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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
Dcnth OF G. q. IyI:ron.

Charles II. Wilson, q resident Of this
place siuce 1860. died Of consumption
q: al carly hour this morning. Ho had
for years been n sufferer from ihG. in
sidicug disease. but until quito recently
had continued 10 TuTSao his regular
bushes in company With Samuel
Quincy, .: the barber shop in tho Depot
Hotsl, where the parties have been To-
Gated for 4 number OF years. De-
ceased had several Zines been quite Low
from The effects Of The disease. La. had
each time rallied, AMI although his con.
di!iOn had been C~ritica! for several days
past lis iio TRs not wholly dcspaircd
Of, and tEo announcement II bia death
this morning was n shock 10 ali who
Know him, for he Was a qniet, law-abId-
i.S citizen, having lie respect 0. tho
entire community.
Tho deceased was born in Cincinnati.
Ohio, January 2Sth, 1873, being nearly
% years q age Rt tho time Of his death.
lie was o graduate Of Oberlin College.
Ohio, migrating from that place 70
California in 1852. aud has from that
time been n resident Ct the Pacific
Coast. With his p0rlnor. Samuel
Quincy. he went TO Idaho during the
early gold mining excitement, which
drew a largo immigration TO that Ter,
Iitory in 1865. and carried on business
in tho prominent cumps Of that couu
try during the lawlcss period which
followed the rush - tho then now
Dorado. In the year 1869, himself nnt
partner ain down from Idaho. locat
Ing NJ tho then Western terminus Of tht
Central Pacific road, whore tho town o.
Eiso was just infringing into existence
Deceased ieaTcs q sOn and daychtsr-
both married, in Cniifornia-by his nrs
wife, his second being o o residcn.
OF this place, and 10 whom tho sym
pNthy OF friends and ocquainlances Il
extended In her hour of trial.
The funeral will take place from III,
late residence Of tho doccarcd at
O'Clock ,. 81. tomorrow.
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MOI EiIn srnn.

BrAR VALLEY, DECEpBgR 90, 1892,
EDrToR I~HDErEEDESr: 1 beg leave
TO state through tho agency Of your
popcr that thcro exists in this oommnn.
isy tho erroneous impressior that Tho
undersigned Is T. correspondent Of yout
paper. About tho 6rst week in nov.
ombor There appeared several items OF
minor Importance. mud patlicB here
felt injured thereby, 20 what extent 4,
~ di0icnlt TO determine. IA am not
guilty Of tho mild charge OF cores.
ponding for your excellent paper. I
cannot rofuto nor correct my errors
"omanoiing from n correspondent of
This section, appearing therein. Hoping
TINS viii servo az u 1uieiu1 to speculs.
i've minds and bolp TO clear away the
mist from oyes that 300 through q
glass darby" l nm yours, respectfully,
DUsc,s IcNAUGHroS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

J. c. SLITsB, d. W. Rhodes nal A.
b. March have been appointed By the
Pos:masteT-GenerAl a committee to op-
en- bids for tho performance Of tho Star
Route service. The letting will embrace
routes in Michigan. Minnesota, Mis-
souri, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa aud
Mississippi, and n number Of miscella-
neous ro0:es. Abou: $1,000 proposals
have been received.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Ed Kor;zebom, Tuscarora,
Jacob Kortzebom, do
Annie Kortzebom do
4 q Price. do
A ii Sawlell and wife, Boston,.
CE Fairbank, San Francisco.
Frank Clusgagc, Carson.
+ II Morton. Palisade.
II G Wear, South Fork.
JAS Goodwin, Mound.
Jas Gill. Fort Halleck.
A Frazer. palisade.
& W Peltier, Tuscorora.
J Ii AdGms, do
O Il bank, Elko.
Robinson, Mound.
j d Gibbons, Tuscarora.
Shirley. Chico. California.
II Wildly, CArlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Tho New York Tribune hns apparent
Iy just discovord facts respecting tho
Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty which
have been patent to tho people OF this
Const for years. Having awakened 10
the euormiiv OF the villainous compact,
that journal indignantly declares that
"It there wcro no other TeGzon Tor
throwing the treaty into the waste hos
Ect tho momen it expires, The c0srup-
ton md frauds growing out II Claus
SprcoSlcs' sugar Interest would be suli-
ciout. The reciprocity treaty amounts
simply to q charter granted TO Claus
S~prcckles 10 charge what he chooses for
sugar, and control tho American inter.
ests in the Sandwich Islands in such n
manner that Claus Sprsokles interests
shall bo enhanced, though the treaty was
concluded under the supposilion nnd M.
surauce that 1t would furnish cheap su.
gar to California aud be q promoter Of
tho Interests Of Americans in tho is.
lands"
Joseph Cohen. M. p, in addressing
his constituents at Newcastle, said the
Government would be compelled 10
annex Egypt, which would lead to The
breaking up OF the Turkish Empire, and
tho commencement OF the formation Of
q prilioh Northern African Empire,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Mrs, Edwards, a, her large millinery
establishment in tho old Bank building
has just received n largo assortment Of
holiday goods, embracing M attractive
selection in her line. A couple OF large
elegant dolls will be rallied for at Mrs.
Edwards on Saturday next,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
4 Mer=oII,n sInuston.

IoG5r5. rcyao 4 FernAld are fu--
ntsh.ug lua'ber Tor tho construction Of
n phenomenal baiIding IA Chinatown.
The structure IL to DO % ~ % fec; and
t@o stories IN hight, tho foundations
hsing Lid in q cellar. the bottom Of
which IL eight feet below The Bnriace
Of the ground. Tho usoa to which t.is
is7iG;han 81 to 30 devoted. or tao a.
act sourcs vborcs comes no coin for
ia construction. ir"oaoEt "ayc!h not,
lot it 10 suspected tia. vnilo tho de-
Tartment below deci, 5:lI servo a. a
sort % Celestial dive, ,Lai nLovo will
be dedicated % e temple 10 Tho Coa-
fuc!an Thespis.
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lilo World stys Of yandc,bi,t.s n,

Tho World srys Of vNndcrbilrs pro.
poses California trip: lie proposes TO
ienYo this city ut the end Of January in
a spccinl tain Of FIVE pslaco cars,
thoroughly fitted out for u four weeks
trip 20 the Pacific CoaS. and back. lie
will take with him a patty made up
out Of his own family and intimate
friends. They will so to California by
tho now southern route through Texas
and return by the Central Pacific.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

John Ii. Graham, formerly Of the
Central Pacific Engineering Depart
ment. is o. work locating q railroad to
ri from Humboldt Bay in northern
California back into the county 20
mi!es to open up q body OF timber
owned by A. A, Curtis Of Austin, D. A.
Bender of Carson. John A. Paxton Of
San Francisco, End others.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Edmunds, from tho Judiciary Com
mittee. reported, with amendments. tho
bill to amend tho act Of last session a.
mcnding tho Revised Statutes In refer.
encc 10 bighmy, and said be would asi
for Ito early recognition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Standard oiI Goa Astral aud Pear,
Beware OF inferior oils put up in
secondhand cans of the above brands.
II pure eastern oil is desired, DO sure
that you get the same packed in new
original cases end cans.
"a Nv STANDARD On Co,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Dnyi,t, speaking n. Birkenhead last
night, refcred TO tho distress in the west
Of Ireland. He said IL Was humiliating
that Ireland should stand before the
world time after time as q mendicant.
Tho people Of Ireland had had enough
Of futile agitation and scmi.insurreotion,
They were going TO fight It ont this
time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
Notice for publication.
LAND orrror At Eunrr., NEVADA. /,

~ December II, 1854.
Nouecl Is hereby given that the following
nanhed scttlcr has hled notice Of his Inten.
Sillm; and that said proof Will be made be.
Tore hon. Jade II. n. Bisrlow az EIko, Ne
January, A. Il. ISS2, Mr.. UomeStesd
aSptiSation, no. ~, Claus schocr. for the
,nnu,rtniS1f ofsoutheast quarter Of section Is,
snS n,un,P Y, north OF range c. cast, II. ID. NJ.
Museinsa, Of Glover VALLEY. Nevada
ut. iaoyr, OF 'Eeiis. Nevada, q orge III.
CIagsr " HHIis; Setsda, aud A. wIseman, OF
d,,so, b. II. uIScKLEY,
Register
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Messrs. Reckhart & Frolich Of tho
Bakery saloon, have just received direct
from the East, ten moro barrels of lha,
excellent sweet Cider of which they
have been furnishing their patrons du.
ring the past three months.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Tho torn nj Tho State University DO.
gan yesterday morning with an ntten-
dance of thirty Students; one from
Ward, White Pine County. In tho ez-
tFcmo portion Of tho State.
Tho class Ia Nssnyipg md mining
will begin ito studies under Prof. J. +.
Gignough, on Monday next.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Rickhart & Froelich are now pre-
pared to furnish their patrons a,
Wholesale or retail with Bupur1ssn
bEin, hat acme Of malt beverages,
still unequaled for delicious favor and
~Tholesomeness owing to the superior
quality Of tho Ingredients used in
brewing ii.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
IzotcI Arrivals.

s p Weller, South Fork.
Chandler, do
Paul ScLiilerton, do
A Il Miller, Huntington.
il j Jones. Pleasant.
II Green, New York.
u i Eootgn, AIuuud
Il &cCUtchen. do
Frank Storm, Wells.
Jos IoClhy, Columbia.
II Walsh aud wife, Eureka.
" Mitchell. Sacramento.
" Philips, Tuscarora.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

h remains OF John Howard Payne,
author Of "llomc, Sweet Home" woro
started from Tunis for kmeric. Iaa,
Saturday. Though tho sweet Ginger
died in a foreign land his bones ar. 10
royt OF Home Al last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
isOtci hrriNnig.
Mt

Pullman, South Fort.
T Il Chandler, do
Paul SchiIlcTsion, do
Weller, Leo.
u L Miller, Huntington.
IL J Jones, Pleasant.
" Green. Pouqhkcpsic, Y. Y.
Al Ghiuness. Bcdio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

The House Public Land Committee
yesterday authorised n favorable report
to be made on Pachco's brush fence
bill. which provides for tho settlement
of the public lands In California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
Liquor Dealers, Glassware

Just received, direct from Eastern
Factories. one hundred gross white
flint liquor TASKS. Shortly one.half
and n pint. in one-half gross cases.
Purchasers will receive the benefit of
the late reduction in Eastern freight
rates.
diw-wln T. f. MULLER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

All OF :. L, Giiisnus's children
have been down with the scarlet fever,
and ho was finally pFostrHted by the
disease himself. The whole family, in.
GLIDING Mr.. Ciilisaa are now recovered,
aud con 'idereG on. OF all danger.
Thomas Hunters two children have al
so had on ri,ack OF the disease, bu. ale
10 considered out Of danger, ono of
them being fully restored TO hcallh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Tvs Wisconsin Legislature, which
convened yesterday, bas n Democratic
majority OF three Gu Join, baIlot-Gvo
IN the House, whilo the Republicans
har, two in the Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

The barometer on Monday stood At
80, 40; the highest point reached here
within tho past nftoen months. II ha.
been steadily falling since. h~oraver aid
should II continue for another q hours,
q storm IL surO 10 OCCUR very shortly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
Chinese Rtore.

Hi 10y has jast received direct from
China q lot p"w goods suitable for the
holidays, incl dins new styles Of hand
kerehiefs. fine teas, toys, ETC., etc. Call
and examine. dec9-tf'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

Jusr received twenty barrels fresh
Michigan cider, which 1 Offer to tho
trade lower than ever. Families will
do well II try It.
nov2I i'm V. @. B.rrrr-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14
EuiiIou Received,

The stage from Tuscarora last even
brought down 8 bars OF Eavojo bullion
weighing 100 pounds, the assay value
which was SIS, 1926. Thoy were for
warded 20 San Francisco. by rail this
morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

JOE Lang, tao Humboldt Lodging
House. has n large lot of No. / po;otoe
which he offers for sale by the sack at
two cents a pound, 'tf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

H.. Nc!son, Of Toano. through the
Chclry Crock Novs, OF lest saturday.
tells Of tho sudden death a. his place. u
tCw days ago. Of an old man nnmed John
Price, who claimed % have worked ioT
Jack "lliams and FL. Kcily ct Cherry
Greek. prico came to Nelson's house
md us:od tho privilege Of stopping over
night, tao weather bgin! cold. which
was grnrtod. Soon after going to bed
tao Old man WAS taken with srmclhilg
liSo hts or sTE5m9. Which continued
with short intervals. until q liltlo after
midnight. vhcn death eoulo to his TO-
lief. Upon examination nothing was
found upon his person.
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A sntc nnn nriiiinn, Linn,

- "hIc hnh HttIIIant IiiumInntor
Ii Prdtt's Astral Oil, water white.
100 test, n supply Of which has just
been received by f. F. Muller. and
will DO supplied 10 tho trade in Iots 10
suit. Astral oilhas been for q number
Of years II OF the Tow fayorito brands
east, 10 fully equal TO tho best. and
greatly superior to n large quantity Of
inferior oil brought to this market for
tho last year or two. Ask your grocer
for it.
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DIED,

WILSON-In Elko, January 10, 1882,
Charles n. Wilson, o native Of Gin
c%innali, Ohio, eyed 90 years. II
months aud 10 days.
LSan Francisco and Cincinnati pa
pers please eopy.1
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IzoGgI Arrivals.

W Mitchell. Sacramento.
G W Phillips, TuscArora.
Frank Culver. do
Al Ramsey, do
Frank May, do
II A Young. Pleasant.
Vim Hume, South Fork.
d " Wallis, Battle Mountain.
+ Wal!ace, Halifax.
John CTockcr, Wells.
Z Woodruff. do
y 81 Clair, do
Thos Holmes, Car.in.
Ihos Foster. do
TT Brennan, Star.
WCs Johnson. Tonno.
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NOTICE
LAND orrtoE AT EunEKA. NEVADA

LAND oTTIcE AT EUREKA. NEVADA
November %, iSsa.
Notice IL hereby given that Inc foIiowH,r
named settler has 1icd notice OF his intcntIo5
10 make hnal proofin support OF his claim
jude II. Il Blgclow AT EIko, Nevada, on
saturday. January O. 1883, viz:
Homestead application, No. 90, Thomas b..
ton land y. = ofS. ". y OF Section II and
y. E.L OF y. j.. =, Section IL, Township ~
north, range 81 cast, NJ. II. II.
lie names the following witnesses IN n,ova
his continuous residence upon, and %cnItiya.
ton OF, Iaid and. viz; w. i. Crane OF EIEo
county, Nevada; j. o.. Brooks Of EIGo conntvl
N'yada; ;. Z. Weller Of EiEo comfy. Ne
Nada; !. FurlOng Of Elko comfy, Nevada.
i. ii. HICKLEY,
ocS@'oW Register.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

when the namo OF Mr. Richard Eli
ot'-colorod-was presented 10 the
Senate las. Monday, o. n candidate for
Porter. by Senator Dennis, that states.
man took occasion to remark thrt Lo
desired 10 Giyo his Republican friends
an opportunity to be as generous toward
bio oolorod friend 40 thoy hal boon to
General LittfUll in casting their united
snflfngCs Ia his favor Tor Secretary.
Senator Hobart stated that no had no
objection to voting Tor n genuine Dom
ocrat when no was in tho minority, bu,
he should refuse to vote for n spurious
Democrat. E9uator Parker, Iud., re-
Gncstod the privilege Of explaining his
vote on thu important issue. lie wished
to assure Senator Dennis that Il,
could sinad any yoio that he, Dennis.
Could. &', Elliott wAa duly elected.
Index.
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1t will not pay You to use Astral Oil
TO klndle fro witt, but it gives q safo
and brilliant Zig 1t.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

At this ONCE. steAdy employment
at standard wages. Como or address
Immediately, IxDErEsDrsr.
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EsOftce.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF sEy.
l. enth Ju ieiai District. state OF Nevada,
County Of Elko,
In the natter 81 the estate Of Elijah Bur.
ner. deceased.
Order 10 show caasc why decree Of dlstribu
tion shouL not Ne made,
On rea ing al filing the petition OF Jos.
cpi l.. heysrT, the Administrator or the es-
tat'CI Ebilh Bgrncr. deceased, setting forth
That he has fled his anal arCOuut OF his al
mluiStTaiiOn OF the estate or said deceased. in
this Court, and that the SIN has been duly
selllcd and allOwc1; that all The debts and
expenses OF administration have been duIy
pail' and that a portion Of said cstRtc re-
mai 8 10 be divided among the Surviving
hrirs OF sai deceased, and prayirr among
Tue residue OF said estate among the prisons
entitled.
Its ordered, that all persons Interested I'm
tho estate OF the sail Elijah HhrHcr, de-
: nsrd, be aud appear before tho District
p1Tt Of the Seventh Judicial DlstTlct II the
state Of Nevada, County of .iko. at the JouTt
nom OF slid Court. Ia tAu town OF Elko, In
said Eli IouniT, on S~uJuEiar. thc nOtls
Jay OF J1ounrJ, a. II. tSS3, at 10
q cIock y. N. then and thOra 10 show clusr
why an order OF distribution rhond not be
made ofthc residue OF sIid cstltC anon. IA e
hells OF tho sui1 deceased. according 10 law.
IL furthr- ordered that \ copy Of mia
ofGor be publish q for Dps sucrtsslsr week.
before H. satt ap:h day n Isruary. A. ID.
1884, in the Tx ~T~uErEvnEgr. n b a.yzua-
per printed and pubiishti In ilr s5id Tfko
COUNTY. n, X. RIGELOW,
District Judge.
Dated Dceembcr2 81, 49,, Iw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Eatnte or Daniel Murphy, Ne.
ceased.

Notice Il hereby given by the upds.sirnrd
Executors ofthe last wifi aud lestamcni OF
DANIEL Mur ny deceased, Go the creditors on
aui sii persons having claims ngains. said
deceased TO exhibit hrm With the ncccsGnfy
vouchers. within ten months nftrr the lrst
publication Of this notice, to tho said rscc1-
i?tA tti'cir rl1cr Of bnslhcssi IN The town OF
Eiko, County Of Eiko. state OF Nevada. to,yit
hl ttc ONCE ~ O.. =. Talbot, attorney At law,
Oh Commercial street n IN, MURPHY, y
CuAS, h, CHAPMAN,
FIccutors Of tho last will and tesiamsnt Of
EAnicl Murphy, deceased.
DAtCd At Elko, Nevada, December ., Its7. "
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Arrived by Stage from the North,
last evening.
Frank Cul7or, Neal Monroe. VIM.
Joglin, Frank May and son, Joe. uowk,
Mrs. Hill anil Miss liill.
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Civil Practice.

Mr.. Tol!oy has introduced in tho
Senate q bill to amend section 2i5 of
the Civil Practice Act, to read as fol-
lows:
The Judge or referee may order any
property Of the Judgment debtor not.ex-
empt from execution, in the hands Of
such debtor or GuT other person, or duo
to the jIdSc4aen. doctor, 20 DO applied
toward TIC satisfaction OF the judgmen',
eIceptthHt the carniEgs Of the debtor,
not exceeding ift5 dollars for his pe.-
sona services at any time within thirty
dEys nezt preceding the. order, shall
not be so applied when it shall be made
TO appear by the debtors affidavit or
otherwise, that such earnings sro necos-
sary for the use OF o family support.
ed wholly Or partly by his labor"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

JAMES b. GHAsr, Democrats Govern
or Of Colorado. vas insuguratod ON
Tuesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-01-14

I Will furnish these mills aud pumps com
plotc, ~ factory ptitee, end thorough pph.
ias'ion guntsntCed.. Correspondence sciistf.
Cd. Ctreulsrs aud price list ptomray OF
watIsd. Address q, UItAlen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
. A Crank Editor.
EdftoS: Hernld.-:

EGttoTHeT0ld -
In the Tribune of August ed
there appears an article headed
"Royal Christening" In the article
the editor blames the sovereignty
of Germany for the expensive army,
etc., to protect the frontier. If
Germany were a republic, the same
expense would be necessary on &C
count OF the German neighbors. Is
the government of France, a. a re-
public, cheaper? Certainly not,
and France will neVerl De happy or
prosperous as republic, simply be-
cause the people are not fit for a
republic. Germany, also, never can
ana never will be a republic. In
our present age all the royalty of
Europe, Russia excepted, has no
more power than the President of
the United States, and he is dur
ing his term just as much
emperor as Wilhelm is. Is
the government of the United
States cheaper than that of Ger
many IN comparison? Certainly
not! One thing is a notorious fact,
and this is that German officials and
officers throughout are more honest
and more capable than American
officials. Why? Because they are
appointed as to their capacity and
integrity, and it depends entirely on
their own ability to advance in and
retain their offices for a lifetime,
whereas the American makes the
most he can of his term of office.
Germany would gladly reduce it's
military forces If her neighbors
would do the same. Place America
in the same surroundings and then
talk, Mister WIseacre, editor Trio
at11e. The army of Germany has one
advantage, and that is: 1t makes
soldiers sober, honest men. There
is no drunken, obscene soldier par
aiding the streets in Germany as in
America. Americans swear off
ROYALTY, true, but is there in Gods
wide world greater fools in the adj
GRAFTON Of titles than in this blessed
free country?
1t must seem to stranger that in
the late war all the private soldiers
were killed and only officers escaped,
which is tad compliment to the
soldiers. [ never saw a man yet
who said that he was a private
soldier in the late war. Mister
Wiseacre Tribune talks and argues
many times Of things he does not
! know. He is better able to argue at
Mormonism; but it would be far
better if he followed the example
of the editors of Colorado, Montana,
Idaho and others and talk mines and
mining. If he will advocate the
mines and mining of Utah day after
day, he may rest assured that every
Utah miner and the people of Utah
at large, without regard to creed,
will bless and patroniZe the Tribune,
whereas now they. do something
else. Now, Mister Tribune, call me
a "Jack-Mormon" and all of the
choice language you can think of, L
have had my say and that is the last
of the
GERAIAN-AMERICAN
GENTLE MINER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
UTAH & NEVADA RAILWAY
On and after

MONDAY JUNE 4, 1888.
TIE Utah and Nevada Railway Com
psny will run trains on week days as
follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-23
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