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Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

,rv ,rp SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1851.

.oilot'
,,rv ,Hp SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1851,
u. arc row snssged N collscting all M
..,'tS std ssheol taxes for lss', As 70
~ Nv law, ny prom 4 payment eosb
Ha F'.V'' EDMUND MOODY,
hrslysr Northern aitUict, ineiudinE Al
sorth al sixth street.
k,e,ver Southern oiStriot ineiEainS all
Tuth Of sixth street.
utnsa. 10 ~ v. sixth sgeet. HNt
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BRANCH STORE
OF THE GREAT -1
blt0R Shoe Manufacturer,
i No. Q w. Second St.

or ID the time to get your Bargains in gum
hf' ~ are closing cut our " inter- stock IS
trhi below eOst; We never keep winter
pis over and hey must be sold first-class
~ gum boots. uull 1nish, price 800, only
~ extra high cut u, %. only $40, pebble
price w.. . only q. N; extra high cut o. s.;
. u 'ten SUN bOsls y. a.. only S5c; misses
4 ~ hpntst 81, only o.; child's rabber 35c,
~ i1f and To misses rubber i3c and 2Sc (;
Lilts rubhers Is And tOc MINIS Arctics best
tAllly price ! -, nov I 0S; boys leather
e9is KIP tail ,tors price ". %. only d q: sec
~ quality price y on,y tl.1l: fades lace
A. patent an,i Al 81 Up price q only $50;
'o,ts high cut glove ID foIed price q 80. now
w. hllrs French dongolla button, satin
ing price y IS only o.. 10; ladies' French lid
ll1n samples price on tl.25; mems Wau-
lnphhs' price 7 "A, only tI.95; lot OF SAN plea
men lace, butten and IA gress price 81. 20,
= il5l; boyseXtrA high cui IA lace price 81
1 WI chld, sAnple shoes regular price
H. nhlt 60, We have received 100 doE, In
/ ny shots, All sam ples greatest batgains, from
70 W also great reduction made In ladies
4 gent 5. very me goods; we guarantee all
Fese goods 10 be as rtptrsente /,
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element Which, in combination, proved
to he the prlcc;iOn Of cure, its virtues
made it Wild ii Is
Every Man, Woman and Child
II the Uui'cd States knows its name and
names il as n remedy which should be in
very housr for every home knows its
value, As d sterling comforter the trucst
rclicf
1t Belongs 10 the Universe.
canada iooN it mp, and in every province
i Is the standard cure II crossed the
orcan, on dtmnud. and alike in Scotland
England and ireland, in the extremes OF
climate un1I temperature, it is the same
,uycpign tonquerur of Pain. Distin-
Guishcd men and physicians Of South
aud trntrIl America have used and re-
commend H. and strcct-criers have sung
It's praise in verse on the streets of Mex.
leo. A meruberof
The South African Parliament
praised ii h open debate, and the same
vas done liz Y. =. Senator In India il
won its iirIt golden medal at the Calcutta
ENpn0itiOn WHERE expert chemists and
physicians awarded il its due, and by right
It has won in all similar competitions.
Dne of the most distinguished scholars OF
Germany hDught il his duty 10 praise
L, and such has been its NEED from Pre-
attss, PotrIltntes and the Press. A distin-
guished tr lyclcr comments upon its use
in Egypt II was the comforter and cure
IF the lost. half frozen explorers on
The lce of the Arctic Seas.
II found Its place in the knapsacks o.
Me British soldiers in the Soudan, and
II is permanent supply to the medicine
chests Of her Majesty's war ships
This would seem enough to show what
II is doing, but one other potent fact cant
be disregaried. Another continent has
been captured and il has taken possession
of the trade there In one shipment upon
one order from Australia 800 gross wert
delivered 1t holds its own as the bes
known remedy of the age for Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica anC
ali painful ailments And what it is doinl
now specifically is that Il Is reoeieing from
nearly all is patrons statements that IA
pains cured BIZ It's healing virtues, from tn
date of cure 20 the date Of The response, en-
brdcing I1pse Of years, remain
Permanently Cured.
Sold By Druggists and Dealers.
The Charles A. yogeier Co., Baltic, Md
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

|1nh REWARD WILL HE PAID
'lOO for the recovery Of 4 hay mare
Dth Viii Ss,reak In hor fac1. lth hands
HI, sea- On front I hind leg and VEe hind
b also Dector's buggy. Oooling's make :
q haFloss, stEbis BILE ntot. BAhef's mAkoi
u robe, Wtip, OF, which wero stolen from
l stable Of James SAWdon, Jr., IN Win
kttn, bel, on the night Of the 9th OF FEB
ply, JANIS rhuMAS, tlb Jotiertop
Meet. fl0-oga
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

PatapsoO supsriative Patent -Four
stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
of q RIOH, DREAMY COLOB
and FINE FLAVOR
Ask your grocer or flour dealar for
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

WANTED A MAN AND WIFE
w wants hsuEe or part of a house, pro
testAnt AnerlcAnl, lrst-clHss tenants. Ad-
dress HouAe This ofice, this week. flS'3t'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

tT0TIur-ruB MUTUAL LOAN AS
IN ISOLATION u nov 10 uihR naW eeriee
fItocE; payment may DO made on or bsi1re
Frs,day, FepruAry nj. daily from 10 ..
4 ThS IN utual" naving recently undergone
ciitIo,I audit OF its aocousts by 90 mpetent
{rs dlilterestsd parsons, ana haviog
[ddad 10 M Atready large m membership anu
[nnthlT receipts BY merging Win iS sue
,mbe,ship aud rsssipts OF another Loan
sNsiltioi, now otferB even better ana
krver ell tioI 70 o0Lh borrowers and In
BEsJIAlN MUx1ATHUYD u, Pres.
SAMUEL 4. BErlS, Woe President.
@ukJ, q. MAklS. secretary. isl Hx2
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

VNYANTED-A GOOD GIKL OK ONE
w hali.grown for general homework,
and 70 assist IA waiting on table Apply 70
y. II. ShlPLEY, Edgemoof. nlNa
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DON'T MISS

DON'T MISS
The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoat
cheap, which ]. T. Null
lin & Son are offering
They want to close their
Overcoats, to get their
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have now
made another reduction
Of 10 per cent. on all
Heavy Overcoats.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up Spring Clothing,
but not so busy but
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or an
Overcoat to their order.
They offer boys Over
coats at the same low
prices as their Mems,
They want to sell them
1t will pay we'll to buy, i
even for another season
They close at 6 p. m.
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

WA Mt d coop .oa .. ToM N Te
houseworE. No. Il East second st. fl3- az
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Wanted.

help PE aR sotss WANTING
private families can be accom- annotated by oall.
ing at the Wilmin Kton Intelligence Ouce 30
Orange strict tan20-f
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
NO HUM BUG.

BRANCH STORE OF TuKGREAT
PosloN SHOE MANUFACTURER,
NO 2 WEST SECOND STREET,
Wilninston, Delaware.
Nj H. We viii Open another branch Store,
ath a Irii H. u, nieh ~ No, Ni KING srREkT,
&tes' oi spiinE E0ois at very low
ftO-bL
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WHAT 1T is DOING.

Founded mon the intrinsic merit ofcach
element which, in combination. proved
to he the Perfection of cure, its virtues
made il whit il H.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

UTARtED-A MAN To WORK Oh
w fatm. Apply at No. . Now CAstls
avenue, south Wlmingtbn- III SIT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

ArOTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the requirements OF the Act Of General
Sssembly Of the State Of Delaware. passed ~
IoncernlIg Private Oorpotatlons, notice Is
Ssrrhy given thai . certificate Incorporating
|eomDany 10 be Known as The perfection
Four' sale and SutiHg Company" will on
k,sday, the Fsurte snth day OF February, A.
4 issS at 10 o'clock, y. M be presented at
ii, County Court House in Wilmington, TO
y Honorable l. C. Grub, Associate Judge.
- H0TFEUKER& HOFFECKER,
IDIOT AN'vs Tor IneorpOrators.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

AroTIUE-NKS sERIss.-rHE OIrY
N Building and Loaa Aisooi alton IL
os issuing new series of stock; nfs' pay
,ent due on February IL. per cent inter.
!, allowed vithdra Elug mem hers alter the
md year, For psrtloul lrs apply 10
N. LigBEhMAH, Pro ident.
d. y. PIBRcE, Secfs.Aiy, NO. W. Seventh
tfOet 10 Of
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

hruTIuE-THE ANNUAL MEEllNd
nv Of tho gt- csholders Of the Oity Build
81 and Loan Association Will be held ~
III mestlHK room, Rorthwett corner sixth
Ina ShlpleI streets, oa 1uesdsy, February,
n At so p m, at whloh time the annual
kpoft viii be Iuomitted and an election
keld for otiosrs and directors to serve the
'fS'ss J.E. PlKROE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

EHOR SALE-HOUSES, NOS. ioa AND
~ Ill Wess 10th street; eight rooms, bath /,
heaters, ami all modern oonvenisncssjterms
easy. Apply TO A. h. TAfNAI.tl, No 1o1
Maryland Avenue tA-1m
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

TXYANrED-AN ENEK9ETIO AMI
wv Adlivo m an 10 canvass and collect
Apply 81 7o< Market st., "a floor. ~ Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

DIVIDE ND II AS BEEN
h Philadelphia turnpike %. OF 30
5ntl per share, pay aDle on CT afttr tho 18th
IT. jos. TarNALL Treas. ill-l0t
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

TYANrED-A BOY To LEARH OAR
w riige making. JOHN WAlrHER
South OF Market street bridge. fll.st
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
Pc rmanently Cured.

Sold By Druggists and Dealers.
The Charles A. Yogeier Co., Baltic, Md
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

UTANrED-uNE OR TWO PERSONS
w 70 occupy o heated front room
ct eo& French street. 10 1877
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14
.E-1HnMEMRERs OF HOPK

LTUIlUE-rHE ANNUAL MEErlNo
\ Of the mem ssfs o, the Artisans saw
I'd Bank and eie3tion OF managers Will be
I'D a. ths bans on tuesday, February ID,
bm 10 O'CLOCK IN to ~ IN.
ista EFT TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-14

TXYANrkD BoARDERS AT MIS-.
w 'RAnsosrs er's. Al7 xias Of. Pleasant
rooms and home CON forts. ii2 2stA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29
\ I.Cnp ICnr Offering.

Christenn Snyder, OF Lnwreuceburg,
Indiana, wnrns the State officers Of Ne
sndn TO flee from the wrath To come 10y
avoiding lodges, aud Dlto Tccommends
that they repent and lie baptized. Con-
s;acring the fact that this il Temp year
the following suggestion will be under.
stood: "When you feel like CORE
spending with n good woman write me
in confidence" Those Of our State
officers who nrc still in tho gall OF
oNchclorhood mil bonds OF iniqnity will
please take notice and govuin them
selves accordingly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GIN Horn Bartlett q osttcicLsr,
Proprietcrs

H"... IL.
Hugh Freeland. Frnuk Grnffenberg,
Mrs O Morsehod. S G Mozingo, Geo
Sngosti, Tuscarora; l. NJ Potter, r 4
Whalnn, SO Gibson. II Blown. Unions
q l. hnr,inh, Los Angeles; A " Crun,,
kee.er, chi; W 5 Booth. Chicago; Thos
Brophy, carlin; John Bowden, T 8
Munter, Ogden; Mrs E NJ Baum, Pail.
SADIE; J $ Bartlett. Cincinnati.
John Williams. JEFF L~apsinger. Ari.
zonu; a B Miller. Reno; Joi II Grogan,
ruscaroa; John Green, Il II Ranch; N
WOLF. S F.
L II Bernard, Carl Laminett. Tusca.
rorn, Tios Brophy, IL II Ranch; L IL
Potter, " ID Fredricks, s F; J Il Fitch,
Wells; q A G%reenburg, Halleck. VI
Smith wallnnd. wm Brashenr, Eu-
gene Watson, SA Young. W @ Price
Tuscarora; Geo 4 Grant. john Murphy.
jus Harrington, Bullion; Alex Musser.
Wells; Al N,l>on, Geo ] Winn, De.th;
A Is Garden, Lamoillr; Nels Ouderkirk,
Mound; Jnuics Andrews, w Holman.
Salt Lake City; IL Cole, Eurcku; Il
Brown, Sherwood; J Whited 8 +.
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Nellie Boyd.

Unlcr tho head OF New To-day win
b. found the announcement ofihc Nellie
Boyd Dramatic Co. which npprurs ut
Freeman linll next Monday night =.
From the California Observer We clip
the following:
The Nellie boyd troupe. in "Pns.
sion's slave" last night ut Armory
Opera Hail, drew II full house. aud the
lnrgc audience were evidently we'll with
the performance, II their hearty MP.
rlhdSe in"nnt anything. Miss NJ, lie
Boyd, as ClptIllc De Loin. won the
hearts Of her bearers, aud put Into the
chntnrirr ~ the truSi, fire and passion
il needs in fnct. M an old play.
snid. "Shc Wat true TO lifc." aud made
n very pleasing impression, us, ia fact,
did tine entire company. Miss Boyd
never lad u stronger support than tho
present one.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29
'Thn rio BonIto CoIony.

Dir. a. u. Miller, Of Elko county, last
week spent two days with preblc and
Young ut Rio liOnit0. lIc was delight.
cd with the new colony md last week
Invested in the lands there to tho tx.
tent Of $4,000. Ito thinks 40 well Of il
TINT hc may invest TO the extent Of n
much larger amount in these lands.
Mt. Miller agrees with Mr. Abruhams
that the Rio Bonito COLONY lands are
among tho prctticst and richest in the
world. II begins to look ms il Nevada
people are going TO m%onopolizc this
colony aud that tho proprictors mndo n
mistake by not calling il tho Nevada
| colony Il Reno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the INDEPENDENT will confer
n favor on the publisher by remi,ting
promptly. We are aware that ''wlnd''
is an important factor in conducting a
newspaper, but it will satisfy neither
our appetite, II printers nor our credit
ors. A little financial "'greas ," just Mt
this juncture will serve to mike the
wheels run smoothly.
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NOTICE FOS PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE At Eureka, Scyads,)
December IL. 1897.

Land ONCE At Eureka. Scyala,)
December IL. lSi7.
NOTICE Is HEREB GIVEN THAT TIE
1N fOliowinG-nanrd settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make hnnl proof In support
of.his claim, and that said proof will be Inado
before the District Court Of tho s.ntc OF Nova
da in and for Elko county. Nevada, at Elko,
Nevada. on February Is. lsSs, viz: DAVID v.
JOHNSON. for the ( y Of \ and Lots /
md 2. Section 20. Township &c y, Range co y,
Mount Diablo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10 proyo
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF sald lard. viz:
A. C. Dawlcy. OF Elko, EIko Co, New,
s. =. Sears. " Z"
q. W. Monks, Star Valley" I"
W. II. Armstrong. " "
d. II. HALL. Register,
Ordered that this notice DO published for .
period Of SIX consecutive weeks in the Ispx.
Pendent.
d. II. HALL. Register.
Eiko. Nevada, Jan. 5, 1873. .
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Another 4IlIIrnrd.

a st. Pnnl, Mimi, dispatch Of the
10Th instant says: Another hlizzutd
has broken loosn northwest Of here. A
Ncchc. (Dnk.) special says tho llIcr.
mometcr registered GO below zero and
the wind reached n velocity Of - miles
nm hour list night. II is still blowing
md trains nrn ten hours late. Brninnrd
reports TINT tho storm reached there
this morning. A heavy fall OF snow
has set IN aud tho wind is blowing n
gale.
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COUNTY PRINTING.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN tina rrna
" ht" now open for tic printing Of EIku
County for the term Of one year cuinmcncing
February l.. 1889. aud ending February I, issI,
Said printing q Include everything paid for
out Of County Funds, publishing OF Proceed.
inG+ "i Board "f Commissioners, printing tax
list. ADVERTISING. Official blanSs single. lOl,ct.
heads ctc. Dida must be nlcd IN my ONO
before tl'c 9Th day Of February. 1873.
e.. u. wIsEMAS.
ES.omcio Clerk Of Board Of cnupi,
Crninissionets ia sud for ths conn.
~ Of Elko.
Elko. New, Jan. g.. 1899.
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spa SsiOn,s SlnyC,

Thctc was another large crowd Mt the
Rink last night to SEQ Miss Boyd and
her cxccllcn. company In tho thrilling
]mclodramn ''Fnssion's Shave" Miss
Boyd ngain delighted her audience with
the fire Of her intelligent netting anl
takes n warm ri zee in the hearts o! our
thcnirc.Hoing public. Tho performance
was nh excellent II ia nll tcspcc,s.-
Los AngcI,s Express.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29
REDEMPTION Of ELK0 COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.

THERE BEING II SUN OF II. s77 90 IN
L thr Jail Redemption FInd of the County
OF Elk". notice Is bcycby given that In accord.
ancc with All Act entitled IAN Act to AuthurIz o
the County OF Elko to contract a debt, and Is
Su" bonds for the construction Of County
JAIL" approved March 3. 1872. 81, aled proposals
will be received by me ST my Office In Elto,
Nevada. up 10 six o'clock p. 81. on the 9th day
OF February. 1883. for tho redemption OF bonds
Issued In pursuance OF said law, which said
proposals will be opened by me In the said
town Of Eiko, at my Office, on the 9th day Of
February. 1873. All proposals must DO sealed
aud endorsed. Proposals for the redemption
of Eiko County Jail Bonds" and must be &C.
compHniod with the bonds proposed 20 be sur.
rendered together with nil their respective
coupons not yet duo.
No bid will be entertained that does not
~Sirietly comply with these iustruci lions.
.. W. Hull. County Treasurer.
Elko. Nevada, January .. 1858.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

The ell snnp i, rrssci ma cycryon,
seems r,jpiceI.
NJ u, VI. ,.,,n
,I.;r r,r,. ,o,-r.r.
Alien FISHER came dove, from W.,ls
u d.y. and will return this cvruiuy.
pu 90
- - =
Tho C.,,,,l r,c;G. r,nr,,, ,,v-
,,,,,,, - ,on 40, ,,,r,L - .
:, v,ro1,
SNOW ir'' dnr'hS al I'S' n'Ght nni
deep on the Level.
P l""'
~ w" '''"'' N"o"'"
4. A.. Mothknn. agent for the Mail
.,,,,, r,., rich, - town auI I'd, ,hi,
uo,r;r, a., y v..,
-.
,.,,
~ 81,
-,
u. %
,o.,,t,,,
IN" SNOW beng soft VI moist, is
}" r''''''h' ''h'''i"h '"r Eiiow'"hIhH'
highly enjoyed ~ both old and Young
this afternoon.
'"' P'''''P'' N'''"" OIL 'he iHntrEN-
nhN' "'""'''h ia" "''' rs " spectator
'"'!' ''H' "'""' "''' ir'"co '"-"aS" pa
per l. some" q" "'''' as !" h'7 n"'
S"'''''"' energy ,''h'r l" "r'o OF 'hfui
We learn that Fol Fitch il down
with the measles anil NM S. great care
= 81 ''N'A0' - iAA'l' W hFC'lls'
epidemic. We hope, however, TINT duc
prcctntirn VIII be taken tn guard
against = spread Of the disease.
Int. Ei,ro;, orl linn Smith ror,
.,,r,I IN ,Lo ..,t,, ,.u. I.,
i"N'' 10 h''tt N'.'iN' "u''i'nli' Hmfh
vi Jack HS"'"h w 'h' r'"H Ter A'"' 4
"'"e' eN'h ''in''!'HR Willingness 10
accommodate the c~E"hrhGrr' Miriam
N"'fS |" wager hi""' ''h' lie VIII Knock
D"'i' ou' Ill SIX toniins'
NJ, r.-rsvoru ror ;, ,,r ,.
so, J,s. c,I =, r,,.i ur, r,n,
worth who went down II few weeks since
an search 81 health, hut nS she il stif
very poorly they will 20 ~ the Sand
"'ch J|mls Houm where it il hoped
Mrs F"rn"wotth WI he fully restored
10 her ~on'cd health.
Silver Observation-Disclosures Gor.
rhrl has been authorized To rurcbn.,
95,UOO ounces OF silver. and nav Tor the
same in poli checks on tho Assistant
Treasurer nj San Frnucisoo. 1, /. tI,.
NV
49,. ~ '"s
lr ~ "
Asst. Paul, Mimi, ii ntch nj the
l8th instant s,ys: II IL figured out
That theirs have been 2IT:dcnihs ly ,lr
blizzard. alir remains III many people
who NJ" reported missing may not 10
found until tho snow thaws in tho
Spring. the bodies bling covered by
deep drifts thot formed over them.
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DEPor lIoTEL-Clark X Green Proprie-
tors.

Chns Adams, Mound; f W Smith,
Frank Taylor, Tu>caroru; Tom Rank,
Green River; Mrs N Gavin, Lewis; J
Riddle. Deethi l. II Dlonscr. II 81
Leary, Denver.
III Goodalc. Star Valley; VIM b
Hughs, Spanish Fork, Utah; q N VEL
ty, Ast Nrllie Boyd Will IL Shnde.
linveIly'S Minstrels; q Is Van de Mark,
Saml Brownstone, II Sorerson, S F.
Al Fisher, Wells; J Il Whitcd, wndy
WORTH Albert Read. Frank Furens. Il L
Parker. HALEY, Idaho; Ben j Smith, S
l..
"A Motzkau, Cleveland, o; W II
Richards, Wells.
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REDEMPTION OF ELK0 COUNTY
B0HDS.

THERE BEING II SUM or 50. 5s1 80 IN
L tie SINKING fund oT the County Of Elkn,
notice Is hereby given that in accordance with
nil Act Of the legislature OF the = alto of Se,a.
Gh..cnlitlCd Act t. refund q portion uf The
bonded dcht u. EILo County" approved Jan.
nary 2jIh, 1891. sealed proposals Will be re-
cciNcd by me Mt my onlcr IN Elko. Nevada. M
to six o'clock +. n. on the 9Th day Of February,
lSSS. for the redemption OF bonds Issued in
pursuance of said law, which said proposals
Will lie opened by mo III the said own " Elko.
on the Vth day of February, 1888. All propos-
ais nhuSi bo sealed aud endorsed. "Pr0pusals
for the redemption Of Elko County Bonds. ant
must be accompanied by the Wi Is proposed 10
bc surrendered, together With all of ticir r..
Srcctivc coupons not yet due.
No bid will hc entertained ibn, does no,
strictly comply with these Instru, iions.
q. W. IiCLL. County Treasurer.
Eiko. Nevada. January .. 1883.
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DR.. Krelcr, surg ,,n dentist. has 10.
turned from Carlin. and can DO found
n, his Office. roon 40. Depot Ilote
All work warranted TO Lc Of the host.
md satisfnctio guuian:ced.
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ADVERTISING 7

viii be iaslc a. low "a IL consistent with
>ounh business prtmcipisa. ATn!y Al Gre Of
ltu fVT terms.
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CFror. Saturdays Daily'.i
EALMAGuNDI.
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy. sax months. ............ . "a
Tor any pcnwt and 'r~iS mouths, ono dollar
e,ct month. i'syshic IN advance.
Dciivcted Us carrier in Eko at ~ ccIds \ week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-11

PRfNTERs IN CONGRESS. More
printers are in the House of Repre-
sentatives than members OF any other
single occupation or profession OK
cept law. Amos Cummings of New
York was a tramp printer, and has set
type in every state in the Union. SEN
ator Plumb was first printer, then
an editor, and finally banker. Gal
linger of New Hampshire was prin-
ter, but afterward studied medicine.
Farquhar, of New York, is not only a
printer, but was once President Of
the International Typographical I'm
ion. Tim Campbell was once a com
positor on the New York Herald
when he was elected to the New Yorl
Legislature. O'Donnell of Michigan
learned the printing business and ha
always kept at it. Dingley of Maine
Foran OF Ohio, Nicholl of North Car
olina, Wickham OF Ohio, Hudd O
Wisconsin, Yost of Virginia, were a
printers New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-11
The Presidents Message.

President Cleveland's last message
has been submitted to Congress. 1t
shows that he has not changed his
mind on the tariff question, as what
he has to say upon that subject savors
much of the arguments used in the
campaign. He shows the same hos
tility to silver tina. he did in his first
message, by recommending the sus-
pension of its coinage. He regards
"polygamy within the United States
as virtually dead" He recommends
a revision of the pension and natural
ization laws.
In speaking of the Sackville-W est
matter he says: "rhe offense thus
committed was most grave, involving
disastrous possibilities to the good re-
lations of the United States and
Great Britain, constituting gross
breach of diplomatic privilege and an
invasion of the purely domestic affairs
and essential sovereignty of the gov
eminent to which the envoy was &C
credited"
The director of the mint in his re-
port says that the production of golt
and silver in the United States TO
the year 1887 Is estimated to be s33,
100000 in gold and s53,357,000 il
silver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-12-11

Hon. Warner Miller, OF New York,
says the introduction Of tho high IL
cense issue in that State strengthen
ed the Republicans, and thinks il
there had been three weeks more in
which to make the canvass and pre-
sent the question fairly to the voters
in some of the western counties and
other parts of the State, he would
have been elected. He is satisfied
that the moral sentiment of the coun-
try is with the Republican party on
this question, and says:
There is only one course for ouI
party to pursue, and that is along the
lines it has already laid down on this
subject. We are committed to tenn
perance reform. We cannot go back
The Republicans never did take the
back track on any moral question.
am convinced it will not on this
WHY should it? Has it not put higl
license laws in operation in Ohio, Ill
inois, Minnesota and Michigan? AnC
has not each of these States given u
. rousing majority this year?
The Indianapolis Journal quote
the above and adds the remark;
High Incense and local option i
one Of the things that saved the Re
publican party in Indiana. 1t 1T ha.
bid for the support of the saloons
you'd have been beaten,