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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
linton.

Eightcsn lncAes 90 snow fell here Wei
pesiay. aui that with snow squalls tom
The vest since has made bal travelling.
The Thermometer rcglstsrci ~ dcgtec'
below zero Friday morning.
The stage di no; arrive here uatll Sat
ariAy noon.
School closed In Deirleis 40. ? AMI
Friday.
james Dragg ard wife. OF Errol, have
been visiting friends In town.
wiauic West L. hauling salugle- % An
diver,
Crows are Qaiie nslghborly which som'
wise ones say are Indications % an open
winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Roxbury Pond.

IWou.i Ike n have oar other member
~ he brigade state hls views aud reason,
q lli.'c more fully on that discount cues.
una. FOR one. am grestly opposed - The
ten pr cent discount cl'lm Is BENEFITS
10 one AMI harms some.
Tae 90 Jesr went cot like The tradition
Al Hon
The fosds .re improving some
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Enaf Peru.

william Thomas u very sick All as
fllks hiuk that BE- never -ill be Auy BET
ter. u.s sur, Bert ThnmNs, has gone 10
Andover % work tbs winter Ills other
son. George ThomAs, q AZ lewiston %
work In The shoe shop. AMI they have ssui
flr then o. cone home.
Albert - SAon IL ~ from Lewiston on
visit % hIs fathers. &. =. DsSaon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

A. ths drst % January vas stormy. snf
n, services Nsrg hsid ~ he luivCrsalis'
esurch. Rev. Miss Angcl delivered tcI
Nsu Year. sermon lAst sandy. n cor
tainsi great dcai % praciicN suggestion
FOR the hsgiruiug 70 The year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
South Dothel.

II J. Vngln Ia. parohAssd The saw mill
% Henry Goddard. This mill will be quite
Al sdililDn - biz business, besides giving
him /, batter control q The water. lie pro.
pose. - 81 custom work Ani bay son.
lunhrr
GL Blake hts committed h9usskscp-
lng ln bis rev Place, formerly Owned ~
V 4. Dunn.
TIE Drama,lc CAB AZ p,innlns 10 play
the drains. "uuigr the L,ur,is, 10 about
four weeks
Il J. Ylfgin has commyuosi % s,W
d1Nsl fqlarc., aud IL hIllng his Try house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
BrcxIKSs ARNIcA SALvE

THE BEsr SAWS In The world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sorvr. Ulcers. Salt Raeam, Fever
Sores. letter. Chspped Hands. Chiinlains,
Corns. a8d AT Skin Erupiious, ard po.l'
lively curss Piss. OF no pay required. II
Il guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents psi
boz For sale Al Soyes' Drug Store. Nor
Nkv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

A cro~isd house greeted ihe rhsspl,n
Cub Friiag evening" Several barge loads
cane non South Paris ant Norway, ard
eaIte plttion 20 them remsinei o. TIE
dane. whith vks kcpt 20 al tfisr MD
ulght Auotasr pay - Ia course % prep
awsffnw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Al Abhoit. Esg re Dsmocrats N1rih
Paris correspondent. made usA CAL Wed
ussisy. ST.. Ahooti Il he batter makef Al
he West Paris outtFr factory, an tti hs
males dae article ln hat linc ~ can Al
testify sao have tasted the proilci otthis
crtamffy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

IN Cannon has gone 20 N,s'. 70
sprui The winter
Afusy kuights has bsru - Mass on a
vislt AMI has returned
Mrs. Elmorc Kuighi hAs BEEN qalts SICK
Win luug fever. bui she l. bOttef now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
North Fryeburg.

Tae Softh PDsblrg Circle met on D:e.
gsth. With Mrs. charlr. watefhOlse
Me-. Asa Charles IL in poor health
Mrs. Elgene PlimAn has returned from
visit 10 relatives 10 Bartlett.
The Ladies' Ala held box party on The
evening OF Jan. 81, =. the residebce Of MI
Samuel Wiley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Hon. Es.u 2. R,u1. % L'cks's Nil-,
~. Ia iasu AT ff.isy Nc hNai h. ~
pr,.sut Ox'ori Couuty' rgptcscatiil'r 10
ihs Governors CounSiL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Card parties have been In orier here
daring its Fs.t week Progressive whist
and furffr have f1urishri sud ihsre have
hem ssrrr,I gsihrf.ugs 20 th1se st1 take
hani o. t1r fssciraung games.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

u,n. u,nuib.l lisnlu AMI wife. % ban.
...r sr.. fn tner Thev sefr Ctliei here
Ia .nr,ss 90 No Auu Brusr, Mr..
flamHu'. ,i,ifr. wao d. seriously iil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Chs Oxtors usn,oerat,
E" ON THE HILL. /"
pfENC TORY

- Rsptst Chsr,h rrsssh.nr service sssfy
s.ui.r - - ~au.lsr seteo. - n - r.eh.ia
1900 ~srsirs a r. frJsf NeeiIns,s
-. - tiSlgh. Re- Gaze Arrsii, i'.siaf.
FYss.iIsr ~ertlC ever suraias a. ~ a.. >.,i~ia
49, e. rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

s,o-s Croetsr All T.. = Bartlett ~
tanned 40 nlwiolu on Morisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Register % Dests. Alden Case. q
pry.rt. Poet. vs. 81 ths lliu Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

As bean and sifr, % Norway L'he.
wsre A. tte iliu rhursiay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
NORWAY.


ualvsrsalist Charlh. nsV. Csfulae 4, Angtl
Pa.ior frssfhing service On sauiaY, Hg ?. =
sabbath schotl. Il -
Ssfoni ConFItgaiioaal Churrh. Rev. n :. Rlsou'
pastor. rfsafhlng ssuics, -uuday, % - A. Sab
bsfr srhool N IS a. - rorlal Meeting y W ~
Tassiaf. tsAIss' Prayer Msstnr, - '. D..
rhursisy. regular ssskiy Frazer hest.ng. ~ =
-, FRIDAY.
Msthoiist Chufth. J. A. COREY. Pastor ffsafh
sd Tvsninr Nrsting. 20 2. -, Wsfnessisy
Prayer Mssung. or. -. Csss hsetng' fflia'
T1Fn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

YOUR MONEY REFUNDED If BROWNS
INSTANT Relief FOR PAIN" FAILS 10
BENEFIT YOU WHEN USED STRICTLY Ac'
coRDISG TO DIRECTIONS on THE IN.
SIDE WRAPPER. TRY IT.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
The Verdict.

The verdict rendered by the jury in
the Lewis case this morning seems to
give, TO iu - We are able 10 lcnrn,
general satisfaction. During the pro-
gIess Of the trial it vas the opinion Of
mHuy persons that the jury would dis
asree. but yesterday afternoon the feel
ing prevailed that a verdict would IL
reached, aud nil doubts were set ut rest
this morning Icy the verdict which finds
the defendant guilty VI murder in the
second degree.
The defense was nhly conducted by
Mcssrs. DoT,.y aud Plummer WHO, in
consider Aou Of the nature Of the case,
made n gallant ,luTt for the acquittal
Of their client. both i'll the examination
o! witnesses aud the feeling pleas which
were offered i'll lis behalf. District At
tOrury Talbot Was assisted in the prose-
cution by L. $. FarIiustOn whose clos
ING address TO the jury WIS generally
commented.
The case is not yet disposed OF. as
counsel for the defense will move for n
new trial and il that he refused the case
will be appealed to the Supreme Court
where they confidently expect to secure
n reversal Of the decision Of the lower
Court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
The Law Deftcd.

Henry Henderson, the colorcd rnvish-
or Of Es,ellh Jose. hns returned 10 Reno
in spite Of the conditions Of his escape
which were that he should cave the
State never to return. lu speaking Of
this matter the Gazette says:
The Jose family have been driven
from their home. II Young girl. but fifteen
years old. ruin:d for life, q. community
OF parents outraged, aud the Inv dcfed
by a man known to DO dishonest, who
boastingly says, 20 il is stated. hat he
"accs no reason why he can't live here
again, M he don't propose to tampcr
with white girls any more" There Is a
time when patience coiscs to be u vir-
tue, aud to judge from the talk to he
heard on the streets 10 day, that time
has about arrived in REM.
Unless Henderson should depart to.
highland II he does lie shodld not DO
allowed 10 tako his stnp.daugh,er xith
him, IL oil accounts are true--the All.
thorities should again arrest him and
cndcavor by a second trial to convict
him. lie WAS released ou his " 70
cOguiznnoe, |, being understood that hc
leave the State never to return; 10 has
broken his parole. dcGod tho Inv. md
now comllacently looks upon the iuir
he has wrought. and conducts himself
~ though he Ind, in 30 doing, per.
formed un act which should meet with
praise Instead Of blame. II henderson
Il wise, md tho Gazette hopes that /
will not again be lisblo tor c~r,empt il
~ saying. no will leave town ut hi
earliest convenience.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
Sale OF a I'll

The Inter. Idaho of the 18th instant
says: Tho snlo Of the Orc Elmo group
"f mines for $3.50, 900 has been consum.
mated aud IL COS authoriiiycly M
nounccd. The seller vas SIR. 4. Re.
gan. brother al Hon. =. a. Regain. Of
this city. The buyer IL ". q. Ill.
Ianls, acting for n wealthy English syn,
dictate.
The Orc Fip2, situated near Silver
City, Owyhec county. Idaho. ~ n we'll
known property, having been discoy-
cred Ia 1863 and having given employ
mcut to great many men. 1t has pro-.
hrccd in Che ncighborhood Of $3.75u.-
900. while but n small portion Of ito
wealth has yet been nkon from il IL
~ said there nre 30, 900 tons uf ore in
sight and to SHIFT Is only down 3D7
feet. Below tho lowest level the vein In
from IL to 10 feet in width.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
FroIa Saturdays Daily
Nst EN-

There was II considerable ram fall
last night.
llaim has b"ru falling almost iuccs-
sanity throughout the day.
John l.. Sullivan has accepted the
offer OF Jack KIiiton to stand before
him six rounds Tor GOO.
Gen. G. W Irish arrived from Reno
nj noon to-day OH business connected
with the Z. ). Sugycyor-Gcuerul's Of
flee.
The taking Of evidence in the Lewis
trial was not completed II: 800 thi,
AFTERNOON, hence the case will not be
given I" the jury until next week.
w Il. Crane il furnishing the ciii-
Zens OF ElkO n superior article Of VIM
Ter made butter. NJ know whereof we
speak when We say it is first class.
The Central t'nc,lic Railroad Co. has
given notice that On aud after the 18th
instant the sale OF limited first class
tickets will be- discontinued at this
Office. Ills Affects ol!y west bound
travel.
R"TciIl":-Tha prisoner was sent 10
BATTLE Mountain on u. day train tor
L. $. Marshal Kelly. Word comes
from there that he has scycr prisoners.
These men We're arrested for the same
offence that the prisoner committed
cutting WOOD On the Government land.
The Phoebe Record says: among
the rare curiosi;ics which our worthy
t"wnsmrn, James Ncsbit,, bruugh; from
the "Ouli country" was some turf.
used as fuel in that country. lie also
brought his sistcr-in-lnw with him"
Why the latter should be -nr slider T.
curiosity the paper does not say.
Hugh J. Mohau wont up 10 Wells
yesterday nni returned this morning.
II" Ii enthusiastic III regard 10 Nevada
az the interview, published elsewhere
III this issue, will show. SIR. Mohan j.
prom. and Justly so, that hr u u resi-
dent Of tho battle Born" State which
bids mir to rank 80 one Of the mos;
desirab!c for II permanent rcuiicncc.
Tho celebration of the Chinese New
fcnr commences I" day, and for the
next two weeks the MongoIinna will use
their utmost enlcavors to manufacture
IL succession Of She most soul-hnrru wing
md dlEcOrdnnt sounds under the name
al music. The grand finale of throwing
and catching tn" coveted ring will
occur Oh Sunday tho 2G;h.
The notorious CDR" Jossclyn is now
on trial in judge SulIivan'G Court for
cuuspiring 60 procure the murder Of W.
H.. Drew i'll order to get the insurance
on his lie. On Wednesday he ut.
tempted 10 shoot II. u. Mcdonald, m
Examiner reporter. but was prevented
Ivy the Deputy sheriff mud others. II
seems somewhat singular that a man Of
the character Of JuSsclyn should bc per.
united to go to his t,ial armed, as this
arch-conFpIrator cvil:n tly was.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19

Tho Central Novadtn saga - When n
newspaper man goes to Tho merchant To
purchase any Of his wares no has Ia
pay Tho regular price charged to every
one for like articles. but when the mcr.
chant comes 10 tho newspaper man to
buy advertising space, lac usually wants
TO got II nj his own price"
lfthis bO the iule. EIko business men
nrc M exception, Tor they nrc never
known Ia "liek" Rt tho newspapers
price for advertising. They want the
regular price for their wares aud are nl.
ways willing 10 pay tho regular price
'~ Advertising space; which IL M cyi.
deuce that thcy are fair minded gentle.
mon with whom IL Is a pleasure TO do
buninc ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
From Tuesdays Daily.l
More rain this afternoon.
HALuAGUSDI.

More rain this afternoon.
Assessor Hes5or has u rotice in this
issue.
Concert at Freeman Hall Tomorrow
night.
Attorney j. l.. Wines, Of Eureka, mr.
rived this morning.
Col. T.. L. Hhrdesty mud wife nrrived
last night from quite an extended visit
to California.
J. II. Dateer, night wntchplan at
Tuscnrots, who was Aubpunaed here as
a witness Ia the Lewis case, left by this
mornings s;uge for the upper levels.
We acknowledge the receipt Of II copy
OF Senator Stewards speech ON the iu,-
portaucc Of granting aid TO Common
Schools. delivered in the Senate Feb.
.. 1888.
Eureka Sentinel:-At a meeting Of the
County Commissioners. held last Non
day. the tax levy :or The current year
VAS placed at 81 81 on the 500. This
is an increase Of 10 en- over the levy
Of last year.
The other day some OF the servants
i'll one Of the richest families in Grand
Rapids, Mich. were quite surprised to
discover SuIlIe Wilson,. the new nurse
girl, shaving. Suliie proved to be Fred
Warden. IL genuine man, who had been
doing duty IN II girl for some ten weeks
or more.
Reno GnZctte:-The discussion in the
SeIate Thursday ON Stewards amend
mcut TO the Alien Llui law shows an
appreciation on the part of leading
Senators Of the growing necessity Of
keeping America f"z the Americans.
Foreign capital is welcome Only when
it COMES 10 stay aud to turn its Increase
into domestic channels. Otherwise it
becomes n drain instead Of u supply.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
School ~EscpoFs,
Another Accident,

On Tuesday, January 3lst. ]. D.
Absl met with MI accident hy which hc
il siill incapucitated from attending to
his regular business. Had lac held M
accident policy in the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company he would un
entitled TO q comfortable weekly indem-
nifty during his disability. Gail OH Nj.
II. Miller, Agent, and take ont n policy.
The COS, Is triiiug and in case Of ncci-
don't yom are paid for the time lost.
2S 2w.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19

Omaha World:-February is the
drearieSt month Of the year in Omaha
No sleighing, no tobog5hning, no skat-
ing; nothing but budding trees, BIOS
soming ~lilhcs, mono,onous buttctcups
and the tiresome warblirgs of the Dir IS
thnt couldn't sing q bar Of Wagner to
save their necks. We hardly get time
to enjoy our delightful Winter weather
before it is over md the long, wenry
Summer begins.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
Look After 'Cl.cnl.
Wr.;s, Nevada.

To the tender care OF Bros. Grover
and SproTle, OF the Elko Press, We
commend n number Of inmorent young
men who have gone froGi here to their
Town ON Court business. Brethren,
permit them not % fall in tie pitfalls of
the .'lower levels" but il Il ey 10. deai
leniently with them. for Il ey nrc not
used to the snAreS aud temptations OF a
railroad metropolis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
Tho Musicale,

A largo and intelligent audience ns-
scmbIed ut Freeman Hall last evening
In response TO the nouuccincnt that
an entertainment consisting OF vocal
md instrumental music would DO given
under the management Of Mrs. Emm n
O. Burrows, who, NJ Is we'll known. IL
MI accomplished musician. The ynri-.
Gus exercises werU performed In n mnu-
ncr highly satisfactory to tho audience
which was manifested by frequent
rounds OF enthusiastic applause, and all
seemed well pleased with the cou-
ccit. y social dance, which was Ill
dulgcd in by q largo numlet, concluded
the entertainment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
E.oolL Here!

The runror that 1 had made nm MS
signment Of my property having gained
currency, l desire thus publick 10 de-
nouncc the originator of the slmdcr as
II riiifut and malicious LIAR. II lie de-
sircs to comtrovert Ike above statement
l shall be pleased to meet him and ar
gne the point. My residence is well
known and I can readily b. found.
l. L. u~AGDEsTY,
Wc.'s, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19

"~Bnrteudcr. give me some Of that
good liquor Ind last night"
= "I'm sorry to say, Colonel, that l
made u mistake last night,nnd gave you
the wrong bottle"
"Ycs, ] suppose SO. Hero Two been
trnding at your ranch for ten years, aud
you only giyc mo the good liquor by
mistake"
"But that wasn't whisky at all."
''Whnt was it2"
"Carbolic acid."-[ Nebraika State
journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19

Unto her grandmother u sweet little
girl with II glorious sureole Of golden
hair said a few days since. m she same
10 rest In grandma lap after q romp.
ing game Of hide snd 80 seek: IL wish
| was an angel, grandma"
"Do you. my little DAZZLING. why! I"
III had wings I could boat tue rest
Of The girls home 10 base" II ritlsIurg
Dispa tch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
OF ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Sinking
Fund.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PHOyIs.
i Ions "f M Act entitled "Nu Set &" tsmnu n
portion Of the bonded dtbt Of Elko Guuniy.''
approved ~Jnnnsry ID. issl. Soiicc IL hereby
given that II presented nj my Office In EiE,.
Nevada. on OF hofnro FRIDAY, Tlig NINTH
DAY or MARCH. las. tho following Elkp
County nnnda, issued IN pursuance ~ anid
ACL. will be paid. together VITA The ingr-sst
thereon. which NJ sll Lhvr accrued A. tho d1i,
rrcsrnt"d; Honds Nos. X. 10. ~. II nud ~.
Should tho sEii iouis upt nn rrtatrt,d with.
In thn tina an,Sc sprciHcd. nSp. froin rnd NJ.
ter tho dEic named. {, wis FRIDAY, TuE
NINTH DAY OF MARCH next. ]iGlurrai tn.r.
on viii CcRbc.
q. ". nuLt. Cs1rig r tasur.,,.
ElIu. SyI,. Fci. , ;ytl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
Couhilng ben rel FROM.

Hon. Roscoe Conkling, in letter
recently received from him 10y alavycr
in Concord. n. H., stated TINT ho was
wholly OFT Of politics uud dcvo,ing
himsely exclusively to his profession.
"Itcst insured. however," hc added.
"'if measures should he adopted to re.
stone tho Republican party to u position
worthy Of its history and usefulness to
tho country l shnll rejoice"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
From Wednesdays Daily.I
aALMAGuxn NJ.

. C. II. Roland, o. Clover Valley, cam
down from Wells to-dny.
Col. uas,lesty has "a word with the
bark on" in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. u,rdesty loft last
evening for tAeir home at Wells.
The Fircman's Ball on the 22nd in,
slant promises to be a brilliant affair.
A fire III the Chinese q uarter of Viz.
giria City last Monday night destroyed
four shnnties; loss about $1,000.
The Musicale. given by 1lrs. Burrows
ut Freeman Hall Tonight. will be large
~ attended by lovers OF first class
music.
ArS. Naomi Wines ana son cnme
down from Hnllrck this morning and
will leave 10y this evenings train for
Salt Lake City an q Mst to the moth
er Of Mrs. Wines.
Automatically a letter received from
Mr. II. Hyde, Brnnenu, We learn TINT
no cattle have died, OF been found dead,
snd that they arc moving to the foot
hills. This speaks well for Owybee.
Do not fail to take in the Oystcr
Supper ut Freeman Hall next Friday
evening. The supper will be under
the personal supervision of Mrs. James
Talbot who. rs u culinary artist. hus
few equals and n ~gastronomic feast ID
ASSURED to ell who attend.
Tie Salt Lake Tribune says: As
two Noru,ons passed down Vest Tem-
pie street one was heard to e1cluim,
"D-n US Mormons! We have been
keeping our land for Jesus Christ long
enough. l believe in selling out when
We are offered n good price"
Virginia Chronicle:-The Spring Of
the Presidential year is almost upou us
again, and Roswell p. Fl,%er, the
crocus and dlffUdil of Presidential cam
didatcs, is me pdring to blossom ngain.
lie Is the Flower that blooms in the
Spring. ira la, every leap year.
Calvin Goss, editor and proprietor Of
the Parke County News. skipped out
leaving a wife and numerous creditors
to mourn HIS departure. No cnuse can
be Assigned for such an unexpected
course, rs Sir. Goss enjoyed the conf.
dence Of the business men OF Bridgeton
and vicinity.
Governor Wilson OF West Virginia
has issued a reluiSition on Governor
buckuer OF Kentucky for the 90 men
who are charged with having participant.
ed in the killing Of William Dempsey
in Logan county. West Virginia, on the
10th Of last month. in the fight between
tho Hatields and McCoys.
Cleveland's Lettcr:-Tildcn tnurht
the limitation Of Federal power under
the Constitution; the absolute necessity
Of public economy; the safety Of II
sound currency; honesty in public
place; the responsibility of public SER
wants TO the people; care for those Who
toll with their hands,; a proper limita-
ton OF corporate privileges, and q re-
form in tho Civil Service.
Idaho Administrative nre reliably
informed that the purchasers OF the Orc
Elmo group Of mines will commence
erecting a FIFTY stamp mill early in the
Spring. The mill will either be built
on Jordan creek or in the gulch north
Of the Orc Elmo mine. The mill will
contain all the latest improved macbin-
cry, and will bc capn'l lie Of reducing low
grade ore very cheaply. While building,
the mines will Ge developed, TO the end
that when the mill once starts up, it
will be kept running.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
Sacrmun "a Candidate.

4 Columbus, o., dispatch OF the 18th
ins!an: says:
John Sherman. who Ia in town, when
he heard that Blaine Lad refused ~ nj
low his name TO so before the Chicago
Convention. said he lad been expecting
such news for some time. He said
every Republic can would have been de-
lighted 20 hcar 81 Blaine being u Fan
didatc, and il was seriously regretted
that he had not concluded 10 make the
fight again. He thought the letter
woul | cause n number Of candidates to
come to the front. He himself proposed
TO take the race for the Ohio delegation,
and would contest iouornbIy for the
nomination. lie hud understood all
nlong TINT Blaine would Tot again seek
the nomination. and il vas on this by
pnthcsis that he (Shermsn) had entered
the list.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-19
EIuip hOIdt House.

Having resumed the management OF
this popular Hotel, | desire To inform
my old customers nird tho public gcner-
ally that good accommodations at rra-
sonmLlc prices will be maintained.
ruE Ban
Will bo stocked with hnr Wines,
Liquors aud Cigars. Liquors by tho
ginss, bottle or gallon. Give the lium-
boi1t II can.
9.l2 10. LASa.
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4 GurioHIfy.

Last night che csrth cavcd In Al the
residence Of a. q. DawlcY. In tho rem
Of the house, developing n chamber OF
snmo considerable extent which is cJy-
cred over with timbcrs aud hanks and
il evidently The work Of some person Or
persons unknown, but for what purpose
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Central .Ievadau:-Tha Pittsburg
Coll Mines / re shipltrg over $4,000 in
gold bullion every week. which is the
product Of two Huntington mills.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Will he made a. low ~ Is cons istrut with
ound business i1incipiss. App!y 1T tho Of
Ice fOr terms-
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One copy, one SD 90
cpce copy. GK months. . ~
For any J'eiiJi under ak IeoLals. Ono dollar
Gar month. Payable ia Idvapce.
DeliNctcd " carrier In Elso at - CENTS n week.