59 of 86 Letters Written to the Lebanon Courier During the Summer of 1886
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We soon stepped into the neighboring State of Nevada, and at Reno partook of an excellent supper. LETTER Dear Courier : On the evening of June tenth, at 9. 20, p. M. , the train halted sufficiently long at Wadsworth, Nevada, to enable us to pay a hasty visit to its beautifully fitted-up library, which contains a fine collection of choice works. A dozen or more of the famous Roger groups occupied conspicu- ous places it this far-away literary retreat. Elko, our breakfast station, we reached the ...following day, at 8, p. M. We saw nothing of this, the county seat ot Elko county, although it is said to be quite a town, with no less than fifteen hundred people claiming it as their home. Be- fore we finished our morning meal, a motley crowd gathered around the station. It was here that we saw the last of the primitive tribe, and a heathenish, repulsive-looking delegation it was. One of the squaws, with a papoose, expected to reap a fortune by asking a fee for a look at her little brown tot. In this she failed, and in her endeavor to hide it from the crowd, she gave it such narrow quarters between herself and the station, that the little one rebelled, sending up such a wail, that a retreat, which was made in anger, was inevita- ble, much to the amusement of the miserly audience.
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We soon stepped into the neighboring State of Nevada, and at Reno partook of an excellent supper. LETTER Dear Courier : On the evening of June tenth, at 9. 20, p. M. , the train halted sufficiently long at Wadsworth, Nevada, to enable us to pay a hasty visit to its beautifully fitted-up library, which contains a fine collection of choice works. A dozen or more of the famous Roger groups occupied conspicu- ous places it this far-away literary retreat. Elko, our breakfast station, we reached the ...following day, at 8, p. M. We saw nothing of this, the county seat ot Elko county, although it is said to be quite a town, with no less than fifteen hundred people claiming it as their home. Be- fore we finished our morning meal, a motley crowd gathered around the station. It was here that we saw the last of the primitive tribe, and a heathenish, repulsive-looking delegation it was. One of the squaws, with a papoose, expected to reap a fortune by asking a fee for a look at her little brown tot. In this she failed, and in her endeavor to hide it from the crowd, she gave it such narrow quarters between herself and the station, that the little one rebelled, sending up such a wail, that a retreat, which was made in anger, was inevita- ble, much to the amusement of the miserly audience.
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