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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
FALSE FIRE ALARM.
How an Tnnacent Ola Gentleman Created
GOOd Deal OF Excitement.

a GOot Deal OF Excitement
4 Cambridge gentleman was asked 70
buva ticket % the nreUea bail and good
natgrediy compiled, says Boston letter 70
the Providence Journal The next question
was what % Do with il. One OF BIS two
ruea-serysrts would probably be glad to Use
n. but hs dll not wish . show favorit!sm.
Then it occurred 20 HIN that - might buy
mother ticSet and give both Of his servants
o pleasure.
Not knowing Just how % proceed he IN
quired % policeman whore the tickets
were a. 90 hal.
.sWnv don't yol 90 down 20 the engine
housel" sad the osicer. The mea al
know YOU"
50 the old gentleman went % the engine
house ou. vlen he entered there was 10
onsin rh. He lad never been in such
pace beiorc. but vas perfectly familiar
win the use ~ s.ecrric guals. On the
side q the room was a button, evidently
conn ctsd with \ bell, aud naturally
enough. after waiting minute or two he
put bis t1umb upon H.
The eject vas electrical IN every seuso
O. tls word From the ar overhead-s0, a.
l,ast. &c seemed 20 ia Oh gentleman n bis
bewilE .rrnen--me began 20 rain down.
completing their toilets ga the fell The
horses rusred cut % their stalls. ard. in a
word. oil ere machinery ~ a modern eu-
ri---nouse vas instantly in notion
Amid all AS termci STOOD the mli-uan-
r-~~5 a-F innocent Old gentleman. who.
even rav. ola not suspect shat be had
touched els fire alarm. T1e men rushed
rrrn him fe- in form alton ss % the where
a7ra-s ~ me d-s. but when ~ opened his
mol-1 &c was only 10 say. in ne mtdsst SC
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

HoUsToS, Tex, Aug. l3.-Tbe new gov
eminent building at TINS place IS q radi-
cal type Of Moorish architecture L j.
50 strongly oriental that It's design has
been somewhat criticised on the score
tia. it is not appropriate for public
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

An excellent idea Of the magnitude al tho
wo-s under III Green's charge may be
ratLc-.i from the following statement OF
sh.o-r rs made by him during tEe first six
r4r..t. This wear:
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr. +. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
arlarauteeG snrlifc for Aysera. Iixzi ness.
Commissions ats. Nervous Neuralgia Head.
acne. Nervous prostratlon caused ~ tie use
Of alcohol or tobacco. Mahtlrinfss, Aff TAI
I,.flf...ttu ~4ffrlin- 81 tie Brain r"eIllI ns
in insanity aId leading . misery. decay aHd
death Premature Olu Age. baffeui cs, Loss ~
Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses aad
Sperf,latorrhnca caused hy over exerfl1u u
ne brain self-4hUs- or over Indulgence. Zach
So contains one months treatment 81 Dor.
O. six boxes for a.. sent - mail prepaid OF 70
Ceipt OF price.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

WI GUARANTEE SIX BOtIS
tn crlre any ease " ifh each order received nv
rs for SIX hayS accom panied with s.. Ne viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee %
refund tle money. u the treatment does Lot
eject cure. Guarantees issued only ~
W H. Tibbs, Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

Sole AL. is Moa5oe-s,.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-19

Wr ae found an excellent remedy
Cor Sex headache. Carters Ii.t.e
Liver l.'s Thousands OF letters from
rrrr WHO -sve used them prove this
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
A TERRIBLE ELEPHANT HuNT.
A Brave 10y Meets His rato While Hum
In In Africi-


Ing In Africa
Sitting about tho camp fire on the
banks OF tho Chobc river. in Africa.
Professor j. W. Edwards heard the
story of an elephant hunt that affected
him Eorc tig3n any cxpericucc ic ever
passed through, says a writer in The
American Field. Burns. u trader III
Natal. was tie author Of the narrative.
and told il Is follows:
Il Was trGdin: in the interior, and
on one Of my visits tn Natal was i'm
portuucd By George Wilson, IL lad Of
~. the son Of an CID schoolua;c. to &C.
company ne OH one OF my tours. !
obtained his mothers consent, and we
started. The boy IVES n bright, our
agcous lad. and was ambitious 10 dis
tinGuish himself with his rifle. Early
one morning in Water valley VIC saw
n herd Of fifteen elephants grazing
about IL mile from uS. We started
them up. and picking out IL fine bull
with good tuslis, | started 10 cut him
Off. and telling George 10 ride behind
while | charged them. Soon | lad the
old fellow out Of the pacl:. and gave
him Il shot behind the car that stag
guTCd him n little. Then we crossed
fired him fer half an hour. but could
not get any good shots. al at oncc
the horse George w2s riding stumbled.
throwing him and falling on his leg.
| va. 81 Mortified that | could not
move; but finally. seeing Georges ut
tori.pts To cxtr;caic himself, | tried to
draw the elephants attention Ia me.
The brute WAS thoroughly cnrIgCd,
however, and charged FOR the lad Just.
as he Was getting on his feet. Then
followed one Of the greatest fights be
tween brute and ma ] ever s.lw. or
went George. the elephant utter him,
while | followed, firing bullet after
bullet into his hide.
"Ali nj once | saw that Wilson wa
lame. | lcvc!cd at once and fired. and
tile boz tUrund around and did like
wise. This checked Tic brute for n
moment, bat seeing George running
again he made n furious charge and
caught up with him. Up went his
trunk, and n moment after The poor
lad Was dead OH the ground. crushed
by the blow. Not satisfied, the brute
began goring the lad in 4 fri"htful
manner. | rode up TO the beast and
sen in two shots that brought him to
his knees. lie tried To riSc, bat could
not, and. after two or three shots,
rolled over and died. The poor led
Was torn in pieces. | placed his body
across my horse, chopped of the beasts
tuSts and rode Eac!; TO camp. We
buried him ncar the springs and piled
rocks over his grave 10 Keep the wolves
from getting 1T it. | tool; the boys
watch and Chain. with his wearing up.
parcl, 10 lis mother, and / c,n tell
you, lads. | never wish To witness such
Il scene again. The poor died
n year mftcrward, but would never
touch the profits Of the trip, saying
tia. she would take nothing that was
the means of killing her boy"
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r1la srEc,an E..EorIoN.

The Act authorizing n special cleo
tion on the proposed amendments to
tho Constitution .f Nevada has been
approved hy the Governor and hence
has become n law. The election sill be
hsid on Monday. the lith day of Feb
ruary. 1889. The several Baards OF
County Commissioners ~thEoughou: the
Stats are required 10 issue nm electivU
proclamation At least one week before
tue date OF said election. copies of
which shall be pos.el at the rariou'
pOilin; places throughout the county
The said proclamation shall also be
published in n newspaper Of general
circulation for a period of FIVE day
prior to the election. Inspectors o.
election shall also be appointed aud the
election shall be held AS near as possible
in accordance With the general election
Laws al the State. The prils shall b.
opened 1T s o'clock A II. aud closed ri
G O'Clock r. N. A subsequent Act pro-
ridrs TINT tho expe1Iss OF the sail
special election shall he paid 10y the
Site,
We do no: believe that the move is q
wi g one for ssverRl reasons. The time
for preparing for the election is too
short; the season Of the year is uoI
favorable for holding III election. nnd
hence tire vots polled will DC meagie
not lh.go enough to'sCcure Au Repression
Of tho people ON the proposed amend
mentI; in view Of the fact that these
proposed aiueul'GcntS fnilei To be rnti.
fed or rejected ut the Inst general cleo
ton through iHfor;ualit'es III complying
with the law relative to proposed
amendments, it is a Question wh'tli-r
they can 10" legally adopted "a n part of
the Consultation, even though a major
ity OF the votes la cas-; in tl!cir fnror
Mt the special election OF February IL
1889.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

The NcSIcru I.IEiIt.

In an article under the head Of The
State aud Immigration" the San Eian
cisco Ain California gays:
There is room in California for ter
millions of people, and with proper ef-
fort they can 10 located here within II
lew wears. The douLters well say that
not one Of the old Slater has that many
True. Int the old States lie at the Uc-
ginning or On tie limo Of march Ct
population westward, aud tic procession
is recruited from their population.
California lies 1t the end Of Tie
journey. with a clim"te unsurpassed 10y
any III tie void, with scenery that
never loses its Gtim,t!vc power. and
soil Of unrqualed Yigor. The migrating
procession has to stop Ecrc. II II 60
no further. Aud this, added 10 our
great area, should make rs vciy soon
the most p0pulvus State in tue Union.
New York and Texas not excepted. A,
pre- cent We nre fnr behind Lnuy Stn;cs
where Winter locks every thing fast in
for many months in the year aud Sum
mer il n time Of physical torment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

The French have the reputation Of
making tic bSst coffee. Their method
is very different fron the American
method. They take a great deal of
care in making this iavoTitc beverage,
and the result is that when French
coffee is taken ono drinks the pure
favor Of the berry. They always
grind tho berries just before they arc
10 Gc used, ard DO not let q quantity
OF ground coffee stand and get stale.
Tho French cook then pours boiling
water Oil the ground coffee; then slc
filters this. and, after boiling the
water again, pours it on the coffee
once more. This is repeated n third
time. She Eoils the coffee and
wa;cr together. nor puts the coffee in
cold water and then let il boil. The
French do not know how 10 make
good tea, but they give this rcciro rs
The proper way TO make tea: Pour boil
ing water on the leaves and then turn
II out OF the pot. Then pouronc-third
OF tho water required, and place the
pot over a biCaming apparatus in order
To i;t il draw without boiling. After
Il while add another third, and thcn
tho last third. In this way the full
i!avo" and strength Of the tea is ob.
tGincd.-Ncw York tfail and Express.
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EtnrtlInH UINcoNcrY.

a New York dispatch dated Jau. 90,
gives the following:
Robert mud Gcriic Barry, living on
sonth Fon,th street, near Marcy Ave.
n'c. Williamsburg. have just discovered
that, though they hayo been married
since the Spring OF 1870. they urr
brother aud sister. They have had two
children. both OF whom hrc dcnd. 'rhey
are light mulnttoes, IL good circun,.
stances. They were separated by a
change Of matters when they wero
%slives. mud tho startling fact o! thor
relationship wns made known to them
hy accident u fcw days MO.
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Correctly Classified.

Fwcddy--Cholly, | was tho nngwicst
man this mawning you cynh spw. /
took n little Want 10 the nowopapuh
Office lnhst night, stating that / de-
sinhcd II situation light. pwolit-
able job. you EnOw-nud | found IL this
mawning undch tho head Of "Fluls to
Let"
Cl,olly-Whnt did you do. chnppic?
Fwcddy-1 went md told tho cditah I
thought IL was n %gricvous insult. I said
II veal loud. too. Cholly. | told him
he'd lcttah got a new foahman.
Cholly-A And what did he say?
Fwcddy-What did no shy, Cho'lyP
Bah J0vc! He. no said he guessed ho'd
waisc tho foahmun's wOgcs!-H icago
IribHnc.
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The dividend OF 10 cents per SHIRE,
nggregnting $4,000 declared by the
Navajo Mining Company of Tuscnr,,a
district, Friday, is the first since Feiru-
nry -. 1885. This mine has a good
record. II has PAID, including the one
just dccirred. n total of $i95.GOp in
dividends, uutl Inns collected $l0g, $50
in assessments, leaving n balance If
nearly $780, coo in favor Of the divi-
don1s. There orc other miues In Tus.
cardra district which are likely to pay
dividends hefo.o the cud OF the year.
Among these mines nro the Common
wealth, North Belle Isle. Nevada Quasn
md Grand Prizr. The digidend lust
declared by the Navajo Mining Comya-
ny will bc paid February lst.-IS. +.
Report.
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meteorological It,pSrt.

The following is the weather service
report for Tuscarora for tile mouth O
December 1888:
Highest m;ximnm temperature, on
4th, sc degrees.
Lowest minimum temperature, on
3Jth-7 degrees.
Average maximum t., mrcrnture, His
degrees.
Average miuimnm temperature, 10
degrees.
Total nmOnnt Of rain in inches, 3 %
Total depth Of SNOW i'll inches, %.
Number OF days. it showed OF ruincd,
10.
General direction Of wind. West.
Number OF clear days. -.
Nnmbcr Of cloudy days, IS.
Amount Of snow remaining on ground
on the 3lst, about six inches.
NJ. u. BowES,
Observer.
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SENATE.

Committee OH Enrolment reported
8. B IS; bill to provide for expenses OF
special election. Correctly enroll d.
INTRODUCTION " FIRsr nEApI.o.
s.. Is. 90, by LaGrnve. relative 10 Pub
lilo Schools. Referred 10 COMMITTEE ON
Education.
M)fI ms AND REVOLUTIONS.
Senate Joint Resolution M. 8, re'a
tive to appropriating money for Agri-
cultural Stations. Referred TO Com. on
Federal Relations.
THIRD READING.
SD No. %; relative to tho taxation
OF personal property and proceeds Of
mines. Repeating old Act. Ordered
engrosssi.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock.
As4EMDLY.
Assembly met Mt III 4. NJ, Speaker
pro tenn Beck In Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dready.
Journal rca aud approved.
ISTnoDUCTIoH cP BILLS.
by Alien. OF Churchill-A. Il. 90, an
Act for tho mathematics nnl support of
illcgiiimtte. childron. Referred to Judi.
oisry Committee.
oENEniL PILE.
A. i. 31-An Act 10 provide for tho
formation OF agricultural districts aud
m"ana1enlout thefeOf. Passed
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Vienna is said TO be undergoing
craze Of cXhumaticn. lately vast pits
of bodies OF those shot in 1915 during
the revolution lave been opened, and
tho rotten masses have been removed
10 other pits, TO be honorcd with mon
umcntS. This sort Of business should
be stepped, both on tic small scale
and the large scale. There is ,icathIy
poison cpough from our present sys-
tenn OF burying, without opening tho
graves and moving the contents. Tho
ono important matter for the living in
10 escape being slain by tho dead.
English c!crgymcn nrc ~Ggitating the
need OF burying in light E0xcs, with
out c~Gslcts, 10 hasten decomposition.
lin this country the contents Of ccmc-
tcrie1 aro frequently moved. II is n
useless and dctcstablo oct. 1t 10 high
time that civilized and Christian pco.
pics gave over reverence for bones.
The description Of uilaiis 0t Vienna il
purely rorOiting. II is neither respect
for tlc dead nor regard for tho living
tlt0t governs our treatment Of decay
ing corpscg.--St. Louis Globe. Demo
GRAFT.
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An Outrageous Libel.

Scrihlcirh- liuincd! RuinCdl Whats
tho usc Of II fellow trying 10 earn nm
honest living by writing?
Scrawlcigh-What's tho matter. old
man?
Scriblcich- You know my latest
novel, "licr Biightcd Lovc?' | was
depending on tho royalties TO got an
OvorcOat.
SCrawlclgh-Wcll?
Scriblcigh-Wc hcrc's n criticism
saying "its morale is uncxcoptioral." I
%nn't Get enough TO buy n collnr.but,on.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

An exchange snyss-A London firm
has offered tho General OF the Chat,tou-
sian monks, Of la GtRudc, Chsrtrcuae.
the sun Of e3. 100000 Tor tho monopoly
Of manufacturing aud sale Of the famous
Cliarttonso liquor. The GonOral Of tie
order 10 disposed TO reject the proposal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

Those who desire fresh Groceries md
Provisions, rs vel as glassware. Queens
ware, etc. should not fan to examine
my stock aud prices before purchasing.
~ penny saved ID as good as n penny
earned" md you can save money by
purchasing goods ut hcmc. | carry a
large stock Of ~soGsOunb!o goods and
will sell ut Live aud Let Live prices.
2-lS. II. CHAsE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
X. 7. HEIV.soS.
Pa!iS.tdr !FGicl.

Since the recent ire Mt Prlisndo
which destroyed ny hotel, together with
its coH;.nt-, have opened The PAIL
SADIE HOTEL aud tm now prepared
10 accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both M to
boarl nnd lodging. i liberal share Of
the public ratgoEage is respectfully
solicited.
- J. N BAUM
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
Imdurntcd Fibre Vs.o.

The attention OF The public is directed
to my new stock Of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
.ins, etc, manufactured from Indura,od
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seam or Loops. 1t is light
smd durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind Of liquid
and bids fair to supcrceda lin and wood
en- n,ro. Call aud examine it.
S.8, Ii. CuIfr-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
THIRD READING.

Ms<*ase FROM the Governor received
reporting his approval Of S. Is. NJ. II
An Act providing for a Special Elec-
ton
A ter receiving various reports from
SIals Differs. Ssiate adionInsd tc
1880.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
rlE NE,ApA LEG,s,.ArUnE.
SIXTEENTH Gay.
sHSAIE.

Prayer ly Rev. j. L. Sanford.
President Davis III the chair.
Leave Of aLsrnre granted Enmit,
Spron!e ani Tore.
{ crr,x AND FIRST REAptSo.
s. D.N.. %. 10y L~,4ra's-hs; raih'-
ing To crns ,liitt.on OF County ofdsess.
R,!erreI IL tue cunmite &c ON Eiuca-
ton.
$. b. NJ. -. by Boy!e-For tho re!ie:
a y nnpany u, National Gu ri.
Referred I, Committee on Claims.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
s'I.Ivc nns

Those who desire to purchsso tho beat
ui Grocerie. and Provisions arc
10 the above reliable Lcuss
where fair dealing md sourtcouh tI.ais
Incnt il the 'ulr. Glassware, Tinwkrg,
siopsnns, Nails etc. always IN stock
III ii. CELsg
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27
IioTl:L ARRIVALS.
Depot Hstel-Ciark & Green, Pro-
prIetors.

Ben Harris. Huntington; Mrs s NJ
Stsecter. Lamoille; 5. Spencer. South
Fork; ! A Palmer, Carlin; " d Adri-
aucc, Humboldt Housa; A Korn. A 5
Caben. S E; Miss Aggie Hall, Eureka.
JH L,ndsr, a ID Farnssorth, Paul
Sehillesirom. Chus Adams. South Fork;
Hunt Bros. GuGnisou, Col; \ 4 Kraft
Sacramento; d II Haskell. A Korn. ST
W s Pierce. Salt Lake City; G Monroe.
wiunemucca; l. Brooks, Oakland; z
NJ Swe,laud. Mound; Jas NcAyin, Bat
tie Mountain.
Dillon Roberts. = S Wiseman, J II
Hall, Wells; T. IL McDcrmCtt, Lamoillc;
J 5 Gregory, II Dennison, S F; IL A
uillman. Tuscarora.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

To whom il may concrrn: Having mu-
trally agreed upon Il SCI c]sntinn, this is
to give notice Mat ! VI TO longer re-
sponssb!c for any debts contacted by
my wife. Mary 81. Culver.
IHASE CUIyER.
ruBcnroTa, New, Jan, Is, 1859.
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2. IIONs,
TX onicio Supt School
undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown L Hos
LiEs their iutsrc.t in tho Undertaking
business, | am o prepared to attend
to MI calls in flat line. VIII also at
tend to the r>pgir!ns and up ,lIts.ing
Of Furniture, eto. Shop On Commercial
street, reIt door TO brown & Iicskins'
oil stand.
CD. \. I. ELlY.toN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

4 weekly paper called the Comstock
Miner, t. lie published every Monday,
made its frat appearance i'll Virginia
City. Monday. NJ. W. Sills Is editor
and publisher.
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Clothing 10 order.

A fill lino Of samples for Fall and
Winter clothing oil hand. Over 200
,Nmpl,s TO select from. Made up in
tho latest style. lest OF trimmings. A
good Gl g]nniautt,d.
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Wnutci.

Man Of good selling ability TO repre-
sont us in this town ms s~nlci.nconi.
(S2oO 10 5000 per ,car can Lc mado)
Address.
Wnnnmakcr 6 Brown.
Ihiladclrlis.
Tho lnrgoat Clothing aud Merchant
Tailoring House IN America.
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Az knSooS SESSION.

Nichols in Chair.
judiciary Committee favorably r..
ported 5. u. No. 30. AlIo A. Il. No
II aud 81.
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELEO COUNTY.
For The Quarter Ending De-
cember 81, 1858.

For The Quarter Ending de-
cember 81, 1858.
STATE OF NEVADA, a..
AUDIToRS OFFICE.
Jan 1. 1859.
To III. Honorable Board OF County Commits
sIoners Of Elko County. Nevada:
G~ESTLEaEx We herewith submit our Quar-
terly Report of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter cndiar December 81. 1883.
Respectfully submitted:
Auditor,
Q. w. HULL.
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Cash In Tr. ssury Oct. !. ESs........S26.:I go 80
&C IlJy tihc'rs account III
fees collected ............ ..l.9G2 eS
General Lcersc by
ps sheriff. i. Is:;::3r ''i =; % %
Real ond Per. Prop. tax 10y
Acct DSiq't Tiv by Tax Re. ,uo,
10y -
Ten per cent. on delinquent tax
by tax Rcc'iv'r........-.... 1875
Poll Tax by Ta4 Receiver .....l,Ghe 10
Acct Deil'I Poll Tax by
Tag Receiver. u W
Humboldt COMPLEMENTARY. 80
white P.ms COUNTY; ;:;ii2
Fsssl finyiti; Land ci.iG::: So
Total sS.GI6 co
Commissions allowed
by law. and included
IN frcS COlicct,t-Gl-p
y Liccn e aud Personal
PioHCTi! accounts. TO
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Notice TO ~Tcnchers.

TIC next regular examination OF mp
plicants for teachers ccrtificnt0S will be
held in Elko commencing ON Friday
July 10. 1889, at which time all who
desire TO apply for certificates will
plcnso attend. No examination will 10
held previous to the above dnto, hence
no one need Apply FOR n special exam
inaiion.
W. G. Low,
l.. onirio Stunt. Schools.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-27

The Commissioners OF Ormsty coun-
~ have fiod the tax rate for 1850 nt
81 40 on ca IA 800 valuation. This is
exclusive OF city l,S,s in ruson.
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GENE FILE.

A. ID. 3i-Au Act to pay mileage t.
Mr.. MciIardy. contestant for seat III the
House from Lauder Cuunty. Iaien-
nitely postponed.
A. Is. 25-An Act to regulate fees
and compensation II judges and clerkr
OF elections in tho several couutles OF
tho State. PASSED..
A. L. 30-An Act to provide for prop
or management Of the AFT irS OF the Az
ricultuInl Districts Of the State. Ordered
engrossed.
s. d. I4-An Act to prevent tina pol
luton Of the waters of the State 10y saw
dust.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
A. Is. 25-An Act to prohibit tho 1
ploymcnt OF teachers under Is years Of
nge in the public schools OF tie State.
Laid Oh the table.
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THIRD READING.

A. Is. No. "a, by C~Lenry-An Act to
regulate pro ceilings i'll criminal cases.
lioferr,d to Judiciary Committee.
Assembly joint Resolution No 10. by
Hluua-ltelHtivc to the Legislatures
visit 10 Reno.
Adopted.
A. d. No. 50. by Allcn-R"lativo t.
the compensation OF &c ,tiou Boards.
Referred to the Comm.tt.e On Elec-
tiUns.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Assembly met at ii 4. NJ, Speaker
pro tem Beck in the Chair.
Prayer Ivy Rev. Mr.. Broadly.
Journal real and approved.
Speaker announced n reception ut the
Governors house on Thursday; also All
Invitation from Professor Brown to visit
State University.
The Governor announced his approx.
al OF Assembly Bills 3. ~ nni IL; also
Joint aud Concurrent Resolution No.
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~aoTpESOI's NE SAGE.

The GcYernbr notified the Assembly
Of his approval Of the following bills.
A. Is. No. l2. all Act 10 authorize the
Trustees Of School District NJ. 7, i'll the
town Of Winnemuccn. Humboldt couu-
ty, to Issue bonds for school purposes.
Al<o u Concurrent Memorial relative to
ce,tain suits for cutting fire wood. Aiso
A. Is No. II. an Act to amend an Act
IN regulate prucce lings in civil cases in
tho Coaris OF Justice in this Stale.