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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20
c-1nrsDAsLz zosssrY.

Sundays Carson Appeal. HIier the
heaaTef "a Lost Opportunity" Eho1s
Wherein Ruihsr.ord u. Hayes missed
An opportunity. which the centuries
only occasionally beqneaih 70 mOrtals.
to place himself in the picEe OF lame
from which ali riue would a,,v: have
displaced hu. by rstas.ng to accept IA
oflse to which be IVES pYI emit led.
which action voatl have usuS,l him ns
one Of the most Noted ehnfAc:css in
American bis.oEy. whereas he II nos
only eoaIpi.u ,us a. one OF tie NOS.
insisnii.,u t OF ali the Presidents. The
Appeal, vaots Republication VIII not
b, qu.sti1p=l. exhibits cvnGead Gb!e
houeIy AMI integrity. unbiased b. pn-
li,isl irsj sdise. in the iol!oSing we'll
timed r,.nltSs. which eyrry fiir-a!eied
man Of VIII ltsrer political prsLles;ions.
will T adily endorse:
"wben o min = k-puh.ican au.
thority a. U. S. Cant considered Tillrn
elected, II IS useless any l2nsvr for ANY
one 20 have hi, eyes blinded by p0Gti-
sIuship.
TIidea zss hone-tly Gss:ea, and
Hayes was not. This fact mast hsye
been known T. Ht,es az Well a. the
eoIspiricS WAC bsqu.ataed % the lie
rnU,crn party the ~buricas9ms legacy
I ,aaEac, ~hien the work 0! thu, Com
mission .brVasht thsrn. The ghc,, OF
these fll@'tadinss has risen again and
again at the party f~rast-. r9d viii not
down. The ,rrdict of TIE Commission
en violated tie greatest principle cf the
Constitution. upon which the perna-
ntncy of the H-puhIie is founded.
Nos; Of all IL Is 20 oe regret, 4 that
the mIa who T esiv=d thia lease %! Low
er was not great enough % Tise above
the greed O: cf g. aud r',usnler that =
trte American ciIz-u vas lumetsura-
by greater :han a tgsa, claimant ior the
Presidency"
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first established 10y act u Congress.
january, IS. 1881, j. the measure
Of ~valueG and is worth 100 cents, while
gold L-s appreciated ia value until the
gold dollar Is ~ a premium. CoutuiL,
"ut.gcly too much Of the pr. cIuuS metal.
and should be reduced III weight that its
value may be 100 ceut, instead 81 1874
cents, which appreciated v,Iuc compel,
the debtor Who pays ID gold 20 pay nj
most % per ccUi. moro ,hum the par va.
Ne OF his indebtedness.
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THE oHIo CAMPAIGN.

The TeHe HuFte (Ipd.) }, Saturday
Evening Mail, II Republican paper, Of
tie most pronounced type. offers the
the Releasing sensible remarks relative
to the attempt TO drag the issues Of an
!cicnt History into the present political
campaign in Ohio:
"fhe Ohio camp ign drRgs somewhat
IN 81 tc o! Senator Slcrmiu's efforts
20 iaieG the bloody shirt issue into it.
People have about come to the c~onclu-
s.on ,nnt twenty ysst, after tho close Of
Che var II j. time to quit talking about
III war aud IL, issues. They want
practical. everyday questions discussed.
They want soneilir9 fresh und current.
TIL y ore tired Of having the samo old
questions discussed by poli.ioO! orators
year after year. Most persons arc dis
posed 10 lot tie South take care OF her
" concerns for = while and Gee how
she will come out. Tho industrial
changes TINT are going on in that Sec
lion. the removal there Of Northern
PtopIc. and tho new ideas which arc
rapidly making hendwpy. viii help tho
Southern people 10 colre the negto
question, which. 4 mus. DO confessed.
has been one OF great porpiexity ond
difficulty. a: any rSjc. there is a grow
iig sentiment that u is II question which
ought TO Le s. tiled in ths y. nth ;a,her
tdsu in the North, in Mississippi aud
lhoqisaSi ra:ner than in Now York aud
ohif.
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NOTICE TO eSfDlTess.

n th DSartet CnuIt OF Tie Foo,,h j..,,
I District ef Tie State CT NssSt.. bn a.,
the Gu ty " ElIo.
ln'hs Natter y the estate q Q crO.l..
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by che under.ir,..
Executors Of the the lat Will q John c.
drceAs"i To the crd tors Ct and 10 all per-.
La In claims agIiB,t , 81 dCceas, d. TO ,,hn,,
them with the uercrsa y 70 ch.r-. within, -,
months after he hrst pnbiieition ~ taI. no
flee O. the said sNseuturs at their reside e. =.
Clover Valley, { Ito cVgnty. >eSsda: 10. ,.p.
y M their pi-ce for tbs tr ~usAetioa OF n,
business Of said r,ta a. aid county a.,
S;-tS- MRS KATE CROCKEg.
CHAiLES &. CRocKER.
LNreStars OF last ~ilI Of
J9hn Groek'r. deceased
Isied Ei!o. Ncysda. July :, ,es,.
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ESTRAY.

Stayed FROM my place nboui MHrch
20. 1885. 0rp dnrk bay, or brown horse.
branded u on II shoulder. also 2 on
left lir. aud also vented by u below 2.
The animal has u heavy scar or ropc
burn on l'n hipl leg hclow the garnLfnl.
mud had II heavy leather halter on OF
tim" Of leaving.
Any person wha will return the horse
TO uue, or giv" ~inf2rmgi,on where he NAV
be found, will ba suitably and nmply RIO.
wnrdCd. U.v Md,
HH'iifGE, Nc7X Ang %, 1885. Il
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IN The gr,s. "a ne O.. j c the devil
pi''Lr' the bill tor iiI,usso to bat.
"F.l,Juer, N:iI IL Eyu5.. the ey-
ideHes Is conflicting. bat You were evl-
dent,f HrlnS, aud l fins you 50"
"IA .nAs. your Honor" ns4ea Ine
p~ri'oaer Nay ] ask Z :a,ot q you?'
-''Whas IL III" sud the Judge. eood-na-
'urd.y. Il would lie some tobacco
hs!o.e / g." The Judge vas .akeu
back. hn; sail, wi:L n smie: do ron
prs.rr any particular k.nIr" Yes.
y"nr Honor" rctnre"i The 2ds9acr
with u grIu. II would !'ic my huc cut. "
lis Ii no' SAW tie point anil made it
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me co.aer stone.

The corner stons Of ths ns~ s'aAe
University was laid q; Reno en- Sa'uriHy
With apPrOpria,s e.remouies. lron til"
Gazette We leara that the Grand Lodge
+. A. u. opened ia Maso?ts Hall N
due fern. and thea Tspair d To the Uni
vefsi'y. Hlis-s thu e'Enrr st'as was
laid
The following SHnI OheeFs we're IL
Hiiendtne-;
Most W~orship;d. MiShiel !. Murphy
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Gastrononie mt

They tell { good sto.y On Il South
Georgian statesman, who zen; to
CHHr.est0Ta il the old days and stopped
nj L hotel. A wtitss brought a!m soae
shnmps. which the Georgian stOxrd
away - best he could. IN u moment
the waiter rcupprasrd with n stand u
ce.ery.
NO." said the Georgian. shaking his
head soiemn'y. i've tired your bugs,
AMI don't ile them. aud .Ug can be,
yuur hie | don't want Iyus OF your
srgss.'- Il.
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5 n in1lthS sInce the PRESIDENT
E ect. GgoTer Cleveland, wcute to Mr..
N.rner that \ monet.rY crisis prcs-
r'nt With the most terrible couse-
q.e-ces was close ut band, md TINT
the working people especially wou!d
exp 1ience terrible suffering unless sill
ser coinage vas stopped. Ths coinags
li' not been stopped. tbs monetary
6 'ris has not shogn ~ nnd the work
ins people hIvs not experienced terri
u suffering on o o. the contin-
ted coinage Of the dreadful silver dol
IN'; al OF which goes to show tha. even
so greet a man as the President may be
mistaken.
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Mas C,r'e!"Ei's prDits on the safe Of
her b"o- will aggregate So, 0QI. md
she i, 30 highly lated over her success,
in the field Of Literature that Sic hrs al
ready commenced writing q Eoyrl.
How fortunate II is for Rose Elizabeth
that her brother u.s. Il ctcd Pres. deu;.
The latest sensation going the rounds
is that General Downing and Senator
Dennis have joined Temperance oIg,ui.
cations mud are trying TO control the
prob. bition vote Carson Iudcx
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Tna Eliza Aimsdong case III which
Mr. Stead, OF the Pat Nal! Gazette. is
charged with purchasing the girl for i'm.
moral purposes, is still in progress in
London. Tho testimony Of Mrs.
broughtoa was concluded Monday nf.
ternoeh and ,lrs. Armstrong was pIHced
on the stGna aud t,sti1, d that sls OBJ
jectei 10 IL daughter enterng service,
Jetauss she ieeuit d herr at hone.
ttG.
On Sapttsg Zse l,0ie asw
tisos Of ehOltt { and e2s d9rths rssO q.
throsgtrst Spain
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE
sy,rG o. srv.nA.I,,

s!'rG % hry,nA.l %.
GyEhfV 90 EIkD.t
Nuii,"i4 hrrUhy gwen ihat iho Assrssmfnt
H"II a.: b. year 1875. together with tho usps
hhI "tiHirnl lists fUt said yrtr =. arc now In 10y
"flao ipr iuspc, ION. aud hat The Board Of
County Commissioner ~ said Conny AMI
y 40 will meet On h Twenty. nf't lay Il Sep.
'"inb'r' i'S', asa Drtd oI Equ III ,iun, pni
continue IN s,Edon from llus Ia tIuc untiI.
AMI in'ludinr So Tii,h day 81 Oetobcr. 1872
4 q DANLTT
County clerk sud Clerk II tho Boar1 Of
Equalization.
pSiSi Eik1, sept. 18Th, 1885.
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Ginger Ale ot the Ge,g Saloon.
Fresh oysters a, ths Gem
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-09-20

Sirnwbstrtcs g. Fresh Vegetables r..
e!eved Jdiiy ~ the GBN.
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"All want is n single heart" writes
a poeiess. Perhaps she wants to ill a
bob-tIil flush.
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Job printing done with pga.ncss und
dispatch Mt this PGlcc-
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13

ing to cross her bow. less than one
minute before the starting signal was
given, fouled her, the Gsnesta's
bowsprit going through the clew ofthe
Purltan's mainsail. close 10 the boom,
mskiog hole two feet square. The
leeches and foot-ropss OF the sail
held the end OF the bowsprit, which
was broken off close to the stem
head. The committee then ruled the
Puritan out. and. told Sir Richard
Sdtton that he might sail over the
course il he wished. The latter
promptly declined the offer with
thanks. No one was injured. Both
boats we're towel TO Staten island and
will probably race on Friday.
Mr.. Forbes s,nd General Paine,
owners Of tue Puritan, after q consul
tation with the committee at Staten
island, to which place both yachts
were towed. agreed to send letter
to Sir Richard Sutton, acknowledge
ing their mistake and agreeing to
pay what tho damage amounted to.
Eastern yschtsimen are extremely
Indignant that their pet s)oop shonld
be- the cause Of tins delay. The
committee will officially declare the
date OF the next race.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
TELEGRApHIC SUMMARY.
OIL WORKS IN FLAMES.

OIL WORhs IN fLAhES.
CLEVELAND (O). September LIT
2:8 O'Clock this morning a fire start
cd in the Doan Oil Works, which
caused the explosion Of three stills.
TIE overaowing and flaming oil
emptied iuto KIngsbnry creek and
ran into the Standard oil yard, set
ting FIRE to the cgitators south OF the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
track. Tae loss TO the company is
scarcely in proportion to the magnI
tude OF the fire. Not more than 5000
barrels Of oil were lost. and the valne
Is less than $4,000. Tho loss on the
plant is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000.
LATER--The fire at the Standard
Oil Works smoulderod all day, but
was under control at all times. The
loss will be $4,000 in crude oil con-
sumed. This afternoon l.. u. Mix's
refinery on Commercial street was
destroyed. Gasoline escaped from
the still and trickled into the tarnace
beneath. The still exploded, and
others followed, until tha eutire es,
tgblishncut was in ruins. The loss
will be $4,000 aud the Insurance
$4,000. This was the Oldest refinery
in the city. ... ..
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
Aaron e. EIkels has been held at
pnrtlnn.s ~ !. ~ $3.50 ~ .rsoc

Aaron e. EIkels has been held at
Portland on q charge Of arson.
E. T. Gleeson lay in wait and delib-
erately shot dead 8. B. Pratt ct An.
telope. Or, jealousy was the cause.
w. w. Wiley Of Beautiful, y. T.,
has been arrested aud held on q
charge Of illegal cohabItation, bis
second wife testified against him.
Twenty two supposed leaders oi
the Rock Springs rioters have been
arrested.
Strong protests are being made in
Mexico against the practice Of sell.
ing vast tracts Of land TO foreigners
The trial OF Stead, the editor oi
the Pali Mall Gazette. and others, on
charge Of abduction, began IN Lon
don on Monday.
The Ameer OF Bokhara has abdica,
tad In favor Of his son, who il friend.
ly toward England.
Osman Digna has been shot by an
Arab.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
Poison at the Front Door.

No article entering SO generally into the food OF every
family has been found more vlainousy aduterated than
baking powder For the purpose of underselng the
whose absolute purity and whoesomcness has never ye Des
questioned hundreds dealers putting up baking pow
ders with cheap and aduerated of tartar which
contains mc earh etc. adding strength BY the ree use
,f alum.
These adulteated powders are showed" upon the pub
10 with the greatest persistency They are hrs gwen
waylet in samples at private residences wi.n circulars
containing bogus analyses and certificates and false repre-
sentaoas as to their value This fact OF itself SUM
cient TO condemn them fstcass article will sell on ITS
merits No manufacturer whose goods of value can afford
give away and none but the cheapest make and most
inferior uumaretabe goods require to be distributed free
in order to get the public to hem and this method IS
adopted only by parties who have failed to dispose OF their
wares through the ordinary and legitimate channels of trade
Free samples of articles of food left at the house should
regarded with suspicion There is guarantee OF their
wholesocness while there real danger that they contain
fatally poisonous compound Many instances OF poisoning
from the use of such samples recorded
The Royal Baking Powder is given away, sold by
means of lotteries accompanied by chromos spoons
crocery other gifts except the gifts of absolute purity
wlosomeness full weight and superlatve cavenng power
These gifts guaranteed with each package Its
merits have been its chief advertisement and they have
cured for it the constant patronage Of the American people
extent beyond the combined sale of all other baking
powders The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure
and perfect.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
PURITAN AND GEgRsTA.

SasDY HooE, September s.-The
lover bay this nj orning was again
full OF yachts. The Puritan was
anchored near Sandy Hook dock. The
Gebesta was further down. The Sig.
nal Service officer reported light
winds under five miles ar hoar. Brisk
winds were predicted toward evening
with increasing cloudiness aud rain.
When the yachts came in view from
Sandy Hook, the Genesta and puri
tan were in close company and max
ing sal for the Scotland light ship.
The red, white aud blue pspnant OF
tue Puritan was first seen. the skip
per Of the Ganeata pointed right
toward the Puritan. 10 an endeavor
to take the latter's wind away. The
captain OF tho Puritan believed be
conid cross the Genssta's bow aud
tried to do 50; the result was a foul,
in which the Genesta's bowsprit was
carried away aud the mainsail Of the
Pdritan badly torn. The consterna
ton on the judges boat aud on the
yachts was great. Those who were
not near enough to see wore afraid
the yachts were injured below water
line. II was foul, pure and simple,
npon the part Of the Puritan, and was
due to the fact that her skipper
thought he could bring her bsfore
the wind faster than he did. The
hole in the Puritan's mainsail Ia In
the after leech in the lower corner,
and Of course rendered 1t useles.
1t was only by lrck that further
accidents were avoided, for after the
collision all the visiting and attend.
ant yachts ran up close to the Pnri.
tan and Genesta and several fouls
occurred. Theiadges helda consulta
ton and talked to the skippers Of the
Puritan and Genesta. and both de
ciared racing to be an impossibility.
The Puritan was entirely at fault.
The Genesta was on the sfarboard
tack and had the right Of way. The
Puritan on the port tack, in attempt
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
News Of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

The steamer Hanover Of the Allan
Line was wrecked near Cape Race,
N. F., bnt no lives were Lost.
Mrs. Jarrett, implicated IN the Pail
Mall Gazette revelations, is under
arrest in London on charge OF alb
duction.
One hundred aud forty PrussiaDs
have recently been expelled from
Warsaw.
The miners at Rock Springs, Wy,
T., drove all the Chinese from that
place, after killing seven aud wound
ing many others.
Train robbers secured small
amount Of booty on a Chicago and
Alton car near Kansas City.
One jockey was killed and five
others wounded at Brighton Beach.
Six persons were drowned by the
capsiziDg Of small boat at Oshkosh,
Wis.
John Z. Church was found dead,
killed by rifle shot, near his home
in Mohawk valley, Or, and his wife,
near by, fatally wounded; no explain.
alton Of the tragedy is known.
John Howard. son Of General O.
o. Howard, committed suicide in the
Yellowstone Park, owing probably to
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13

The San Francisco Chronicle says
that the interesting pews that River
side is soon to be connected With the
main track Of the Atlantic and Pa
ci6G Railroad u corroborated by the
the statements Of engineers who have
jnst been over the ground Of the pro
posed new feeler, which will be some
fifteen miles in length. 1t isalso be-
lieved that the same road will con
struct track to Pomona aud one to
Anaheim. All this points TO q sharp
contest for the rapidly growing fruit
trade OF Southern California. which
until recently was almost monopoliz
cd by the Southern Pacific.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13

When mining is carried on as any
other business, it is Legitimate: when
1t is made. purely speculative, it be-
comes il,egitlmate in the extreme.
Buy a mine, develop it. take ont the
ore anj.scll it, and the chances ure
ten to one that you will make a big
thing. But buy mine and hold it
for big price, and the chances are
against your making large profits. -
Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
PlL ES! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
NO ONE NEED SUFFER-.


A snre cure for Blind. bleeding, Itching
and Uloe rated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams Tan Indian Remed,,) called
DIR. Williams indian Pile Ointment. A sin.
gle box has cured tho worst chronic cascs II
25 or 30 years standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments,
and electnaries do more harm than good.
Williams Indian Pile Oiutment absorbs the
tamors, allays the intense itching (particu-
larly at night afttr getting warm IN bed,
acts as n poultice, gives instant relief. and
IL prepared only for Piles, itcning Of the
private parts, and for nothing else.
Head what tEo lioii. J. NJ. Coffinberry of
Cleveland says aboat, DR.. williams Indian
Pile Ointment: II hSlve used scoies of Pile
Cure. and 1t asftDds me pleasure 10 say
that have never fornd anything which
gave sucb immediate and TermaDent relief
as DIR. Williams Indian Ointment" For
sale By all druggists and mailed on receipt
Of price. 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO, Prcp'rs,
Aug2D-ty CLEVELAND, o.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13

Senator Logan says the Senate
should carefully investigate" sever,
al of the Presidents recent appoint
ments before confirming them. This
expression does great violence to the
feelings Of Mr. Hendricks. who firm
ly believes that it is the duty Of the
Seuate to confirm all appointments
without investigating them. We be,
lieve, though, Logan's idea will pre-
vail. and that tho Senate will inves
tigate good deal before CONFIRMING,
and that in many cases it will not
confirm after having Investigated
Globe Democrat
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13

In the County Court Of the County O.
Mohave, Territory o. Arizona.
Emma GARD. plaintiff. ys. William A.
Gard, defendant. SurmoDs.
Action brought In the County Court oi
Mnhave County. Arizona Territory.
The TeritJry nf Arizona sends greeting
to William A. Gard, d-fendnnt.
You are hereby summoned and required
TO appear in an H,tion brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the County
Court Of IOhav0 County. Arizona Terri.
tory. an1 answer the complaint filed
With the Clerk OF this Cour', nj Min.
eral Park, IN mid COUNT "a copy of
which complaint accompanies this sum-
mons) within twenty days texciusiye OF
the day VI seryic.l after the service upon
you Of this summons, II served in this
cpunty. ont IL se1red ont of the county.
and within this district, then within thirt, {,
days; in all other cases. forty days. And
yon are hereby notified that 10 you fail TO
az ,ear aaa aaswI,r tho complaint ms above
required, the phiintiff will take default
against Won and apply to the Cour, for the
relief demanded IN the complaint herein.
and Ses.5s ~ and di:hnrss-,eg.s ia ,his tsi...is
Given uader my hand and the seal
fWA Of the @dd County Court Of Mo.
10SG Rave Coppty, Arizona Territory, al
Mineral Park. this 2sth day of
August, 1885.
II. BUCKsBAUN,
County Clerk.
j. W.SrZrHEssoy, Atty for Plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-13
RETURN OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

WAEHrsGTGs, September z. -Presi-
dent Cleveland arrived here at 8
O'Clock tuis morning. The Presidents
carriage was in waiting a. tho depot
and hs was Immediately driven to
the White House, where, after break
fasting. he settled down at once to
work. The President, who is well
tanned 10y the sun, and who appears
much improved by his trip, says that
he had an excellent time and enjoyed
perfect health. He has not been Ill
a single day since he left, and is at
loss to know how the report OF his
serious sickness originated. A Cab.
met meeting will be held to day.