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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07

"AVING SUCCEEDED TO
L the business of the Carson CITY saw
ings Bank we are now prepared to do
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland, Germany, France and all the
principal cities OF the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and re-
ceive deposits on open account.
Collections made at current rates
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07
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Sufficient to show it's merit, will be sert to
anyone applying by letter, stating his symp-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07
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Debility, Exhaus-
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L Os { Manhood,
1mpotency. Pros
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rible effects of
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07
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ZIG Kearnry Street,
SAN AMOS CAL.

Consultation strictly confidential, by lette,
or at office, FREE For the convenience of
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l have adopted a private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-07
CONNECTIONS:,

This Great
Strength e II.
ing kemeuy
an d n err We
sO<lG is the
legitimate result
OF over twenty
years practice,bva
THO Z . I G l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID u a TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hi hest medi-
cal cole ge S o I
l. u I o p e a n q
CURES W l 7 II
U n FA | LING
G E Il T A IN I Y
larr,nrlS andnhASi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
whites and Blacks as Allies.

Last Tuesday a Stnte FAIR, estab-
Iished for the purpose Of showing the
progress of tue colorcd citizens of Mis-
sissippi in agriculture aud all depart
mcnts OF industry. vas formally opencd
at Jackson 10y the Democratic Governor
Of the State.
The ceremonies we're conducted in the
presence of an assembly Of both white
and colored people. who met on the
most friendly terms, and listened TO
speeches from representatives Of the
two races, in which sentiments Of the
greatest kindness and respect were cx-
pressed. Mr.. Montgorsery, the colorcd
President OF the Association bnyiuy
charge Of the Fair, gratefully ucknowl.
edged the material aid and hearty SYM
phthy the cnterpr Sc hnd received from
his white fellOw-citizcns, and declared
his deep attachment to thu whole South.
Gov. Lowry spoke at length Of the good
feeling at present existing between the
two races in Mississippi, and congratu.
lnind til" colorcd p,opl. on their ability
to make so grand IN exhibit of material
progress.
Yet Sherman and Foraker ARE going
about bowling over the terrible i'll treat
mcnt To which the negroes of the South
ARE subjected ut the hands of their white
ncighbors! And 1t is IN Mississippi, nc.
cOrding 10 those bloody. shirt orators.
That the wrongs OF the colored people
are especially uncomfortable.
Tho truth is that Sherman and Fora.
kcr and all their kind are alarmed be.
cause they know that the whites aud the
negroes Of the South have been getting
on better terms with each other ever
since the election Of a Democratic Pres.
ident. When the Republican party was
ovcrthrown lust year some Of the more
ignorant OF the Colorcd people were un-
doubleday IN distress M 10 what might
I've the outcome for them. They had
been taught by wicked Republican lead
IRA TINT the whites were their enemies,
and thai the only hope for the colored
race wns in perpetual Republican domi.
nation. but the experience Of n year
has shown thoiu the humbug Of all that
talk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
HURRAH FOR NEW YORK.

Particulars OF the election which took
place in the State OF New York yestcr-
day are not yet received, but enough is
known TO render the election Of the
greater part, il not all Of the Democratic
ticket, u certainty. A victory in the
Empire State, where the party strength
is so equally divided, is some
thing to be proud of and the Democracy
Of the country have reason to rejoice
over the result OF Que Of the hardest
fought battles ever engaged in by the
State. II the returns from Virginia
show the retirement Of little Boss Ma
hone, the triumph will be complete.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
Close Call for q DISASTROUS rlrs.

Times. Review. 3lst:-About 3 o'clock
This morning the roof OF the small
building on North Main street, known
as the billy Munccy house. caught fire,
probably from n defective s%t0ycpipc.
a j. Dallas hnd just stepped out of his
room near by, and noticing the flame.
gave the alarm, and with n bucket Of
water. which be had in his room. sue.
ceedcd in throwing IL on the roof,
checking the progress Of the Gre until n
ladder n brought and more water
procured, when the flames were cTcctu.
ally ettinguished. The occupant Of the
mouse, q female, had gone out leaving
n brisk fire in the stove, and but for tho
timely discovery by Mr.. Dallas. a disas-
trouS confNgration would undoubtedly
have ensucd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
The Funeral OF General Mcclellan.

A New York dispatch of TIE 2ud in
staut says: AT 10 O'Clock this morning
the body Of Gen. George Il. Mcclellan
was removed from the house OF W. &.
Prime in East T~wemty-third street to the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
where the last funeral service was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Churles II. Park
hurst. The family, the delegation of
ncighbOrS from Orange and committees
Of local legion, took carriages and were
driven TO The Pennsylvania railroad de-
pot, where Il Special train stood waiting
to receive the party. The train steamed
out Of the depot for Trenton, the town
where the burial will take place. As
the funeral procession moved from the
church to the depot it was received with
marked respect by the people who hur-
ried along the sidewalk. Hats were
lifted and many a tear fell fIom the
eyes Of veterans. who once served under
the dead General. The simplicity of
the procession was noticeable. Moth
ing about it gave any indication what
ever Of n dead hero. There were no
soldiers in line, no band OF music, no
draped colors. Tie funeral procession,
So far as amy outward display WIS on.
ccrned, might be that Of my well-to-du
citizen"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08

The New York State election takes
place to-day. The natural strength Of
the two opposing parties being about
equal in the State. the question Of vic.
tory is II Of deep interest. The Mug
wump element. ms was confidently pre-.
dictcd, has gone back 10 the Republican
party. and unless the sturdy bipartisan
course pursued by President Cleveland
commands the respect and support of
the Democracy OF the State, the chan.
ces are 10y no means numerous. II is
claimed that the local disscnsions in the
party will not extend 90 the State ticket,
but IL such prove true in this instance.
IL Is a striking exception to a general
rule,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
Iron Monday. D.ily.1
RALAAGUNDI.

J.. ID. Abel and wife came down from
Halleck Saturday, aud returned home
to-day.
George w. Peltier came down from
TuseaIora by stage this evening. aud
departs for California in the morning.
The Sheriff and ex.omeio License
Collector reports the receipts from Ii
censes for the month Of October to be
1851 10.
Farmer Treadwuy fell while walking
across u water ditch ON n scantling near
bis ranch in Carson last week aud dislo.
Gated his shoulder.
The people of BoJie art rejoicing over
n strike that promises to renew the
youth Of the town. Mono was y~ester-
dav quoted mt 81 so a share.
The full Board of County Commits
sioners were IN session to-day, and hav-
lug disposed of the business before them
Adjourned this evening until the first
Mondr: in December.
Georgia dnrkey prays with discre-
tion. He said III l ask the Lord to
send me u turkey / won't get it. but il |
ask him to send ME after IL turkey / al
ways get one before daybrcak."
There will be State elections to-mor-
row III the following States: Colo
radio, Connecticut, Iowa. Maryland.
Massachusetts,, Mississippi, Nebraska.
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
aud Virgimia.
County Surveyor Thompson, who has
been at work in Mound Valley since last
Tuesday, returned here last evening and
starts for Fort ualleck to do some sur
veyins FOR parties at that place. to-moi-
row morning.
Two French mcn-oi-war have been
ordered Ia proceed at oncc TO Guinea to
protect French interests in that ouu
try. A dispute growing out OF the rival
clnimS Of France and Portugal to GER
tain sections Of Guinea has reached a
crisis, and serious events are feared.
A HoIlister, Cal, dispatch of October
% says: Dick Alexander, charged with
completely in the murdcr 81 DIR. Powers,
was brought in by Detective Dcasy to
Morse's Agency, and will get a prelimi-
nary examination Tuesday. lie WAS re-
IUanded without bail. Five altogether
have been arrested. three were de-
MED bail and are in the County Prison.
Detective Dcasy and Sheriff Ross went
this evening to The neighGorhood OF the
murder TO make other arrests.
II. X. Pinckney, charged with aiding
the Arkansas Valley Land aud Cattle
Company, an English organization, to
de!ruud the Government out Of the lar.
ger part OF Co., 900 acres Of the public
domain, III Bent county, Colorado, was
recently arrested in ST. Louis. lie viii
be taken back to Colorado. Piuckney
Was formerly clerk in the Pueblo Lnnd
Office, and he and Il. {. Bloomfield,
manager of the cattle company, were
charged with fraudulcntly conspiring to
acquire the land. Bloomfield was con.
rictcd. and is now serving ont his sen.
tencc, but Pinckmcy forfeited his bond
and He'd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
tFrOr. Saturdays DAily.l
0ALMA0UHDI.

J. O. Crombie and daughter departed
for Mineral Hill by the train this morn
irg.
Tie fsgs were all at half-mast to-day
out of respect to the memory Of General
Mcclellan.
We understand that Frank Hough is
confined To his bed with something like
TYPHOID fever.
Airs. st. Clair, formerly Of Wells, mr..
rived from San Jose last evening. She
will take charge Of the school al North
Ruby.
4 t~elve-inch ledge Of rich gold bear-
Ing quartz has just been struck in the
Phoenix mine in Grass Valley. The
mine had been abandoned years ago.
VIM. j. Best, Receiver OF the Pacific
Bank Of Boston, was arrested Wedmes-
day night ca u requisition from the
Governor OF the State OF massachusetts,
charged with embezzling $1,000 OF
funds III charge Of the bank. iii, in
dlctment was found last January, but
no action vas taken until last week,
when lac was arrested. Best agreed to
go at once to Boston saying: The
sooner We get to boston the quicker I'll
he able to prove my innocence D! these
charges"
A Washington dispatch says the
President hopes, in the selection Of new
Commissioners, To give renewed ns.ur-
ances, If any is deemed necessary, that
lac intends to execute the Civil Service
law IN its letter and spirit. He expects
the leaders of the party will come 10
him npon this question. lie does not
III md to 80 to them. even il he is left
to stand alone. Ii is the Presidents in.
tendOn TO select one of the Commission
ers from the South, if IL competent man
can be found. who is in earnest in sup
port Of reform. The President expert
ences much difficulty in finding suitable
persons for these Offices, but Le will
keep the appointment in ~obeyance until
he does find such persons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
Death of General Mcclellan.

The sad news is received OF the death
Of General George b. Mcclellan, at his
home ca Orange Mountain, NeE Ic-eey.
at 3 O'Clock Thursday morning. Of nell
ralgia Of the heart. lie had been I'M.
der the doctors care about two weeks.
but nothing serious was apprehended
until shortly before his death. lie
leaves n son and daughter who were
with him in his last moments.
As the sad news spread explosions OF
SORROW wtrc heard on every hand. The
Grand Army Post called a meeting 10
arrange for the funeral. and the Presi.
lent ordered that the Executive Depart.
ment flags I've kept at hali-masi until
the body il buricI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08

Hon Vim. L. Smith, Of New York,
has been appointed Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury instead Of Charles T..
Coon. resigned, TO take effect November
10th. Smith is n lawyer, aged 40, and
resides at Plattsburg, with an Office in
New York City. where he is one Of the
attorneys for the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. lie hns been the
leader of what il known IA the Young
Democracy, aud has been identified with
the Tildnn element OF the party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
Bc1m AHlMMa
,Dr,Or Hor,l-c.A,u ! Gnu1.
VnlEronl

OHrOr hofsL-CLAnx = 0AgRz. P10-
VntSToA
J. A. Pt.a.ner. or. Ho,laua.Tu--
carorAi II. c. Inland. ColunbiA; y. d.
clArh. Nsds-orth; H. A. Tav.r. Ball.
ion.
A. Q, Galksr. oakland; Ben Bar,.
n. W. Hart. TuscarOfA, J. b. Moore,
Fred Bereh. Thos. Short, Ruby; ,. T.
Campbell Jr. Halleck; n. @. Tarpey.
San Francisco; c. MeKowles, Elein, M;
H. GoodAle Decth; n. v. Paddock,
Mound. H. s. Tho.nason. Lamoilie; p.
Sorenson, Pleasant.
Hugh Bowman, J. H. Adams, Mart
Smith. g. W. Peltier. T~uscarora; w. O..
Smith. Oakland; Hugh Martin, w. d.
Martin. Burneau; Eugene Thompson,
Mound; Annie Martin. Miss Riddle.
Bruneau.
Ut. Reese. Pnisade; Il. S. Thorn
o Lamoiile; G.. w. Duncan, South
Fork; E. d. s,odder. Colorado; n. Bell,
Wells; G. J. Bosko. II. MeCrum, N. q.
Tarpey. NJ. Seigel, San Francisco; w.
: Reese, F. E. Hale. Bu.lion; E. Thorn
Pson, Halleck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
More Blooded Stock.

Three young Thoroughbred Galloway
bulls arrived here by tho train this
morning, II OF which is the proprrty
Of Thomas ii untGT. another of Attbnr
Lowe and the other OF John Ainlev
The animals are from the ranch of A
H.. Mathews, the w~ell-known importer
OF Kansas City. Mo. and were pur-
chased at Salt Lake City by Mr.. Hunter
a few days ago. They ARE handsome
beasts, black az ravens, and like the
Polled Angus. are entirely destitute Of
horns, All three are 2-year-Olds. the
largest Of (which weighs soruc 1900
pounds. They are long bodied: nre
furnished with a very heavy coat. and
like the famous Mullingar heller, are
beef to the heels. l|Iailing as the breed
does, from the highlands Of Scotland.
II would naturally be inferred that the
stock would he capable OF enduring the
rigors Of Nevada Winters. The Dur.
hams and Herefords imported to this
county have stood the climate quito ms
we'll as expected, and tho quality ind
capabilities Of tho Gnlloways are now
Also 10 he tested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
ROLL OF

For Star Valley School District for the
month Of October:
Hannah Johnston, 90; Alice Arm
strong, 90; Ncttie Armstrong, ~; Isora
Stevens, 9SH: Carrie Stevens, %; Min
ME Cox, o.; Ellie Lawrence, 9S; May
McMulicu, 81; Eva Crossom. %; Ella
Crosson, 90; Nellie Monks, 92I: Mat
tie McMulIem. 90; Nellie Cox, 92L;
Fanny Smiley, 100; Joseph johnson,
%; Edward Cox, %; Ernest Cox, 90;
Wrny Weathers. So; Vim. Wenthers,
So; Guy Wcnthcrs. %; Fred Monks,
%; Thomas Lawrence, 90, VIM. Cros-
son. 9iH; John Ctossom. 90.
JENNIE I. GIBn. Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
A CHASTITY spectocle.

\ man with n gaping wound in his
throat, his hands, face and clothing COW
cred with blood, walked into the town
Of Wells yesterday, from the Eastward.
lie was nearly exhausted from the Us,
Of blood and was taken in charge by
some of the citizens who called "A physI-
cinn, when it was found that a
deep cash had nearly severed the wind
pipe. The wounded man was brought
Gu"m by Constable Weeks on the train
last night and lodged in the County hos
pitnl where he is being treated by DIR.
Meigs. The man gives his name ms
Carl Peterson, and from his almost in.
coherent utteranc,s at Wells it was
gathered that he had been set upon by
Indians up about Cedar Pass. IA few
miles east of Wells, from whom lac had
escaped wounded and minus n grrnt
part Of his clothing. Peterson now nd.
mits however, that he does not know
how he received the injuries, and the
suppoSition is that from some cause he
has bcen.at least temporarily insane.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
LIVE AND LET LIVE

Past experience has demonstrated the
truth of the axiom that Honesty 10 the
best policy" in business as we'll as in
private life; and actuated by this policy.
l shall in the future as in the past keep
constantly on hand n full supply OF fresh
aud desirable
GROCERIES AND Provision
OF the best quality. suitable to the re-
quirements Of my customers, which will
be sold at the lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
1t is we'll known that a large amount
Of money is annually sent from Elko
county III payment for goods purchased
abroad. and i'll some measure to coun.
teract these foreign purchases ] have re-
Gently ndded I, my stock a we'll selected
and desirable line of
Doors AND SHOES
which l guarantee to sell at as lew he.
ures AS the same quality Of goods IAN be
purchased elsewhere, transportation
added, with the advantage OF having an
opportunity to examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to be just rs represented.
With sincere thanks TO the public for
the liberal patronage extended in the
past, and soliciting n continuance Of the
same in the future, 1 nm.
Respectfully.
HInAM CHAsI
Elko. Oct. 3lst. 1885. a..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
Strange But True.

This is one OF the curious things
fl%onting about. Take II piece of paper,
and put upon il in figures your age in
years. dropping months weeks aud
days. Multiply it by two; then add to
the result obtained the figures 3,70S;
add two, and then divide by two. Sub.
trnct from the result obtained the nun.
Der Of your years on earth, aud see il
you do not obtain figures that you will
not be likely to forget.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-11-08
trso. T-Anna.y.. D.ily.l
aALlAauNnl.

stnwbsrries 4 Freah Vegetables 70
eieved daily at The GkA.
George Buchanan has been appointed
Justice Of the Peace at Mineral-Hi :
The President has appointed o ueu T.
p. Rouse. of Missouri. United. Stxtes
Attorney for Arizona.
ZachariA Barnes. OF HALEY. Idaho,
has been found guilty of incest with his
ll-year-old daughter.
Arrived by stage last evening from
Tuscarora: ]. A. Plummer. Departed
this morning: J. u. TOlly.
Freidlander & Stein, Wholesale mer-
chants Of San Francisco. have Just made
and assignment for the benefit Of credit
ors,
The oath Of Office was administered to
Governor Zulick, Of Arizona. at Pres
colt, Tuesday, by Chief Justice How
ard.
Dorsheimer, District Attorney Of New
York. says there is no evidence, con
Meeting Mayor Grace Of that city with
tile Ferdinand Ward frauds.
Ross aid Burns, the two Eureka foot
pads indicted for highway robbery.
pleaded guilty and were sentenced to Ave
years III the State Prison.
Miss Rose Gardner departed yester-
day for VALLEJO. She intends to re-
main there and at Sacramento during
the Winter whiting relatives.
Mrs. Annie Brown, who figured in the
San Francisco affrny in which Is. J..
Shaw was shot by james C. Brown,
used to live in Austin, aud Inter in Eu-
reka.
The Tuscarora Dramatic Association
will play Better Than Gold" at Opera
Hall in hat village next Saturday eve
ming. The stage scenery has just been
Iccs. !-d isGm Ci:gago.
The Railroad Company has agreed to
return at 2:e-third the regular fare
those who attend the Teachers Insti-
tute to be held at Winnemucca from the
3rd to the 9th Of December, inclusive;
on presentation Of certificate that full
fare was paid to Winnemucca.
The executive committee of the Colo.
RADIO Cntiie Growers Association have
issued on address TO the range cattle
and horse growers of the arid regions Of
the United States. Northern M&S:cc ard
British Columbia, commenting the in,
dorsement Of the memorial lately ISSUED
by the cattle growers OF New Mexico in,
viting NIL interested to meet in Conven
ton i'll Denver on January Goth for tn,
purpose of organizing All Internationa
Association of Range Cattle and Hors,
Growers.
The Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office has rendered a decision
holding that the Atlantic and Pacif,
Railroad Company, which was author
lied to build it, lines from n point OF
the Colorado River to the Pacific OceuI
hud a grant of Land only to. the Pacific
and when the Pacific was reached a
San Buennventura, California, the la,
exhausted, and that no grant OF land
was made by Congress for an addition
al line from San Buenaventura TO Sal
Francisco. The Commissioners in thi
decision follows the opinion of Judg
Sawyer OF the Circuit Court OF Culifor
~ rendered in 1879.