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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Nniice fo Creditors.

The undersigned having been sp- pointed by the heirs of the late Wm. A. Richardson, of the Verde valley, to settle up said estate, here by gives notice to all creditors Of the said Vim. A. Richardson to pre- sent their claims to him for payment on or before December l, 1899.
 D. J. MARR,
 Aultman, ATiz. Oct. 9. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Ses are. oflo,, sl.ius

Net @ie4 or iosla cLAlEfis - .--- -ie.ula acres Tho v-in extsods from the rs end line in . nutlWsstsrly eoursa 15oo e to Ihs eouthucsf end line.
 Ths location of this mine ia recoried IT. the rsoorter's of5ce of 1asApAi cetuty, Arizona tn buuk f-s of mtnes records of FaFatsi cauuft pases ts2 and Gs1-
 ghe adjoining clainss are the Chkmpfcn. sur gey No. lxs4, Link surFeT No Ix5g. Dwners Norman L. GFihin and JAues N sanfcri. and E1reka survey No. u7a, owned bs Warren B. IlArks Surviving partner uf Clark and Stuker and EBpirs Mining lo.
 Asy and sl persons claiming adyerssly any rortton ot said Capital mine or scFface eruund afe reqairsd to nle ttesr AdFerae claims with tbe register of the United sfAtas land offcs af Prescott ln the county gf lEsspai territory sf hrlzuna, duri2g the sixty dATs' period of pnt,- hcatioH hereof. Or they Wiil b. barred by the virtue of tho provisions of the st4tusa
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE JH
 hextEtH1. Tint publication Oct
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Palace Restaurant,

The above place has changed hands aud IS now under the manage ment of Nah Lee, an experienced caterer. Everything in season will be served, and satisfaction in service and prce is guaranteed patrons.
 I0-31xlm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Notice 10 the Public.

During the absence of the under signed Mir. J. R. Ashley will have charge of my business, and is author
 ized to collect all accounts due me
 and to pay all bills.
 1l-6f Jos. DoUGHERTY, Proprietor O. K. Store and Corral.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
sEanlaE sathsa

silsaazE Esthaa
 ThrulEf tiekrsF te all Ps.i1fs in tise Initct s1aisls- CaaaAia s8t hsriaas fuNNncrsoEs. lrroass 5aartsua sith q. V f. kg far 4eru1ls; H. a D. guEc2i.sn sitk 2. O. h &. for Haran aud AkFtF. A8Yar Witt stasu O. trTNn hiEaT aud uflser uaiutHE p.liEfs. frsscttt eilh stsSe hass fszf Ail tes principal asiuiag eaEzfes t1un- EreNs tIart5cn Nzih slAsa hsses fee Geo sfass. Nsr41a Hklk. EsautsFn kad aaF1lsii Hsi epfttsss auUsfiln stu tte '. q a. &i. Css- Ia tAslis lfaek haa kiFiefs tis ell-fesl -se1ad hsz.ith rsss,sts Pae sx eist tis q q q, s. a L O. e uts ea Fts s. r sFstcrs.
 B. q. ANEWALT.
 Aclirg iis1erAi fess Al fre@eotl. ArzenE.
 WM. SOLOMON. C4tv ricksi Agent,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,,
Special Rate 10 Phenir

General Agent Gillette of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix rail road, received word last evening From the general offices of the com pany m Prescott that s rate of & Tor the round trip will be granted rom frescott on account of the ear niTal, provided 300 persons take ad- vantage of the rate. A special Hat- ot S6 from Jerome for the round trip has also been secured on the guar- antee of 20 fares. Owing Co the scarcity of coaches the rates from "rome and Prescott will apply or
 rentdays, the tickets being good
 eturn on any day during the ... --GaZette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcEl

ANAAEA EAAAfaN LAND AFEN h
 Prescott, Arizona, Oct. q, lszk
 Notice is bere6y siven thNf Warren B. Clark Ns surviving partner af Carl Stukey whoss p.stotsce sddress is frenoott Aria, has this dny hled his sppllcAtion for a patent for hfseen hnndred lsnHaF feet of tha CagIitas mina or vein oearing gold and silver with sarfeoe rroEnd 1ve hundred feet ia width. situAsad in WaikFr mis- ing district, cqunty Uf Havapai and territoTy oi Arizona and designateG hy ths field notee and othclAl plat uD file la this ofics as sarTey num- her iSsa, on unsarveyed land approximately Ia township i2 north range wet Of c ilA and raii river EeridiSz. ArisorIA sssd a1rs.y No Isss t-,- ing daecri bod as follows, to-wff,
 Beginning ai initial mon at sa cSsrnFr of claim cos Bo 1. identical with Cor 0f tks iocAtion "A granite stone sx20x24 inc is sst one fool in the groInd, alouFssde built mun of stonss ft On hase and e high. stone nlarkad C No i-Lsef- A cross on granite rock iB place mAxked R No l-iGt bears e deg q ft South easi car 0f sec e twp is ar ] VI brs "a faieG e uin ssa5.s q Thence 70 deg 2l min W sdsE ft Co isterNacs line 4-s Eureka lode survsy no ti13 ai e deg mn e s3.f ft from cor DO EurskA. Thence same counse ilSl s C to COT no q Identical with sN cor oi location cor No. 2, Champion lode eurxey no i2sS bc4rs n 5s.deE si niH V al2-s ft rhsDes a deS 70 nun sa fes1 to cor 10 e identical with D cor of location Thence sS deg 24 min laqo feet e. cuE n.s i1snticzl Wish nc cor of tbs location Itaanrs s6 deg % min e ~ feet Co iDtersect hna t-l EurehR lode survey no u1a at e daE Si min @ sec ss7 a from Cor no [ EarekA- Thence same courne 7a ft Co corner 10 the plaos of beEin1inE survsy of exterior b0undaries.
 Magnetic variation is dsg O min e.
 Gross Erpa Of iosia ciaius lR.sTz acres Lee oou1ict with E1reka survey No
 AAts-.-. ---....-s .--.-. 0ttS Acres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
How Is ThIsT

We offer one hundred dollars re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY < Co, Props,
 Toledo, Ohio. We. the undersigned, have knowr F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any ob legations made by their firm. West * Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
 Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
KOOMs TO RENL.

! Two furnished rooms to let for
 light housekeeping; PIP Alsrcon
 street; SIS per month. Inquire Cliff lodging house. 1l-2S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Teams Wanted.

Heavy wagons and teams to haul ore ten Q0l miles to KirklsGd. Good down hill road. Apply to
 J. D. BETHUNE, Craig Arizona, or at Rough Rider mine. l0-27-6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
H.Eas NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Of6os af Prescott ArizOnA.
 Oct z Isa. Notice is hsreby given that ths fo1l9s1ne named settler kss fled uotice Of hs< m. ! Co make final proof in suppoFt af ker ciniln. .ns thns said t,fi-0f will us rlss1e before Bes1eter aa Receiver at frsScort, ArizonA. on Ns1asesA3 Nov. 70 f5ae FIE- \ Adali1a Seri1Etaid e- Storm, AriE.. for ths VI Il If kWA. ekS .ot s " ls. and sNa1 oi Nkk.0f sec @. twp ik. N K " She name the fais5s ing Wirsessas to prgss her c0ntinuous residence uposs. aud cuirfFsti14 of, ssid land NiE
 & B. pemhsrton, Waltsr Cox L. Wolle19srs of Prescott. Ariz. and ,. F. storm. of ssorn.
 FREDERICK A. TisITLE- Jk-
 HsgiEesr- Rirst pnhlIosHan OAet. q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Notice.

Ladies. Mrs. Avery is selling out her stock of millinery at cost. She will return ;o her home in California the first of December, so her stock must go. Now is the time to lay in supply of millinery at extremely ow p rices. South of plaza. 1l-20tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Finest line of pictures ever brought % Prescott now On sale at Wooster's stationery store. 1l-25-6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
NO JOB TOO SEALL, NO JOB TOO LARGE.
J. W. Brown, Sanitary Engineer Headquarters for Porcelain En-
 ameled Bath Tubs, Etc.

Modern designs in lavatories, clos cts, kitchen sinks, etc. Am prepared to furnish estimates on sewer con- nections aud all plumbing work. Can built galvanized iron tanks for wind mills or cyanide plants. Csll and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. Repair work promptly attended to. Office and show room in building formerly occupied by Prescott Electric Co. Telephone Nh lQ5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Anheuser Restaurant, Open Day
 and Night.

SHORT ORDER LIST. Oysters cooked in any style,
 Fresh fish in season,
 Salt msckerel any time.
 Game in season. Porterhouse Tenderloin, T-Bone. Sirloin and Plain Steaks, Pork Chops, Veal Chops,
 Mutton Chops. Ham or Bacon and Eggs to order
 Day and Night. Brains and Sweet Breads Cooked to Order in any style desired. Venison, Quail, Squabs, Cotton Tail Rabbit Welch Rarebit, German Pancakes. New cook. First class place. Ex cellent service. Dinner 9 cents. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Application for a Patent No. 42o
u.aLAND oFFICH.

Prescott Arizona. N,ct (. is2a
 Notice is ho-st3 giNea that Rerrcn h Clara. surviving I.artasr uf fAaTk Sitkfg, - esiss T.sztofiro estdrcss ir trcscott. ATzpta, hzs tfis osy nlsi he Efplscstiun fef f.sfe1t tssF sstsa- teen thu1ared stzd tuelre Als4f feei oi the Slieitsn. ,bort Cat and AuerscAn fiug ntase ssf ssssns bsArsus god and s.iNeT Nith s1rfkrs ,runnd un tho n0rtaatiy snst of the Sispst ut tsisfe-.t and on soutfefig fst1 uf Steitua and f.,rti.ssriy end af Amarican fizg a11 fe@.I Agi on soutbsTiy end of Aflsss icaD Flag fae tesf t1 urifth attakfs-d la hAlksr minlaa district cpuafy Of fayzEzas and taFrsturJ of AriEanAs A1fi dssief, atsi by lac teid noies and oshCiAa platHE kle la thiz oft cs ss surFQy nufNuef lI3 nh un- surxeye.1 land approximately ln teNnsttp l4 N Arizona s4id suFFey No lsl& bssRs d-serthsd As folioSs. tUaNtE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
short Cat Ls.se

Beginning At Cor Dv 1 ideHticNl vita the ns cuF of the iocAtlou UneFe granite st3le tzloE 2l inc is eel ! ff tn ErOaDd rsrrr1Isilsi D msl of stinss. stone zsarked < i Nol-iEE And C Ro2-lsSl for COG ns ChAmpiaa lode. ssrveg 10 izsA A Cro-s on granite rack in place marked B il k q No i-igs3 bsNrs e des % min V sSS c. A cruss ca granite fOek tn place FaArked B hC No 2-i4a brs ft daa q min V dd ft- South sast car sec e tUp i1 NJ - bra n a dayr 70 asin e sstaaft Thanos s& gug se nsn VI is0 ft Co cor no : hieatlrAl with sa corner ut the loczf4oa and ne cgr uf Shsito1 iQ1e tsts surrey. Thence n fs Gag % min So ft io iE- ifiAl 1aouumaut Ateuficki With sk-sa. tl1snus sane conrse ls5 feet 70 cor ln identical Wtth sV Cor of the location and uith cor nu af eEeiton lode the surFeg. thenae a se cea e min isl 8 q to cor no 4 l1enue&l with D GOT ot tha location. Thence e deg % min Q ta0 feet to ne center end its11ieAl with locasion unDurnent and with south cssutEr end of ChnEh- pion lode saryey no 1s5s. ns-nc@ same course Do ft te cor Do T. the plsoe of beginning survey 0f exterior boundRriss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Total net area survey
IsMsor~

 The location of the Short Cot claim ls recorded in the recorders office of fsvapAi c0nnty. Ara. in book Gi-7 of mines at pages sa and g. recurds Of lavapsi county. AriE
 The location of shelton claim is reeorded in recorders ofhee Of isvapAi county, Aria, in book E-5 of mines At pazss ieo and iZl
 The original location of the American Flag is recorded in the recorders 0thcs of lavapai county in Book k-i9 of mines. paEges ss2 and 1s5. The amended location of the American fiAs claim is recorded in the reoorier's ofiice of fAvApsi county, Arizona in hook si of mines on on page sG.
 Adjoining claimants are " A. and WD. T, Rowe owpers of the Capital Extension. eaet of the shelton. and the same claimants eAst of tkse American Flag, and n. O. Moe et sl 0w1ers Of the Caledonia, west of the Shelton and Norman l.. Griffin ana 9ames M. Sanford. ownsrs Of the Champion, Eouth of the American Fiag.
 Any and An pefsons claiming adver-eiy any portion of said Short Gut, shelton and Ameri- can Flag mines CT surfAoe Eround, gre required to He their adverse claims with the register of the United StAtss land ofiics As Prescott, in ths ccunty of 1syapsi, territory 0f Aris0nA. during the sixty dave period of p1blizAtion hsreof, oF they viii be hsIred hy the virtue of the prOyis- ions es the stAtgts.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, IT,,
 Register. First ryuhIicafior. fif-f h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
American Flag Lode.

Beginning at ne cor of claim which iz alss ths sc eor of the Shelton Lode Of tiis s1rNfy. corner described above and being identtcsl with corner of the Ausanded location Sssufhe3st Coz see e twp 1sn RI beArf n 60 deE t4 min e so0Sle ft. Thence E dew e min v BIAS q Co coE 10 identical with COT no of the amended location. A granite stone 6xiix22 ins set one ft in groand along side built mOand of EtoDes ft on hAse . ft high. stone mara ed Y hoS-lSSs. Thence n s3 deg s0 min v t60 feee Co north center end BitiAl mon of the Monte Cristo lode unsur- Vey Thence same ooprse 20 C to cor DO q. ids teal with cor no Of the amended location, Tn ce = deg Q min Ssl.2 ft Co cor 10 (, tde icAl with cor no cf the anoended lccAtiun. cor described above a Thence e e deE So min . as0 ito cor no the place of beginning survey uf exterior hoondAries-
 The vein 0f short Cuf lode extends from north ena line t4 deg S0 min VI i59 ft Co north end line of shelton lode. The vein of ths shelton lode extends from nrrth end line of shelton in e south westerly course iEz2 ft Co ~-1d line of claim The American Flag vein extrnd ~sp north e7d line tn a so1thgesterly direction sE feet to south end line.
 Magnetic variation is deg co min C.
 Total net eA of short Cot lods..-.. I-sos aOree
 SheituD lode .....- iAsi5 acres
 American Klsg lode Q s06 seres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
shelton Lode.

Beginuirg st ne cor of claim CT no I ideati- cal with ne cor of the iocAtinn, Cor described above. Soath ezzt cor ef scc % typ I2 RiW bears a Si des l6 mia e 76ts ft. Thsnoe ts deg 6 min v fsSi.Q to cof no 2 identical Wifk ss Cor of the location and with cur no ! oi A merriam Flag this survey. Thebce u k5 dsE So min 80 tt tO cor DO identical with sg corner of Inc location twu hiszed usk trces. This e. aiso identical with COG no of American flAe this survey Thence g deg If min fza4e ff to COZ no tidentinsl with Cor of the location, which is the initial monument Of the lecation, corner described ab0Te. Thence Es deg % mia tas fi tD cor no l fha plAoo of beyin1inx sur yeg Of sxferior hcun.1STiak.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
A HAIR SWITCH S5 eEHTs,

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Application for a Patent No. 42l.

.lieneTaI PassenReF ARent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

by local arplica'inns ns they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 the car
There is only n way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is hy constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused 10y Nh
'nilamcd condition ~ the mucous lin.
ing at the EustHchinn Tube. When
this tube gets mflamcd ,nn have u
rumb'ing s"nnd ar IMPERFECT hearing
and her IT is entirely closed deaf.
ness ia The result. md unlcss the in.
Elimination cnn hr taken ont and this
tube restored To its normal condition
bearing will he destroyed forever
nm" cases ont 81 ten are caused 10y
cathrrh, winch il nothing but an in
hhmcd condition oi the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease ~ Deafness Caused by
ca'nrrh) .hHi cannot hc cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send Tor cir.
culars. free.
FL CHENEY Il 60. Prons..
Toledo. Ohio.
Solo hy Druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
HAS THE GAZETTE FoEGorrES-

The Supreme Courts decision in
The GoreInorsljp contest last We'd.
nesday Is meeting with considerable
criticism by tie Republicans. rbe
Carson Appeal chuckles over it aud
Claims that it gives Sadler's attorneys
all they want III the shape OF vantage
ground in the trial. To- this the Ga
zette replies as follows:
The Carson Appeal does the ofic-
ial advertising ~ the State il any
paper Is authorizad to peak Tor the
Silver party as she is we suppose il
Is the Appeal. The other LAY the
Supreme Court refused TO decide the
validity OF the Reno vote until the
final tral. The Appeal at nee sand
thai The rulings Of the Court gives
Sad'ers attorneys all they want in
tie shape Of rdntagc ground in The
tnal.' When HcMrilam's attorneys
pehhoDed to have the Reno vote de.
termined according TO the under.
standing bad when it wHs argued, the
Appeal calls it "a cheeky petition
and says 'McM'llan's law, cra are try.
ing to i0rce the hand CT the Court.'
IL Ia perfectly well known that the
whole object n the argument on the
demurrer vas TO have the law settled
before going into ,ir proof OF ,li.
fscis. The Court did show its hand
when Sadler demurrel. II declined
70 do so when Mcmillan demurmd,
and the AppeI VI Gays that gives Sal
ier attorneys all they want in the
shape Of vantage grounl.'
Tho pertinent inquiry is why
should the Conrt give either eide
anything in he shape Of rantogs
ground"
The Gazette has evidently tprpo,
ten that Judges BonniHeld and Mas
sey esnrassed The State for the silver
party ticket last TALL. A temeu
bropce Of this fac; might assrs, I, Il,
comprehendIng the decision render.
ed by the Supreme Cour, los,
Wednesday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
why 1900 l. moi II Leap Year.

The year 1900 will not he counted
among the leap yes. Tie wear ia
391 LAY. tire no ,r' aud forty nipe
minutes long; clever minutes nre
taken each year Ia make the year
3614 days long and every fOurth
year we have nn extra day.
This was julius Clesar'4
mcnr. The eleven minutes come
from the future and are pri by omit.
ting a leap year every hundredth year
In the course OF 400 years il is found
that each year il not only p,id back.
but a whole day will have been Liven
up.
So Pope Gregory Nil. who i'm.
proved on Caesars Calendar decrrcd
'h~t every ccntnri Il year diyis bile by
GOO should be a leap year after all. S..
we borrow eleven minutes Zach year.
NOR" than paying "nr Dor owing.
back hy emitting three leap years in
tire" ccniurIal vars and squnrc mat
'ers by having on" every fourth cen.
turial year. So close is this
mrnt that we borrow more tlinn we
a back 10 the extent Of one dnv in
1896 years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
nor TIME Ar THE nESERvArIuS.
Indian Agent May hugh Target Tor
IL. h:EEEi...,h.r-


Wori came over the wire from Tus-
caFora this morning that there had
hen = shooting scrape at the Duck
Valley reservation, with Agent MAJ
hugh rs rhe target. From what we
hre able t. gather abOnt the affair it
seems tl.Ie has been "A row up there
for some time between the Dr.. the
blacksmith and Mr.. Ma. hugh. Tins
eliminated in the DR.. taking two or
three Shots at Ma: hugh. which failed
10 take effect. Tie bIac smith il
mix Il ny in the row. hut wheth-r on
the side Of the DR.. o: Mayhugh We
are unable to learn. Ma! hugh ,sle-
graphed District Attorney Wilson la
meet him at White t1pck and 90 with
him to Mountain City tn prosecute a
case OF attempt To- commit murder.
THIS wnulri indicate that the man or
net vino tired the shots have been
arrested.
Later Information says that a Ger
man employed on the reservation had
trouble with the lady Superintendent
III the Indian school and took I shot
at her. Being on "a reservation and
dealing with Indians the Supernten-
dent also had a gun which she pulled
and held the Dutchmmn III check.
DR.. Merry weather then took Il shot at
the Dutcbman, which went through
his shirt. Having his hand IN the
rOT the iIr. ;hcn tnoh d shot at Agent
Mayhugh that cut some ~ the aub.
urn J. c<s from the top Of his lead.
Then Brown. the cLit Of the Indian
police, took q shot at the DR.. and
missed him. Then an Indian police.
man got III with ms gun aud began
to shoot. Tie participants in the
row were finally quiet+d and six or
seven Of them placed under are st
and taken TO Mountain City. The
information received from Tu-caroia
Is that the shooting 20 over MAY
hugh's imtrrf ference in the manage.
mvnt ~ the Indian school.
The TO- must have occurred Mon
day or Tuesday, as the preliminary
examination NJ the men arrested was
set for the 18Th and continued mil
the 2G.h that the district a~ttorue,
could appear and prosecute the case.
District Ait"r "y Wilson notified
U. S. District Attorney Summcrtieid
by telegraph Of the trouble. but had
received no reply from TINT officer at
this writing. Unless Mr.. Summer
field cIics authorities showing that
the State has Jurisdiction of ofTense
committed on tI" reservation. DIS
trict Attorney Wilson will take no
notice Of n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Improvement has marked the
course III the cattle ma ket since last
Thursday. Tie heavy declines ~
the first ~ last week caused feeders
ana Shippers Ia hold back, resulting
III moderate marSeIingS OF all points
and a general rally III values The
commencement OF spring work III the
FEEDING States Is also responsible fol
the lighter receipts, but it has all
been for til" best. There has been
more Of a gain here than elsewhere,
bccaa-c tlir receipts have been con.
J%inOusl! below the wants OF the pack
ers. As compared with the close 81
higher than the low point Of last
Wednesday. All kinds OF butchers,
stock Is selling higher than the pro-
verhia! mad cats back" the only
drawback being that the slaughter
houses a not get enough.
Native steers are quUiahle al tai 10
t." 81 -. for good tn choIre: 81 to
81 40 fnr common tn far: wcsterncrs
81 Ia 81 81; Texas a. la 81 co: cows
and heifcrs SO % to a f.; Gamers
g. y t" - -; balls aud stays S3 -
81 -: yearlings and calves a co to
- u; stm'krrs and feeders - e. to
II 10; vents 81 co t - SG -.
The weakness manifested in sheep
aud limbs has been r-gained this
week. Receipt, have not been yer,
plentiful and line rcforc the Il demand
has been keen and the prices strong.
er. Nu:iIirg in the lamb line has
been on the market. The best here
this week were some M"xicnns, viii, IA
sol for a. 81 Some commopish
MrTirhus sold at 60 -. Some good
aged westerners sold up tai 81 90.
\ strong demand prevails Tor all
kinds OF stock cattle. especially the
Iight weight kinds and the warmed
mp feeders. The country demand is
looking mp. now that the grass has
pui i'll appearance ana dealers are an
t~icipatng a good trade from no = on.
WARRIOR.
South st. Joseph. Mo. April 18th.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

The Carson News thus describes
the wind that sweeps over the Divide
between Virginia City and Gold Hill
All old Coustockers wall rc,ogniz.
the picture:
'Most people living in thee parts
~ the country north aud south NJ the
Divide, are not aware that on Saiur.
day II TORNADO was having its own
way $50 the Divide. While Il few mili
z"rhyrS crnrsed through hItl over
middle aud north Sirginir CITY. and
every body was remHrkrmg what Il
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool md breezy evening
1t was, a howlmV wird was in pro.
gross or the Divide that ca. rird away
tnTe pipes, signs and awnings. and.
devoid Of i'll respcct for age. blew
down the veneer thIc landmark. known
as Bart Bnrkc's blacksmith shop.
The Divide wind is une OF The cur.
i~osiiies 81 natural history-a vcri,
able eighth wonder 81 the world. On
the Divide II always blows. Christ.
mas. New Years, or the Fourth Of
July, the Divide wind IL no eRpect.
W OF days or persons Hnl works jud
rs faithfully blowing things up ON
what onght 10 be a bnlmy Rummer
day as 1t does III the very heart 81
winter. Tho man who lives on the
DIVIDE has To put lead in his shoe,
in the SUMMED just The came ~ in
month ~ January: the girl who goes
to IA dance from the DiYi le I'm to tie
her hoad up in a bag just as Ia th'ul
ly on May | ms on Thanksgiving day;
parents whose children 90 To rcbopI
IRON the Divide have 10 tic ,hem
W.T. q rope and let them ont will, n
"w hoe the snme 10 winter m IN the
summer; and the only barber up there
says TIA business is duh there I'LL the
GEAR around, because the DiytIc
wind will blow the ahiskers of of =,
nj "a quickly as 4 calling gun. /,
blows on the Divide