davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
0uieue Dorf o. Gar CATER, Der baOoe be
10 nrpnie Slumiter Tom Raife.

pnleHe Dort o. Sdf cdner, Der Da0oe DC
10 nRpnie SIpmittr iom W9Ife.
Strange al anirrne bar pifnof bort
9nie ON 8lOmiteriproset. ueo Siaip at
bpiltei 5olf fan lenoe belle Brepe Ill
huerannre / 5orm al Sufstier. On bpto
Roie beipoer iaaleoes. iom ui for losoe,
9ausoeo; en- uisien &ole al buiifeniom'
BELT Sulgr "Gdo os 9lemme"; en- 9nl
8Ole: Seq er foitp'lel", oip. On &ois,
Der sipes til en- Terion meo Blomften
opab, betpber IN 3rns, meb Slomiten
neodo en- anoen Ting. Meo Tornene
pna bar bet en- Wenlng. uoen Dem en-
anoen. Smenem bisie crientalife 5olfes
Ias, Yetisre. 7ptfere Os Sinbuer. for
faces bette Spros iaa tuloli9noist, at
LANCE Samtaler fan isrsS peo SlRlp at
en- Sunfe Rpier, uoen at Der tales ct
eneIte Orb. 3etle tiltaler bisie Wtenne
fer, Tom life bolosr al at tale me9et,
men iom heiua9tet er IN meset roman
tlIf, orgmmeriif o. poettit &oce.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
SDuamitfancucr.

Mon erinbrer, at en- Nmerifaner for
ct Bar Nar iiben opianbt en- &anor,
ION ueo 6ielp at it9rft iammenpreslet
Cult uolpnsebe en- 2abnins 9pnamit,
Der erplooereoe ueb InI ldset mob Tans
Oct.
Opiinberen bar 'ioen ~betpbelis iorbe.
bret fin aanon, cs be Soreneoe Skaters
Rs9isrins bar laoet bam fabritere nosle
Stptfer til ct ai lnionens 8riSsltlbs.
Wteo en- al bisIe &auoHer bleu Der
rplil ioretaset STRENGTHENING / Seem
gnfs 6apn.
8et fsrite Club ubIpnseoe en- 9pna'
m~itlaonins paa 200 enselife Buno. Der
bsrtes ct ifarpt Smelb, ps berpaa iaa
mon en- lang fort @ienitano Fpoe sjen>
mem 2uiteu. Sen ites srabpis opoper.
iuotil ben naoebe en- Spioe af omfrins
100 ense(ife Sob, oerpaa be9pnote ben
%eiterbaanbea at bale reb mob 8anbet.
Zen bOlot Zig / Guften / omfrins IS
Sefunber, fsr Den llos on mob Sanoet
os foriuanot. st 0ieblif eiter 6apeoe
pluoielis en- Itummsnbe us muieitatllf
8arSppramioe fig op i 2uIten til en-
psioe al 10000 Sob. Set bar ct
%slimrenoe Spn, Upiplt at Nfteniulens
Straaler. Brojettilets 8e9pnoeliess
baitisbo pur 500 Sob / Sefunbet, ps
bet naaebe en- @iltanb al oper en- enselli
Mil.
Set anbet Sfuo Vi Ilpnsebe en- 9pnas
mitlubnins pau 500 ensellte Bunb. Sci
ioare Srpjeftil ites nai tier til 400 Jobs
Dsioe, fsr bet bespnote at bale. Mteu
oa breieoe bet Zig pluoielis runbt, Dir
reoe os ioinslebe isiennem 2uiten &eiter
at fin 8ane % falot $50 Sob for for
fra Maalet. Oct erploberebe noe lten
famine gieblit bet naaeoe 8anoet Ce
ienote en- ubpre Ganbmasie Here BUN
orebe Sob Op / 2uiten meb Zig 8olb
iombeb, at intet Sfib / 100 5oos On
treos uiloe babe unbsaaet goelesselie
Nariasen til, at BrOjeftllet tsrneoe runb
os falot for lan9t fra lit Waal, par Ell
lioen Sell | 9%uftpumpeu, Der let fal
rettes paa. Ser maa ielpfslselig an
uenbes ct ubpre 9uiipres for at faa uo
Ipuset iaa tunse YrOieftiler meo bel
tilittatfelise SaiisbeO.
TrooS bet lille llbelb bar maj, DO
funnel piie, at fore Wansoer al 0pna
nit fan ~uolpnses uben Sare for 8anu
mems 9etjenins. 8eiultatet bar bal
aetlnis sgnsitelle / @nsluno. 8
toilette 8rissifibe fan meo ct enelt
,adodnt Stub tlloltHrot9 Goel09g
ielp ON bet life tro fer nermere en-
100 SOB. Wun frpster for, at be
amerifanife Spfinoelie oil mebfere E
iuloitenois Smualtnins al belle Sg
frissuaienet. Nmerifanerne bar sior
iaameaet fer. 8eo Opfnbelieu al 3
pantsreoe 8rissittbe os Munitorern
for nosle os tpue Nar iioen uniformed
be belle geroens ariss1aaosr.
Oct %bespnber at ie felt no. 8rut
er bleuet ct iOrbOlpsuis uitplbist Sto'
s 5ranfrise bar man Wsliniten, for
ienber aIe 59itninserue til Simmels
/ Gmerita ienber man 8rissifibene til
bunoS meo 9pHamit.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13
Saucr % &piuOiotf


er, iOm uefjenot, ifrtuer "Sernbansaois
len, bet perite aram, mun fan faa /
2tnjsn forar ct 9cg. Dog, for at pere
retteroise, faar ri Sisre ltot 5orifiel
paa benz % tilfsie, at Sauen renoer
%loran, buor lan9t bet ifal bore, meoens
8pinoiolfene CIR fig, naar be fommer
til narmeite Opersons, men bio moo
be, isr De saar tiltbe. Derimoo er
besae lise bert, at, ON be befinoer fig
pad ben enc She al en- Opersang, iad
mna be partout oper paa ben anben
| Sibe, um,poelbdrt foran Gofomotipet,
ielp - for &uinoiolfenes 8eofommenoe
- ON De notlna rolis us pent bar itaaet
en- Siuno % Deniet pna To9ets Sorbis
gang poo ben 5,be, De pprinoel;g be-
fauot Zig. 6uornausen @lng bar be
StlsrteHennslfer life peo oisie Sprei lat
Straf / DEN Inlet onct onenbe 2ufomo
t,pbetleuius.
Gnfelte @ange fan bisie Tilfaloe mec
apiyofoltsne / 2injen uare noflaa
puoiiss.
81 fan eritore for monse 0dr fioer,
of ct @lustoa paa 8anosiiorobanen
bGuoe en- aiarrins foran fig; 5sreren
psb msb 6uislen. iustneoe Sarien mere
ps mere, aiarrinsen iua Zig tiIbuse.
men fortiatte ploere % fDlte fig ~oiitnof
euoba life noset seneret; Ssrereu buis
leoe os blefte, mel bet bialp life; ban
itanieoe n9iten Toaet, os 6prbsbsren
buppeoe ueo ps lob foran, tos &iorriu=
gen i Nrmen ps fsrts benbe iii Slbsu,
ioet ban iaaoe: "Bil De. ri ifal fisre
Dere ibl.l?" men oa ipntes bun moi, b.
bleu bel n9raaaenbe, tbi bun iuareoe
en- arria Zone: asa, 9i ifulte bare
siort De- Ill iao!"
;, gu anbsn Gang a BET ct Yasiaser.
toe. Tom fit ct 5ruentimmer | 2irier
fpran iis, bog paa life iaa fort I'itano
at Ssreren fanbt bet npbusnoist a
iastne 5arten ipnoerlis. San buislepe
oa bun bIlteoe pad, aabenbart / Der
: 0eniist at rQfte frem til ben n9rmef,
? Opersang. isr bun gap fig, bullet oaiat
lptfeoes beEbe, men meo 3oset CAN'T,
iGt efter iil, - bd lpb oct imioler.io iii
OF Sfretteu tpa bsnoe, tbi meb tor
I Sprtua for bun uooper cit brat 8off,
fra Ouer9dnsen neo III en- Stue, ion
: lna peb 5ooen Of 8afteu, boor bun iast
neoe, men ueo Smelosn al en- liben Sui
I flump, iom lenptes eiter benoe fra SO
2 fomot,pet, os iom traf Ell Spite, ion
itoc bernsoe, toa SfrGffen benbe paanp
% meo ct Enr p9loise 8smleipr'ns 70,
!, bun ino at ben aabenitaaenoe Stuenpr
bpor bun terueoe lammen meo en- 3oue
Der TOM meo ct Tibet Sarn paa Nrmsn
. iaa be beeae bolot paa at iumle ousrenbe
On G,uter hapoe osiaG ct Tasiaser
tos ct auinbfolf foran fig / Sfinnesan
gen. bsnne itrausoe osiaa for at fumm
frem til nermeite Spersans, men 90,
: bog itrnr tabt os renbte no / Snebnu
I gen. bpor bun fpm til at inotose en- lat
i terlis Sitting. gun uilos, iaauiot be
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-13

8 ct Var feb ies af @ist, i 4 Tiger
funce iss life 9aa. ct. Safobs Ole
braate mig iulonenbis Selbreoelis. -
8. .. Rartin jr., &ilsore, 1eras.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Moro About tho Eclipse.

Gcu.C. W. Irish furnishes the Reno
Gazette with tho following fncts ralntivr
10 the groht eclipse which IL billed for
tomorrow:
Tho eclipse OF Tuesday jan. lst.. will
begin nj Reno nj 20 minutes after II
O'Clock noon. and will 10 central and
almost quite total at l:52 T.. 81. The
tops Of the high hills moth Of town will
make irst-c'ass observing stations from
which 10 see the phnscs Of tho eclipse.
Begin t. look for the dirk purple
shadow Of The moon nj about ! 80 T.. n
to the West Of sou. aud notice its rnpiiI
sweep TO tlA oiIiwnri over tho noun.
tain tops md sides. Tho eclipse will
cnd at 3:li T.. N. for lleno.
Totally will begin n: 80 T.. u. and
end atl 30 p. NJ. for Quincy. Cal nnd
ond Mt l:52 for S%uaanyillc. This /,
giving the time for the hitter place tn
nearest minutes. but will only las, AT
Susanyillo 81 seconds.
Al the Nevada. California 4 Oregon
railway field station (Licgani. the
eclipse will begin Mt 90 minutes aftr
noon; t~otality will b,gin ut | hour. 81
minutes and IL seconds = ~. mud will
end Mt | hour. j3 minutes and 8 sec
onds; md The ECLIPSE will end at 3
hours, II minutes aud 81 seconds r. 81
Al Hinnemncn tho eclipse hgius az
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Ia ne nnIIroni.

The survey Of the Salt Lake and Los
Angeles railroad lin' been completed |.
The engineer in charge Of tbs survey
gives the Inyn Independent tic follow
ins report Of the route:
The main lima now de 'icnated ty tue
engineers az the most feasible un leav.
ing Milaord bears across the E'cnleut~
Valley aud goes over Tho great Sat
Lake basin orI"siio Phoebe. Thence
the general course is northwest TO Bri--
t"i Pass, in the Ely range, near the
Bristol Mining camp. where Srcat guam.
title Vi madium.g n 10 orr are miued.
From here tie line strikes over the
White river watershed. aud thencr
through Coal Vail, V over tie Frr,buig
Pass into rcunnper Valley ani on to
Kane Springs. Beyond that the road
runs on the hoIdw"tsIs OF the A;uargo-
81 RIVER, which Is f ,l.wed To Ash Il. al.
ow, where the course il To Death VAL
ley, and on crossing the plateau he
tween DEATH nul Pauimint Valleys the
main line run, over int tn" Mojuve
desert anl straight on to Brotow.
FROM there - Los Angeles Is Tut IL
short run.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Peruvian TIbi>tlin: Jugs.

The silvaGois or musical jugs found
G:nong the burial places Of Peru aro
i.!o't Ingenious specimens Of handi-
y:cr!:. y Gllvio in the William S.
EcuX collection ut Philadelphia con.
:!Gt3 Of two vases. whose bodies are
joined one 10 Tic other, with Il hole or
opening between them. The noel; of
one Of these vases is closed, with the
exception Of 4 small opening in which
q clay pipe is inserted leading 10 tho
body Of the whistle. When q liauid
- poured into the open neckcd vase.
tho cir is compressed into tho other
S"2d IL escaping through tie narrow
o2cning is forced into the whistle. tho
vibrations producing sounds. Many
81 these sounds represent the notas Of
birds; one III the Clay collection of Phil
adcl phia, Pa. initiates the robin O
Some other member Of the thrush tribe
peculiar 10 Peru. The clo%cd nccI; Of
this double vaso is mo1alcd into a rep.
lnseat:.ioa CT Il birds head, which il
thrush lii:a il character. Another
Water ccao lii The II collection, rep.
~i'2Sonting n llanc,, initiates tho dis.
gushing habit which this animal pos.
s22sc9 Of ciectiEg lis t2liva when on
r2ScL The Kissing Gound which
I. companies this cc,:cn is admirably
irh.atcd. a black tabo OF carthcii.
yITaro ornamental With q gro;csnilo
he'd in low relief. 70 which short
arms. Gro attached pressing q thrco
tnbad syIinx 80 its lips, deserves special
mention, Is il cuGSc3t3 tho evolution
OF thi3 inslru.4=ut from 2 cin-io tubo
T. rlor2 complicated fo.nlc. Tho CLAW
Worker.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

The colored quartctto played to n fair
siz Il audioncc las, night AMI il the vo-
ciicrou' ayplnuss which greeted them is
any indication tie performance gnvc
COOL satisfaction. Several Of their
songs wero very good and the boys were
compelled To yioll ton boihtcrous en-.
core. The Gospel Raft" was one Of
tho best pieces 10 the programme and
wa' repeated 10y special icIucst.
Evidences Of IT 20 fright wore ire
qncutIy exhibited, and on ono piece
there Was almost n complete failure but
they maimsed TO pull through. As this
was their first appearance OH the stngc
their timidity is not TO Gr wondered at.
aud practice will 500 overcome this do.
feet. Another exhibition hy the quar-
tetto is promised in the near future.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

Tho celebrated ''Speed Programme"
published i'll the Carson Appeal Of DC.
tober 27,h., wherein the entries for tho
great political race Of Nov. G. 1855, were
given, nIh which WIS nfitrwnrd pub
li,hed in pamphlet form Ns the produce
tiun OF the fertile BRAIN OF Sum Davis,
is said to o the produ .tion of Frank V.
Davis, OF Portland. Oregon. who rend
il 10 nn audience Mt the conclusion OF n
srcoch delivered in that city October
Is. 1888. Tho programme was pub.
l;sLcd in the Oicgouian Oct. 10Th, and
it is now in order for Samuel to rise and
explain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Cold Weather nn1 Health.

There Is no greater fallacy than tho
opinion held by many particularly
the young. and strong. and vigorous
that winter, especially Il sharp.
frosty one, with plenty Of ice and
snow, is tho most healthy season of
the year. Very few persons seem TO
realize tho facts, that cold is tho on.
dition Of death, whilst heat il that of
life. In warm as well us IN cold eli.
mates, il is our unconscious effort TO
maintain our bodily heat at Il temper.
aturc of % dogs. that wears It's out.
10 this temperature, called blood
heat" every cubic inch Of oX that
serves 10 vitali2c orr blood must be
raised by own bodily heat or life
ccasCs. Since in cold weather the
maintenance Of II sufficiently elevated
bodily temperature becomes very often
q difficulty too great for our strength.
10 advent of Il severe winter is GlIiir
ms much 10 be dreaded MS tho visitation
OF Il pcstilcncc. Besides this. children
should not be sent out 10 walk of II
morning before breakfast in II cold
wind, especially will, an empty ston
nclI. rs they get chilled. and il does
INC system q great deal Of harm. 4
like rule should be observed i'm mnln
tlot3 countries. that on no urgency
siioild children or gown TN pcopic
70 out IN tho carly morning without
= cup Of tea. coffee Or chocolate tnkcu
beforehand. Herald Of Health.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
-
Obituary.

Thomas Elwood Atwell, notice OF
whose death appears elsewhere, was
born in Ohio, Juro 30, 1893, md was
consequently in the 5Gth year Of his nge.
Mr.. Atwell cnn,e to California in 1852,
where lie remained until 1854 when he,
like muny Of tho carly settlers Of the
Golden State, driftei to nevada where
ho has remained ever since, II number
Of yours being spent in Tnscnrora. In
1854 ho was elected M II Republican to
the Office Of County Sheriff, which posi-
ton he filled 30 nc;eptahly TINT N 1856
he was re elected by tho largest mnj ~
ity ever given to n candidate in L ko
county. His torn Of office wonld huvr
expired on Monday morning, jan. Z,
1889.
Deceased lenves q wife nnd two small
children, beni,iss three grown sons and
q daughter. two Of whom nrc here, one
in California mud one in Washington
Territory, the fruits Of a former mnr-
ringe, to mourn lis lrss. The synp0.
thies I the whole community. in which
tho I~SuEPEvDgNr joins, IRE extended 10
the berenvcd ones in their sore distress.
Though sympathy nvnils bnt little in
nIsunsing the poignant grief Of those
who nro suddenly bersaved Of near aud
dear friends, still il is some consolation
10 such III know TINT they nrc sur
rounded with friends who wonld luke
pleasure in relieving, ns far ns possible,
tho sorrows cnused ly tho loss OF n
husband md father.
The funeral will take llicc from the
Church Mt IL o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Numiorcl HnIlrond Changes,

1t is announced tIi.t dining or buffet
cars arc to be attached to all passenger
trains East and West utter the lat Of
January. Harry ClIwson, who hns
general supervision Of eating houses
nlong tho Southern Pacific .COmpnuy's
lines, has notified ;hr proprietOrs Of
these house ! OH the Cont'l Pacific OF
the proposed change. Whether after
thus II" arrangement goes into effect,
trains will stop for meals at Humboldt
House, Ell:o, aud Reno, is not stated
but the suppo>itiou is that they VIII
not.
II is nlso snid that two voStibulc trains
making Semi. weekly trips east mud west,
will TO put on the Central Pacific n
DOT rs cars can he fitted up for the sor
vice, and That trains, Nos 3 and 4 will
DO withdrh" n.-[Silvrr State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
General Lognn's KcInuIns.

A dispatch datol Wa ~shinstJn, Dee.
&c. suys:
The remains OF General Logan,
which Mt his fuaur,l two years ago
were placed in u private vault in Ilo.k
Creek Cemetery, were Remove to-day
to the now Mortunry C.Inprl in TO
Soldiers Homo Crmcet:y recently
erected by Nrs. Logan. A small crosd
Was pre-. cut. incluiing all the menbers
Of the family, except the widow, who j.
now in Europe. a guard "f United
States soldiers acted nS escort. The
coffin was OF eucd and tie remains
found well preserved.
The transfer was made without cere-
mony. aud a. tho little company were
really to leave the cemetery John A..
Logan. Jr.. in II few words thanked tho
guard for their watchfulneSs uud iideli-
~, sud pinned on the breast rf each II
gold medal bo .riug Goucrul Lugnu's
head ON one side aud nh inscription
OH the other hanging from IL bar, benz
ing the word Fidelity"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
BIIIling mud Mining.

The Virginia Chronicle say'mow that
th. How Of the Cursor river has leeu
augument,d by the recent II aud
rain fall t. II volume sufficient. to oper-
ate all the stamp mills along its course
To- their full capacity, 1t is probably
that Il ere will he n material increase in
the daily orc shipments FROM the Haze
& SUrcross aud Confidence. The Con.
Crl. & Va. las already increased it,
,'nily ore shipments to the En'oSa fioin
.IGS To- alove 200 tons. The fall Of SNOW
u tie mouLtaii.s hus not yet been OF
sufficient Importance however to keep
the Cursor bank full for Il prolonged
p.IiVd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
AI.cchcrous Old ScoundreI.

The E-cIrabin, Mich s., Mirror makes
the stntcn cit Tint w. w. Mul!ikcn, M
old md prominent physician, Inns been
hnli.un:ly dclnurhiug young eiils. some
ar Young ns tell years. His victims III
II nrc enid to humber forty. Ills Mis-
deeds had l,en discovered several times,
lut | uslrd MP to avoid scandal. The
matter ut last became so notorious that
Mulllk-n WINS arrested. He was
Lnilrd, Int forfeited his bonds and
skipped.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

At the n~uc,ion sale in Washington Of
the personal ,Tgct' Of Loid Snckviiic Il
funny incident occurred. a writing.
desk wns put mp, n handsome piece of
carved wood. but the bidding on IL wa,
voiy slow. Tho nnciionccr did his brst
10 fai-e the figure to II reasonable sun.
Pretty o o ho whispered 10 his assist.
mi, vino d isnpp moment
the rnmor, started Ia somo mysterious
way, ran through the crowd that il was
upon this dcsk that Lord SAckyills
pchned his famous letter to Mulcl,ison.
AZ once n large price WA offered Tor tho
desk. aud bid after bid followed ia
InicE succession, unil the article wac
Gnally sold nj an eSorbit,nt ii ,urc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

MANDY" almost Sh!iekel the elder.
y nuut. Us she cntcted the ruIlor unex-
e,t,ly. ind found the young lady
~cInsI'd i'll tue nrms Of IL young man
wLo wus kissing her with every indica'
ton that lie had had considerable pInc-
lice, ~ what un earth does this menn?'
'.Nrihius hut ur election let, nuntie,'
replied Amanda. with II look Of heroic,
mnIt!r.hke Ic.iSuntiou on her lovely
face, IL lost. Go ON. Sir. Mcclellan,
How nlauy was thnt?'-[C Chicago Trib.
unc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
The Toll Gate Ia War Times.

The culUn'lI nnl M RS had all toll
their resulie 'tious of the war, AMI even
the privntrs had been heard. 1t was
the turn Of the home guard.
ave didn't nave much blool, hut we
had stirring times when Morgan invaded
Indiana while you were down 10 tho
front. | was only II private, bnt We all
served with MS much spirit aud zeal nv
il We were members of the Generals
staff. l remember riding about curry
lug the tidiugs that Morgan was np-
preaching. Down on the Shelbyvil,r
pike lIvoi m old friend Of mine. Kid
ing down TO his farm l called him out:
"'lIellO in there!' 1 shouted.
whats up?' was the reply.
"'MorGnn's coming. lie is OH this
side of Shclb' willie Better look QUIT
"'Great Godi' the eccentric oil
farmer exclaimed. Is that SO? Rifle
down TO the toll gntc ju-t below aud
tell the kreier not to let him through
until | drive up my shoLts.' "-[Idiau-
apOlis News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
4 BADLY HIIstnkcn ncnr.

A Michigan giIl, while picking black
berries, met q black bear among tho
lIirra. Sic turned To Iuu, and tore her
d;ess OH Il br,cr, so Ms To ,IpOHe her
intent wire hustle. The bear, mi-tak-
Tug the hustle for II circus cage. struck
for the tall timber, lenvingthe girl to do
without huggiug until u dry goods cierk
elrfcd his stoIe ut nine O'Clock the next
e,ening.-[Pcck's Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
VALE, n~IoCCCI.XXxvIIs.

With this issue Of the DAILY ISpE-
We close our labors for the
year 1888. thanking the public for the
generous patronage extended during the
past year. During the two years in
which the present proprietor LRs had
charge of the ~INDEPEspEST he has
lesrr oil that it requires constant and
nnremittirg toll to conduct the editn
paper. md in truth it is 100 much for
one person To accomplish, but the prof
It's which accrue in it's publication nre
not sufficient to warrant the employ
meut OF a business mnuag-r. hence We
and IA iaUorious f,ld. But health and
strength permitting Nc shall continue
to give our patrons M good n paper rs
ability and the patronage will JUS
tify.
The past year Inns been, on the whole,
q prosperous one to the various indus
triss OF our county nnd State. and the
people lave cnusc to bo thankful that
we hRve been scourged ne Their 10y prsti
lcnce nor fearful cyclones. snch ns have
frequently occurred III other localities.
and We shoul be disposed t, rel 'icc
that our lot is cast in 30 fuvo,ol u Gun .
try.
Again thanking our p ,trpns for their
generous support, and wishing one mud
all "A happy and prosperous New Ienr,
we bid fnrwell to 1888 md hnil with M
fidence the advent OF MDCCCLXXXIX.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Lock AT the Result.

Last July tho Hon Matthew Stanley
Quay vas elected Chairman Of the MI
uunml Republican Committee, and lie
lus not had word to ray since that
time. 1t has occurred to us tlnt con-
sid,rnIlr profit might I've derived fIom n
conversations between Brother Qnay and
tie -! ptian sphinx. Ito trouble with
Calvin $. Drice VAS Il at lie began talk
ing before he put in the nickel.-(Chi-
cago News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

Lucy Parsons. widow Of the eIecn'Gd
A%ulrchist, advertised that sho would
dolivtr n lecture in Chicago oil WelnIs.
day evening, but Chief Police Hubbard
took charge of the hall to prevent the
me, ting. She intended to make q vic
lent Anarchistic hRrnngnc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06

l hour i1H ~minu;s-r ~; totally bo-
gins at 2 lorrt aud G minutes A. NJ,
aud the eclip,o end at 3 hours nni 10
minutes 7. II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
l...s.o.: ..x...Ns..,..

There is a matter of vital Importance
TO evory taxpayer in the State which
SHOULD rersive the early aud earnest Mt
teution of the Fonrteeuth Sea ion Of
the Nevada Legislature. Economy in
the disbursement Of the pubiic ievrnu' s
Is n rnnit-r Of general concern. aud it /,
possible for tho coming Legislature 10
reduce tile cxpe .ises nf the State 10y cur
failing suprrluouS offices anu salaries
md thereby making it possible to lower
the rate Of t.xatlon for State purposes.
An effort was male ut the last session
to reduce the levy for State purp"ncs.
but u com iuution OF those whose hntri'
lrent IL drawn from The tenis Of tlie
public treasury defeated the measure.
mud taxpayers are required to pay will
IN "a fraction Of one per ctnt. ON tue
value Of their property TO support IL
ncellessly expensive State government
Let there be II united ctfrrt on the
part OF tho members Of both Houses t.
lup of useless offices, curtnil excessive
salaries and reduce the tax levy 70.
State purposes from % tn 81 cents oil
each 500 valuation o! tnxablc property,
and they will merit and receive tie 0m-
mendaiion Of the people Of the state;
aud besides thus Su"l action will nIirnct
immigration aud iucIe $50 the wealth Of
Nevada. for ns is we'll known II low rate
of taxation is no sm Ill inducement to
those who desire 10 Invest capital aud
secuIo permanent homes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
$1,000 REWARD.

We will pay the above rswnrd for the arrest anil conviction Of any party o
found guilty of killing OF stealing nny stock belonging to IL Gnehes, and
my paiy o parties cutting hay III III land will be prosecuted to the full Z.
It Of he inw.