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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
VETOED PEH.IogS.

While E;rpu, licnn organs IRE rcndins
th'ir garments on recount OF the Prrsl-
Il ut's v,tuts of pension baths, Will ;hry
kin lIy - ,rs thc,r iralIuS- long enough
Ia luI"rm u, how many ~uca nilIs ~ e
teen slguri by PlrsIIcut CIuyttuml?
ilOS dUcs the account stand between
the Present prrsi.rut and his pred c =.
surf And. 10y the way, why Is 1t that
the patriots whose Pensions have been
~ rnthir,zly q oil ~ tue hnTi.hotrt-
ID Cleveland were not rrnSiuncd while
the q. O. Il. had IL hands on the rriuS
oi g"vrrnmt uti Huroly there has been
time enough since tue close Of the wur
ior those worthy ward, t. take their
places on the pension rull And whit,
our patriotic Congressman d"schuts ~
icellmgiy upon the case Of the widow
BrnIicy. whose pension hill WIS slhuglr.
tered ny Prrsid n Cirv lunI. he oilers
no excuse f"r her net receiving her pen.
sion during the twenty years OF Itep,b.
lican rulc.
II these kIckcrs would take the tfou.
bic To investigate they would lind good
reasons for the Presidents action, foI
instance: william Boone was injured
10y the premature discharge Of u cannon
during u celebration ut Aurora. Illinois,
on July I. 1863. lIis pension bul was
vetoed. Ia July u bal WIS pushed
THO Ugh giving Daniel n R,sia pcu.
sion. Ross died last February. hence
the hill Wns vetoed. so iun- the list.
and II must lie ADMITTED that IL every
pension bill was allowed lu become ~
law tao United States Treasury would
~ bo depicted 10y the payment oi
pensions to frau lul nj claimant, whose
ohsCs would be pushed through 10y dis.
honest scoundicH who wOnld grow rich
upon the s!roiIs. We ARE IN favor uf pen.
s%iOuing ovciy omc legally cutilcd there.
To-, Gut we are opposed L. SOU mdrIing
the revenues OF the government upon u
horde o. CUTnnrints who are no more
cntltl Il IT, u pension tan arc the sold.
irrs who ioasul under the cylyIs OF the
ConloJeracy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
HON. GEORGE W. CASSIDY.

A large and intelligent audience, COM
posed Of members "i both political par.
ii sand luc!u lin quite II uu mbcr of "a
dies. ussembIed Mt the Courthouse lat
night to hear Mr.. Cnssidy's argument
of political ISSUES. aud were rewarded
by u plain, earnest aud conclusive state
ment of the facts of history in cunnec-
ton with legislation dur NJ the past few
years, demonstrating the position OF the
two gre Il polite Il p,rti = on question :
of vital importance to the people of the
Union.
The speaker asserted TINT n summary
OF the vote Of both Houses OF Congress.
demonstrated by the official record.
shows that OF the silver on, stion nnl
the Chinese question. whatever OF fvoi-
able legislation has been secured i du a..
to the DeIn0cr tic House Of Represent T.
tIYes, with the ns .istuuce OF Il ID mo
cratic minority in the Uuiipd States
Senate; that but for Democratic votes
silver Womb It'll be n commodity ani
the importation of Chin sc wuuld br
unrestricted, aud that the Republican
claim Of superb so'icitu |. ioc thc -
bjrer is ref tied Toy til. ftct thu in
1864, with II Republican Congress and n
Republican President. all Act WITS
passed authorizing the importation o.
phupcr labor.
In reference to the chrrge that the
Democratic party Is II Free Trade par.
~. the speaker ass rted that he Ind
never seen u free traucr: that the nrces
siry expenditures Ul thH Governments
must be provided for through revenues
derived from duties on import that the
rarif laws nre unjust nnl should b. re-.
v,scd nnd per ectcd, aud That the qirs
ton IL not Our ol Free rrulo aud 20
lection. rs between the p%trlirs. bat on
the contrary, il only enc Of pr.icy upon
the adjustm M al the du'ies on Imports.
The speaker closed with un appeal To-
the people u viniir,tu the hounr OF our
State by srnling 10 the Legislature only
'uch men rs will vote Tor u cit zen 81
Nevada for United States senator. de.
81 ring that II Republican Legislature
means VIM. VI. Stewart, nf Cali unnii
or Uuitud States Senator. The effort
Naa Que 81 Mr. Cnssidy's best. aud
many u his tcllns points elected en-.
husiastic applause
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
THE VETO POWER.

And now tue Enterprise with
tic Is 'Iti"n that c. G. Stevenson il
right in hiS posi- ion on the veto ques-
ton, and lakes the ground tiat mo 10
sitiun coull he more sounl, or more in
harmony with the legitimate purposes
of the veto power" Unlike the Enter
prise we nre MOI So bound to prlty as to
he rca ly to apologize for an | iuiorse
the mistakes OF our candidates. We do
not believe that two Wrongs make one
night. hence We Sunld not stoop to the
childish argument, ''you're another"
Ia taking the position which it does
OH this question our contemporary nd
mi;s that thu Office OF Governor is mn
unnecessary NJ Pcuduge TO State gov
eminent, for il the Executive his no
alternative under The Constitution than
to approve Hills passed Ivy the Icgisla-
turc, Why have II Governor ut alI2
With re ference 10 the "in,ult To the leg.
islntivc nominee. OF both puitirS," Is
not the iDsinuation Of Dir. Stevenson
that the combined wisdom OF The
state" would ptss an Act clearly uu.
constitutional, equally insulting to the
legislative nominees Of both purtiCs7
Is Mr. Stevenson better qualified to
judge of the cou.titutirnnlily OF II mems
uie than he il TO determine it's general
utility? lie will not set up his judg.
meut against the combin, d wisdom Of
tie State oil matters 81 Interest to The
people, but "a II great constitutional
interpreter, hc will only determine the
leg 'iity o. Acts passed by nn ignorant
Legislature.
The Governor Of n State Is certainly
clothed With as much authority In the
'xeici'e Of the veto power M is tue
President Of the Uht d Stttes, aud
While upon this subject We desire 20
PROFOUND two questions. to- wit: Was
tie Bland Silver HI clearly uueOn,titu.
tiuiul, ~ n 1t passed In haste dur ny
the c o,ing hour. Of the sesSiou7 II
was vetoed by President Hayes. Was
the 30 yc ,n Chinese II s,Iictiou Bill
Clearly urconsututiou /. or was IL
p's.cd IN hns To- during the closing hours
II The sessiou2 President Ar.hir yc.
tord IL.
The position OF Mr Stevenson on this
qu stiun IL Clearly u~n,entbir. nni IL IL
defended By the Enterprise simply lie.
cause that tspt'cmnn Is the Rrpuhli.
can candid tte for Governor and tho ot.
gan = "ior Stevenson yheE right, and
for Stevenson right or wrong"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
From Monday. D.iiy.l
IHAL.IAGUxDI.

Drop into Rrsenstocs's and take n
look at the display OF beautiful spi
useful goods which Joe will sell ut pEi
ees that will nstonish you.
Mrs. j. Henderson and her daughter
Miss Belle left this u,o rniuc for san
Frinrisco where they will make au ex-
tended visit.
Il ". Dorsey left Saturday night Will
two car loads OF horses for sacramento.
Fat MeCn,l nul fan lily lett for the same
destination y. s:cIdiY morning.
Bul' ion WAS ador. ell i'll crimson hues
last Friday night 10y tt party Of six Hon
orab.e, (!l Of Republican pIocIivIties.
Neither political party will make n
CLEAN s"eet iu Eiko county this year,
mud s.rtISLt tickets wall be Il curiosity.
ls'nc Wi>eman. d -rno :rLtic nominee
fcr the AS mildly. gave us IL friendly
call To day, Mr. W.EeuIau il one uf the
soiid citiz,Es vi ,he county and should
De elected,
Do not forget the Hon George W.
Cassidy 81, ais at the Cuu.t house TO
moI o" hight. Nj CaasiLy's eloquvncr
and power as al orator IL we'll known,
aud all should turn out to hear ham.
Take your Sacramento catalogues to
l~scImiarts where prices will be duplIca.
ted, with the added advantage Of scl. Ct
inB Your purchases Ly PERSONA! inspec-
iiUn Of the goods.
RrchlmIt X Froeiich have just re-
ceIvrd from the east II cOu-ign uvnt of
nice sweet c.drriwhich:.is now OH dmusLt
aud Tor sale IN any quantity. 1t Is the
genuine apple ja!cc.
Col A. C.. Eli:S ~ho was advertised to
speak here on Saturday evening waS
dclIyed by a lat, train 70 he was
unnnle I" hIl his appointment. lie re-
mn'Icd here until thi, morning when
he left for R:uV where he speaks 10
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
IFrOr. saturday Daily,
SALMAGCNDI.

There are l.5iO voters registered in
Elko county this gear.
Prei lent ClereIir | has sent 500 TO
the suffers OF the Sabine Pass di .aster.
The Dayton News Reporter is s,rik-
ing sturdy blows fur The Democratic
ticket.
Warmers Co, shipped to- lay two cars
of wood & Boston for w. L. Ross of
Moautniu Cry.
storm Is breSin; :. aui the 2nI Of
November is iikeiy to he u cold day
Iur R,puLlicnns.
l. the fact that the V. 4 7. r. Il.
runs u free traiu Carrying prS,eng ~ to
aud from Stevsusou Il W..odAuru's
meetings, "irre gratis for nJthius" II
political straw?
President Cleveland au members of
his c,biurt are IIrg til fair OF
the Nirsini. Agricultural Association at
Richmond.
Il Sadler, Democratic nominee for
State CONTROLLER, cane IN from Eureka
ltst night, remained over until this
morning aud left 10y train for the vest.
Dayton News Rrportrr-Mr. Stewart
calls Nevada the ''Iotion borough" II
it i not, Mr.. Stewart is certainly trying
% make it so. H. will have succe died.
if he buys it for the Central P.Icidc
Railroad Company.
Voters Of Elko comfy who desire the
election Of Wu. VI. S,ewnr, t. the Ua.
tied States Senate will No,e for the Re-
publican Legislative nominees. Ino.e
who desire the election OF "A citizen Of
Nevada wall vote for the DrmOcra,ic
uon'inres. Bear iii, III mind.
A few days more and one-half OF the
political r~ustlers will he singing,
Only IL phm,y blossom.
Only a BLADE Of grass"
A. the! sail calamity up that noble
old strein who's: lo.I'i-m is not laid
down on the maps.
Miss Cleveland has quit the Literary
Life, the publisher refusing to tam the
'ntirr profits over T. her for a page oi
weekly mlsh.-ET.
Come t. NrYHJt, Miss Rose, the
journalistic field of the .aSrb.u,h State
II just pIu!uS Tor fem lie talent, and
nevada editors are at u lo-S e. know
what disposition - make Of their sur-
plus coin. Come wet, Rose, come
wet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Daring Robbery.

On MOmd,y night II daring robbery
wa committed nn tine st. l. ruiS 4 Snn-
FinnrircO u. II between st. Louis md
Pac'hc. 40. The ESprcsS mes zen s.r
was Induced by forg-.l l,tI rs t. admit
to his car before leaving the city. II nun
who claimed e. b" ia the Express com.
Pnny's employ, AMI when nearing Mer-
rimtc th" stranger compelled the mes.
seuS"r ut the point of the pistol to be
bound aud gagged. Tue safe being
open il was Int the work Of n momrrt
tc help him eli to the cash n"d make
his escape. IL is SUPP 'Srd that at least
SjO,OV0 vas secured 10y the impostor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

Pure New York cider vinegar SO,
cents n gallon. nj W.T.. Smiths
Try our New Hampshire pU RE ma.
pie syrup nj W. r. Smiths
Genuine New Orleans molasses for
sale at VT. Smiths
ca will bay ! IN bi9<h Fair
banks lard for $i,25 at W. +. Smiths
For nIi kinds Of collar and saddle
otes. use Horscnsn'S Universal ONT
For cuts. bruises, cuts from barbed
wire, etc, use Ilorsemeu's Universal
Ointment.
For the worst kind Of old sores on
mnn ur bcn,i, uIs strong Cdrbolic soap
and Hofsemcu's Universal Ointment,
For fresh fruits aud VET ,tsblss. suoh
~ C'abbhsr. Onions. Reefs, Gooabetrisa,
Cherries. Strawberries etc.. cali on q.
NJ. Henley, next door to tho Post
pGlce.
s. 81. Hen'oy, next door 10 the Post
onice, keeps n fill supply Of fresh
Peas, Wax Bstnt cucu ube,s. Oranges,
Lemons, Aprico,s aud Prseh,ss r,as-
onsl,ie prices. Take a look At his daily
display.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Eject on Bets

There nre men la tue cIuniy. 70 we
learn, who nro making il u business to
make smnli bets: one mHn will bet with
n huihrcd. Hc kills his own vote, Of
course, on II side, but he kills n hun.
On the opposite side. The voter who
bets on the result OF an election cannot
vote at such election. - FINES |, view.
Our contemporary IL 80 II the
above proposition. Tor th~ reason that
the election hS provides that EVERY
person whn mnSrS, Crar or accepts "uy
wager OF hct upon The result of any Ell.
ccti"n, Or upon III. III cess or failure o.
any person or candidate : IL guilty
OF n m~islrmrnnof." rni, IL sll there II
OF IT,. aud 10 sIy rhit "i,c kit his own
vote on rnr aide, hut Kill, n hnuifcl on
the opposite side" IL nj hosh. M one l.
disfmnclhscd 10y tn" cnmmissiun OF that
or my other mi-,lrmrnuor. Will the
Timrs Review point IA TO the statute
which di>frtncbiSc, one who bsLs on the
result OF an elcction7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
tf,om Thursday. Dlily.t
aALAAauNDl.

Regular m .eting Exc Lodge No. Is
Il. oil p. ut their Hall to. right
Attorney J. W. Dorsey went mp to
Wills lnet ,r.nins, and will rr.urn to-
morrow morning.
A vote TO- Mart. Smith for lonC.term
Commissioner isa vote for one of tire
most competent men in the county for
;ke Fashion.
Do not fail to send IN The returns
from zach precinct as soon us the votes
are cOuLted. See special notice in an.
other column.
A. G. Da~l"y has proven himself to
be one among the most comp teuI
County Clerk IN the State. Don't for
get that next Tuesday.
e.. E. Mayer. Postmaster and Post
Trader ut For. II ,Ileck. came down b.
this morning. train anl stopped over
in town to-day.
A vote for any eau lidite on tho Re
publican Legislative ticket is u vote for
WIN. 81. Stewart Tor United States Sen.
ator. Put that in your pipe. =
Harve Shelton. o; Sprucemout. came
in this afternoon by private conve! unce
in company with Col. Iiariesty. He
reports ev, ~ thing ilourisLiug at Spruce.
&. e.. Stevenson j. the menopolist
candidate ior Gov. rnor See his record
~ Sta Senator. Remember this
when preparing your ballots rext Tues
day.
Col. Dallas came sailing into town
this Afternoon usiTide his noble stecd.
aud next Tuesday lie will sill int the
Hbe'iTS Ufhee, "and doa't you iUrset
IT,"
Oar Republican r. lends tel us that
there IL a proposition on foot 10 eI. ct
=. Z. AtWeII Sheriff. but We know there
is IA proposition on horseback - elect
Dallas.
The Rino Jon nal calls upon the rot
AIRS Of the State to stand 10y the RcpuLll
can ticket aud III the saue breath op.
poses Wm. VI. Stewart. r not Mr..
P"wmiug know that a Republican l. gis
iature will send Stewart To the : nate
in spite OF Death, II II and the Grayer
A. l. Fiizscrn,d, Democratic nomi
nee for District Juds". came down from
ThschroIa hy -trse yesterday. lie il
making II thorough rtuy..ss, is an a /.
man. aud will be elected.
For s;veri, y 49, l. - has not hid u
Constable worth q whoop in lad n
until the position was taken by IIarve
McA lunIS who has proved tn be the
Iig.t m.:u for the place. He Is II can
dIdhie for rr-elcet. 81. G.Je him u
ruu,iug uni 'ri;y.
Col Z. p. iIRrdcsty has 50 far rccov-
,rei from his recent ilrnrs~ ~ t. MAKE
his appcn'a ice in town this afternoon.
Glad To- see liaI ont again aud hore lie
will be able to ttke his seat in the Thir-
teenth Sss,iJn y: the Ns:AdI L.sls.n-
I re.
M. Harleity'' i'll health will pre-
Vent his making II thorough canvas,
hut ~ he j. ,iIrvnt, b.. nne of our
III 'st substantial citiz MS IN | his serv.
ed his county on term fat fully in the
Assembly. he shnu'd receive the lie irty
support Of n large majority OF the voter,
OF the cOuuty Tud Ma DC -.ecIeJ with
out udyaJt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
IRON wednesday. Daily.I
SALNACCNDI.
Vol, for J. II. MaeMillan for Con.

Vol, for J. II. Mcmillan for Con.
gresham.
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy left by stage
this morning for TuscLron. where he
will speak tonight.
os,nStock las q hne layout Of
goods, both useful and ORNAMENTAL,
which will he sold at bedrock prices.
Miss ki,tie Thorpe passed a success.
fui ex animation AN received IA tracbrrs
certificate from the Board Of EInmina-
ton yesterday.
Gun Vim. NJ. Stewart show Il poll
tax receipt fIom California;? Probably
for lac clnn"t produce one from amy
county in Nevada.
The Democratic skies ARE Frightening.
aud We look forward to II glorious SirtJ-
ry neat Tu sdsy.
Several Of orr citizens hive turned
All honest p-nly within the past few
days 10y the loom in mining stocks.
The clothing market is booming ns
Republicans ars investing lnrg ly in
heavy ~overcOats. Next Tuesday will be
acnld day.
The people of Nevada owe it TO them
selves to elect ,very man oil the Demo-
cratic state ticket, rs the urrny is com.
posed Of the best men in the State.
Vote for Col. L. Z. Hnrdesty for
STATE Senator. ami j. II. Seven. /. n.
Sherwood and Lane i>emHu for the
Assembly. They will stanl in for u
Nevadan for United States Senator.
The Enterprise is i'll error when it
heads the Californinn's speech with
The Mud Machine Lid Up for Re-
pairs" it shodld have been headed
The Mud Scow Turned Loose.
There is not a more competent man
in NevalI for SupIeme JUICE than the
present incumbent, Hon. e. IL. Il J.
KNAPP. Vote for hin AMI thus preserve
the dignity OF the ju licial erin,nc
Don't forget that money eau be saved
10y purchasing goods at R.inhaIt's.
Patronage home industries II 10 not
send your money ont of the country
when you can buy goods just us cheap
at home.
Since the State is divided" into one
Judicial DIst,ic: it will require three
good. JulIrs to dispense TT ce in this
commonwealth. AMI FitzscrhId. liiyrs
AMI CressweIl are the very men to fill
the position. See that their names are
On Your tickets Al. 1t Tuesday.
An still the R-publicin papers are
harpiDg on the silly canuri tuat II voter
is DISTINGUISHED by v"tius ~ the result
of an el' ctiuu 1t seems strang. tia 4
those who rIpfGss - e~uiigHtrn the
Iuas>es should tail into such ridiculous
Oluudrrs. ,GcuiIruen, why dou't you
y up the LAW ou this subject?
For an exhibition Of aiamauiine cheek
the sprcch of Wm. 81. Strwnlt at vir
eiuiu C.ty las; Snturdiy night bears the
palm. Like II bu.l of BtShau Le tx
claims, Il silver be de noncuzel, Ne
vndh will be reduced to - q rn,tufe."
G""l Lori! Why did he not think Of
that in 1873?
Do not he decei we'd by the specious
nrgumen' of amy nominee on the Re-
publican Legislative ticket that he will
not vote for Stewart. You might ns
well have II j~umriuE.jrck in the Lrgis-
ln;ure as IN "nti Stewart Republican,
for three or four surh men in II lirpuh.
lirau Lrgis lnturc can"ot defeat Stewart.
while three or four Democrats in til ir
place might elect n cit zrn of Nevada
Tnd deirnt "a california
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

Last saturday Gladstone went out to
fell - dry tee Tor the purpose Of pre-.
ruriUg the Sunday kirdlmg wood.
When the tree ~ u neat III wt4ps
~hch hnd tax n up Winter quarters
within the hollow a. the Draidicil OAK,
bounced the grand old man" and
eau I'd bin 10 SEGA safety in flight,
tenyinI his ~ behind, but not until the
little III ,rp-tsilcd pests got IL their work
to the extent Of closing the woodmam's
eyes 30 that he cou'd not attend Church
neat day - London Telegram.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

Dayton News Rcpnrtrr-wm. VI.
Stewart has presented CnuIclnrIa
With a dog pol. 1t "A, cut from 4 tee
o"nci 10y the ri,!ro al "omp,ny on land
road company by man paid for hl,
services 10y III" rHIIotI c"m nuy. ship.
ped to ~ dr-uu,iiuu by the rnlIIo ID
comp ny aud presented to the p.oJ pie of
CHudriHIit ia The hope ~ c,tchrug It
lew votes fpr tIc railroad rrm ANY,
candidate Tor L tied States Senator. 1t
viii make god drc 10 ii to keep oT the
cold sh'Vrr, that will creep dan Mr..
Stewart harrow bous on the ~ uf
neat mo th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Impor ant Notice.

The people generally nrc greatly in
teIes,cd ia the result Of the election,
nud in ordcr that the returns may lie
published as early as possible WIS eat
nrsIlv request inspectors and clerks of
election boards to forward returns Ia
this Office rs soon rs tue vote is count
ed. In order to 10 this. ttkc n ticket
Of each kind, place in figures opposite
each name the number OF votes received.
enclose the two tickets in an envelope
and mail immedi,tcl to this Office. II
will require hut n fcw Minutes work
dnd viii he II great accommodation.
Please bear this in mind "n election
day. aud you will confer u favor OIL the
general ub,io which will be npprcciat'
ed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
Soon Fridays Daily.


James Clark o! the Depot Hotel re-
turned from his Occidental trip by the
truin last night.
MajUr-GeneraI McPhcrson, commnn-
der Of the British army Of occupation in
BuTmah. is dead.
Nevada is noted for he excellence OF her
spuds. ~ car loalsh'Ving b,en shipped
from Reno to Sacramento recently.
A light coating of SHOW covered Tn.
ground this morning Lu the bright rays
of the SUI soon caused it " disap.
pear.
Hon. George F. Edwards has been
elected United States Senator from
Vermont for six years iSom the Itu day
of March. 1857.
Dick Dorsey shipped n car Load Of
horses from this plLce 10 Sacramento
this afterno' n. Mr. Dorsey will accom-
,pany his shipment.
Do not forget the speaking at the
Courthouse tomorrow uil lat. Col FL
lis il n pleasant and forciule or ,ior aud
al VIII 10 we'll 10 give him IL he"r1uS.
H..
49,. r-,..
torch Of Bartholdi's Statute OF Lib NY.
1t is thought may be seen Il distance Of
100 miles.
P'P''H ""'"'
the Florida nlIig,tors hav. brpuu ,o
frisk their tails anl uulimber thelr
jaws for the ''Inyiiid' season.
IN ,h. s.I l., C.rn.,
'"' !'"' ""'
will find Meme Teke! Uphar.iu'' writ
en- on the wall.
u ur
~
g. r,-. NV"
U S"'' = N"S''
from now mill III. 2uJ a,y ~,
Der.
ri.
H., wII.. ne
IL, a.. lin -, -
r,ino;n.I 1900,
o'n'"' N'u"'S ir'"'nr'r'
~ '''''
aa ~ '' IL n'SA' year
""- f"'""' =" us
The old reliable steamer Defect" u
now being placed in perfect trim for |
'he ""t river Trade. She will b"
"heu "y rs '''u''y n crew hs eVcS
'P'Ao "f f'''e' top
"
An old print who had hired ont 10 n |
farmer was ordered 10 Y, uut and set
hen when lac asiUnished the a
by saying, "Do ,ou van, her set IN br,.
'er or nohPareiI, lower case OF small
p
According TO the Scntinl Eureka conn
~ will poll abJLt l,2OU yut.s tai, fall
Judging from the vote % two years ayn
Exc county uill poll about LOO votes.
Two years ago We placed the county nj /
1900 aud the returns show that 1870
votes were cast.
Minister s. 4. Cor In n seconl i,,.r
view with Secr,t,rv Bn.,rI ir,,r,o,..l
n d,sir. 10 be r,bey,I q, I',;,..j S,,,.
Minister 10 Turkey liz f,ru,,I rain,
nation bps not been pr,s.n,,J Lr, :,
expected TO follow In. pomiu,t,on for
Congress.
VIII .u..u,,
C.,,,.;on mn
dov ni,I,
n ball At w,IIs tro.s ,b,t n,,,o : m
. juyous time. and ,bos, who L,,yc ma,
should NO Ly NIL mean. G,b. II,.-
kins will be there md the mu-ic will
be hrst class.
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w.,haI. H. 49,, ~ a., -,
Derrick Civ and h,Ion,iuy to ,h, NJ.
tionnI Transit Comm, nv u oop h,v,crs
of all are poi,y 10 voat. .,rI Altman,
Of oil IL shooting one Of the tank
gang was sent from here 1, s,,n H.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31

You n boy IL hs Extra light Brown
Sugar at W. T. Smiths for u 90 cash
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-31
p1sRURs eNENTs

General Fuud war.Guts
redeemed ..-... so sc
lLd.h,u, Fund, wEria -
r q rHIei 80. 80. ..... T5j co
Coating a. Fund. wErtIts
fCu' IucI......... 1900. 43o 50
stEt IuIJ. warrants Ie,
uvtfaIFt..---....- .....s,. llI %
JRUgrs sI.ir, TILd......... 6I5 70
OmCur sLlary fund -..,.... 80! IS