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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-30

erai Manager Towne having issued an
order to that effect. No. l will ar
rive here from the west in the evening
Aud No. 2. from tho east, in tho morn
ing. The time will be published in the
1NIEPENDENr as soon as tho new time
card can be obtained.
Virginia Whatever may
be said in disparagement of candidate
Morton's profession of friendship for
American labor, it cannot be denied
that he is sincerely friendly to labor in
Amerfca-that is, contract labor. His
Hungarian gardener and housemaid are
said to share the great rhilahthropist's
views upon this oil important question.
A Private letter from T. F. Brennan,
dnted North Platte, Nebraska, Aug,
25th says: II shipped q cur OF horses
to Pennsylvania and have got this
far on my way Ind have stopped of to
feed and rest. Every place where I have
stopped people shy they are the best
car of horses that has passed over the
road this season, and they seem sur
prised when tell them the horses were
raised in Nevada
Another package of poison has been
found on Alex. Goldenson, and the
death watch hns been sot upon him.
He had written q number of letters the
purport of which all went to show that
he intended soon to be "over the river, -
but some think he is too cownrGlly to
commit suicide. He says emphaticnlly
that he will not hang on the 14th of
September, but it is not probable that
he can avoid it, as he will be watched
every minute of the time till that date.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-30

bicycle from ono end of the canvas to
the other, without the usual circus ac-
compartment of counterbalancs in che
way Of trapeEe performer suspended
below. Her performance was very good.
Miss Annie Dare omitted her "thrilliug
head foremost dive from the apex of the
pavilion" from the fact that the apex
of the pavilion is no less u covering than
the starry decked canopy of heaven,
the canvas consisting of the walls
alone.
This colossal aggregation consists of
one elephant, 1--WE mention the elephant
first because it is the largest feature of
the outfit), one baboon, one camel, one
goat, one horse, (this is emphaticalIy q
'one- horse show"), two donkeys, two
lions, finale and female, whose den
wns entered by Prof. Conway. together
with number of gymnasts and tumb-
lers, consisting principally of four Id
dies, among whom Mile Eta, as con-
tortionist, is the cheif. The eleven
Roman Gladiators failed to materialize,
but this commission was fully compen-
'sated for by the soul-stirring music dis
coursed by Prof. Knolt's Marine Baud.
Take it all in oil the show was a sur
prise to the large crowd which coupled
every seat in the spacious amphi-
theatre.
The combination pulled out for Tus-
cnroru this morning. With the gigantic
elephant Empress in the lead, aud as
this is the first time that Tuscarora has
ever been honored by the presence of q
natural elephant. although some of the
prominent operators there have had ele-
plants on their hands at sundry times),
we predict that the show will do a good
business on the upper levels.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-30
Just Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Spring and summer Cloth
ing.
If you want fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
come aid look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
NJ. REINHARr
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DISTRICT COURT.
HON. r. r. B1aELow, Judge .

HON. 4. r. BIGELow, Judge.
Saturday, Aug. 25, 1888.
Samuel Furniss, n native of England,
was admitted to citizenship.
Tuesday, August %.
State of Nevada vs.. John Dolan and
Edward A. Jones--1ndicted for bur-
glary; Defendants appeared for ar
rsignment. and both entered O pIen of
guilty rs charged in the indictment.
Court set Thursday the 30th instant for
sentence.
State of Nevada VS.. Thomas Lynch
Indicted for grand lnrceDy: Defendant
appeared for arraignment and entered n
plea of not guilty. Defendant re-
manded to custody of the Sheriff.
N P. Guldager. native Of Denmark,
was admitted to citizenship.
Grand Jury presented their report
which WAS filed. REPORT published
yesterday.
State of Nevada vs. Thomas Lynch
Trial set for Sept. q, 1883, and the
Court appointed J. A. PIummer Esq.
as counsel for snid defendant.
Thursday, August 80.
j. G. Mccoy vs. j. H. Snnguinet and
L. D. Albert, Appealed from JUS
tees Court: Ordered for trial with
jury September %, 1883.
The Found Treasure Mining Co. Va.
North Commonwealth Co: Trial set
for Oct. 1, 1855.
State of Nevada VS.. John Dolau and
Edward A. Jones. John Dulan was
sentenced to term of two years, and
Edward A. Jones to term Of one year
in tire Nevada State Prison.
A trial jury for the September session
of the District Court was then drawn,
consisting Of the following named per-
sons who were ordered to npper Mt the
Courthouse in Elko at 10 o'clock A. N.
September q, 1888:
NJ G Gurn, e Woodruff,
Stanley Rigshy, H Chase
G F Holland, III Martin,
A B Waller, Major Miller,
e f Watkins, H L Henry,
rhos B Farmer, Zen Hunter,
Ben Reinhart, W backward,
II Mccain, G Buck,
G Z Drown, RID Norton.
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lndurated Fibre Ware.

The attention of the public is directed
to my new stock of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, etc. manufactured from Induraied
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seams or hoops. 1t is light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind of liquid
and bids fair TO supercede tin ind wood
ell ware. Call and examine it
5-28. H. CHASE.
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APR Vv's Circus

Gave an exhibition 10 large audience
last night, and IL is safe to soy that the
performance was much better than the
outlook would indicate. Madam Zola, the
"Qaesn OF tue High Wire" walked tho
tight rope blindf, led ands rode tho
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-30
Warning to TrcsPassers

All persons are hereby warned to
avoid fencing lands belonging to the
undersigned on the North Fork of the
Humboldt river, nl3o TO refrain from
driving orr stock off our ranges in that
vicinity. Trespassers will be prose-
cuted 60 the full extent of the law.
MURPHY & HILL,
Halleck, Mny 26, 1883.
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Music Glass.

Miss Rebecca Alexander has returned
from Salt Lake City and now desires to
CONNIE nee a class in instrumental mu
sic. A limited number OF pupils will he
taken for which the charges will be
reasonable. Those who desire to take
lessons on the piano will please call ut
once. Satisfaction guaranteed. 8-21
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udertakinR,

Having purchased OF Brown & Hos
kins their interest i'll the Undertaking
business, I am now prepared to attend
to oil calls in that line. I will also Mt
tend to the repairing md upholstering
of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commerciu,
street, next door to Brown q Hoskius'
old stnnd.
6-5. N,F. PErERsoH
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the trrest
ind conviction Of any party or parties found
utility OF stealing, killing or running OF
altering brands or marks OF any five stoch
belonging to any member Of tho Nevada Live
stock Association.
n. II A MASON, President.
GEO. = NIXON, Secretary.
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Cedar Posts.

A limited number of fine extra large
cedar posts. suitable for gate, corner or
hitching posts, for sale by
1928 THE W. T. SMITH Co.
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GALmAGCNDI.

Regular meeting Elko Lodge, No. Is,
K. Of P, at Castle Hall tonight.
The w T. Smith Co. has just re-
ceived another CIR load of groceries.
D. n. Arnold, of California, wants to
buy horses. Look for his ad. to-mor-
row.
Alta: From the number of old hacks
in it. the Republican party seems to
have consumption. ..
The second:.trinl of John L. Blaak,
charged with killing his brother Samuel
on the 4th of last May, is now in pro-
gess at Virginia City.
The delay in to-day's train was &C.
easioned by M accident to q passenger
train on the Union Pacific by which two
cars went down bank.
The latest official yellow fever report
from JhcksonNfl'e, Fla, says that on
Monday there were ten new cases, nine
W. g. Price, Superintendent Of the
Navajo Mining Co., arrived this morn
ing FROM Fuscarora by private convey
Rnce on his why to San Francisco.
During a Harrison and Morton pole
raising at Morris. N. Y, on Wednes-
day, the cannon was premnturely dis
charged and three men were killed.
The President has gone nfishing
again. Grover is n careful husband
who tries to keep his Frankie supplied
with all the delicacies of the season.
Col. Moore passed through to-day
bound for the city. The nine cars of
cattle shipped by Mr.. Moore and Fred
Bertsch passed through at noon to-
day.
The Hamburg Oil Company will give
q free, open air concert to. night in front
Ofthe P0stoffice Everybody should
come out and enjoy this free entertain
ment. L -, .'-,'
The Misses Lizzie Williams and
Minnie Gray 6nished their examination
to-day and went down to Carlin on
train No. 2, which arrived here over
two hours late.
The special trim to Take the members
Of the Grand Army to Columbus, Ohio,
will leaHe Sab Francisco ut 7P. N. on
next Sunday. Eight cars will leave the
city, and four cars will be attached 10
.he train at Davis. ..-
The best medical authorities acknowl
edge the value of Ayers Pills, aud pre-
scribe them with the utmost confidence,
as the most offectual remedy for dis
eases caused by arrangements OF the
stomach. liver and bowels.
We are ut u loss to know Just what
Webster" means 70 his communication
sothe Reno Gazette where he says:
"The wretch who wrote the libel on
Tbs human family. poor but honest,
still lives. aud will live Ms long as brains
command n premium"
II you desire to possess beautiful
complexion take Ayers 'Snrsnparilla.
It cleanses and pnrines the blood, and
removes bIdtches and pimplGs. making
The skin smooth and clear, and giving it
alright and healthy appearance. Tnke
Htbis month.
Justice Morgan arrived from Spruce.
mont to-day, where he went to
cell the IT'S sheep and other personal
property Of the estate of Henry Drevs,
deceased. The sheep were sold
on Tuesday to G.. W. Lifton, Of EIko.
and A. @. Murphy, of Jasper, and
brought fair price.
Jesse Harris, OF Fort Collins, Colo,
Importer OF English aud Scotch horses,
passed through this morning en- route
"Sacramcnto with eighteen fine i'm.
ported Cleveland Bays which he will
NSibt OF the California State Fair.
lie stock was qunrterod in Palace
Horse Gar ollo ohod m tb,, ay1raes feo;,,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
T'he Fan Paris.

On the bluff tonight the great spectacu-
lar fall display entitled 'The Siege of Paris
and Reign OF the Commune" 1t is pecu-
liarly military drama and OF a most at
.ractive character Nine scenes from the
action of the piece, as follows Gala Day
in Paris" Announcement OF Napolcon's
Surrender" soldiers Going to the
Front" paris Under tho Republic"
"Bombardment OF Paris" entry of King
William, OF Prussia" Delivery OF In
demnity Bonds" Revolt of the Com
mune and Uniurling the Red Flag, "The
Amazons in Revoltand Burning the City,"
Under the above heads there are numer-
GUS incidents which will be introduced.
The scenery is quite attractive, and will be
seen by the audience rs ii they were seated
on Mount Naarian with the city far be-
meath them and with many attractive aud
historical buildings in full view, such as
the Arc dc Triomphc, Palace Concord,
Palace and Gardens Of Tuilleries, Jar,iin
Mabile, Hotel dc Vile, Ncndome column,
Grand opera-house, Madeleine church,
Hall Legislatii the Bourse, Palace OF
Justice, Notrc Dame, st. Clotide, Pam
theon. Hoiel DIES lnvalidcs, the Basiile
column and the Seine, winding through
the city and spanned by numberless
arches The action OF the piece will be
presented by the local military companies,
volunteers us citizens of Paris, the MEM
bers OF tho Macnnerchor, while Arnold
band will discourse the musical part OF the
program. 1t will take over two hours to
produce the display in its entirety.
This being the opening night an inn
mense audience win no doubt be in attcn-
dance and ample seating room has been
provided by the committees in charge.
The production should have good run,
il being strong attraction in every re-
spect, one gotten up with taste and care,
and we'll worthy Of the patronage OF the
public. Tickets can be had at Samuel
sons, $40 Main street. Prices Of admis.
sion, rs and 90 cents. Performance will
commence nightly at o'clock p. m,
sharp. The fireworks display given dur
ingthe progress OF the drama will be an
additional attraction well worth the price
OF admission.
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Fan Opening
Thursday, October II.
MRs. X. A. SLOAN.
Taxing district plrcctnry.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
=. Hadden, president and chief executive
officer; James Lcc, IT,, yIcc.presldcnt, aud
james 4. Petit.
Board OF Public Works j. T.. Randle,
ioundryman; lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man; 4. J. Graham, merchant, Charles
Kney, capitalist; Sam Hirsch, insurance
agent
Secretary Of Board--C. l.. Pullcn, export
accountant.
City Attorneys p. Walker, Of Melcali
& Walker, general attorneys.
Engineer Niles Muriwclhcr, consulting
engineer and contractor referee.
Assistant Engineers and Dmismcn-A.
\. Holl and u. f. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey
urr. ...
President Of Boarl Of lIealth-Dr. q. u.
Thornton, prlc,icing physician In the city.
Secretary u Board Of ilcalth-D I. 4.
Williamson, prcuc.ns physician IN th'
cily.
Hospital Surgcon--Dr. J. Il. Black
pr.icticing physician In the city.
Health O.hrrr-D. L. Jackson, Office at
board Of health.
Chief Of Policc-W. G. Davis.
Chief OF Fine Depirimcul-Iamc5 V
Ryan.
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Milson,s MinstrcIn.

George Wilson's big minstrel troupe
will DO the card at the Memphis theater
next Thursday evening and during the re-
mainder OF the week. The sale OF seats
for the engagement will open tomorrow
Tuesday-mOrning at the Iron Mountain
railroad ticket office, under tho Peabody.
In addition TO very strong company OF
minstrel artists, George has added TO his
show Powell, the juggler, nocromancer
and slight-oi-hand performer, who is very
clever in his business.
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The FIr., Symptom. OF Death.

Tircd feeling. DUN headache, palms In various
parts Of the body sinking az the pt Of the stomach.
Ices 81 appetite fcyurishncS- pimplc, or snrr mrs
all positive evidence II poisoned blood. No mat
Ten how ID became poisoned Il must H. purified -
nyoid death. Ackrt's English Blood EliXCr has
ncynr iailed o. remove scroiul0us or syphilttlc
poisons. Sold under positive guarantee. II. J.
ilulsier druggist
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uove'. Circus Coming.

Today week, the 10Th instant, Howe's
New London Circus, Menagerie and
Museum will camp in Memphis and will
give an afternoon and night performance
daily, for ono week.
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O,,on,. rcn-Cent SHOW.

0rton's l0-cent show is in the city, and
will exhibit on the bluff every day and
night this week.
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rrustoo,s Salo.

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VIVA .VIIN.
Nu 8. COLLIER
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REn IIEAlA

CoNNENeiAG September the passenger
trains oi TIE Tennessee Midland Railway
company viii sWyr at and depart lron
tie kanus City. Mrmphs & Birmingham
depot, 81 the corner Of Broadway aui
Main streets. where tickets may Dee pu.-
chased, Instead Of NJ the Mississippi *
Tcnuesscc depot, rs heretofore.
!. T. GAHNEn,
General Passenger Agent
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN this column Wu be CHARGED at rate OF
lSc Coreo incsone insertions tieo Insertions e5 one
utfk, SOC
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iv.rLr yoUf g.u.horscs in The CitizcnF
Insurance ror plny. 30. % Madison street
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GrnoLal rIE-rngcI An

Why arc Doe Grand Republic Clgiros
like President Clcyclanil Because they
are nude on q tio right kinl Of aiuI.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TIE APPEAL

HE s1fL Fan
suRPASSES EVER Y OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN AS
WELL is COUNTRY
u Ud D,Iaocrate pdp,r.
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n supports DcnocTuiic mel
II sa,sporis D,nOcrdic mnusre.
rs fafueno Is daotol 70 ne m1fn'encnc' N mes
rrcmdcV OF ne Democratic poriyloctl. Sdie and Ma.
tOna and ne enhancement Of all he Interests VI Ata-
this, 7cnaasnoe and ne uaion
Busdless lcitcrs should d addressed
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TnE Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until o'clock.
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gEp uRAp.

WgtNoe lun supply Of NHi Coal.
T.. " PsrrrDoN & Co.
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once and residence, 25i Vance THOMAS CUB
BINS
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