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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
WANT A RAIL1OAD
TO snip ORES ovEr

the G. A A people and the oihr
large companies operating at Table
mountain are negotiating With differ.
eDi railroad eompasics an The subject
Of extending a railroad into that sae.
tion. Col Randolph informs them that
~ they can develop there sha, they
claim they ran, he will build q read sp
the han Pedro. lie would not have Ia
extend the Phosnir a Eastern irssk
over twssiy miles to reach thsm, and
by ~ doing would star, mine develop
msnt on the eastern siop. 81 the Cats
lima mosntAins. There are several psop.
critics 90 tina, slope that ~esid sos,
msaee shipping ore " they eoali reach
. railroad nj Mammoth. The haul
would he oil down grade sud oaIy from
twelve 10 twssiy miles 10 length se~
they hav. 70 haul afy ssd .yss,,
miles, 10 Tssson.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
WITNESS wHALEN IL FINED FOR
CONTEMPT.


~ the preliminary hearing, yest,r'
day, Of Ed. Folgcr, charged with stab
bling Jack wnnlen, Saturday, the de-
PENDANT was discharged from custody
and u fine Of $50 was imposed ON
Whalcn, who left the city. Tuesday.
after being subpocnaed to appear and
testify nj the preliminary examination
OF Folger, and who was arrested on a
writ ~ attachment.
ON the witness stand Whalen admit
ted he did not know who stabbed him
and that the first he knew Of being
wounded was when ne saw blood ooz.
ing from his shoes. lie said that he
was under the influence Of liquor n,
he time and tina, Folgcr was not sober
When asked 10y Justice ~ the Peace
Moore why he did not appear to tcs'
tify Mt Folger's examination. Tuesday
afternoon. he said that he did not wish
to prosecute folger, and didn' 4 think
that the ease amounted Ia anything
anyhow. lie said that he left the cit,
in wagon with - man with n funn,
name. which he could not remember
| for the Blue hell mine. where he IN
tended to go to work. lie was Apr.
hendcd Mt Mayer 10y Deputy sheriff
Merritt aud brought back to the city.
After impressing upon him tae ma
jesiy If the Law, Judge Moore impose'
u S2O fine
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
WERE DROWNED ALMOST


After . narrow escape from being
drowned in the Verde river, At late
hour, Tucsday morning. at the cross
ing opposite the Middl. Verde school
house, Archie Loekbar, u. &. Davis
and Horace Bowdre arrived home last
night from four days. quail hunt In
the Verde valley. with a good supply
81 birds.
I.ockhart aud Bowdre attribute their
escape from watcry grave 10 the eooi'
ness Of Depn,y Treasurer Davis. who
wa. guiding the team across the river,
which was swollen. When u poin, was
reached abou, the middle ~ the
stream. the wagon, although loaded
heavily, hogan 10 float. soaring the
team, which attempted 10 head down
stream. Realizing the danger. Davis
applied the whip Justify aud held the
stcsds true To the course ~ the cross
ing until the opposite bank ~ss reached
IN safety Al three were wet through,
IA we'll a. the bedding and provisions
in the wagon, and several quail. which
they Intended 10 feaS, On. that even.
inc we're carried avsy
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Detectives Follow Most Men Of Prom
inence According to Their Own State
ments--Two Hundred and Sixty-second
Dog Bite Proves Fatal--Cold Mine
Discovered in Manhattan.

NEW YORK, Oct l6.-Tbc very
Attest style in New York is 10 have n
shadow, and there IN scarcely man
Of prominence IN the city, especially
% the great financial district, who il
without one. While they are worn at
al times, these shadows are not those
cas-, by the sun, but real detectives.
disguised in second hand frock coats
nd false whiskers. Never before has
there been such n ragc for having PEG.
pie Swallowed, and with exposures in
high finance and politics coming daily,
he person who has not n shadow on his
trail doesn't amount To much. Stuy-
ye,ant Fish asserts that he has been
followed for more than year, and,
strangely enough, T.. II. Hartman has
not the natural allowance Of one shad.
ow, but FIVE. while the public adds
two aud two and makes shrewd gucsscs
each Of these gentlemen refuse to say
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
HILLsIDE MAN DIES.

prom Fridays Daily
Walter Evans, formerly q resident II
this valley, and well known TO many
here, vas brought down yesterday. "a
the train. from Hillside, very IN. and
died yesterday at the hospital. The
remains were taken In charge by Fast
srling 4 whitney iii the funerai ar
fragments are made. he leaves q
wifs and several relatives - Pboepi,
Republican.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Kills Wife with Rock.

lie became very downcast when
Informed that the foreign devil was
Nnl with him. and WIS left IN the care
of bis wife. While The mcdicin. man
aud othcd Navaios were still present,
be- walked q snort distance from the
hogan with his wife and after knock
ING her 10 the ground, crushed In her
skull with q rock weighing fourteen
pounds when asked for his reason
for the murder. he explained that he
was satisfied he would die and that IL
was me Navajo belief tnat when two
persons died about the same time they
travelled together 10 the happy hunt
ing grounds. He also explained that
he was very fond ~ bis wife and de-
sired her company In preference 20 any
other Testimony was introduced "a
the effect that this was the Navajo be-
lief. and IN the cnse ~ the death Of a
prominent Navajo, wneD no ether
death occurs about tho same time, II IL
the custom 10 kill his best bors. spt
place IL on his grave. with good sup
ply Of provisions for himself and the
beast. IN the ride TO happy hunting
grounds
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

The oftcncsi bitten man In the
world is the title claimed for lsah
Lees, official dog catcher of yonkers,
who l. dead with hydrophobia. There
may h" tramps VINO have felt the pres
-ur" OF canine teeth oftener than Lees,
but # so they are unknown to fame,
and this dog catchcr's record Of hay
my beer bitten by s6i dogs il likely
TO stand 20: some time. The two hun
bred and sixiy-sccond bite proved
fatal, however, aud bydrphobia over
took the most bitten man in the world.
Besides being the most bitten, Lees
has been chcwcd by IA greater variety
OF dogs than any one before him, no
less than fifty-onc different varieties,
ranging from the mastin to the toy
spaniel, having iaceratcd him more or
less seriously at various times ~ the
las, three and half years. during
which period he was bitten on an av'
erage Of nearly twice week. Several
times already he has been laid mp witt
al the symptoms Of hydropbobia, but
recovered every time, and until bite
No. 262, which resulted in his death,
he was believed TO b. immune.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
EXPERIMENT. uNDER WAY.

At the Leland mine, In Chaparrsl
district, some changes are being made
for the purpose Of experimenting. A
Lane slow-speed mill 10 10 be 80 placed
ms to take the pulp from = 5-stsmp
battery, crushing through quarter
inch screen. The Lane mill 10 intend
ed 10 do the fine crushing and amslga-
nation. With the usual stamp-mill
practice the saving Of gold 10 unsatis'
factory, and II IL thought this chang
In method will brisg about a change
for the better.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Girls Husband Indicted.

Before leaving Holbrook," con.
cludcd Attorney Anderson, 81 succeed.
ed in securing the indictment by the
grand jury of Smith on n charge of
perjury, for swearing falsely NJ 20 the
girls age. The shooting took place on
September II, my birthday"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
BRAIN STORM"
SAVES MURDERER.
navajo Indian, Who Killed Wife,
Goes Free Strange Customs aud
Beliefs OF the Tribe.

tFrom Fridays DanD
Tho gin-sy, the Navajo Indian, who.
when arrested on the charge of muir
denng his squaw by beating her to
death with fourtrcn-pound rock
pleaded IN defense that he was suffer
ing from brain storm" full par.
henlars of which appeared in the Jour
nal-Miner a, the time Of the commits
son OF the crime, was acquitted by n
jury NJ the recent term of court held
IN ~. Johns. lie was defended by At.
torney Leroy Anderson Of this city,
who, ~ speaking Of the cnso, ycs,er-
day' with Journhl-Mincr representa-
tive. said:
In n way, the trial Of Cho gin.sy
was the most amusing criminal ease I
was ever connected with, profession
ally. lie was acquitted Of the murder
OF his wife, Clab-yizzi-bi.tsc. on plea
OF insanity. The ease was rcplete with
sensational revelations Of the customs
and traditions Of the Navajo tribe, NJ
well az the peculiar methods in vogue
with them for treatment for sick ness
hy their medicine men
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

whether or not the discovery oi
gold, not in the form Of bullion, hut u
real mine In the earth itself, IN Ne"
York, this week, is to turn the city IN
10 mining camp, remains to he seeh'
ou, there seems to be no doubt that
gold has been discovered and right ~
'he heart Of Manhattan, too. Wnen'
nearly n year ago, n similar discovery
was made in exsavating for the found
ATOMS Of u skyscraper, excitement was
intense until IL was discovered that
The gold did not exist in quantities to
make it valuable. The present dis
eoVery, however, has not only revived
al the old excitement, but added to
many fold, since IL the ore assays
as much AZ the sample already obtain
"a, its value, M estimated by experts
would be nearly $4,000 ton. The
strike" was made within half mile
OF the city hall by n sewer construet'o"
company which was making borings
along the edge Of the East river. FOL
several days the drills have been
'nnging up quartz, remarkable err
cumstanes Of itself, until finally a
foreman looking at the material tha'
brought up discovered that II con-
'aiasd gold, expert examination re-
.saling tAs surprisisg value OF the
Ind. The ore a. now located lie. ioo
feet below the uasa water mark ID
he Esa river, % The down town water
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

Connecticut wooden nutmeg must
now give way io New York's stone
petaio. IN the particular field Of furn'
ishng this strange aud adamantine
vegetable substitute. this city, II j. as
serted IN good authority, leads the
world. The stone potato, II should b"
understood. - not y new breakfast
food. but in the small city markets.
where real potatocs are sold by ~"
pound, il il u source Of much proht io
vegetable dealers. One
of these stone tubers adds weight in a
manner calculated H. rapidly rnTich
those selling them. The ar,icl" itself
~ large has the trade grown. - nhd'
from plaster Of paris aud eolor'd
propcrlv. Fortunately. however tn">
cannot be eaten. fact which MAKES
them les. ieisstabl. Than The grave"
which when added la beans 'o give
weight has caused many brok'u
molar. Persons who have SUFFERED
from these crooked practices ass"i'
that the guita percha hcets'""k may
be- shortly expected
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Takes Medicine Man Trest,ncnt.

III was finally decided that the dew
il-I-,ssosscd man should be treated by
the medicine man, and he was stripped
chani' treatment. which the medicine
man testified he always administered
in such eases. During the ceremony,
Cho-gin-sy's wife sat by his head NJ
he lay on the ground, soothing him. At
tn conclusion Of the treatment he
was informed that the Navajo dcvn
bad made his escape, but that the for
eign devil was still IN him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

" Previous TO the killing Of Clab-
yihzibi-tse, on the night Of April %,
'ho-gln'sy had been III about ono
month. The medicine man Of the tribe.
according To the testimony Of tao
murderer's mother. also his brother.
who CAV" the name Of Laughing
blacksmith Son, told the accused
that b" was possessed Of n Navajo
devil. foreign devil and the spirit of
the wind. The medicine man informed
the sick one and his relatives that he
could Danish the Navajo devil hut that
he could not chase away the foreign
devil. An Indian soothsaycr, or en-
chnntrcss, was then consulted, and she
told Cho gin-sy that he was possessed
Of several different breeds Of devils,
and that there was no hope for him. a."
believed her and became very detected.
She told him that ne became possessed
Of Navajo devil in passing over y
hogan where a Navajo had died short
tim" before. She said that he 90, an.
other devil while digging in some an
cicnt ruins. aud that the third, and
worst devil of them all, took possession
Of him while he slept IN blankets bc'
| lJhginq to u dead Mexican
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

Although New York has held the
opinion that there was no, much left
for II To learn IN the promoting line.
II has discovered something absolutely
new this week, aud has been much in.
'crcsicd IN the visi, mere Of DR.. Rich.
ard Harlan, who H. u sou of Justice
Harlan Of the supreme court. and who
was formerly u president of western
university. DIR. Harlan is an educa-
iional promoter for the present. at
least, and he Is giving his time aud
energies Ia The task Of securing IN.
financial support necessary 10 make
George Washington University, ut
Washington, u. g.. the creates, center
~ gradual" study in the country. In
this, Dr. Harlan says, he is only carry
ing out tn. desire expressed by the
Father of His Country, for whom the
institution ~ named. ~ see great ma
iipnnl university NJ the federal cap.
iial. Those who are behind the pres
eDt movement. however. believe that
better results can be- obtained il the
institution is enlarged through wide
spread popular cndowmcn, than IL the
national government is asked To sup
port it. From present Indications IN,
application Of modern business methods
Ia such u non-commercial project ~
The development Of big national seat
II learning. seems likely ~ prove a'
successful ~ II il novel.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

Mast II New York crancd ~ n'rk
,bi. week when Ernest 'ap'n' re-
eeiyed 1000 for setting ny one h'gh
ball in public. II was not OF the AZ
coholie variety. however. bu' Inc on"
ON top of The flarpole browning 'hs
forty.two story Singer building, o."
,owcr broadway. more than 700 i'''
aho,o the street level. Likewise,
Capclle i. not a barten''r' ""'
s,eeple jack, aud by reason OF MS ''a'
IN finishing of the tallest hab'iab'e
structure in the world, the leader IN his
nrofession. Though little more 'hah q
.,ov Tn. feat for which he received
Al 600 and which was watrh'd ny
,bousanas. consisted Of shining up 'n'
steel flagpole, which 'wayed ME
reed. under his weight, and cro~ni"s
,be remarkable structure win u eii"
ed hall. which now marks the h'gh's'
mint reached by skyscrapinR areni
,ee,. Curiously enough, cspe'l'' VINO
want abou, hi. perlous task with the
utmost GOODNESS, did not look ME Z"
nv 10 the gaping multitude below but
M. a full.sized man when he hna'iy
Gained his dizzy perch on top OF inc
pole .on account Of the fact that mere
wa, nothing else in that part Of the
MINER world to make him look small N
comparisop. Perhaps the 'irangest fea'
,.,. ~ the whole undertaking vas the
fact that Capelle had to give bonds 70
the city not to fan on anybody a.
though, as he remarked 1t vo0''n !
,.ls much difference to him II be a'd'
"'' LONGACRE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

brook, last week, and in which APP
pcarcd for The defendants.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

1T also developed in the trial thai
Cbo.Rin-sy had another wife, whom he
mad abandoned for Clab-yizzi -bi-tse,
without going through the formali,y 81
securing "A divorce. In explanation Of
this il was shown 20 be the custom
among the Nsva5os that when n ma"
and wife did not agree they separated,
and almos, always both married again
without being divorced by law.
,'Dementia Americana" Saves Him.
my only defense. after ] had heard
Cho-gin-y's confession was that
with when Delmas endesvored IA
clear Thaw, 'Demsniia Americana,
only in this ease IL was "A la Navajo,
but | cleared my client However, ]
recommended TO the court that he be
held and examined on an insanity
charge, and this will probably b.
done.
Another Intsrsstang Oaas.
Scarcely less interesting was the
case Of sallie Jones, tried for shoot
inR Red Smith, and tast Of her hus
band, Albert Jones, accused Of bsiss
he. accomplish eostisusd Attorney
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Gets a Jail Sentence.

Mrs. Jones and ner husband were
arrested, and at the trial the latter
was found not guilty, while the wo-
man escaped with a Jail sentence. the
charge having been reduced 10 assault
with n deadly weapon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Gomez Ribera Wedding.

A. 7;3o O'Clock. last evening. Jus
tice MeLane united in marriage, Sen
orita Conception Gomez aud senior i
y. Ribera, prominent members OF th'
lcrsl Spanish colony. in the presence
Of n few ~ the intimate friends 81 III,
contracting parties. They will maxi,
their futur. home here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Mothcr.ln Law Shoots.

"Angcrcd at the story told by her
daughter. Mrs. Jones armed herself
with n revolver, and, accompanied by
her husband, went in search ~ Smith,
whom she found only to be threatened
with assault when she began 10 up
braid him for his treatment of her
daughter. She raised her pistol and
fired at smith, the bullet passing en-
tirely through the middle portion Of
his body, and IL was only by prompt
action ON the part Of physicians that
his life was saved.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

front. whether the ore il 80 placed
mat II can be extracted pro6tably.
remains matter Of conjecture Mean.
while. M claims have been s,akcd out.
chiefly, perhaps, because only a few
Know of the loca,ion Of the discovery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23
Elopes with Little Girl.

IAN Of the parties concerned are
colorcd. From the evidence, II seems
that Red Smith, who is n big, bnrly
negro. cnticcd little l2ycar-old Allie
Riglcy. daughter If Mrs. Jones. away
from Winslow, where, the family re-
sided, and, going to IIolbrook, made
AFFIDAVIT the girl was Of legal age. They
were married, and shortly after Smith
became So abusive toward his child
wife That she fled from him and re-
turned 10 her parents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-23

yosr,sl.N issr vast sds-try 'bsA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
Marvellous Experience.

Mike Lnnc, ,'he man who saw the burro
commit suicide not long ago on Ladd
mountain, whch Circumstance alone es-
tnblishcs his reputation Tor truth md
vcraciiy, tells another, un equally mar
re!nus experiences.
Iir snys shat oncc while prospecting
IN the Pmamiu,s, he noticed TINT his
rear burrn hal stopped stock still in his
trucks. He yelled ut the animal, and
while it appeared to be making an at
tempt to obey his instructions, il was
rooted fast to the ground. lie went
back to investigate tho peculiar pheu-
omcnoD, and fOund thnt it was standing
OH nm immense ledge OF magnetic iron,
aud that The attracatiou between the
shoce on the bllrro md The orc was so
grcnt that it was imp seiblc for IL to
move. Mr. bIhU tried ~ vdrions wayg
to get the burro OF, but failed in each
attempt. lie WIS Obliged to 40 away
and leave the poor creature to its fate.
Several ycnrs after TO returned and
found the skelstOn still upright and
rooted n the same spot Bullfrog
Miner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
The Spanish Ranch.

The other day wc mentioned the Fa'e
the Spanish ranch, Owned 10y the Aliube
Bros, to- syndicate and tile gave con=id-
cra.iou as sl.OOO,00O Tho figures were
those given by the Reno Journal tnd we
naG no rcnsOn Ia doubt their correct.
ness. But today as we were gong to
diuuer we were met by ono OF Elko' =
prominent citiZsns who told US TINT The
tigur. ~ were over 30 per cent lie. lie
claimed Ia know whereof lie spoke and
stated that the ranch, cattle, sheep and
horses sold Tor si50,O0O. Included in
the sale were something like 10000 head
of sheep, ~ the ucighborhoDi ot 10000
hcad Df cattle and between 900 and 6)v
hcad Of horses. lhc ranch contains
f., 900 ncrca oi patented land and 5000
acrca uDpntcnicd.
These figures nrc npproXImnicly cor
rccct and, except ms to the land, are over
30 per cent less than those gwen b.!
the Reno Junrnni They also more
nearly agree with the vaiurii0n ~ s23l,-
go fixed by the asscs8or Tho ISDE'
rrYpESr publishes this item IN justice
to vii particG C0nccrncd'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
Double killinq al Ely.

while attempting tO arrest f. NJ
3"hhuers Tor brht'ng the woman he WIS
living with, Constable Ell Gilbert Of
Fly WA killed Saturday vi hit. Sann.
ders thoi GiIhcrl twice, once. IN I'M.
abdomen Just a0o"e the navel and once
III n.'h" back III he fell. Tie last bull,
pierced III" kidneys and Gilbert died
SUNDAY night. Saunders was shot
through tie LETT temple, the bullet
taking slightly downward course and
coming out at the right side Ct the head
Death was almost instantcous.
The Expositor says there is consider
Bile mystery surrounding Snundcrs'
death. Many people feel strongly IL
clined to the belief that Saunders killed
himself. Against this u the statement
OF Gilbert that he killed Saunders
Gilbert was known to carry his revolver
when OH duty with five chambers lpaded
and one empty, with the hammer ON the
Oh ply chamber. After tie shoOting his
revolver contained five cartridges. This
Is thought to be good evidence that
Gilbert fired 10 shots. Dr. Richardson
stated at the coroners inquest TINT it
would have been impossible for Sauu
ders to have killed himself.
Saunders hRi been drinking during
the evening, and had lost all his money
over the gambling tables. lie then
went to the crib where his woman was
living and asked her for more money.
She refusing Ia give him money, he
began to beat AID threatened to Kill her.
She managed to is schpe and went after
CuLst able Gilbert. She told the con-
stable thas Saunders was going to Kill
her. They went To the crib and as
Gilbert opened the noOr Saunders shot
hitting Gilbert i'll the abdomen. As he
tsli ANOTHER shot strnck him in the back
and penetrated his kidneys.
The woman says that Saunders hnd
held up trains and robbed banks III
Texas and Arizona and was planning to
do such work III Ely. He was looked
upon M tough citizen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-18
Christian Hansen.

Christ ain Hansen, the Scandinavian
violIDis', delighted u email audience at
the Presbyterian church Saturday might.
II" IN certainly mhsicr Of tho violin
aud knows how Ia niake II talk. Ih"
emallnces ~ the audience in no way III.
t@ierrrd his work and the applause hr
received after every number showed thW
his ciTorls tO pleaso wcro app"clai cd'
The audience WIS su small IN com
parson to the excellence " the conct ~
that lovers Of good music prevailed upon
Mr. Hansen Ia remain over Sunday and
give a sacred concert nt the church
Sunday night. No admission wf~
charged and the church was crowded.
Mrs. Lnthrop accompanied MIR. iian4' u
on the piano ~ s0mc ni the numbcrs
aud III tho Otht re only tho delightful
9trains ~ tue violin wo'c heard. but
everyone appreciated the music and
t'StiIIcd to ,nat appreciation when he
collection wHB taken up.
People competent IL judge claim that
Mr.. llanqcn ia by far tho bcsi vi0I'rst
TINT ever visited Elko. 10 tho langnag"
of ono Of the IN hia muaic sas "divtnriy
grand