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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

&oman bon 9arl sSremsel.
LGnrtfebuns.l

lGnrtiebung.l
Mfit einer einieitig bo1geifimmten
Seele, nit elmer Neolsbarfennatur miir.
be CT 1i6ts ansufangen getuuBt baben.
Qber bies Wdb9en init ieinen grauen
Nugen, Diefe Wii6ung bon Nerfanb,
Wilensfraft un6 iener aud ibm aug
ber Sugenb ber bsritdnbli9en unb tbeu.
rem 3ult mad Ibenteuern unb 2ufti9l6i.
fern be3auberte ibn: es mar uie oas
-i96nife Morgenrotb, bas ieinem Mlter
nod einen neuen Grtblingstag ber.
fpra9.
4Qein: bies Wott bate feline 9ieis
gung unb ieiner 8egierbe, feline 6off,
nuneen mie feline Befiir9tungen entfeis
felt. Stiirmii9er als bic Meaen gins
gen bic Wogen ieiner @ebanfen uno
gmpfinbungen. Oas Wetter mar uu.
freunDiib gemoroen, bi1t unb bi1ter
fiber3og Elm eint6nises Wolfengrau ben
6immeI. Nu9 bic See bate barhber
ieben @lan3 uno iebe Garbe perIoren.
Der Steuermnnn brau1te feline game
grfabruns,, &ube unb @sfdldli6feif,
um bos Gabraeug bur9 bic gDellen, in
benen es oft 81 perI6wiuben brobte, 3u
lenfen.
giebt's @efabrs fragte 2unau, aug
ieinen @ebanfen aufabrenb, als geraoe
nieber Der S@aum elmer Mose iiber fe
biniagte.
@efabr nibt, aber mir merben naB
tperben. QnttpDrfete Ciden SSriebri6bs
WDlen mir umtebren? tpanbte i9
2uuau an Sufanne.
lmtebrens gbe CT oas entl@eiben6e
Mort geipro@en2 Cine @eIegenbeit
aufseben, bic 10 ME tpieber tommen
tonnte?
Nie unb nimmermebr, rief 9laes in
Suiannens 9sr3ens. 9ieber unterges
ben, als iebt unperri9teter Sa1e benz
ipDttifb ausfOri9enben 8lide Oetlep's
begeguen!
Sekt unifebren, unb He sog ibren
Wtunb smii@en S6er3 uub 0eroruB su.
famuen. no i9 enbIi9 meinen Sturm
babe2 giein. 9err Gonlul, tpeiter! Sd
fiir9te mid nift. Nn Sbrer @eite
tptroe i6 gans aubere Stiirme befeben!
Nn meiner 6eitel unb Sic f6nnten
fiG enti@lieBen, cine lanse, cine peite
Jabrt nit mir an3uireten?
Runb um bic groe, la9te fie uno
nabm ben Out, ter li9 berf9oben, einen
ausenbIid ab, unl i6u befer su befeiti'
gen.
3uslei6 aber lGfe ber Minb ben
3uOten ibres 9aares, bab ss ibr iiber
6@uItern unb giaden reid herunters
rolIte.
6uianae @oIbbaar! llno ct nabm
liebfoienb cine Der f9meren blon6en
6trdbnen in bic 6anb. gs mar ibm,
als trdfe ibn baraus elm leiier eleftrilder
G6Iag. Cine &eile I'm bic groe -
has lit riel, aber es III bod nur i'm
S&ers. @hrben sic fd mir fir bas
g1nae 2eben anbertrauen2
6tir bas gan3e Qeben! flliferte lie;
ben Dut bate lie tuieber aufgeieBt, fie
fGauie Dor f@ bin, auf bic 5piben ibs
rer Gtiefel, unb sos ben &sgenmantel
bi@ter um iiG.
grihredt es sic? Nber tpenn sic
eiil Wfdb6en iDie Die Nnoeren mdren,
nnrbe i9 ni6t 10 nit Sbnen ipre9en.
S9on neiner grauen 1aare tpegen
ni@t. Sd ertenne pobl ben unteri1ieo,
Der uns trennt, ben frifdsn @lan3 81.
rer Sugenb unb ben G1atten meiner
Sabre. unb bod mub id5 Sbnen iagen,
tuie unenbli@ ibeuer Sic mir fino.
Sraude i@ elmer tpeiteren 8erf9eruns2
Sic mtRen esall' bieie Sage iiber ge'
merit baben, mas ib fir Sic empfinbe.
Nuf &eiien iDa man iih ON lei9teifen
uno aud an griiubli9ften tennen lerz
men. 90 fennen Sic mid =
Db Id Sbre @ti:e fenne! ia8te iie
adrtIi6 ba5uif9en.
Set i9 sic eefeben, baben sic mir
woblsetban, bin i'd bon bon Sbnen.
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8nflems Mrntea.salbe.

Die bsife Salbe Der gSeIt fir ednitte
austldunsen, @efd)piire, Gieber. uno Sdut
Iusf9tas. Gledte, seiprunsene Sdnoe, 6rpit.
beulen unb alle Souttranfbeiten turirt Sa.
mortboioen ooer feline 8e;abiuns 8nais'
SatisfattiOn sarantirt ober bas @elo min
suriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbefen. 0reib, Stomp'
Ion & Co., @bolelale,
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= Ser 9ofprebiger Slider. Der bon
ieber nit Der Wabrbeit auf etiuos GEE
ipanntem SuBe Iebte, f@eint fi1 lpie6er
einmal sans geb6rig feit9elogei 3u ia.
ben. gr batte geleugnet. einen Brief
gei6rieben gu baben, ourb tpeIden er
bic 3eugen i'm prosefe bes pre6iaers
Or. Wilie su beeinflufen iu9te. 9ebz
terer bat ben betpuBten Brief berDffents
li6t unb Gr. St6der bot cine Bsrs
la6ung Dor oas @oniiltorium erhnIieu.
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tuie friIdes 2eben fiibIt er es Bel Der
gerilbrung burd feinen &6rper fIutben,
er f9ldgt bic Nugeu auf.
Watie! flifterte er leile unb adrtlid).
Die am 8ett libenoe iugenbli6e @efalt
nit ben fanften, milben 3igen ne;st fid
t,ef nlfoer gu ibm unb fragt: Mie fiibllt
Su Sid. geors2
st faBt ittirn1ii6 ibre 6anb.
., Danf, 9anf, Mariel gs gebt
bel1erl-
3weifelno blidie lte in fein tobtblofIes
8efi@t unb eiuen Nusenblid i6eint es,
als MOLTEN beige Sbrdnen aus ibren
Wagen BREEDER. Nber tie fdn1pft fe su.
rhd; @eorg miirbe la bieie perrdtberi.
f9en Sropfen feben unb es tphrbe ibn
aufregen. Mufregung aber bate Der
Grst auf bas strensite berboten.
Marie! fldferte er ba tpieber, Ou
tpeiBt =
Nqes! entgegnete lie un6 frid linn
bic mirren 6aare aug Der Stirn.
| Wfeine Irbeit III bergebens getpeien,
Marie! i
9eeiu, neiu, @eora! Du baf Did uur
an bic fali9e NbreiIe gemenbei-
Wie meinit 9u bass
So, Ia! Ser 9oftor iagt bas au6,
unb i'd babe bieielbe Meinung! Define
Oper berberrli6t ben Sob zines &epo=
lutionsbelben, unb bas lit fein Stoff
| fur eine f6niglide 8ubne-
grftaunt blidt @eorg auf.
gngel bes 9immels! Hafterte er bann
unb aiebt bic Wieberltrebenbe in feline
Nrme. Sen ginfan CAB Sir @ott!
ginen Iugenblid f6peiaen 8eioe,
Oann iagt @eorg: @ieb mir bas Manus
itript! @s 1T bod ibon surhdse=
fommen2
Sic nidt unb itebt aui, 9ebt au einem
pult uno febrt glei1 barauf nit einem
Padet suriid. st rolt es auf uno nit
uebmltbisem 8lid fliegeu feline Mueen
iiber bic Noten5eiden. Nu6 Der 8rief
bon Der Sntenban3 lie9t babel. St faBt
ibn nit bebenber 0anb.
Siebit Du, Marie, bieies tleine Blatt
IS bat ale meine Soffnungen umge=
ftdr5t, ale, allel Iber neriu9en mir es
BON gfeuem! @ieb mir Geber un6
papier!
Su ftrengit Did su fart an, @eorg,
iagte fie liebebo1.
Nein, nein! Sd min f6reiben!
Sic bringt bas Gemiiuitte; raid
toirft er einige 3eilen auf Oas papier,
ftedt 8rief unO Manuftript in Elm 2ous
bert uno i9reibt bic MbreiIe: .Nn bic
Sirettoren beg OperHbauies in Grant.
furt."
llnb nun fortl ipri6t er. Soffen
mir nod einmal.
Deine 9offnung tpiro Sid bieles
Wtal ni6t trtgeu, @eOrg, antuortete fis
leiie.
St Orddt innis ibre 9anb. Damn
bittet er:
Sies mir elm tpenig Dor, Morie!
Sic bolt elm Bud, i9ldgt cine Seite
auf unb bsginnt nit tlaugooller Stimme
3u leien:
gBenn Nles eb,n fdme.
gDie Su gemollt es bait
Oa fdlt ein bsrgilbtes &oienbIatt aus
bem Bud; i6neu btidt fie fid, um es
aufBubeben.
Mas If es? fraet 8sorg.
yin &ofenblatt! entgegneie Tie.
BON Der eriten &oie, bic 9u mir einft
i3enftett. g8eiBt 9u nod, tuas 9u
babel iasten2
ytun, mas iaste i9 benn? frast er
leiie uno blidt gu ibreu ianften 9lugen
auf.
SaB mir ME aufb0ren ioaen gu boifen,
giebt tie aur glntpprt. Sa, oas Iagteft
Su! ST es ni6,t wis elm 3ei6en bes
0immels. baB uns bieies 3olenblait
gcraoe jeBt on ienss Wort gemabnen
muB?
@eorg lddelt bitter. ct beutet auf
ben ipeiben Brief Der Snttnban3 in fei,
ner 9anb.
Sieies bier, meinie er, nabnt mir als
leg 9ofen unb ieuss RoIenblatt Mil
mir tpieber Elm neues in bic Geele aaus
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1SSS-S94
&leioerftpff= 8eiab+

Bir iinS i'm Stanbe, fir iebe aIeiofurbe, fit
iebe @uanee fotpie fit jebes @lufcr ben ent-
fpredenben 8eias au lisfern. Gerabe bielem
Dspartement 1T uniere sr0bte aufmertiamteit
ausemenbet tporben, um Die SamenipeIt in ber
3ufammenfelluns ibrer Soilette in iebsr gin.
fi1t su befriebiaen.
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5|ElllHlErtlIllnl ST.
Settte1t 3eltge :

gScise uno farbise siidtider nit Serbiet,
ten, 2iidtndseus bel Der garb, Sanbtider,
sioies> gSoaene Siidbeden fir Yarlpr unb
@obn3immer. @iano.9 .9eden, has ulIernsn ffe
unb mobernite. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
BEL BET garb, au allen Wreifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23
~ eine fihere Rur. Ba

Marie, flhfferte er faum b6rbar, i'd,
babe geiiegt! Wsr rebli9 fdmpft, benz
fann oer Sieg nidt feblenL
Damn tuurbe es ffia, gan3 fin ums
3rantenlager unb i'm 3immer, nur bas
Stden Der ubr mar pe,nebmbar! Sid!
Sad! Sid! Sad! llnb baauild,en
i9lu1ate ipobl leiie cine neibIide
etimme. Sonit Nlles itin.
Spdt am Mbenb fam Der Nrst nod
einmal. Starr, teiner Sbrdnen fdbia,
trat ibm Marie entgegen.
IS 1T aug, Ooftor! fpra1 lie tonIos.
Der Gr3t trat gum Ystt.
@r 1T 9anft geiforben! iagte er unb
ergriff 4sarien's 6anb. 5ebeu Sic,
er ld6elt'io iiil, 10 feIis, aIs babe er i'm
leBten 4usenbIid nod cine erDBe Greube
sebabt!
Marie seigte mortIos auf ben Brief
unb bas 2orbeerblatt.
Sd peritebe! iaate Der 4r3t. Sod
i'm Sterben b6rte er bon ieinem @ubm
Iber 9rauIam ift es bod, fterben au
miihep, tpenn oas 2eben uns bic b6d)lte
Greube bisten mill
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~ md aalI1iI1lntHtrl a|IalIllI1ilI1llnltlIlH|
Setbe! Set6e!

Sn allen 5arben gu allen 4reiien. 9as $40.
bern ite uno gei6madbollfe, nas bic @ailon
bietet unler Eager lit uniibertrefaid reid.
balttg unD bic Damen iinb sebeteu, fid) ipesien
eteies Separtement, pcldjeS auberoroentlid
Subi9eS bietet, an3uieben.
Sammt uno 8liiid 3u allen Yreiicn, unb in
allen lLliben unb Ganc1. Garben
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yfidts glei6t benz Mnflang bon
Wper's pillen. Sic seipinnen bas Ser.
trauen aller berer, tpelGe iie antpenoen.
Sic reinisen bas Blut, seben Nppetit.
f0rbern bic gerbauung unb geben ibr
eine geiunbe GegelmdBigteit. Sic
ftno angenebm ein3unebmen; ibre Wirs
fung 1T milo, aber griinolid, uno er.
folgrei6 in Der llebertpinbung bon
Granf1eiten.
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= Dos beipdprte Blutreinigungsmits
tel Or. Mnguif 26nig's 6am6urger Sros
pfen fcllte in teinem 9auie febIen.
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Ssa1H1n1n 1sss-s9*
Sf9atbe! sc6mbe.

Oisies Ospattement lit 70 reid)baltia unb
pobl ansseitattet, bab es einen Store fie nd, in
Anlpru9 nebmen fonnte. g8ir ffeben in bi.
retter gerbinbuns nit ben anetfannt beffen
Gabrtten oer Ser. Staaten unb birfcn uns
ipobl riibmen, bab mir nur ba8 allerbeffe unb
eas fafbionabelfte @an6perf fur Domen unb
Slnoer auf 2aecr baben. sebr banerbafte
S9ngc tlr taltes nnb na6es %etter offeriren
hit fir SGultinoer.
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~ ..%:.~ =. WoLFS0N'S Riesen Etablissement
8leiber Stnffe+

D0ppeltbreite, fa,biss unO i8wur3e:
aameelbaare, 0rate b'gIlma, 2rieo.s, Sen.
riettas, albatrob, serses, 8aiIIe Sraneais,
eafbmeres, Eamiit, MaIte'e, 9amaie, Satin
Rips, gorborstte, Colombo, Sbubat, 2onbon
Gsule, GtansIle.
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S9lpar5e lllto farbige striimpfe,
ebenfo FANCY CoLoRs,
fitr Santeat atttb @dbhet
- in
Saummolle, Dole un6 Sei6e.
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Cine feline, lueise 9anb fdbtt iiber
fein 9aupt; iie 1T 10 marm, 10 iueid),
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5amsbnlgs Nifel: Gmors) Setm In1m
81 Ell bmaFm sep pgmBam
SSplnen sefrtden SSaarem suN spmmm jbu


Str 2SftBc GlfD6onf
T.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-02-24
J. u, for seven nay. anl nights.

John Scott and Levi Martin were
out cutting cedar poles for Alex. Muir,
at Black Rock. s"mo ton miles iIon
fr.e!tnd's at Green SPRING, tLi,e
weeks ago. Dmlinr n storm Scott and
Martin g"t sci arate !. the later makinl
bis way ~ the ranch. For seven day
aud nights Scott circled around without
fire or food. nnt e..n having o mattel.
Mt night catching on to limbs AMI b.a
ing his fett n ~,nirust the trees to keel
them trUm ileez nS. All this tim'
Martin nmh cthrrS trrt mp n search Il
Scott. hut i wns Itt uuui the evcuIE,
( tn seventh day that they found l'im
n'mo,t furnished aud his feet had,
frozen. 4 wagon VAS got aud lie Ma
iakeu to Freslamd'S aud kin l.; curs,
for. Since lie has bccn brought into
Hamilton aud - niw uu Ter treatment
uf DIR. llcrrick. Oie of his big toe,
had t1 be nmrrtiteh, nnG it is believed
he will be all right again saon /
seems almost n miracle how mn old man
Ike Sc Il; Con.d surV!Y. SIrh lOns eI-
posure AMI m.ting at this iuclrmeut
sea, o.. White Pine News.
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Ito Struck n bargain.

Old Mrs. Bcutlcy-Jusiah. there comes o
shabby hooking old man with II bundle tn his
buck, and I tGink We ought tn do something
for him.
Old Sir. Bentley-l'm willing. Marian.
Old Mrs Bentley say, 9ll r;at. If ycu'I
come into tbs h5usc | may 10 nble to lind
some decent clothing tor you.
Old Man gratefully Thank you. mem.
Old Mrs Bentley lin the Now,
theresa lot of cast of clothing that my Lus-
Uand doesn't want
Old Man examining tie lot very carefully
Veil, Eli You tree dollar fur tho lot. und,
so help me. not Won cent more.
Old Mrs Gcmticy-But- Sr, ! "sns IL JiTs
you the rlCiI. x.
Ola Man lOUks uTCr the lot again, very,
very carcful!yj-Vell tell yoI vot | do: |
lake 'em.-LIfc.
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Grnnd Jury Report.

To the Hon. II. II Bis.low, Judge of
the District Cont OF Nevada in aud foi
the County of Exc.
Your Grand Jury empnneled on the
18th day of February, 1889, hive had
presented before them seven cnses, for
siI of which We lnve found tr.e bills VI
indictment.
In the Common case. having exam
iued II large number Of witnesses aud
after u thorough nud full Investigation
Of all the facts, VIC nre convinced that
the suspected parties me eutiroiy inno-
cent; and that Thonus O'Connor caine
to his de.th by his own hand.
In view Of the fact that small pox IL
within the borders of our State, we
would recommend That tie proper
OH .ers look into the sanitary condition
Of our town. AMI take such steps rs
mny be necessary to guard against the
introduction Of tho epidemic in our
midst. To this ond We recommend that
the streets aud alleys DO thoroughly
clennsed.
We find il necessary in the discharge
OF our duties to call the attention Of the
police authorities, tho Sheriff aud his
several Deputies. the Justices OF the
Pence and their Const .bles OF the sever
al towns md precincts Of the county. to
the repi1ly growing evil Of the hnbit Of
opium smoking. 1t has cone TO IL
knowledge that n number Of Chinese
opium dens exist, most notably in tho
towns Of C%nrlin, Tuscarora aud ElkQ.
Upon inquiry we learn that at least
Five Hundred pounds Of the deadly
drug are consumed monthly within our
county. We would therefore earnestly
urge the said officers to tako immediate
steps TO suppress this growing evil.
We recommend That the County Com
n%issioners take immediate steps to
render the County Jail more secure;
aud provide suitable accommodations
for femnle prisoners.
We recommend TINT the six double
beds be replaced by twelve single beds
for the better accommodation Of trial
Jurors.
Respectfully.
GEo. RussELL,
Foremnn.
Jso. llESbERsos.
Clerk.
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Wonderful tales arc told Of tho
amazing leaps which tho startled
channels will make. From twenty to
thirty feet nrc affirmed by tic hunters
10 be not al jump down
ward, the animal managing to break
It's fall by throwing itself forward dag
onally. and striking its feet several
tines against tho side Of the p~rcciplce
before landing 1T the bottom. often on
Il spot IL few feet square. Hence. 10
kill any number, even in the best
Stocked districts, il is necessary 10 hunt
the animal by surrounding OH area
where they urc known to DO feeding
by IL circle Of heaters. AS tho cor
2on gradually tightens, the alarmed
channels. seeing danger to windward,
lily i'll tho opposite direction, where tic
sl'ortsmcn arc posted on tho chance of
getting Il passing shot-London STAN
larrl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-02-24
HABITS OF LIZARDS.

!Iow Very Tolerant the Little Reptiles Arc
al Petty AnnOyauces-
While tho abandonment OF their eggs
in this apparently hcartlcss amer
leads to tho supposition shat they arc
indifferent to their oirspring's welfare.
which Is true, II is somewhat interest
in: 10 notice how very tolerant they r
OF the petty unnoyanccs to which their
WI or unotEer's young subject them.
My observations on this point were
udc from q number OF young and old
confined in IL roomy Wardian case, bu:
probably what / there saw holds good
h.: UNITS. | am sure it did among tho
many living on the old treS,lc at Mays
Landing. O.'Hn Il little lizard. ard
s,nCtimCS two. wouli perch upon the
head and back Of an adult, and there
H. allowed To sit for fu ~ M hour. Tho
..;irp claws Of these youngsters seemed
al times dangerously neal The eyes II
49, uf the patient old nc. but il
offered no resistance. and when ! forced
such hurdcpcd lizards TO move, It wa
always with n dclibcratcncss that sug
vSicd that they wc!c reilly avcrsc tC
disturbing those resting upon them.
A."in. ;dults would often rest upon
,a"h other in what npl cared TO be 6
most uncomfortable manner for the one
,~Hicatlr. often pI cssing the head OF the
after into the sand and completely
Dl.nding il for Ike time: yet ! eve
AK the slightest evidence Of ill-humor.
go, ever wien they were being fed.
OncI it happened That some sleepy fcl'
.ow would quietly snap up The fly to-
:; ri which another lizard n cau-
t:uusly crawling. yet no fight cnsued.
Any thing more trying than this TO hui
manity can not To imagined. yet the
lizards ooh every such occurrence rs II
matter Of course Charles {. -iGGou,
u. D., m Popular Science Monthly.
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Loose Nnturn Iixntion Laws.

A Washington. d. q. dispatch say:
Representatives. Oates. at Al-bnmn .
from the Commit on judiciary, to-
day reported favor bly, tt. House bill
To amend the Natural 4 ,tiun laws, The
report ne, o upNnyius the bill treats al
the existing naturalization laws in II
critical spIrit, aud call, attention to the
abuses which hive grown up uader
them. 1t says:
A nile may be u notorious thief,
murderer, oUil ~, Anarchist. pol, g,miSt
IL l-pcr or haIlrnsd criminal. and yet
law allows him, 10y making an nfi-
d ,vit of intention before the Clerk OF II
Court, NIL the benefits Of citizenship.
So deficient is the practice Of Judge.
with but few exceptions. that it has he,
come II mn,ter Of public not 'riety that
they perform their duties i'll such II
per met ny nj that any alien, how
ever Ind his character or hcnstly ign1r.
aut he may Je. Gun become n ci,izen Of
tue United States"
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Lottery Tickets.

The recent fight nGain-t tic lottery
atnendmemt has OPP ned the eyes Of
many ns To tlte patronage OF the Loni--
ANA lottery from this stI,-. The prin-
cipal argument made by the pro.luiters
men was TO keep our money 1T home.
md in their Arguments have shown
what Wn rluimcd t. be fnc,H aud fig
urey. which proved that vast sums go
annually from Nevada To enrich the
proprirtors OF the Louisiana banking
game. Tne al 'tntiou has caused many
t. Investigate icgi,l ton on tie lottery
question III this State, and the result
Inns been the fiuhinG Of laws which make
il n prnm t. for any one 10 net as agent
for may lottery scheme; that to sell
lottery tie. etS Is II crime. For several
years rast the t.nffiG III lottery tickets
here hus been mole or less open. We
haze no club to use. but woull suggest
that those who are eugngrd III The bust
ncts since the uphenvnl i'll pub ic opin-
ion, that it woul b.: well for then To
consult the law AID src up"u what
dangerous ground they stand li-nO
Gazette.
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nuSEr WELL. srES1,.

...... ".H. H|.a .L ".."
An nnti-lot.ery man made the above
rtmark gu hearing another condeh the
appropriation of $4,000 fer the rur-
pvse Of defrayiug tho expense Of the
special election just taken place.
..why." said he. there mover WAS n
better outlay Of money ti.au it. for now
that q state Lottery is n hopSiess ntf air
general rush will lie made t" n.errtnin
Nho.are selling Lpui, aus ticket, aud nj
caught Ia the act viii be dealt with
According t. law. The officers of
several rouoties haze h-en ~ l. ~'irielict
in til, pefforru,n - Of their duty in this
regard. Int frrm this time on no eIcns"
will he ncc.I tel. aud woe Ia him vino
for friendship or fear shall neglect t"
carry ont the requirements Of the law Ia
this regard. The mru, woman "r child
who offers n lottery ticket for sale L.
n,nenablr Ia t!rr punishment prescribed
by tie lawmakers of the Site, ani from
this time on snch an espionage will lie
had tina. none can possibly escape the
peualty OF their acts. hence l conclu ic
TINT tho money referred TO will ERE long
be acknow:e lSei to have been well
spent"
Will / differing with the g%entlonHn
as TO tho propri,ty Of spending so much
money at surL a time nud for so scan
dnlons It purpose, Ne agree on one
point, viz: The stoppnge by the proper
officers Of the nefarious prtctice OF
young aud old peddlimg lottery tickets
or having them for sale in my
oH:e or store in Nevada Il carson
Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-02-24
a POIN rLEss ARGUMENT.

G. II. Sprou'e, edit " Of the Free
Press and Senator from Eiko county,
seems to think that because his pnprr
the Free Press. wns ns dumb nS an
oyster on the lottery question during all
the excitement. aud because lie voted
with tho uni 'rity in the Legislature
he mus It be right; he also seems TO be
laNoriug uuder the impression that nil
tue opposition to his course emnnated
rom the ISDEPENDEsT office. We de-
Hirc to diSn5use the mind OF Senator
Sproule OF this impression, aud inform
b II that when ho returns tn bis ccnsti-
tC-n,s in Elko lie will iud that this
majority Of the best friends lie ever had
in ElkU county. A glance ut the vote
cast here on the nth instant is sufli-
cient to show how his course: is indOrsed
by the people. With II vote OF l2S
against, and 10 for the lottery in his
own town, and II vote OF 5Sl mBainst,
aud l75 for tho scheme in tie county
which lie clnims to represent, We would
naturally conclude that the Senator
would begin to opon his eyes tc the fnct
that his vrte. notwithste nding it wns
with tho mnj ,rity, in the Legislature
is not indorsed by his commitments. and
hence is not conclusi We evidence that he
took the right course rs U representative
OF Elko county.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-02-24
Ready for l~Inrgains.

Bride 0oo.in; over tho paper after start
ing TO Well, | declared
Cheap, John {: Co. are giving away papers
of pins. Actually giving them away, and |
need snmc badly. Hadn't | better go there
at once, dearf
Husband tdubiously)-Do they give them
TO every onn that cn Isl
"No, OF course not; hut they give n paper
OF pins, English make, assorted sizes. with
every dollar purchase, don't you scci cnn
easily think OF something else worth n dollar
that ] want Shall | gof'
"Um-cr-y e-s; maybe it will 10 n good
plan"
well, dear, order n hack. "-%Philadelphin
Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-02-24
OF BILLS.

by Hannn-A. b. Sc. MI Act defining
tho duties of Sfato boards of Health.
Relating: t" Attendance ou, and burial
Of smallpox suff.rcrS.l Referred to Jn-
dietary COMMITTEE.
by Tyrre.l Assembly Joint ~IscSolu-
ton No. II. relative to the manage
ment Of Slate Iusune A,Slu.n. Refers
to tie admission Of visitor Referred
to Committee on State u.tLuticrs.
GENERA FILE.
A. i, l5-An Act to amend All Act
regulating tie coupons rt;on Of county
officials. Ordered engrU|srd.
A. Is. 32-Au Act t. amend an Act
concerning cnmpen, ntiOn Of ceIt .iu
county officials. Refers to Noiario,
Public. Passed.
A. Il. Go-An Act to prohih;t the
sliearing OF sheep within the limits Of
amy city or town OF this State. Pissed.
a. B. 7S-Au Act t" repe, Il uu Act
for the construction OF n railroad in the
southern pant OF the State Of Nevada.
PasseI.
At II II. recess taken till 30.