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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
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The Dominion of Canada will ad
tho chief features of our banking sys-
TEN. In 1890 radical changes will be
made in tho federal banking systom Of
Canada. The principal change will DO
the adoption Of an amendment authoriz-
Ing the government to practically con-
troll tho issue of legal tender and cor
respondingly restricting the issue of
notes by the various char tered banks.
The change will DO borrowed from tho
American banking system.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Nine months ago Capt. Henry Lamb
Of Rochester, N. Y, offered through
the National Health Food Association.
prizes Of $500 and 5000 for tho best es-
says on practical and econ omic cooking
for families in moderate circumstances.
Seventy essays were submitted, and
the committee of award has de cided
that that OF Mrs. DR.. John Abel, an
American woman, now studying in tho
University OF Strns burg, was worthy of
the first prize, and that mono of tho
other si1ty-nine was worthy of the sec
nnd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
A Missionary's Ludicrous Sympathy

.
We don't always appreciate tho
linguistic difficulties of the foreign mis-
sionary. l recall an Incident in tho
life OF young missionary, who, while
still learning Arabic, was called upon
to visit n family, member OF which
had just died. ii. crammcd up rs we'll
as he could for tho occ lsion, and wont.
lilo began with considerable nervous
ness TO talk TO the family about tho uses
Of nflllction. Now it so happens that
tho word for "allliction'' and tho word
for rooster" are very similar in
Arabic. And SO tho luckless mission
ary proceeded to tell tho bcrcaved
household that no one In this world
could hope to escape from the
rooster" 1t camo to the rich aud
tho poor, tho high and tho low alike.
Tho 'roostcr" wo may bo suro, how
ever camo to mako US better. Tho
"rooster" was really an angel in dis
guise, and, therefore, We should bow
In all humility before the "rooster. {"
and receive it as o token of love. One
can imagine the Consideration of the
Clergyman whom tho family, laughing
in spite of themselves, told him what
he had been saying. - New York Trib-
uue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
so1ENTIr1o soRAPs

.| 4 80
One who has tried 1t fiads q mixture
of copperas and glue tho best for keep-h,
ing rabbits and mico from trees. ~
A Scotch inventor forms convenient.
fuel by mixing coal-duat with paste
of water, ground-ricc waste and silicate <
Of soda, and thou molding iuto blocka.s
1t is stated that tidal wayo causoaas
by an earthquake will movo at the ratio,
of forty miles an hour cloar across the 5.
Atlantic.
A gun whose missiles arc dischargeds
by means of whools is certainly novel;,
ty The Hicks centrifugal dynamite
gun is ''iircd" in that manner, making
no noise or smoke.
Russian soldiers have lately suffered
from night bliaducss (hemoralopia), on
affection generally duo to lack of proper
food. An epidemic of thi, disease at o.
timo whoa bread was tho chiof diet has
been known to disappear on return to-
animal food.
lin with Iudia rubber pavement. 1t isS
said to be very durable. OF course noises
less, and unaffected by heat or cold..
AS a covering for bridges it il said to-
hays peculiar merits, its elasticity pre-
venting vibration.
Tests of various kinds of coal have
shown that only coke is q sufficiently
good electric conductor to be used as
an earth connection for Lightning rods.
Specimens of anthracite and bituminous
coal and charcoal wero mostly lackin,
in conductivity.
Crcoline, u kind of tnr obtained by
dry distillation of bituminous coaL lie
recommended by Dr.. Ncu lorfer of
Vienna, Us tho most trustworthy, con-
vonient aud harmless, as woll rs tho
cheapest, of antisoptic dressings FOX
erysipelas. tumors, wouado, etc.
A French scientist, has boon studying
hereditary anomalies of fiagor growth,
and now assures us that it would be
possible, by selection and intcrmar-
riago, to develop race of people with :.
six fingers to zach hand. He docs not
regard such result as desirable, how.
over, as ho has not found that people
with extra finger, are stronger or more :
skill!ul than othcrs, -
The number of eggs hen may lay
has been estimated by a German natur
alist as follows. Tho ovary of hon
contains about GOO embryo oggs, of
which not moro than 90 are maturcd in
tho first year. Tho second year produ-.
ces 100; the third, 1856; tho fourth, III;
and in tho following four years tho
number decreases by 90 yearly In tho
ninth year only 10 eggs caa he ex-
pected.
CIVILIZED man i, creating an era OF
determination and not oniy tho eroat
qaadruped and some human species.
but even harmless birds, must 20. No
less than 500 birds, belonging to 25 spo-
ciea, havo been lured to destruction in a
single night by the torch of tho statue !,
Of Liberty i, N w York harbor. Some
places already report n scarcity OF birds,
and undor the influence of aucmontino
adversities many species may soon dis
appear altogether.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Gladstone is proving veritablo DO.
nanza for publishers and booksellers,
1t was his criticism that made the novel
''Robert Elsmero" what it is in point of
popularity, and he has now discovered
virtue in IN almost unknown novel
called Robbery Under Arms" Tho
book was written by an Australian
magistrate and deals chiefly with BUSH
rangers. The publishers are preparing
new edition containing Mr.. Glad
stones letter Of praise, and arc count.
Ing upon largo saloa. 1t is some such
man as Mr. Gladstone that Compare.
tivoly unknow authurs have been long
praying for.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

1t Inns boon stated that the enormous
nso OF postal cards in tho United States
has had seriously detrimental effect
upon the manufacture of letter paper
and envelopes. The paper industry, it
is said. loses from $12, 600, 900 to SIS,
600, 600 u year from this cause. The
sum is doubtless greatly exaggerated,
Tor tho use of letter paper has also in.
creased with that of postal cards. But
tn Holyokc, Mass, 4. 900, 600 postal
cards are produced daily, making a
total production of LAO, 600, 900 q
year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

The boiler inspectors of the country
recently held convention ut Pitts
burg, Penn, to effect national organ
ization for tho purpose Of securing a
uniform spstom of inspection. Several
States havo boiler inspectors, to whom
city boiler inspectors arc subordinate.
Tho States in which there is no in
spection of stationary boilers arc tho
States that stand in need of it as much
nsany
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

There woro seven wise mon In IN.
tiquity, and ssvoi wonders of the
world.
twas an an cicnt belief that change
in tho body OF o, man occurs evcry
seventh year.
Kentuckians rnised enough sunfower
seeds last summon to supply tho wants
of tho whole U.ited States.
The Caaldaoans aud tho ancient
Egyptians wero tho first to mako instru-
ments for tho measure mcnt of timo.
Kiaesiology and pedagogical or log
gymnastics is tho latest course OF In
struction to DO introduced in tho Boston
primary schools.
Oao out of every Eve school children
il Philadelphia is obliged to wear
glasses, and tho proportion is rapidly
increasing
A Cincinnati school teacher was Of
fered $15 in gold to learn tho lcssona
shc set for o tweivo- y carroll girl in
given time, and sho tried it and fuilod.
Hunters In Massachusetts, coacedo
that deer woro never SO numerous in tho
woods of Cape Cod a, at tho present
timo. 1t is Unlawful, however, to kill
them.
Tho church in Shaker Village, Clu-
torbury. N. H., although built in 1892.
has ncvcr boon rcshinglod. The
shingles arc of hcnrt pine, aud wore
fastened on with wooden pegs.
Some of tn, brick houses erected in
England 200 years ago arc so ccmentcd
together that tho walls have to DO
blown down with gunpowdor whom tho
site is wanted for something modern.
Tho old saying, ''cold enough to stop
clock" has been actually cxemplificd
in Maino till, winter. Tho recent
storm of low and slect frtz, tho hands
of tho town clocks in Blngor solidly
down on their faces, and they didn't go
any moro.
A deer rccontly swan tho Ohio river
from East Giro, Ky, to Cairo, ran up
tho lcvtc and dashod through n plato
glass window into tho Indiana railroad
Office. The clerks wero badly fright
oucd by tho intrusion OF tho deer, but
managed to kill it.
Frank Merviae of Clay county, Va,
followed fox into hole and found
himself in n cave almost filled with
foxes. IIc had only club with him
and they made it lively for him, but lie
succeed cd in killing ton of tho animals
and drove the other, off.
A diamond owned in Buffalo. N. Y.
and known as the "Butf ,lo gem"
weighs sixty carats and is supposed to
be tho largest in tho United States. II
is about tho size OF IN almond and be-
foro cutting weigh ninety five carat,.
1t was bought in Amsterdam for 500,
600.
An automatic device ia to be placed
In the Baltimore street cars, which will
announce cross streets, stations, public
buildings, &C., as they arc approached.
a pro lection placed on the side of tho
track moves lever and causes the nam,
oil tho street or poiat to appear in tho
front Of tho car opposite tho fare box in
time Tor passengers to get II prom pity.
Some of the ''chain" or "progros-
sive" schemcs for raising money would
have curious results if carried out
For Instance. one of them calls upon
mo. II TO send tea cents, and send
tho appeal to ton other persons, each
of whom is to do likewise, tho process
being repeated fifteen times. Now if
this "chain" should not DO brokon it
would roach iii, III, III, III, ITO poo
pie, an impossiblity of course, and
would not tho author of tho scheme
Sill, III, Ill. III, III.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Now that many railroad limos arc
complying with State laws to hoat their
cars with steam from tho LOGON olives,
it is discovered that, in case of smash
up the passengers can DO cooked by tho
hot steam as woll as they could DO cro-
mated by tho flames.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Tho new Austrian military bill is quito
as sovoro rs the German ono. Tho ago
Of CONSUMPTION is raised from twenty 10
twenty -ono, grave interference with
mans work; and tho duration of ser
vico is fixed at ton years, throo Of them
in barracks and seven with tho regular
roqarvna
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Tho Couricr-Journal says that 40 fact
OF tho last twonty 1.-Two years has had
such widespread influence on tho de-
velopmont Of American industry as that
iron can BIO mado In the south for los,
than 80.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

The Vermont Legislature having ro-
fused women tho right to vote in mu-
nicipal elections, certain women have
sent in petition declaring that "taxa-
ton without representation is tyranny.
and asking to have oil taxes removed
from property owned by women.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Cardinal Gibbons has endorsed tho
petition to Congress for law prohib-
iting Sunday work in tho governments
mail and military service and In con-
nection with interstate commerce. Over
100000 members of churches and
labor organizations have signed this
petition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
rcseryes.

In tho year 1920, statisticiau snys,
the population of Now York City will
BIO 9, 500, 900, while tho population Of
Brooklyn will bo 2, 200, 900. Those fig
ures arc appalling. 1t is doubtful, OBJ
serves the Atlanta Constitution, whether
the country can stand tho evil OF too
many overgrown cities.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

30 many trees arc being cut down BY
lumbermen in tho forests of Georgia.
that an exchange thinks It is not likely
that the next generation will 500 much
OF tho Pine belt of that state.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
4 Dafru Mustcru .Solred.


For some time past the COWS on tho
RI .ch of S. w. Coffee, who lives about
five miles northeast of Modesto. have
been yielding little or no milk in tho
morning. AS tho yield at night has
not been decreased it was naturally n
cause of wonderf and surprise. Tho
con lectures as to the caus, wero many.
and it was finally Investigated. The
result was truly astonishing. 1t was
discovered that whom the cows
woro corraled at night, and after they
had laid down, band of shoats that
frequented tho barnyard had been in
tho habit of extracting tho milk from the
uddor. Tho parties on watch saw tho
young swine, about mid night, cautious
ly approach the cows and common CO
sucking with con fidonce and zest that
denoted familiarity with tho work. This
story, although singular, i, vouched for
by N. +. Howell. Doc says the
shoats in question will squeal aud whino
after tho cows as porsistcntly and
naturally as though they wero calling
their mother. -[Modosto (Cal.) Nows.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
SLAVES IN AFRICA.
Tho Mortality Among tho Victims OF th
Greedy Arab Traders.

Tho Mortality Among tho Victims Of tho
Greedy Arab Traders.
IL was my lot onco to be with DR..
Livingstone in tho vicinity OF Lako
Nynssa. md Mt timo when for tho
'lnver 1t was an exceedingly happy
hunting ground As n consequence OF
what wo saw, Livingstone rcckoncd
that for every slnvo that got to his or
h"r destination ton livos were lost. In
nsmuch rs tho ground now so cleared
of slaves near tho coast Chat Is to suy,
for tho normal modo Of coilcctiug) that
tho Zanzibar Arabs hnvo to procure
them moro than half why across Az
ricn, as shown recently b: MIR. Arnot,
tho calcu alton OF ten lives per slavo
mny probably now DO under tho
mark. Tho Arab slavo dcalor's
appearance on tho sceno means
raids, quarrols fomentcd between
strong and weak chiefs; neg.
icctcd sowing season In tho pro.
Willing disturbances; famine, md then
tho postilcnco which follows on starva.
tion. a vast proportion OF tho slnvos
perish OIL thcir Journey to tho coast,
end iina ly tho mortality Is great nj
sea In Ovoi crowded md unscaw0. thy
dhows; foi. with tho possibility OF
capture before his eyes, tho s'avo
shippcr-particularly II no Is bound
for Pc,nba-- charters any old cranky
cruit which will hold together for tho
rip. On tho 9th OF March last your
Mr. Philip j. Stopford, mldshipmun
nf tho.Gurnet (who seem. to DO. by
tho Admiralty accounts. n worry cor
mornnt for snapping up slavcrs).
cha. cd n dhow OFT lcmbn- Tho inun
nt tho holm Lost his hoad, tho dhow
was capsizcd. and % out OF 1i2 slaves
and slnvors woro drowned. - Itov. lior.
aco Waller. In Contemporary Roviow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
ELKo, NEVADA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1889
CHINESE CHESS.
An Ancient Gnmo skI!lrully Played by
Now, York CeiosIis,ls.

An Ancient Gnmo skiIlrully Played by
Vow, York Ceiostiais.
Now, forkors, with u great choss
tournament, going on in their city,
think Il x eat deal OF tho skill OF the
players, oil Of whom have mado world
wide regulations in tho game; but their
claims sink into insigniilcanco before
tho meritJ OF certain Mott street play
crs In one OF the dingy Chinese shan
ties cncss-playing is Il favoritc game.
and considerable money changes
hands over tho table Tho place il
fitted up handsomely for IL China
mans quarters, end tho chess table
iia raro bit OF Chinese carving and
pa ating.
Tho Chinese gume of chess is ve-y
ancient, for Wu Wang invented it Ia
ll21 Is. C., but its rules OF playing
very different from those used by
Western nations. In tho play-room a
large table - erected. tho surface Of
which is divided into sevcnty-two
squares, OF when eight are run 10.
gcthcr to form n river. leaving thirty
two on each side; but rs the mon stand
OH tho intersection OF tho lines there
nrc ninety positions for tho sixteen
piece used by each player, or twenty
Six more than is used in the European
game. The pieces arc like checker
men in shape, each OF tho scyen
kinds on each side having itJ
name cut on toy. ,nd distinguished By
red or black cOlois. The four squares
near each edge form tho headquarters
OF tho tsiagor General" out OF
which ho and his two sZ, or
secretaries" can not move. On each
side OF the headquarters are two elc-
phants. two h0rics nnd two caariots,
whose powers are less than those OF our
bishop. knight and castle. though sim
liar. Tho chariot Is tho most powerful
piece. In front of tho horses stand two
cannoncors. which capture liko our
knights. but novo like our castles.
Fivo poo, soldiers or pawns, guard tho
river banks. but can not return when
once across 1t in pursuit OF the enemy.
and get no higher value when they
reach the last row. Each piece Is put
down in the point whcro it Captures it,
man. except the caunoneers. AS the
General can not be taken, tho object
OF each player is to checkmato him in
his headquarters by preventing him
from moving except In check. The
want OF Il Queen and tho limited moves
OF tho men restrict tho combination
In tho Chinese game more than in tho
Western chess, but 1t has It's own clc-
mcnts OF skill Tho Cinnamon in Mott
street hnvo had several tournaments
which the papers did notrcporL Some
OF the players have attained an amount
OF skill that would put un American
on his mettlc to defeat For moro
than scycn centuries choss has boon u
great gamo with tho Chinese, and it Is
held in groGt respect in China and
hcrc.-N. Y. Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
Tho Free Lance.

The first nunb,r ot Tho Free
Lance, a prohibition paper published
at Reno by Rev. c. II. GIrlncr, has
reached our table. Behold tho hlr.
vest is great, but the luboTcFH axe
few and tho salary attached "a
laborers IN the field of temperance is
limited. There is but one way f.
suppress the liquor trhlli, and that Il
by nationa! law making it IA pcnul
offence either to manufacturer or in-
port intoxicating liquors, amd such a
iaV seM n,r,r BE- pI,1oi.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

S. f. Post: No man has cvor wlgcd
II longer, ahlcr or moro relentless war
fare against pubiic evil Than Chaa.
&. Goodwiu's war against po!yga,uy.
Day aud night, by weeks and by yc' RS,
lac has been pounding tho hydra
headed monster in tho Salt Lake
Tribune, until hc now has tho sltis-
faction OF seeing him prone and
bleeding ut his foot. Mr.. Goodwin
ia now in tho city on a vacation.
which wc hope hc may enjoy 10 tho
fullest. IIc has we'll earned il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
VOLUME %.
The Show.

a small audience attended tho
entertainment given at Freeman
Hall Saturday evening by Professor
Denicr and Little Bessie. Tho
sloight-of.haad tri:ks performed b.
the gentleman werc really first class
and prove that us Professor OF
LcGerdcmain he has few equals.
Little Bessie, seven years OF age, a
Paradise Valley production, is a
musical prodigy. The entertainment
was worthy of larger audience. and
should it visit Us again will no doubt
bo greeted by full house.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Thoro is now running at tho Paris
Exposition hydraulic train that con
sists OF four carriages, and has room
Tor about 100 passicn ;ors. Tho train
runs ~ smoothly as boat on water.
There arn no wheels, no sLolm, no
electricity. apparently nothing to
make IL so. Yot il will go at The rate
OF l21 miles nm hour, while as far as
motion may be fclt there iB none. Tho
passenger cannot toll by any yibil.
ton OF tho cnr Tint ho is moving ut
all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
Worse Than Il Brute.

Tho Grand Jury yesterday found an
Indictment against Dopoistcr for
criminally assauitiny his own niece
and communicative bath SON, dis
casc II tao c!ill, whD is bIs s,!sn
years old. Other cases Of mi,ar
character are being Investigated and
1t is hoped for the purity and safety
OF our childron that the Offenders i'll
every case will bc brought 10 justice
and receive their dcserty.-IS.lvcr
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

S. f. Post: This fcems TO be bad
year for preachers, na cvcry fow days
there IL nm account 0f ono Of them
falling from grace. They are no worro
than other mon, but nioir lapacs from
virtue attract moro attention bccause
90 at variance with their profession
Perhaps thcrc may bc I'm cpidcmic
among them this year, tho caurcs
nnd history OF which arc Dtill cb-
sUurc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Tho Appeal commcn.. Oh our art.
clio n l.: ahe h,ll ,; "Clr1aic K:cl;
crg' By saying: "Thc cost ia only
twenty ccn!H To Zach taxpayer. Tho c
who kick arc lcrfons vino Gitlilso ihc
public 10 know how small nm amount
OF property they have the gall to
swear To-"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
AnNcrtiscd Letters.

Following is list of letters remain
ing in tho Postoflicc at El!io, Satur.
day. September :. 1880:
Brink T. ID, Campbell Bcck;c Miss.
Dakc II ii, Grohn John,
Mancry Isaac, PcTtorgo Mrs PhcDn,
Sorcnson Krrl T., Waller Mrs Fannie,
Westcrlund August.
Persons calling for any Of tho above
letters will please say "adycr!iGod."
J. =. SHITYI. u. VI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Caagb,. :. Walton, OF Cdstlcun
Springs, Tennessee, man OYER cighty
years of agc, took his first ridc on a
railroad train Wednesday, and sud
denly died while OH board from heart
diacoafc surc-induced by the excite.
mcnt Of his novel position.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Cincinnati Commercial: II Mr.
Cleveland dcairco 90 vilnli2c himself
n Presidential candidate hc mu.i
cpmc 10 Ohio ind pcIlakc of tho
fluid extract Of the wool question. II
is different from tho Brown -Scgunrd
elixir, but IL might have the dcoiTch
effect II ho is going TO bo a great
mnn any more hu must go clogo 10 tlN
people.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15
The Lyon County Times speaks ,

The Lyon County Times speaks Of
a clrriago painter in D,ytoa who
uses stirred paint in painting Tie
wheels which faciiitalcs lia worl,
very nnch, where .itripca arc required
on wheels We advise jim Rogers
TO get on to that striped paint
racket if ho wants TO keep up with
tho times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Governor StOvca 5on ia suffering
from Il stroke OF rigid cc,aony. Hc
has ordered his Appeal aaI Gazette
stopped; hu, perhaps this is owing 10
the lac: tia. his time is wholy en-
pioycd in trying 20 ascertain If hc has
Tho authority 70 appoint i Lieutenant.
GlysTipr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

--Jnnot Hamilton, tho Scotch poot-
css TO whose memory Mr.. Glad
st0no has helped erect II fountain In
hcr native Lnnglonn, was In youth
wholly uncducatcd-wns ma ricd mt
thirteen, md was moro than sixty
whom Der first volume OF poems was
givon TO tho world ......---.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Tho United States steamship phiin.
dolphin wns launched from Clamps
shlp ynrda today. Postmaster
- neral Wanamnlscr, notwithstanding
his vol known prohibition prime, o.,
hid the grand chrietcning act with
opt'lo of chm n?ngnc, nni \ for ~.
proprinie rcmorks on tho impo.iaLc.
Of tho occasion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

Chicago Tribune ChicaGo's mil
lionaires are neither as numcrous nor
nS wealthy rs thoao OF Now York. but
1t is not necessary torut them under
u hydraulic press in orlor To got sub,
rorjplionf from them in aid of the
Worlds Fair enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-15

App1al.-lhc Governor has re-
coivcd legal advice on hio right 20 ar.
point Lieutenant. Governor md will
probably do 10 Monday. Tho Appeal
IL Of tlic opinion that Hon. Evan vii.
linms will lc selected