho
condition OF the mail service between
Hal!eck and Gold Creek. They
might lie able to have the mail for
Cold Creek and North Fork arrive
and depart from Elko rs formerly.
Tho Virginia grocery men have de
clarcd war and are cutting prices in a
startling manner Closing ont sales
are announced and goods are offered
at II sacrifice il purchased now.
Tho postage to Hawaii will he re-.
dnccd tn cents for letters Just rs
soon MS the islands become part or
the t"r!!tnr: IL: tie American Rrpub-
liz. Postmaster General Smith Is
authority for this statement.
John Hibbets is gradually growing
weaker and the end seems not far oil.
The Odd Fellows are giving him the
best "f attention aud everything pos
sIble is being done to alleviate his
suffering.
y Kansas preacher who has mn
extraordinary amornt Of good n
Ill his makeup, while soliciting for
the church said: II do not want any
to contribute who has not paid for
their home paper, t1r the local Paper
needs money Il great deal more than
the hcathen.-
Oar people should take every pre-
caution against tire these days. Ev.
eryth'ng is rs dry as finder and a
lire once under hcadwny wonld he
APT 4" sweep the tov n. BE careful
OF !"ur own property ami thus save
Yourself and ncighbor from loss.
An aeronaut says that there is the
same difference in the air at the
carth's surface and at an altitude OF
haii ii mile that there is bel
wnter III ii muddy puddle and the
pnrcst spring water. lie states that
for a time one feels, after coming
down from mn ascent, las il one were
breathing solid dust
The small kids are in the habit @;
gathering on the wool piled on the
platform Of !hc freight house even.
lngs AMI smoking cigarettes. Last
might eight ar ten Of these young
h"petuiS were engaged in this health
destroying pnstimc. This is an en-
tremcly dangerous business md
should stop Immediately. Tho par
ents Of these kids should lay them
across their knees and apply a slipper
I" the seat of their pants. II the IN.
DEPENDENT sees my more cigarette
sucking ON the wool by small boys,
1t viii ret their names and publish
them for tn" benefit of their parents.
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IFROM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUSDI.

Commissioners Reed and Wool
Terton struck out Tor home this morn
ing.
john lIibbets rested nicely last
night, but there Is no eli m2e in his
gcncral condition.
Tho Nevada Press Association will
leave Reno about August 2Oh fn- an
excursion to the Omaha Exposition.
Tho Cottage Hotel. OGDEN, Utah,
IS FOR sale at Il bargain. II You want
to engage III II paying business. read
over the nd elsewhere.
We recei ;ed a communication This
morning from w. \. Cox. in which
he rips up things at Camp Sadlcr.
1t will appear tomorrow.
Tho hot wave Is still on. The mer
curry III the thermometer at Mr.. Nor.
gan's stood Mt 100 III the shade a, $50
this afternoon.
The commissioners yesterday dis
charged \. W. Full,r us jan.tor Of
the courthouse and lef, the position
vacant.
Lieutenant GI.noux Of the Fir;
%cvadi Cavalry. now stationed at tie
Pr'sidio. is in Il no re .rul;ng for hi.
company. He expects his COMPANY
to go To Manila shortly.
J. ". Dorsey and T.. \. KEEL arrived
from San Francisco la I riLh,. They
are on their way to Wells to 20 on u
camping and hunting trip. We will
wager a new hat that Dorsey will yet
game enough for the whole party.
y Hong Kong dispatch Of the Ist.
says there had been no American or
lnsnrgent advance on VI millu w tn
the 2!th. OF July. The thiri cxpc!i
tion from San Francisco was expected
to arrive at Cavitc during the even.
ing Of July 18th.
j. W. Wyle, the photographer will
icdNc iOr tile east tom sh'. He has
done Il good deal OF WORK during hi.
stay here and hns given general sat
i~sfac:ion. lie will return some tI.u,.
van! III"
Tho INpfrExDrNr acknowledges
the receipt of COPIES Of the nI.lrrss s
delivered by Hon. Horace G.. Pint,
and Hon. John &. :. S,uhLs h.rr,r
the State University nn June 2nd.
Il"s" addresses made II lasting i'm.
preston on those who heard them
and are worthy ofu wide circulation.
Nn,-i,r
L,r.s H., - "r
Ia 49,, a.,..m,,, r'"I' WIN
,,, 49,, "''"''
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rhr New Mountain C,ty Road.

\ correspondent writes TIA that The
ncw Mountain City road il rapidly
beng put in shape for travel. J.. $.
Mcneil, the contractor is dong cx.
ccllcnt work with his big rail. road
pillow. five mule teams aud regular
grading outfit. Tho grade il brond
mud solid aud u broad gauge rniIrond
can rnsrly he operated upon -. Tho
rond bed in many places is fully H.
frci vile and there IL not u grade the
entire distance tl,..t would not admit
"i mn engine haulinR u long, lUndcd
train over II with The greatest case.
MIR. McNcil deserves urcn; credit for
the mnnucr in which hc ia dong tho
work, mud when il ia completed Eikn
county will have u splendid road on
u water grade md Il broad gauge
breia rather ihnn u liCk.a prom.
-, jack trail
Now let ~" Mountain city mail ha
ADDED Ia tho Cola Crcck I,ouic and
nrrivc mud depart from Elko. i%hu4giv.
my Il hti!y service Ia The northern
country and greatly ncrO uoIltirR u
thriving aud deserving population
nlong tho route.
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IbIi;Ib.
W .igrT:- In Ellio. Nevada. July 20.
5HS, John y, Whittier, u uuiiyo 81
Tome, New York, ngci 10 years.
what II rDsiai 10 ;"i ihr Nrws.

u costs New York Ciiy Tend ug
ne ~ papers from $lH.Onn la E2n,O1O
~, ~ 'lny Tor Telegraph ii p1tch"H
sii % the war began. OF ,hia the Ns.
so intCd Press gCi1 tom ~ 90 10 a..
hW' mud the bal nee Gpca Ia The epcrinl
wi CORE rnndCnis md the maru.
to- an"c ~ private III 'pnisn hpais nj
all of the principal POINTS whrrc the
W " and navy ARC operating. This
lac IVY drain l,aR changed the proiit
IN ryan Ia il,o wrong side u the 10 l..
gc hut -" Tie prnpri':ote " rhc no ~
" "H refereed h. urc muiti.mtlli,u
ali y there ia no danger Of their bc.
80 ming insulycnt.
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tFROM DAILY.l
SALMAGUEDl,

Judge Massey md wife have gone
to Lake Tahoe.
Judge Talbot returned from Reno
yesterday morning.
Commissioners Woolverton and
Reed came i'll yesterday.
Walter Henderson left for San
francisco Saturday night.
rho call for the Democratic Stuto
convention appears elsewhere TODAY.
One hundred degrees in the shade
at Mr. Morgan's at . o'clock tins
afternoon.
Editor Sain came up from Love.
lock Saturday evening and still re
malns in town.
senator Stewart and wife arrived
III Carson Friday afternoon. lie told
Il reporter that he could and would
bc AGAIN returned To the U. S. Senate.
Governor Sadler has appointed
George Cowinr Adiu,,,,.conoraI -,
Nevada to till the vacancy caused by
tie death of IcuoroI CornsLa
,,.,,
John lIibbcts' condition rcmnins
hbout the same. While the chan e
II his r.covorv > L., ,
there "a still hmm. ,ho, lao ..u
Lrnrob "
u Reno journal suggests that
AT tho coming State Fair every coua-
l! n u" state get up s7me kind Of
iioht representing their section and
'"' ""cN'
la" jonfnnl says there is a lady in
Ken" that can g" the modern soldier
gif' one better. She sports a set Of
buttons clipped from the coat of nu
officer IN the American army during
TIA" Revolutionary war.
V. \. Limo a s~wi,.hr,or a.. r.
u II. a ,L.r ,., n
linz yca,crIny or,I u..n, anJ
t.,I sY;r;Io l., ,.r,,.na ~, n
Ian" formerly worked for the rail
r"hl 'o'mplny AT CIrllu. lie leaves
" WI 10" hhG three children.
The to yn Of Hcckyi,h w,s orro.,
DESTROYED by fro ON rr;l,v ,r,or-
nunn. IL is surprscd iL, ura ARIA
mated from ,purks from II pnssir,
locomotive and there bcin: a rritr
hrrrz'. the tire quickly spread to the
.ui !Ings and there was no watcr to
lar hal except from wells. The loss
Is scy"rr.
y u'as"n. Il hot carrier. a brick
th"vc!"r aud forr carpenters made
thirss very noisy and hisngrccablc
around the lSD PENDENT office Ia.
Gay. ltc mason, hotl carrier and
bHcS 7h"vcl"r got ont OF the Office
Tins hftcTnoHn. but TIA" carpenters
"'iIt remain with us to pc'tcr u with
their noiSr aud dirt. Thing" will he
q hiiIo better around the Office after
today,
rL. h..t ,,,,o ro, .
in .yii.r,n II r,rcc,s, ,rl.,,l ,,o,,L.
rr th,rps mr., ,rh, r.I,,I ,,.,, o.;,,
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W EEkLY
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SdI.MAG USrI,

fees ana licenses TIL month.
The call for the Democratic State
co Ivcntiou will appear Monday.
Senator Stewart is making I'M II.
70 10 hive the Nevada battalion
Sc It to the frUut.
j. w. Puett WIS up from Carlin
til ) morning. He reported two ne
bI Siucss cntcrpriscs-n saloon and a
fa o bank-in his town.
The Reno Gazette says: lion.
i ed Darg5erg Of Douglass county
W ! probably bc the Populi5t candi.
ia & for Governor.
\ dispatch from DIR. Stubbs this
Hf ernoon says the State University
w | open on August 29th instad Of
Tia 10Th us previously published.
Fb" Sanitary conditions of Clmp
81 Her Is now pronounced nil right.
y. the troubles have been rrctiticI
m | there is no sickness in the camp.
is said tint 1900 people congrat
uE ted and took hands with Col. John
III. y. II Embassador to Gnrat iIri.
Ia during the two days following
st rlcy's victory.
Tie latest news from General Miles
il hat the American forces OCCUPY
tie same positions at Port GuunIca
IL hey did after landing.
Delegates Ia the different State
co %vcntiOus To be held ia Nevada this
fnl are informed that proxies Ia bc
lie: II must have u tcn.c"nt stamp uf-
fix Il.
'ohn lIihbets is not quite 80 well
too ~. Tho ~hirroughs set in last
nil 1t. but aside from tins his coudi
tho IL about the same. lie Is resting
rs yell rs can be expected. consider
in the intense heat.
Oscar Hilton Of Bishop arrived in
~ii'"'h"fh' from AIhHha' SUNDAY,
ne 9"!7 II cost nm 900 TO get T."
-" Nf"" anu ''.""t" get home. II"
go the scurv!, and sag he would not
III, nIiLr
" 'h' ',s' uiM' - lie history "i
'' ''"'"' N"S''"' county receive"
n'' f'''""' none! rom ia" Stat"
~" J "''''! county Inc uGnrcs are:
"',in' county, S"''" ""' 9'"T"!'
E'' - ~
here WIS a fcra. in tnrn last
nj. 81, and for - time the air WIS sui
q, with threats. Tin. marty with
ia, pistol. We do not know hi4 name.
"a. led dawn scr, qlic,i when Con
sta lie Trrlrir how. in si-h,. h.
loo 'rd at ~ tim" ~ II there wnulI
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-04-07

trated TO tell our dcIlvcrers tiaC
had been imprisoned in the hollow OF
the pyramid, even if they knew that
this was SO.
On reaching the shore we found lit
tie gathering of awe-stricllen Indians,
perhaps there may have been one hun
bred and fifty of them. the sole sur
vivors Of the People OF the Heart.
Open-mouthed and almost wi5hou
comment, they listened to the tcrribl
tale of the sudden and utter destru~.
ton OF the city.
Then we turned our faces to the
mountains, and on the second day
crossed them safely. for Maya had told
us the secret of the passage which we
had passed blindfolGed. Thus at length.
having looked our last upon the blue
waters of the Holy lake sparkling in
the sunshine above the palaces of the
city and the bones Of its inhabitants.
did we leave that accursed Country OF
the Heart, where 50 much evil had be-
fallen us.
1t WAS q terrible journey, and once
we both of us fell i'll with fever, from
which | thought that we should not re.
+ cover, but recover we did by the help OF
some wandering Indians who nursed
US, ard ut length reached this place.
from which we had fled for our lives
nearly two years before.
Chen the hacienda was deserted, fer
it had the reputation of being haunted,
though some of the Indian dependents,
or rather slaves, of that great villain,
Don Pedro Moreno, Sill worked patches
of the land.
Well, the senior took fancy to stay
", tlo fN,
had first seen his wife; aud SO we sold
that girdle OF cncraids which MAYA
took from the chest of ornaments and
gave to me when we were imprisoned
in the hall Of the pyramid (by the way,
do not lose the clasp. for it is the Only
remaining relic of the People of the
ucart), and with the proceeds bought
at cheap rate from the government of
the day. who had entered into posses-
SION OF them. this house anl the wide
lands around il, that have cultivated
ever since.
For now my ambitions were finished.
| had played ny first card and IL had
failed me, and, albeit with a sorrowful
Iaind. abandoned my hope for the re-
generation of the Indians, which | had
no longer the means or the vigor to at
tempt. Also / was no longer lord of
the Heart, for it was lost yondcr be-
meath tho waters of the holy lake and
with it went much of my power.
For live years the senior and | lived
here together, hut think that durinp
all this time he was dying. He. who
used 20 be so strong in body and merry
IN mind never rcgained his health or
spirits from that.hour when MAYA died
upon the pyramid, and though he sell
dom spoke OF her know that she was
always present in his thoughts.
Twice in the spring seasons he suf.
fered from calenturas, as we call the
fever of the couatrv, which LEFT hiia
sallow II face and ShrunlSen In BODY.
and when the splinr came round for
the third time begged him to no to
IMeNico. for a change, returning to the
hacienda in the Summer. In vain. he
wonld not do it; indeed do not think
he cared whether he lived or died. So
the. end of it was that the calcntura
took him again, and die he did in nv
arms, happily as a child that falls
asleep.
Now my days are accomplished also.
and go to join him.
THE End
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Several physieiana si<xAed me-, hut q
permansnt bensiit was deriysd.
Four times Twas stricken with nervous
prostsation twics with eastrits.
"These attacks would throw M into
spasms-
II could eat neither meat Of vegetables.
II my bare iest touched the floor was
Immediately seixsd with crAmps.
'.Iwas used Cpl hsipien, hopeless.
l commenced 70 take Dr.. WiiiAmS
Pink Pull fof PAX Peopls. One box was
Consumed and felt no bsttes. Til dr.
my wiis urged me- TO try ths pilk
some nsore, feeling that my lie lspsndsd
upon the resclt.
continued to take them.
Since then, and It has been several
months, havs enjoyed LIE.
Have preached ali summer and held
revival meetinss for fifteen weeks.
have had no muscular exsrciss fos
year, bot recently, have donS considerable
hard work IN my garden, my muscies
Standing this test remarkably well
Every Sabbath preach three tin,es
and now think am good for another
twenty yeafs, u the Lord wi1h-r
To add weight 10 his words, Rev. Nc
Grady made affidavit befofs J. D. Bsodku,
Notary Public.
d.. William Pink Pills for PAX PeopIs
exest = powerful influence In restoring
wAsted nerve power and Ia purifying and
snfiehing the blood. Dsuexists consider
them the most eHectivs remedy which
thsy dhpenss.
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We ~ Hving ~ ~. FAsl A. light
Atdsy 80 " eisetricity, travel BY
~ ksry, harry, hsssy irom ths cradle
W ssvwd 100 ms<h, crowd or work,
essW4 ~ eatiag, crowd or pleasure,
uew1 - assping.
a : krsakinG down q he nervous sys-
49, , ~ way q expsss.ing tbs resuit.
, nnsan . dspisting d the nerves IN
1uss6 by peoiDa6s4 asain, overtaxing d
- sssves. sy.fsns . peotuei Of over
Ausy and b~st1s.
, aifseA al psopIe Ia II wsiu Of He.
J baAo pAVicians a al schools.
NJ - skAs0s - hoerou d such
epndN bs4ts thaa Rev. J. ~. Nc
Ssel6 - Hkt6n, MHch. For ysass be
)sbes fakAfunY AID well He was pro-
1pon1e3 ~ a0ntaniivs y Isades auaouw
- ~ thinkss and hard worker.
= ~ zeal Is ovsfwusksd, ovestaxed
- 9snkal and physical strength.
Tks eslisok va dask, with hath hat
e.s4f4 ssesvey appassutiY hopsiss.
ht aaHaes -. esrs wsfs trisd, With
- sssslving bsnsfit.
Haaliy - t1ok D.. XiinanS Pink Pilb
~ Pzh Psopk - wa restored 70 health
v Al tssk, tAs phy.,eians ~ I
~ ~ upsaehfn6 q ~.
~IA&6pHhRs6 -nyss9 and Wa 3D.
49, 6sHSA Sonettls bssakiae dswn a
- $780, sys>sn I'D psssiissna saom-
o6ACuo1on 'i,'-'T. s's'4i --. rss~ -44,.
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Weather I3u1.eaI,.

INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS
NO Esquire White Flag, Fair Wenther
NO 2-Square Blue Flag Rain or Snow.
NO. 3-Square Blue and White Flag, Local
Rain or Snow.
Mo. 4-Iriangular Black Flag, Temper
ature. -
MO. 6-Squnre White Flag, with Black
Square in Center, Cold Wave.
EXPLANATION OF FLAG SIGNALS
No. !, alone, Indicates fair weather, stationary
temperature.
No ., alone, Indicates rain or snow, stationary
temperature. ~
No g. alone. indicates local rain or snow, station
airy temperature. tftgl -..,.l'sf-,f e. t.,
No ]. with No. 4 above It, indicates fair weather,
warmer.
No |, with No. below 1t, indicates fair weather
colder
No 2. with No. above it, Indicates rain or snow
warmer. ~ -i''
No. 2, with No. below 1t, indicates rain or snow
No. 3. with No, above it, indicates local rain or
NO. 3, with NJ below it, Indicates local rain or
snow. colder. r-
No. l. with No. 5, indicates fair woather cold
wave.
No 2, with No 5, indicates wet weather, cold
wave -
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