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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
From IS 90 to 81 90.
Friday is Our
REMNANT DAY

Desiring TO close out al spring goods aud
garments this week, We have, during the past
few days, been Iansacking the Vrious do.
auling the stocks with mole
thoroughness than usual. to get IN tho best
possible shays for the Offering OF the various
stocks Of summer goods now in demand.
Some few things are soiled, musHd or other
wise defaced-but the m jority OF them are
fresh. se.sonsble goods, principally odds and
ends and small lots left from larger lots OF
new goods, and worth the full price-but
they are remnants and must be sold at once.
Included also IL be several unusually strong
be- gains in merchandise secured under price,
from manufacturers and importers. These
We will also offer at very specially low prices
for immediate and complete clearance.
Every department in the hous' will DO rep
resented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
D, Bendheim&Sons,
ADJUSTMENTS.
AN ARTOSCOPE ENTERTAINMENT.

Will be Given By
Miss Carrie Cookies Sunday echool Glass
Of the NJ. r. Church sonth.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
On Thur.dsy, JuDe 5, at 8 ?. NJ.
NIB. PHILIP SCHECK, Bsltimore's Sweetest
Singer, Will Appear in illustrated Songs.
MISS ALPHNOsIA WILSON, the Elocu.
ZIONIST AMI Besder, Will Also Add
Many Pleasing Features to the
Evenings Entertainment.
Admission to all Parts Of the House 25c
Tiekes for sale at the drug stores Of Claude
". Lennon and Edgar Wadeld. jr. and at the
Opera House on night of t1e Entertainment
my30 3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

WANTED AIRY ROOM at moder
w ate cost with refined family. Best
re e ences given. Address g, Alexandria
Gazette Office. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

A LARGE STOCK OF BRoOMs for sals
N loyby J. G. hILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

CTRLYED from $40 Wolfe street, ONE
y FOX TERRIER PUPPY, two months
old white with buff tsrs. A suitable reward
will be paid for his safe delivery ct above ad-
d,ass ia 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
DRY GOODS.
MISUNDERSTANDING
10th, Ilth and F StS.. N. W.
Tourists Goods
Department..

The sttention OF those contemplating a
lone ar abort trlp, at home or abroad, Ia d.
rected TO our stotk of Trunks, Rsg., and
travelling equipments, which Is comDlete to
the smallest detail. All trunks, both in
reeularand extra sigs, are made especially
for "a Of the best materials and In tie best
DO. sIble manner. Prices are the lowest fjr
the rst quality goods
sueci.l attention Is called to the following
nom eis:
OUR NO % STEAMER TRUNK, con-
stiueted OF thoroughly seasor ed Eastwood
covered with heavy CANVAS Eve slat, on top
,hiee hinges on the small sig aud four on
the Larger; heavy nal eAb.e iron clamps ;
full sbect-iron bottom Excelsior lock tray
psrtiiion,d or shirts c 9th lined rOu shout.
A strong, nell-msde trunk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
From 81 80 to 81 80.

OUR NO. AZ TRUNK IS UN QUAIL
LED FOB The PRICE. Constructed OF bass
wood canvas covered best msllesble iron
corner clamps two confer bands; full sheet
iron bottom; large tray for hats; cloth lined
throughout
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
What the Girl Saw.

The duties OF a certain sea captsin
Keep, him "a loug time away irom home.
During HE enforced absence his wife
nad become quite Il society lady. SO
Shen her husband returned. a recherche
reception was given complimentary 20
nn. lie had not teen drilled III man.
aers and other things tsthetic. and dill
lot have clothes suitable for the occas-
ton. His wife finally prevailed upon
nm tn have Il toll dress suit maie. The
style OF the trousers and coat WAS cI
:u-'able. but lie could not see the sense
Of having the vest cut so low. On the
evening Df the function he dopnei his
lreSs suit and WORE a button i'll the lapt |
u his coat. the oniy evidenc.. of his
rank and profession.
Al the ecep:iuU Il !"nng lad! who
had been introduced to him stood con.
versiug with him ami noticed the but
ton III the lapel II hIs coat. Il see
you're naval eh- aid. With sutTused
and perspir nG lace. nervou ~ lingering
IN the region Of his umbilicus. the cap
tain stammeren. i told tAe tailor he
vas cutting hat d-n vest too low
Medical journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
Lightning Kin- 200 - Year.

From zoe t0 $40 IersOus are killed an
nuaily 10y lightning the United Statcs
according to estimates made 10y Alfred
j. Henry Of the United States Wrathcr
bureau. 10 lgrn ,hr Bureau received
reports Of 7l3 rase~ u fataI lightning
strokes.
In the same year, according To- the re-
ports collected 10y the Weather Bureau.
9E3 persons were more ar less seriously
Injured 10y lightning. The loss Of liz"
from lightning il VTrntcsi III the OHIO
Valley and the Middle Atlantic States.
II density of p]0pula'i"u only he CON
sidcred IT is grcatscr IA the Upper Mis-.
sour Valley and ia" mIddlc Rocky
Mountain region.
OK the 7li fntui cascs reported ~
1860, 2Gl persona were killed in the open
l5S II houses, - under trees and 30 III
iarns. The circumsiar ccp Attending
the death Of the remaining ljl were not
reported. This Gecms to dispose OF the
old superstition that the safest place la
he III during Il thunder storm is the
open country and the most dangerous
under Il irCr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Saturdays Carzon Ncws has the
following: Af:cr fourteen lays ~ crase.
less search, the body ~ Aha Wonder.
hyde w.H recovered from the Carson
river this morning at hnli raat ten o'clock
The body had been carried down the
stream Ia u poiut one hundred yards
above the Mexican dam where il WINS
held 10y u mig ~ Tire 81 relm.
1t wa fouun 10y iI"ury Bonner. Geo.
User and Geo. Vonlcrhyd". u brother
Of the deceased.
word VIVA brought to town imtncii.
nt"iy and the body was brought IN to lie
beside 'h1t ~ her SISTER ia us isstily
residence until next Monday afternoon
nj . O'Clock when tho funeral 81 both
girls will take plnce from the Episcopal
Church.
Yesterday the search was practically
abandoned. aud il was left to the riyer
itself to restore lie bViy. which il soon
did.
On Sun my. the lith of this month,
Misses Loiu and Ada Vonderhyde met
their death IN the river at the Delaware
dam, their hoat going over the a%tructurr.
The body ~ Mrs Lola WINS recovered
the following Tuesday and has since
been waiting the recovery of The sister
Tor final iutermcDt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

| have learned To do much which has
made things easier. For instance, my
hardwood iioor- | have rubbed with
waste and par HIN OIL slightly heated.
and rubbed with wafer again, and they
keep smooth and clean Tor "a long time.
| have some bcdrnunIs covered with
mating, rnd | have kept them clean and
bright ny wiping them-uOt wetting
them-Iu II solution Of salt aud water,
one Tablespoonful to a pail.
In wu-h ~ painted woodwork a
painter siIo we'd me 10Y 10 Jso Il strong
solution Of sal.soia and winter. wipng
II qui"kly with a soft T. o:h. aud II clean.
al like magic.
To make a ,Feen carpet ltIK brig hit
ons day ! wiped IT with i solution Of
alum wafer.
| hal my windowE cleaned with Rm.
monia and hot water and n sponge. and
dried with old ncH .papers. and il was an
easy process.
My large rug are swept WI u u carpet
sweeper every day. and with the broom
occasionally; the email ones | have
beat IN in the back yard; then twice n
year I send them all to the cleaners and
they come back smelling ~ gasoline,
but looking fresh. with colors bright
Detroit Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
STORY OF PRINCE HENRY.
axe TO Task bT Captain of Ills psr-
inent for Wearing the Order
of the Garter.

One evening in the middle sos Prince
Henry OF Prussia. just returned from
a longer v"yage In the far east. found
himself at u hill in the royal palace.
in Berlin. Instead of his mn val uniform
Of commander he had donned the uni.
form of the First regiment of foot
guards. in which he was then n lieu
tenant. relntes the New York TimeI.
A captain belonging to the same regi-
ment 400 accOsted him. and. motto
ing certain insignia on his arm, said
TO him. gruhy: "Do you know. sir.
that II is against the regulations to
wear foreign orders."
Yea, air: hut my grandmother COO
ferred this. and"
There is also another regulation
which say that foreign orders are not
hereditary. You will report TO your
captain Tomorrow"
Yes. captain" humbly replied the
prince. "Rut | said my grandmother
conferred this-she did not give
tt"
"Ah. md what do you call il, young
mRn7" inquired the officer. with a
slight touch Of curiosity.
THE order Of the garter. captain
Newer heard Of IL. Must he sorn,
fake decoration. shall look into thii
matter myself. Who did you say you
grandmother WASP"
II didn't say. captain. hut she !:
called Queen Victoria"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
Will THEY MAThKIALlzsr

President Hartman and Other official,
Of the Southern Psciic Company stop
ped an hour in Reno Fniay evening.
White there q committee -! representa-.
tive business men OF Tie city called upon
chem am was received cordially. III.
Journal says that many questions wer'
IsKei Snd answered regarding the pro
yress of the State and its %me,ropoli.
President Hartman manifested a livel,
interest uud expressed he intention "a
do all in his power Ia aid in the al
v.nccment Of Reno and the State.
Three propositions. or requests. wef.
proposed to the President. as follows:
i. \ subway under tue Virginia
street crossing.
\ threc-cent per mile fare III the
State Of Nevada.
3. \ reduction III freight rates from
eastern points that will eliminate ia,
back tariff from San Francisco
The first proposition Is Il local one
that does not particularly interest tn.
people 81 the State outside OF Reno
But tlie other two are 81 vital Interest t.
every citizen al the State. In the opiu.
ion Of tue lSDEPENDEHT nothing, except,
"A competing railroad, would assist more
III the development ~ the II OF
this state than the granting by the
Southern Pacific Company OF the second
and th:Ti propositions advanced by the
committee. f. hopes that Mr.. lIarri.
mans lively interest i'll the State and
his good intention toward it will mater
inliz into II more liberal freight and pas.
SrngeI tariff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Senator W. &. PITT. w. -. Notcware
and Commissioner ". G. Ruddel, who
made Il thorough inquiry into tho man.
ucr IN which the watcr4 Of the Humboldt
ar" beng ]appropriat d from Winnie.
mucca east, have rctnrnc | 10 Lovelock
and they made a report to the mnchcH
there yesterday, II is said That the
ynrions I0vclock ditch companies will
unite in II suit Tor the amount II wntcr
TO which uley Uto entitled by reason Of
priority ~ riRht.-Silvcr Stnte.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

The Caraon Appeal bas nh interesting
article urging John u. Dennis. Sccro.
tary Of the Democratic State Committee,
Tor n plnco I'll the fusion Staie ticket.
The Appeal proposes tiat the cnndidatcs
Tor plac.s op tho Stnto ticko, meet md
decide by lot who shall withdraw IN
favor II Mr.. Dennis. Tho f]SprrrvuINr
Thinks the better plnn would bc for the
Dcmocrntic Statc convention to momin.
ate John II. Dcnnia Tor Governor with
or without tho consent Of aDy Of the
candihatcs mentioned Tor Tint oTcc
Mr.. Dennis deserves r]"rugui'ior Tor lria
paat n"rvic"s md HE nomination and
election wonld he u graceful recognition
81 thcac services. iIia unmc At the head
of the ticket would bc a tower If
strength.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
80 Husband on salary" COMPANY

L. la stop over at Elbo tor one night,
Tuesday, May 9th. This Company is
10 OH iis way tn SnIt Lake, " here they
play Il fmIl week. aud 10 break the lony
runway journey they have decided to
make Eik0 for one might
This is a very lRuglrahlo comedy witt,
an excellent plot. Ringing ON the
troubles oi Il young nuI wealthy hcirrss,
who disappointed IN love, vows to marry
tie first man she m"rte. Her troubles
ruu nli through the piece md ara finally
settled 10y her old fugy lnwyor. DuruuR
the action Of the piece. eight now aud
pleasing Epe"inltirg ARE intro luccl. with
plenty NJ lntc snrVa rte The uutusc.
mcui lovers ~ EIku Hhu ~HplrCriut" u
gnOd show should come forward and
place their names for tcscrv'd grats.
Bring your wives mud Fwcaih,aTts and
enjoy u pleasant evening I0u can't 10
fooled On tliia chow rs IL IL positively
guaranteed Prices ~ and - cente, and
as tho dinipc room ia small, tic rceof we'd
will be few, so securc yOur acais
early. Seats ut drugstore.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
PRESSING InEIGArIoS BILL

The 'pllnwuug is from the Washington
Post Of u. lHih inst: "Dnr:ug the last
week tis"i" has been much activity ou
tlc part u those favorug the irrigation
bill. Nhi:h has been reported t." tie
house with notifications Speaker
henderson has promised Il day for TAX
ing up .ie bill, Hnd sitter u careful
canvass Of ~" mouse 1t If believed it will
pass
The leaders are opposing the bill. but
II has a great neal al strength on the
Republican -i.Ie tmd Il yer, in-g- ppr ion
OF the Democratic vote. There ha-
been ii persistent campaign 81 education
in behalf Of the irrigation plan. which
involves the allotment nf Lands made
fertile 10y irrigation Ia bona file settlers.
vino wonld he required through deferred
pay meats 10 reimburse The government.
Que strong Argument in that it docs not
take mon~y directly from the treasury,
hut provide for using the proceeds from
the sale Of public lands for tho storing
81 wHicr and lie conveyance 81 the same
10 aril ;TH:t-. There will undoubted
ly be a strong opposition. and il the bill
passes. it will he 10y Democratic votes
The Democrats are cleNerIy claiming
much Of tn, credit for supporting II.
which would give them popularity in the
far western States.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
NOTES FROM

The metropolitan police of London
look after $500 miles OF roads and
streets
OF tht 6,7oo Britons killed at their
work during the yea 1900, no lcss than
$500 were
There are in tho United Kingdom for
each 100 people five horses. rs cattle,
&c sheep and ten pigs.
Lond"n's 20 leading hotels accommo-
date about $500 visitors every night
and constantly employ $500
Of the l,3l3 changes in wages Ut Brit
ish w"rkmen during 1900. 1876 wero
increases. These changes affected
2.75O,0OO Of workInen.
Swarratun had the coolest day of
any British station during last yenr.
On January Q the thermometer marked
two degrees below zero.
Among the freaks ut a ladies' k.n-
mel club show recently was q setter
with o false teeth of gold. In the
middle OF which was set q large din.
mond.
The average age Of the British mil.
honaircs who died Inst year was n:
OF those who died in lVOo, 7.H, yenrs
baron Armstrong. aged w, was the
oldest.
Inc corporation OF Dover recently
discussed the circumstances of the ar.
DURATION proceedings between IN.
m"i'cIpnlity aud the Kent county
council. h sun In dispute between
the town and the county authorities
~ only about ESQ, while the law co,tr
amount to nearly G2.jOo. Sir WnlIn..
t'h hn"cker' the Town clerk, reported
tho cost 81 the arbitration work ed ont
at over ono nnnnl ~ -I
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
Effects OF Train Wreck.

Con CALVIN pissed through Reno yes.
terday on his way west. Mr.. Calvin WIZ
badly injured in the DISASTROUS wreck 81
the eastbouud flyer near Mill City over
II year ago. Among other Injuries he re
ceivcd n severe blow over the honri.
Ills injuries were so serious TINT he was
unable 10 resume his position IA mail
CLERK Of the railway mail service at
Ogden. OF late his heart has troubled
him n crest deal and the doctors advised
HIN TO seek a lower attitude. II is quito
probable that no will 10 given a position
in the Office Of tho superintendent at
San Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

The atrocities In the Philippines
concern the honor not g! the arm,
alone. but OF the whole American peo-
pie. The Ieopie demand the fscts.
The facts are not Ia IT, obtained
through General ChatIre aud All army
roari acting urder tie insiru ,tious Of
the Secretary Of war. who is himstIi
IMPLICATED, as lie has suppressed til.
reports giEiuG an account OF the afro
cities. Nor will the people he salts
ged with the Presidents PERSONAL,
reviewing thu innings 81 the army
board and the evidence brought before
it. The President u AN Interested
party. IS he must have kuown 0! Score.
tary Rout's suppression II reports.
The people look To Congress. The
Senate. under the leadership of uleu
like Senator CulLerson, Is mantully
Going its part. 1t was Sci Btur Culber.
son who uneartLed the suppressed re-
port OF the Governor Of Batangas. in
which province 100000 out NJ a popula.
ton oi 30 900 nave perlshed. Facts
like Captain G.eun's burning a peace
full town II 300 inhabitants, held until
his arrival by a corporal aud sixteen
men without any disturbance. are com.
ing ia light. Inc lead IL. natives were
tortured, and the remaining inhabitants
who had not been put to death were
lett to- dic - starvation. When all OF
the facts are found ont aud the re-
spOnsibIlit! Is fixed. the American peo.
pie will see that Il proper punishment
is melted out commensurate with these
characterization Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
What l. Common Srn.-:

II IL a virtue cumruenisblr in all who
possess it. Bnt when We see such pra..
.ices as are carried on by some foolish
people. who visit the house Of our small.
pnN patient. II Is Il sign that they pos.
SeSs neither common sense nor a reguri
for the mse!ve-, the patient or the people
with whom the! live. Neither nave they
the welfare NJ the town at heart nor
those who live in il. lie; US help the
helpless and do good I" all who may
need 1t. but let ~. il possible. have ii
healthy Ia m ana a healthy pcopI" 10y
acting wis-ly.
Sunday NOR ~ 'byr. were tWu visi.
tors up cloE- l." thr fence WhnIr oue 81
he inmates II the n"up Was reclin,ug
on the fence ab ut tw" or three Rect. |,
is II shame. Officer. please watcn.
TowSsMAN.
ELEo, Nevada, May Doth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
ONLY TONIC FOR FISH.
Needless Alarm ofSNosncn Authori-
ties over Snntna-Dun,ontts
hydrogen Making.

while Snrto,. BUnnnt vns ir4artno
the balloon OF his 80. & airship nj
Monaco he wat commanded by the mi.
thoritics I" cease immediately tho
process ~ hydrogen making, ON nc.
count 81 the extraordinary effect tina,
the drainage ~ refuse ncils and chem.
tcals int" the hay was having uu the
water. which had turned n brilliant or.
nhG". and which IT wnt feared MIGHT
have an injurious effect an residents
nCar til" sea front. hcsidc |poIsouIr,
tho fish, says III" Scientific American
Subsequent Investigations Of the
curious phenomenon. however. proved
That the refuse Kulphnicq ]ruunin,
from the Du'n"ni gnthnu.r into Tho
~ 'nd. "r contact with the rhlorhtc
'' .' '"m "r common salt ~ the ocean.
w.ri"t'n'"d enormous quantities Of
oxide e iron.
This pure rust had dyed the wo,.rv
and The shore n most hrIlIinp, or,nca
earning. but except Tor this no bnrn
was done. licyond acting es n ,nnio
Tor tho fish. the rust WAS nhsolutcI,
ihnocn"ns. rud tho work Of ina,,ion
was forthwith resumed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
sENSITIvENEsS OF CoLLIES.-
K"1citnbility of the Scotch DOEs on
Exhibition IL " %niethinE Pitt
full to behold.

The dog lover went 10 the show one
night lately. says the New York Post,
and when he came out he had changed
his mind about one thing. Il will not
pu; Bob in there" he said with en-
phasis. lit * all right for some. J
don't mean TO say there should be no
dog show. but collic> .houlG' nC be
entered. Just you go around Ia u cir
section and look at them. The ST.
Bernards. the mastiifs. the bulls. the
b~luOdhounGs. fox terriers. and, so far
as ! could see. all the other breeds"
were either enjoying the affair or
quite indifferent To il, but the 80 or
more col!ies were in a frightful state.
These creatures are the most sen
sitive and e1citable of all dogs. They
are intensely alert TO every motion
and sound. and no amount of custom
eens TO blunt their senses. They are
all nerves and intellect. and they must
understand the meaning " the sounds
and movements around them or be-
come frantic. There are some beau
tiful ~cullic< in the show. but il was
terrible to watch them. Jaw seven or
eight that had gone wild from the ex-
citcmcnt. They were not frightened
nor vicious. and yet they tucGed at
;hcir chains. reared mp and plunged
forward. yelping. swapping and wag-
giug their tails NIL At the same time.
One. n beauty. lay sweating and treIn-
bling in n corner Of her bin with head
upliftcd. giving vent TO almoSt human
cries OF pain. ! spoke to her and
carsssed her. but | could not attract
her attention. She was not in her
light mind. ! had intended To put my
Bob in next year. hut would not do
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
ELEo, Nevada. May Doth.


Every uoT aud then some o1traordin.
AIRY lad turns up IN society, he ONE the
ragc and then v~arishcs. leaving behind
a sense Of wonder that -on could have
been 80 silly DO We 10 all remember
how. a few year ago, people used Ia
pull one another hand down from Cd
hSh wh1u sh4kaW hMG.. 10 il pulling
r bell rope: Lately there nm. appeared
here and thcr" Il new thWac ~ The way
of shaking hands. Take snur friend
hand with y"nr fingers and move it
slowly to the left and the t. 'hc night
exactly a. II You were ia hing a ilori.
zontal bolt. The effect 80 The pu.hc".
according to III. Taticr, IS very funny
at first. Is this +" hc the Fad uf the III
ture! IL So, II Ougt, To be ~ led th"
-pu-h holt shake
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Stanley Wines scored scvcu points nj
Reno yesterday in tho Athletic contest.
]Io was first in tie hammcrthrow.
Reno scored 10. Carson 40, Elko Z.
Virginia !, Conside ring tho fact that
Reno, Carson md Virginia al had full
track teams, where Elko had only one
mnu in tho contest, Stanley mado II
good scorc.
When the high school gets a gymnas
ium; Elko will he IN n position to have
athletic contests here which will bring
the best young men here from the
county aud other pnfts Of tho State
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

j. sick and usiy0us hcadaohce.
Sherman 2 Headache cure givCr instant
rolici One doso cures. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief
DC. and l0r. Il box. II cures ncurnlgia.
Every box guaranteed. For snIo by
ElkO Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Nrssr~. Bell and -,ny der. taiiruHd ron.
tsHctnrs who have had charge nf the
"ork in making the cui.ufI from Gulcon-
ia to Stone iluu-... were III towu Sun.
day, say the Pat;lc Mnurtnin Central
Ncvadnu. These gentlemen were here
FOR the pur Pose 1T Insp ertIug the
thc surveyed route from pute to MuEcl.
"iich route was surveyed ur the railroad
survey ore snInc three months ago. II is
said 10y these gentlemen that the con.
tract Tor making the cutoff will soon lie
let 10y the company and TINT they came
here for the purpose oi looking aver the
route and will probably make a bii Tor
the work. IL the cutoff from Piutc to
M0sci is made. Battle Mountain will I've
left iii the line II the railroad
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Since The force cxertod by the human
heart every t~wenty.four hours lie suite.
lent TO lift 100 tons ono foot high, when
q Inun tells his sweetheart TINT "hc loves
her with all his heart can il be thai hc
meano 10000 pounds nn hour?--Ncw
York Times.