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Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Funeral Of Geo. n. Luaa..


On Mondsy afternoon ai $50 o'cl
the relatives and friends gathered
the residence OF Geo, N. Lucas, n
Heald street, to pay the last ribulc
respect 10 bis remains The funeral I
largely attended; bsaidei The lmnsdI
neighbors and friends, relatives d
Dover and other pointB down the 81
were present. The funeral services Z
conducted Mt the hou,e BY EsL Il. |
Ewing, pastor Of MAdelsy N.
church, afser which service ihs nnl
were taken to RvsrviaV ceusl
where the interment took place.
pAll.behrsrs were onginesn, Who
been associated with him ioi ys1.s
the road.
Mr.. Lucas entered the employ Of
railroad company Dtosmbd 81,
and only resigned his position u
com pelled by disease IL FsbiuSry,
The floral offerings were elegant
costly. There wsre q sickle Of hJl
and . sheaf OF wheat from irisu
wreath OF wax aouers from the
Of the g. A. r., . beautiful
wreath from his son, George u
Prominent smong these Rlin VI
beau,iful design presented BY Eve
children. UUder . large arch COL
with white roses aud lilies were
gates standing siAr, above which
suspended \ door. Just above ths
leading - the gate The wordi
Father" were wrought In lmmot
la February las. Mr.. Lucas, b
professed saving faith iu Ohrh!
received rs . probationer 10 the
ley Methodist L 1lso0psl church
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Tnai nnrntinrnnaa

MI @ A. R)bb, OF Hudfon & "a.
the agents for the hose used by To.
Pbe1ix Fire Company at tho test yes
'terday called this morning and stated
lbst ali new bose Is ilshls to burst with
Q pressure Of 30) pounds CT over, and
that to guard against any loIs on toe
part OF the purchasers the manufac.
turers guarantee 1t for four years OF 400
pounds pressure, and will replace
evsTy seosiou that fails. He also BAY
that 1t 10 no unusual thing for the
couplings TO iiy off from new hose, NJ d
ttAs It Is cuttoinary to tighten them up
after they have bson used the first or
81 oond time.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
THIRD EDITION.
The Last Day.


The Confluence OF the q. A. N. II
Chnrch. which has been In session In
this city about one week, openeo tne
i sst day g proceedings 81 . O'Clock yes
seldsy morning with bishop WiliiAms
n residing. The matter OF assisttnR the
Philadelphia church was again tAkeu
mn. and the several members agreed to
raise the amounts spportioned 70 them.
An effort will also be made TO raise
funds by having rally In Ootober.
II was decided to hold the next an
mai Conference In West Chester, Pa,
on The wednesday preceding the last
Snrda, in April, 1889 The ministers
who volunteered to raise money for the
Phil.dAlphlA Church were ordered to
rsnort 10 the conference treasurer II
thsv ara uuable to attend the session.
Al the afternoon session the Rev.
Jamsn L. Smith, OF Tennessee, was
given authority to establish q. A. NJ.
r ohuIches In tho South, and invitsd
to deliver q sermon In the evening.
Rsaoiutions were adopted thanking the
people Of WI mington for kindness 70
the delegates, the newspapers for full
reports OF the proceedings, and the
trust Of the church for the use Of tht
building.
The sam Of SIS Was appropriated u
the Millington Mission, and tho confer
ence was adjourned with the oenedtc-
tiou by Bishop Williams
In the evening . supper WAS served
In the basement Of the church 70 tn
members Of the conference BY th,
women.
After the preaching In the evening
the following appointments were m
nouuced, all being for ons year: Thos'
who are returned to their old station
AIe: Tie Rav B. T. Ruley to Viii
ninQton; the Rev. VIM. H. Guy, New
ark and Iron Hill, DEL; the Rsv. WIN
Billingsley, Chester, Pa; the Rev
Robert 8. Accoo, West Chester, Pa,
the Rsv. L. A. Purnell, Phllsdelphin
and Kinsisting and tho oversight O
Hirst Street Mission, Philadelphia; tn
Rev. John L. Hood, Delaware City an
Summit Bridge, Del. Tbose whose pss
torates are changed are: The Rsv. Henri
Mode, Coatssville, Pa the Rev. Henr!
Edmunds, ChristianA and New Osstit
Del; the Rev, Nelson Virgins, Ne,
Garden, Pa the Rsv. Charles Lewii
Mount Sinai, Pa; tho Rev. Asbur
Smith, Church Hill, the Brick Churc
and PsnDs0oro, Pa, TO be ut Churc
Hill the second Sunday In May and Z
Brick Church the third Sunday in Ma
the Rev. Samuel Ambrose, Mi3dletowI
Pa; the Rsv Stephen Frisby Oolumbi
and Little York, with the oversight {
Harrisburg, Pa the Raw. Henry Grave
Rilsy's Neck sld White Plains, Nd
the Rsv. Darisl NJ Roberts, mouI
OAlvsry, s.. James Chapel and MouI
Zion; Samuel Wilmors, st. Luken
Mission, Media, PA; Joseph William
PottstoWn, Pa the Rev. ObAI. Nichol
Marpls, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Fifth EDITION,
a Bold ltobbery


Tnis morning bstwesn l and a o,o,,.,
ssieves entered the residence Of n S'OS1 q
Say icy o. the hrm Of Heald q, d.
No. 1910 W. thirteenth strss, " 70,
thieves presumably entered ~. lhe
py Q bnck window, which onsn.S Souse
upon the roof OF q porch SSun ~ %.
we're found upon the window iii IN usiL -s,Ii
proves that an open entranoe ~. .nioa 10y
Tor thom. The entranos VAS ..,n"seis ieis
entering . room unoccupled. D'a py
After sAining an entrance tba M. I
or tnieves proceeded to npssct ~
rooms A'tsr strewing the oontsn,.
the closets and tideboards thss hUg ".'',
on one aud . half dezsn soIis Os,ileo .,i
teaspoons, one dozen kniys, Win vei n
handles, one-half dozen .ilv., peat
forks, . aolld silver olive dI.h ',sss l.
top6s, two silver childrep's ,nn wy.
silver sugar spoons and la,os ovI n
ber OF small articles, q brovs h. aum
overcoat, . ohild's silver cun . O,s n.'
ent from the late Henry Tsip,lI ~ @ ~
daughter OF Mr.. GAyley. Mr asyis
offers q reward Of IS 10, ,hs r,,u,,
the cup and no question. Ma :.
is an heirloom. The cup bss,, !,
initials OF "H. T. a."
Not being satisfied with ste,lIns 4,
eilvsrwAre ~ mentioned, they brofs \
quantity OF plated.vers. Feeling M
they entered the psAtry, and 6slp,
themselves to two quarts Of mil
oranges, beef and Other articles
satisfy the inner man.
After they had transacted the bura
and scattered the contents oy,r
hoor, thsy left, leaving all III. "a,
burning At she time OF ,hs robbsr
the family were at home, Al,o two 4,
wants. How, and BY what nsar,.
thieves gained an entrance ia
known. The robbery ssems 10 b
my stery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
A Fine Pises OF worn

Mention vas made . few days sipos
of the large and handsome aorai tribute
--"GAtes Ajar''-mAde BY the cele-
brated fotisE, NJ. y. Hayden, Of No. 7o7
Market street, for the funeral Of n. NJ.
Carter. Immediately after II wss IN.
ished 1t vas taken to Beecher's photo.
graph gallery. ct No. sl5 Market street
for the purpose Of securing o copy, and
- the reputation OF Mr.. Beccher is &C
we'll known, u 10 almost neediess to say
thst he succeeded admirably.
The pictures taken By him OF thiI
Tribute are natural beyond description,
asd illustrate the perfection TO whiot
the art has been brought. Two copie,
were made. one CT which will he hand
s,mely framed and presented to Mr.
CArter's widow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
N. MGgarY & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S. {. Coz, 9th and TatRaII,

We promised to tell you
something about Refrig era
tors this week, but on &C
count Of rot having g fall
stock we will put that some
thing off until next week.
We have a few, some very
fine ones and some very
cheap ones which we will
sell you for the next few
days at 20 per cent off; that
means a $I3 RefFigerator
for 5000. Do you want it.
The $I2 Silk Plush Rat
tan Baby Carriage is moying
this week; moving from US
| to you. Just got in anothe,
Hot OF them and we're here
Ito sell.
| While we're telling you
of our other goods, don'l
forget our Carp is. You
that have been here know
THAT we have the best ar.
ranged carpet room in the
Ecigy. Plenty Of room and
light. You enter from Sixth
street; no stairs to 90 up
We have a larger stock thar
any two stores in town
lWhy shouldn'; we be abIy
to sell cheaper than any onei
See our goods and prices
and you'll know what we's,
Saying is fact.
u We will be prompt il
laying your Carpets. n
Iwaiting fer a week. D
lyou know what it is to hay,
a bare floors waiting for tn,
tcarpet men TO lay sour car
lpess2 Buy of US and we
guarantee you to lay the1
promptly.
| Our pet" has gone; tn
IS25 oak suit; we've gc
Ianother though; maybe you
like it as well, but we dom
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
VIII Gross the street.

To-norroR the markets J.! " .
from the west u lhe eaiI ,iu' ,sa .
and Madison atteats f9r ,, lnS !
season. 1t should mot hoSsIs'. s,s,.
soften 6 that PoSderuhI,ie. -, I'u'l y.
No' 557 King street, will gu ~
the east sits and eCuillussn w
large stock OF ths finest l. snl g MI
a. tha lowest possible 2flce "a
has established a rtpa guy. ..,,i =
and built up = large ana a =. %. ',s,.
creAsing business st t;slt .sa ,E ws,t
street and also at No, ~ ~. GSI ns
street. This has besp I lOII lloI,bIus ID II
honest dealing and laiSit M
the ohief pecessari'S u "
within the reach OF VI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
uI.Fatsd Place.

Squire Dougherty Is quoted
Kenn slt Advance NJ saying: Y
lifetime 1 hsqs s.en four indepei1
tloh men take bold OF the b.l'1|
iallls snd stay ib.Ts until ~ NJ
closed them ont. TIC CianiAs
whom the village got iIs IM
were the frs! | reminder, l
Ripkey, who owned S giaM
GsrmAltown. He, loo, vas y. ~
Then ai.sr lns interval ol q "a i.s
came Martin Laicsnp'tg, !, Wy ,.Ss
OF money and the eGeisJ Wv w
the place and give !: a nov hlas|
too, went " piscas aud hn
passed under the hammer ~ Aa
come the finAnoiA' tIOab.uG o. "
! don't know why 1t IL, pa'n'
leAs 1t is trne."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Lamps. Ne. IL e. 7th, near King.
nARkInu.

ALvXATDEk-ARMOR-At the wsIsh
street patronage, April 18th, 1ssa. By
Elder J. L. Staten. mr. Vim. y. AtexAI-
der, Of Wilnaington. Dsl and nj las Adds
L. Armor, OF Oak Hill. Del.
|BRAUNSrkIn-SrAR R.-Aprfl 30, iu thiI
city, By the hov U. q. Budaingtsn, mr.
Jshn n. Braunhteln, Of tAis city. and misi
Anna V. STAIR. OF cew Castle hundred.
Both are we'll known In the nasiell cir
olei OF hts city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Ths Bu,lders, EEenAnEs.

Tae Builders' BxohAnse will hold o
usatiDR at Institute Ia 70 morrow
svsaina, that will he attended hf the
following members Githe Hsstsr Ruild.
era HxcbapRs OF PhiiAjelphi2: S.aoy
Rscyss, Gaorge Watson, Charles
RssVes, Il. W, Harris, Rilllaul Hsrk.
uosO, Jr., John s. Stevens GnG Peter
OarrigsH.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
G.ar Death.

Ye,terday Afternoon . aOIo I,,,,tI
a. lutte Willie Rey lG!I,, .n. IN IA
q number Of comPsuiSIr1s PoI1 ts' .ss 1
race and the creek, DC ~, ma al
and fell into the racs. ~ ~ VI
chn.s was up and The r. ~ VI
into the BrandyWlno,. ,,o SIlns|
BY two gentleInss ~ VIZ Inv wa TllI
accident. After the I. 10Y Ssus, IL 4
he ass taken to hi: I'd 1'ps' Dr.. q
And WAlp ut streets, aha ., sysor1|
summoDed. After "a sIfs, y non non
WAS brought to- AKA 10
ray of recovery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Dr. TIA. Ae9bIes,

Residence; 1911 TatnaE st. ofice: 92i
Market St., Will, Del speclalties: Dis.
esses OF "onen, Children and the Skin.
Othce HouIs; atp Ia. m $50 p. III.
Ieiephone 70. =. MAN ,s'1mw,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
aarisGsIy

Richard H. Bsrlos' ~ = n oar
morning On o visit 70 :, ", ,copipsi
houss, No. 500 hds,Siis iIdt rsiiis, I'd
,;sS 'sSs,s sss ss'o9s os.P Sf fsas'P!t.3s Fl! d.
t'on % maze M'sI bis family lyy..I,s. ,'II 81 !.
ais restoration to td ned''s 'cscpRGs1
i ,i:yS,.,, y;s,;, es,. q, &c go stI ssi! M
ssyi'si % check bis di.onf' anu
..rininRt!on.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ARTlsTIo r AMEs
PICTURES FROM 7sc. TO $4,000
TsuBLlo yAbE-,ON sArURDAy.mA'

FNUBL.IO SAbE-ON SATURDAY MAY
6tb, Et 5 &c ocE, ? n , Si'I bs sold at
SoWn.H, del \ mnd9rl tuss with rs~Rs,
nscbrrzry out-buildtsra, issn ard lh,if'y
yguBK OteaAEi. en- sbSs; acres Of IGnG.
d diam ne same a -tu A. 4or ?, pSrt ofwh IN
neEU e4 NbJH Bifost, WITH DO Goid to2Slhsr
9 diy.Js4 in tsEn lU;s, DslEE 'hs lRsd and
tnpssvsn sass OF thp sihsyo OF tbs lstB S u.
ini.y. terms Ekaze gnswn a. day Of Enle.
E.sGAk a. FINLEY,
u,1..t AGmisiBuRtor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
a ntrlKe Nn.

TINS morning j. WAlterz, president
OF the hOd CsFrieIs' Association, or
dereo general striko OF the members
OF me assJclRtion which was obey ed =,
theroby throwing out all brioklGyers
Sha carpenters. Three months sRo the
MOO cArf!erB notified the contractors
tnst beginning with May 1st the termt
won be S2.t0 per day for nine bours
VOTE ior mortar cSrriBsa and e2 20 for
Dice carriers. Th8 tsrnnB not hoiHg
scee5 i.'d to, = gtsiza #2s on, A mees-
ms "a L4E Esea0ciE:lon 70 callsd for to-
h'sht u Halt,FJ Dred!t eaG.
bor d5AcaGyi fJr putty, md for i'm,
prov r-pt of tbs Gu. pte1ion nothing
oNusis a AhbtI . I'ue,asr
For c1ros..--t;caa5r E. Ca.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ON MONDAY,
THE 14TH DAY OF MAY, 1928,
At9 O'Clock a.

Al O'CLOCK a. u.t
The following described real estate. viz:
kllihat certain lot OF land and tn rec. .storicd
bricNdwelling htuHe, thereon erected, situate
In the city Of Wilmingt Il, bounded and de-
scrib d As sollows. 80 wit;
Beginning at a polnt on he westerly side Of
Monroe stree. htt~usu seventh aud Eighth
streets at the distauc" Of 100 f,rt from the
through The centre at The party wall ht tween
his and III adininlnR nous on the north aud
parallel to Eighth .trsct. lgl II thence 6uulh
erly at parallel 10 Monroe street, u feet 10
the northerly site of ~ " tcet wide alley lead
lug Into Monroe street, thence rastr'lv ~
parallel to the tiTst mentioned ne and isiRhti
stree. along the SAID ide Of said alley i20 leet
10 the .aid ives rtlyside Of No ro. str, ct
and then hero by nOCtherIy ID tect TO til,
| place of beginning, be the contents IN REQ
whA they naN.
i'eized and taken in execution as the prop
kerty Of T.. Irenie Martii ana Ida, his wife au'
lChar!oLte Jester, |. l.. and % be sold hE
Gill; Il ! N bsUr, sheriff.
| Shoritt's Office, Wilmington, AprlL 81
ElsSS a30sod-tH
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Excursion to Washington.
TrOArAfu

see by this mornings paper Mr..
GOuley AdveItisea that ths z. G. T. are
going to WRshibgton with him on Mag
22d, which wish TO correct, as Cyrus
CommanGery, No. /, 10 not going with
him on the y. & o., but over the r., W
& B, Railroad. make this correction ,
as DO not want the public 10 be dc.
cetVed In this matter.
JoHR E. posTLEs.
Chairman Of Committee on Transpor
tstion
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.
MEssBs EDIroRs:-5seing = com
ma1icatlon in our paper of yesterday
heaatd as above, and signed by one
Jonn Post.es, denying the fsct ths
TIE Il. q. Il. GTe going to Washington
o. May 22i, over the B. & D roSd, I'M
DER the management OF j l.. Gouley
Now, to keep Hr j. e p. Straight,
WI. give the following fActs, vhich yol
VIII pltale publish fer tho benefit Of all
"a hE5 22i, Delaware Commandery
n. Z will run an excuInion train, mn
Ger the management OF MT. j. L
GolI ,, TO Washington, DC and owe
th5 b. a D. road. The following CON
m msncsr.es End Castles have aocepte
IN lav.talion To accompany us: 81
G7oiss'a Cummandery, No. 3; Chese
EHtrda Commsadsry, No 4; Apoll
Gastl, NJ, 2 ST Georges, No. 8; o
JohI's' No. 4; CruSRt ere, No. D; Pi
Rilm, NJ. I; Warwick. No s; Philade
pulA, NJ q Diamond State, No. II
6fandywins, No II; Humboldt, Mol
Oloseh FElends, NJ IA; HockeHsin, NJ
lJi also the Cficors Of tho Grand Cast
OF DCiSVA:e, and many OF the reprssel
tahVts Of tho suprsme Castle will .
Company us Thi. e1our.ion Is for II
benef. Of Dslsoars Comnandery,
help ply expenses Of baud, ste.
VIM. O'CoNNoR,
Capt. Com. Del. ComG y, No. 2.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
PeIsonAh
TT n knowles, o.,

DR.. J. H. D, KaUsII.iSI KilaS.sIaS y
sas Ia or: 91ssaI!'ii ~ { q iIs'p1ss g
si.y. siS oaHtiD sud D,; (. Jss,l9 J%ss.,,1iSi iIiss
iug 4! 4 the tss.sIsDth IsoiS'ssiiffo Street !
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

LAaias' sa,. \ As-s.Olaion = koI4 T2..--s
q: A!l;..a Z. DATis'. Q q. I'd 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ptAte o. ~ nmN Z
rhe WsAthe'

Tomorrow prcEl'es' es'aIdst /
70 fslr IA't 10 oil cloudy "''''
,AmperntuIe. .|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

{NT ROOMS rOR LIauI
w housekosp .ag. Address Il. "a, tr.i
ofi1oe. mi.ss7
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

~ ~. E--rft fs& INlNN fNSt
~ eh.ess, pot'Ai no..s or otnsr business
90 ul1 ss i-actsi @ HEPUB loan . uHL.s H
lILo = kAIN-IEG COMPANY. Ml
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
.wa,,os to sod c',,s IN

All nod oeIglers5 ,;. III II b,
o,'cIock sharp ~ j. WLI
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
1.uwari, Alg'I

Mr.. n, II,., Bay cnll ccIalnI T5II,Ipl
.sa .lons st,in5 and q o'e'5 eTaoaa,, ',..sS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Sale OIL

Il sale Of I
'f'WAtler =,
'Il0 Tuesls,
liiotl!erai
N blditsg
LNi#itt5lt
pltsitoldt
eled6uatd
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

c,HERlFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
10 writ of Levar, Faoias. to me di.
rected, will he eEpoaod 10 pubiS sale Al she
Court House, on MaEket ssrset between
pent n and Eleventh st.eets, in the city of
" nmington, New CRsHe county, Bel,
ON MONDAY,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
lIider Al

IN hAs be.I
y ltavilp
IN bead wi
III And thl
lslbdOman
|aAIthetnit
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
ExcuhsIoN TO WASHINGTON.

Chairman Of Ooinmit.ee on TrAnsro
tstton
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

q
Fl1l,uuk
Fla,Wed Il
" ysJlerda
Il had O
4 II AnsW
N solsst
PSI drunk
I9,tlnn -
lkls1ced /
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Reno Ne WSpapers.

Reno papers are making "pull" for
the Democratic State Convention this
year, with the chances in favor of their
ultimate success. We would like to
make small bet of the next lead nicke
we fluid that Reno is more indebted for
her advancement to her newspapers,
than any other town in the State, and
we would not be drawing it very strong
If We said any other town or the coast.
What they don't ask for is not worth
having. Central Nevadan.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Good Advice 10 Follow.

Old Peter Cooper il credited with
some wise sayings, but he never struck
nearer to the truth thun in the follow
ing: "In oil your towns where news
pnper is published. every man should
advertise in it, even il nothing more
than a card stating his Dame and the
business b. is engaged in. 1t does not
only pay the advertiser, but lets the
people know that the town in which
you reside ia a prosperous community
OF business men. As the seed is sown
so the crop recompenses. Never pull
down your sign while you expect to do
business"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02

number of the Canadian newspapers arc
criticising Sir Charles Upper because
they a'lege that the proposed fisheries
treaty is all in favor of the United
States and against Canadian interests.
In this country number of newspapers
are criticising the treaty on the ground
that it favors the Canadians rather than
our own citizens.
A suit was instituted against Mrrous
d. Boruck, private Secretary to Cover
nor Waterman, by Fisher & Co., to re-
cover S36 30 due for hats. Mark set =
tied it rather than to have the matter
ventilated i'll the Courts. Some of the
items in the bill were for mats he lost on
ele"tion bets. Fisher & Go. were for
tunate in being able to collect the bill
at all, a. some persons who wish to &C.
cupy high plane in the social scale
seem to have a natural horror ut the
idea of paying small debt for hats,
clothing Or anything else. .-.. ..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
1Ra ported stations.

This IL the time of year when stock
men should be OH the look out for
means to improve their herds. Atten
ton is directed tn the fine ir ported
st',llions Mt the Elko Stables which Mr..
Harris will take pleasure in exhibiting
to intending buyers. The time for
breeding bronchos is past, and the only
means by which the raising of horses
can be made profitable il to produce
good stock which will always find a
ready market. Call on Mr.. T. Il. Har-
ris and examine his fne stations.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
The Vallejo Disaster.


The disaster to the Steamer Julia at
South Vallejo on Monday morning was
caused by an exi losion of her boiler,
bat from what cause is al yet un.
known.
Said ooilermaker. who made an ex-
animation of the burst part: IF 1 had
owned the Julia, and one hour before
the explosion had made PERSONAL and
rigid examination of the boilers, would
have accepted them as in good condi-
ton. They were remarkably we'll kept,
and their cleanliness reflects credit on
the chief engineer. The boiler iron will
have to be tested before the real cause
of the explosion can be found out"
The total number of killed and miss.
ing il now placed at twenty-nine. Six
teen bodies have been recovered, and
thirteen are still missing. Wednesday
WAS day of funerals at Vail 10. Flags
were placed Mt hnlf mast, and every bus
mess house, including saloons, WAS
clio sed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Idaho Territory.

A Washington dispatch of the goth
ult., says: "rhe measure having for it's
object the division of Idaho Territory
died suddenly to day, the House COM
mittee on Territories deciding by a
unanimous vote to report it unfavora-
oly. Delegate Du BDis made II gallant
fight against the division BILL" r.
Thus ends. for the present term ut
least, the scheme which has been a snb-
ject of 20 much newspaper comme mt
during the past year, and which was en-
glne"red principally by Senator Ste wnrt
OF Nevada. We do not believe that N :
vada is worsted by the failure to extend
her Territory by taking in portion of
the "Gem of the Mountains"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Another Accident.
E ii. BAUM,

On Tuesday, january 31st. J. D.
Abtl met with an accident by which be
is still inc"pncitnted from attending Ia
his regular business. Had he held MI
accident policy in the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company he would BIZ
entitled to q comfortable weekly indem
nifty during his disability. Call OH ~.
H. Miller, Agent, aid tnke ont policy.
The cost is trifling and IN case Of scci
dent you are paid for the time lost.
2.S 2w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Quite Natural.

A few days ago Carson woman who
Is rather fond of Boosting of her infiu-
ence over men, remarked to a lady
friend:
cts queer, isn't it, how everybody
gets stuck after meP Why, yesterday
morning my Chinese cook told me he
loved me. Queer, isn't it2''
The lady addressed took one good
look at the others face ana replied in a
freezing tone:
Not at all. You probably remind
him of some of his Canton sweet
hearts. "-[Appeal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Animal Neetinu.

WINNEMUccA, New, Feb. %, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nunl Meeting Of the Nevada Live Stock
Association, will be held in Winnemnc-
ca, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1883, for
the purpose of transacting such bust
ness as may come before it.
A meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee will he held the night before.
GEORGE RU SILL, President.
BY GEo. 3. Nixon, Secretary. I'd
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
For Sale.

have for sale number of fresh
mich COWS which will be sold either
singly or otherwise. 1 have also a
&umber of young Holstein bulls which
will be sold at reasonable figures. Any
me desiring to purchase such stock as
is described above will do well, to coll on
or address
w. T. CRANE,
Elko.
Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
PnliSade Hotel.

Since the recent fire ut palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
'tS contents, have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL and am now prepared
70 accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both AL to
board and lodging. A liberal share OF
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
l-9 z ii. BAUM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
olive and Let LiVe.O

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment il the :ule. Glassware, Tinware.
Stoneware, Nails etc. always in stock.
IL II. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-02
Alive and Well.

John McComb, Charles Court and
James Court. the prospecting-party who
1t was supposed had persisted in Death
Valley, have returned TO Hawthorne.
They had rough trip, but are none the
worse for it at present. An extended
account of tn ir trip is published In the
Austin Reveille.