Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-14
Pittsburg Post:-dener.l Harr;son :,


grandfather inaugural address. But
no ono will ever receive the manuscript
OF the grandson's inaugural address.
He will never make one.
Philadelphia Herald:-The tariff.
taxed workingmen stay poor while the
tarif-protected monopolists grow rich.
Isn't it about time to divide the burdens
and benefits of the tax laws? They are
altogether one-sided at present.
Q. W. Hull announces himself in
this mornings Free Press as O candi-
date for reelection to the Office of
County Treasurer, and E. s. Earring
ton Esq, filings his banner to the
breeze as candidate for District At
torney.
In readjusting the tariff I suggest
that q careful estimate be made of the
amount of surplus revenue and
that this surplus be reduced in such
manner as to afford the greatest relief
to the greatest number.-LU. s. Grants
Third Annual Message.
James Moore, of Virginia City, has
received news of his appointment to
the Office of United States Marshal for
this State, vice T. E. Kelly, deceased.
The Enterprise says Moore is q good
man and his appointment would be
credit to any administration.
Fortify the system, by the use of
Ayers Snrsaparillu, against the dis
eases peculiar to hot weather This
medicine induces q healthy action of the
stomach, liver, and kidneys, causing
them to prevent the accumulation of
the poisons which produce disease.
q. j. Keith and A. D Streeter ar
rived this morning from Fort Fetter-
man, Wyoming, where Mr.. Keith took
u band of horses last year. He dis
posed Of the stock and expresses him
self we'll pleased to be at home. MIR.
strester says Wyoming is fine stock
country though the Winters are quite
severe.
There will be no preaching at the
church tomorrow, as Mr.. Porter goes
up to Deeth this evening. Sunday
School ut 1915 as usual, and a lecture
by Mrs. Talbot in the evening. Let
there be full house so that Mrs. Tai
bott will not be placed in the embarrass-
ing position OF having to talk to empty
benches
Resolved, That we insist upon a ma
terial aud judicious reduction of the
tariff, especially where it bears heavily
upon the producing and agricultural in
terests, and demand that Congress shall
cease trihing with this most important
subject. Republican Platform, Fifth
Minnesota District (42,698 Republican
majority at the last election.)
j. D. Abel and wife came in from
their ranch near Fort Halleck by pri-
vate conveyance yesterday. Mr.. Abel
suys beavers are becoming very trouble
some on his premises as they cut down
the posts and drag them. together with
the barbed wire, into the creek to make
their dams. They find the wire Of great
advantage in binding the timbers to-
gether and strengthening the works.
The person who will stoop so low as
to offer advice through an anonymous
letter is totally devoid of that principle
of manhood or womanhood which
should actuste every gentleman or Indy.
II you have any criticisms to make do it
face to face, or over your owd sigma
ture, and you will be entitled to respect;
but no who hides behind that uncertain
quantity, "A Friend" is unworthy of a
consideration
Examiner: AN alleged letter from
Mr.. Harrison to an alleged clergyman
hos been dug up from the dust OF Eve
months to prove that the Republican
candidate for the Presidency has
his mind on the Chinese cues.
t;o,, fhn doe1 Al.