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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
Election News.

Wisconsin: Governor and State
Legislature is Democratic. They also
elect 6 out OF Congressman.
Washington: Wilson, Republican,
re. elected 10 Congress.
Alabama: Full Democratic dele.
CATION to Congress.
Arkansas: Republicans claim c!cc-
ton in lst and End Congressional
Districts.
Arizona: Incomplete and scatter
ing returns Indicate very close vote
for delegate to Congress; impossible
to draw conclusion ut present.
Colorado: Partial returns Indicate
such a close vote that full returns
must DO waited for 10 decide result.
Connecticut: Legislature Repubii-
can on JOINT ballot. Democrats elect
two Congressman. Republicans one.
The 4th district is uncertain.
Delaware: Governor and State
ticket Democratic, also Legislature.
Florida: As usual.
Indiana: Tho Republicans struck
n land slide. Democrats elect a full
State ticket by 5000 majority, and
ii out Of - Congressman.
Illinois: Congros sional delegation
stands, Republicans I, Democrats II.
Iowa: Incomplete returns indicate
tho election OF entire Democratic
ticket.
Kentucky: Congressional deloga-
ton stands, Democrats 10, Rcpubli-
cans |.
Kansas: Republican candidate for
Governor is beaten. Six out OF seven
Republican Congressional candidates
arc Defeated. Senator Ingalls, re-
election 10 doubtful. Fathers Al.
lance did it.
Louisiana: As usual.
Maryland: Solid Democratic.
Massachusetts: Democrats gain
two congressman.
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MoNsTRoslTlEs ANo FREAKS

A s~pISELEss girl has been discovered
in Worcester, Mass. She curls herself
up like Il cat and sleeps with her loot
under her chin.
NoCKAMIXoN township. Bucks County,
Pa, boasts of n four-leggcd duck which
uses them all in q way that is a sight u
see.
Mrs ii. G.. ABRAMS, OF Franklin, Ca,
has a monstrosity in the shape OF Il
chicken. y pcculiarly-shaped egg did
not hatch, and was broken. II con-
tanned n chicken with four we'll formed
legs and three wings.
4 ~vEIIrABL.H monstrosity was founl
in an empty tenement house in Galcna,
H., in tho shape OF u kitten having
four distinct heads, eight front feet auI
four hind feet, all attached To ono pcr-
f~ectly-formed body. The kitten was
apparently about a week old and was
n OF q litter of eight.
4 FAgMIH Of Sturgis, Mich. has a
rare specimen of n freak OF naturc. 1t
Is n little lamb which walks on its front
feet only, its hind feet not touching tho
ground. II is quito a lively little ami
NAL, and follows tho rest OF the flock all
~ - iNAA- 10 Iultc 81 SNllO1lLls
and presents m amusing appearance ~
1t stands or ms around tho lot bal
ancing itself on its front feet.
JOE MERCER, living nine miles north
east of llawkinsvillc, Ga, has y pig
thrcc days old that has eight feet. Tho
hind legs and feet are all right, but thu
fore legs have three feet on each OF
them. Two fcot on each Of tho fora
legs arc perfect, and touch tho ground;
tho other foot on each leg IS imperfect
and docs not reach tho ground. The
other pigs of the same litter arc all
right; and this is also except in tho
number of feet. Hcgets about a5 lively
and as easily rs the others.
Mn JoHSgToy,of Round Valley, Idaho,
has n sheep with but two legs, both on
the hinder part OF tho body, and con-
stantly walks erect, much after tho
manner OF n kangaroo. The legs and
tail are smooth rs those Of 4 dog. not show
ing tho least trace OF wool. Tho llcad II
woolly and Is provided with but one eye,
which solitary optic Is set in the cntGc
of the head. The neck has n good show
ing Of feathers, resembling thoso OF u
guinea fowl Tho shoulders and tho
place where tho forelcgs should bc arc
as woolly rs tho head, extending back
to where tho smooth, dog.like hair bu-
gins.
One OF the most curious monstrositicB
VIC have yet to record Is n horned
rooster. 1t was bred last spring by -
Missouri farmer. 1t has 4 horn growing
from each sido Of It's head, right above
tho ear, extending downward and worry
similar in appearance to the horns Of
the male sheep. IL is n thing very Tarr-
~ seen. Tho horns arc about thrco
Inches long. They arc of hard sub
stance, growing out Of tho flesh. being
covered for the most part by n red ska.
Tho rooster has horns growing from It's
legs also, circular and c~Onvolutcd. u
quito uncommon circumstance. Tho
rooster weighs from cightto ton pounds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09

SAN F~RAHCIsCo, Nov. 6. Entire Iso-
publican State ticket elected. Lcgis-
laturc will be Republican on joint
ballot. The Republican municipal
ticket elected. The iiSh: for Mayor
close between OIDonncll and Sander
son, hut Indications arc that latter Is
elected.
Bulletin No. 3. New York: Con
"grcssional delegation vii! stand Demo
cratic ~, Republican II.
Now Jersey: Shows Democratic
gains in State Legislature.
New Mexico: Democrats re.elect
the delegate TO Congress.
Now HAMPSHIRE: New Congress,
siOnal delegation divided.
Novada: Republicans elect Gov
ernor, Congressman, and haze majority
in State Legislature.
North Carolina: Democrats elect
State ticket and nine Congressman.
Republicans Calm t~o CaA.cc38acn
Texas: SnuNs Democratic guins
Republicans rot in IT.
Virginia: Democrats gain. Fec,
ten congressman. West Virginia
Democratic tidal wave sweeps every
thing.
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Ilsaoa Fi:roAr,s DMLY.l
saLMAGuNDl.

Silver al.o2, and Bartino is elected.
II. j. Keith returned last night from
tine East.
Bar silver was s1.o2 in Now York
to-day at noon.
Isaac Griswold, OF Ruby, was in
town last night.
Sweet cider, by tho glass, quart or
gallon, at Il. Keefeits.
j. d. Ghcen, the Lamoillc Cross
Roads Nasty, is in town to-day.
Mrs. Robert Harrison, Of Ruby Val
ley, is visiting Mrs. John S. Mayhush.
Fora choice Key West cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, go to
Muiler's. .
Do not fail to attend Miss Scotch.
ler's social dance at \. y. u. w. HAL
tonight.
Tho easiest way to get rid OF flies
or insectS, is to 20 to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killem. %
/ Those two elegant preparations for
tho toilet, Violet Water for ladies,
Lavender Water for gentlemen, price
81 GO Mt Muller's. =
Jud Dakin was elected Justice OF
tho Peace in Llnoille, ana Cap.
Palmer carried OF tho honors for the
same Office in Carlin.
II. w. Brown and p. G. Hymnn,
President OF tho Tuscarora Water
Works, came down from Tuscarora
yesterday. Mr. Hymau left for San
Francisco to-day.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get Il pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. y good tit guaranteed or nc
pay. y full assortment of colored
glasses for sun or snow. =
The Enterprise ACKNOWLEDGE n In,
inevitable ignorance when it says
Voters who wish to vote for Il Con.
s,itutional Convention must vote q
ticket containing the names Of candi.
dates for the Legislature" II it i.
not ignorance it Is tho most bare
faced prcvarication. Anyone eau
vote Tor or against such Convention
and for nothing else; and if the bal
lot conforms in size and texture will
the proclamation of the Conmisslcn
ers, IL must be counted.
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The County Ticket.

At noon 10. day, aside from tho ton
precincts Of Columbia, Glover Valley,
Huntington, Island Mountain, Jack
Creek, Mountain City, Mnrdis, North
Fo, L., Tuscarora and roano, tho vote
on county officers atood as follows:
IIcsson, sol; Williams, 3GG; Murray,
378. Corycll, 1888; Wright, $40; Ainlcy,
40: Johnston, 40; Mcclellan, 81;
Barnard, $50; Polk, 30i; Henderson,
400; Wines, 23l; Morgan, H32; Clark,
100: Fitch, 800; EgGoro, $50; Fitz.
! gerald, 2}l; Moigs, Io5; TAFT, 81;
| Plummor, 3Gl; MISS Hunter, 33S; Mrs
Taylor, 3GG; McAfcc, 28l; llonoyman,
4l2; Burns, 3Dl; Wilson, 32l; Crane,
252; Patterson, as; McAllistcr, 3C3i
Talbot, 3Gl.
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The Australian Ballot.
Std 4 I W

Now that the election il over anil
the next Legislature is ovcrwiclm-
inIly Republican, anl inasmuch as
both parties in their State platforms
resolved in favor Of thv Australian
ballot system, IL becomes tho duty OF
tho coming session to provide for that
system Of voting in Nevada. In sons
States where that systom il in opera
ton il ia provided that whore u voter
makes oath that Ito ~ unable, either
from physical Or illitorLto cIiSe3, t.
make out his ticket hc can take u man
In tho booth to maltc out his tick II
for him. In casc OF physical dis.
ability this Is, perhaps, all right. ms in
tho caso OF u IN WAC has lost both
hands; bat for illiterary Tiers should
DO no such provision, AZ such n rro.
viso would permit the purchase Of the
ilIitcrdio vote. ~ well rs tho vote of
anyone who. for n few dollars. would
make oath that ho could not mako
out his " ticket. Tho object OF tho
Australian ballot IL mainly TO prevent
voto buying, and tho law should bc
80 framed ID TO accomplish the object
sought.
Tho statute, %hon enacted. SHOULD
provide that aftpr tho lot day Of Jan
uary, 1891, uo person who cannot, on
account OF illiteracy, prepare his own
ballot, shall 10 permitted TO vote.
This wonid give every man who can
not road ample time To learn cnoug1
to read plain print with sufficient
nccuracy TO prepare his ballot 80 ns to
vote FOR tho candidates whoil lac
wishes 10 500 elected. All members
elected 10 tho Fifteenth Session OF tho
Nevada Legislature should now begin
to formulate Il plan 10 inaugurdto tho
Australian ballot syslcm Of voting, in
accordance with tho wishos OF the
tltGi Nst;, hL.lt.tu tljii.
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Humboldt County.

Yesterdays Silver STAG says:
In this county, with nine precincts
to hear from, which will aggregate
nbout 12j votes, Cassidy's minority il
1OI; Winters GG and MacMillan's 50.
In many precincts no attention WAS
paid to party in. voting for county
officers. 1horc was u fixed dctcrmi-
nation ON tho part Of mnny Democrats
10 put now mon in tho county oilicos
and scratching was tho order OF tho
day mud INDUCED II 10 greater extent
than was cvcr before experienced ia
this county, which is noted for it's
scratched tickots Mt overy election.
Tho mining precincts stood nobly
by Cassidy, and tho agricultural pro.
cinct OF Big Meadows gave Winters n
good majority, but Paradise and Will
low Point did not follow its example.
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THE WEEKLY INDEtRNDENT.
FnoM SATURDAYS DaILT.I
SALMAGUSDI.

"Trito it November now"
When you want apples. 80 10 the +.
7. NJ. Co.
". Il. Crane came in from South
Fork to-day.
Vim. IL. Cotant, OF Iulleck, is in
own today.
New and stylish jowelry just re-
ccivel at Nyc's.
Go to the Depot Hotel TO morrow
fD- a nice Sunday dinner.
John s. Mayhugh returned to-day
from Il trip 10 Ruby Valley.
The E!ko. Tuscarord Mercantile Co.
has just rccsivcd II car load OF apples.
Regular meeting Elko Loigc No.
II, ]. o. o. T., at their Hall tonight.
William Smiley and II. McAdams
anne down from Dccth this morning.
\ larg" stock OF gont's gloves, Of all
styles and prices, just received by
James Brain.
MnjDrJ $. Witchor camo down
from i~lnllcnk yesterday by private
conveyance aud returned to-dny.
4. w. lesson, Democratic candi-
date for State Senator. went up to
Tus;arora to-day. Abe's nnme is
"Eii."
Myrou Pixlcy, oi Lrmoillc, Gilbert
Henry, Of Mound Wiley, and John n.
Dorsey, OF Fort Iinllccis, we're in town
last night.
Gsn. Il. NJ. Clarke will arrive from
Tuscnrora by privat" conveyance to-
morrow morning in time to take the
west bound train.
II. Chnsc, Of the Live and Lot Live
Grocery Store, has just received n car
load Of soap. No reason now why
you should not keep clean.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Mcclellan, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. o. Henderson and ID. b.
Williams went up 10 WSlls to- attend
the campaign ball last night.
August Richards, enc OF tho pris-
oncrs who escaped from tho Pouitcn-
tilry last Monday, has boon cap
turcd. Geo. w. Lewis is still ut large.
II. Sadlcr aud J. W. Dorsey, Domn-
cratic candidates for Lieutenant
Governor aud District Judge, and Il.
NJ. Clarke, OF ltono, went up TO rus.
ctr"rU by Htago to-day.
From parties who cam, down from
"1lIs this morning wo learn that tho
campaign ball was well attended, and
That all who participated woro we'll
pIoNAcl with the entertainment.
Tho iirst number of tho Orphuus'
Appeal a paper just started in Vir-
gina City by n number Of ladies', with
m'ss Dolly a.. McCono ia oditrcss.
mas just reached our table.
~ ~ to DO published in tho interest of
Ia Orphan Asylum, and as tho OBJ.
J'ct 10 a worthy ono va wish it nbund-
ant succoss. Politically tho Appeal il
hooui half and half, equally divided ns
10 Demo ;rats and Republicans.
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lFioM THURSDAYS DA,lr.I
SALS;AGUNDI.

DR.. Fleming went down to Carlin
to-day.
Col. Moore, Of Ruby Valley, is in
town to-day.
Joseph Smith, OF Ruby Valley, came
in last night.
y slight now storm last night
covered the neighboring hills with
white.
a. Wines and Geo. w. Taylor, OF
Pleasant Valley, were IN town last
night.
Alice Ricord has just received n
consignment Of tine bananas. Give
her call.
Virginia Chronicle: Nevada ycster-
day put the last seal upon hor claim
as tho champion ~"rottea borough OF
tho American Union.
Oliver Rife recently sold in Tusca-
rora Tat hogs at 10 censis per pound,
tho heaviest OF which weighed ca
pounds. Hogs at s6i.20 each arc bet
ter stock than either cattle or horses.
Firebugsa and burglars arc working
Dayton, Washington, and il caught,
they will surely 10 hanged. No less
than 5000 have been stolen from cit
irons during thu pas: tw o weeks
Several attempts have been mado 10
burn the town.
Carson Appcal:--Tho continual ar.
rest of prominent Mormons for prac-
ticing polygamy is tho best evidence
that before the Saints can be credited
with n change OF heart consequent
upon President WooiruT's prolama.
ton they must bring forth fruits COX
repentance.
Cast your oyc on Rosenstoc!i's nov
AL. which appears in another column
to-day. Joe is constantly adding new
and desirable goods to his uirolGy
large stock, AMI when in nced OF any
thing in his limo you should by all
means give him a call. The election
is now over and everyboIy-noarly-
is happy, Winter is coming on and
this is tho time to buy such goods us
you will need during tho cold weather,
We call attention to tho advertise.
ment OF the Tuscarora Orchestra, an.
nouncing Il grand ball at the Depot
Hotel on the 10Th instant. This is
destined to be the most interesting
event of tho season, rs the T'uacarora
boys arc determined to spare no pains
nor expense To entcrtaia their guests
ON that occasion. 1t il needless 10 say
that the music will be tine, and there
Is no better place in town Tor n bal
than the dining room of tho Depot
Hotel.
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AMERICAN GENTLEMEN.
a British Tourist i'hy'n Compliment "a
Their Inherent p~olltene4s.

a british Tourist Tiy'n Compliment to
Their Iniicrcnt PolIteness.
An EnbliUh tourist was stopping TT
II Of tho Kansas City hotels last week,
and In II chance conversation with u
Times reporter spoke Of the seeming in
lorcnt %politcncgs OF tho American Ec.!-
tlcmcn. "Asa class" he said. 'thcy wcro
tho most polite men no had met with ia
any quarter Of the globe. Wherever liJ
travels took him he could al ways toll
nm American by his afiblc manner 1t
seemed" no said, 'as though every II
MAS II born %courticr, and nowhere wa IL
moro noticeable than In the cities Of tho
Old World. In London tho American
could DO selected in any public hall or
gallery. for they ways took their hats
off. no matter what Don they entered,
or Ii IL was too uncomfortable to remove
hcadgcar, IL needed but tho presence OF
u lady to cause tho hats to be Immediate
Is lifted. IL was quito tho contrary
with tho Dritishcrs; they never uncol-
cred their heads except under cxtraor-
binary circumstances.
81 was going down tho street In tliig
city but tho other day." continued tho
stranger, 'whcn | saw q lady drop l"r
purse. 1t had hardly reached tho size
walk before n little street arab grabbed
IL, touched tho losers arm, and. viii
hat in hand. said: Lady, here's your
pocl;ctbook.' 1t Is not only to tho or-
positc scx that this %politcnoss cxtonds.
but IL IL rofrcehing TO observe tho corr-
tcsy with which incn troat each otlior.
The Americans arc tho greatest hand.
shakers IN tho world. Thon I notice
thoy touch their hats to cnch other
when passing on tho street. This c'r-
iainly 10 n courteous. hoapitahlo nation"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel. Clark ~ Green. Pro.
prictOpS.

DcIOt iOtCl--Iih fk AZ SfccU. lFO'
prictors.
Wilson Il Armstrong, Star Valley;
4 Hays, Arthur; Len Covert, q l.
Baxter, FdiI Play; G a Walior. Osino;
+ Il Chngnon. Independence Valley:
a Z Johnson, Max Arnhold, Ncls
Oulerkirk, Mound Valley; nj j
Langley, Oswald p McDormoti, South
Fork; NJ Martin, a Fir2c, LOWS Dun
lap, s Z Howard, John Bishop, Geo
Mcintosh, John a Palmer, Carlin; jus
Campbell, w w BoOhcr, $ Spencer,
E!ko; II Missing, a Il Stofl, B Tay-
lor, -. McAdlcr, IF; Fred Loyolock,
K Rutherford, Tusoarori; S Turn
loy, Susie Crock: S @ Weston, Lono
Mountain; Henderson Green, Hum.
buldt House; y Hansen, Wells: Geo
Bnnks, Molccn; j Tuckor, Idaho; a
l,cboulo & wife, $ II Rogers, La.
moillc; G S Bondcr, Reno; j Is MoUrc,
Ruby Valley.
II II Rawlings. Enoch Gray, Provo,
Utah; ThUinus Michuol, S johnson,
Forest Hill, Cal; Ed CdrvilIc, Mound
Vmlcy; j j Campbell, Tom Taylor,
IIallcck; J Jones, II g Niles, j Il
Mills, Tuscurora; Al Fisher, Wolls;
Dr. j Fleming & wife, Marshdlltown,
Iowa; Oswald McDormott, South
Fork; j ID Fife, Ogdcn; Isaac Girls.
void, Ruby Valley; w II Payne, Snc.
tnmcn,o; j Witchcr, U $ Army;
Robt NJ Clarke, G Il Baxter, Carson;
Mrs Slivcly, Waukcshu, Wis; Il Il
Walkdcn, Ogden; WIN Smiley, Dccthi
MISS NJ Strectcr & . Children, Mri
Lila Ciomcns, Lamoillo.
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DIED.

L'Krr:--In Butte Valley, Nevada,
October rs, 1890, Maggie, beloved
daughter Of II. Is. und Sarah j..
Lnkcy, ngod3 years., . months md
2days.
Go 10 thy rest In pence,
And sweet 10 thy rcpose.
my bils arc DER, Thy troubles ccaso.
From earthly cares, in sweet rolensc,
Iiiino oyOlids gently close.
tD IN thy rost, and whilo
Thy absence wo dcplorc,
one thought our sorrow shall bcguilc,
For foon with a celestial smile
"e meet 10 part no moro.
a FmEaD.
tLAHK:--fn Elko, Nevada, November
:, 1890, Patrick Clark, II nativo OF
Ireland, ngcd ~ ycnrs.
itoorES:-.fn Elko, Noyadn, Novc,n.
Dor ], 1890, ID. H. H%ootcn, u native
SlIosogri, agtd OF years.
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The Election.

The election is over and in q shor,
tiSie tho results will be known. The
campaign on both sides HIS been car.
ried on vigorously, but without bitter
or partisan feeling. Whatever the
result be, those who have been fortu-
nate enough tn DO elected will receive
tho support and acquiescing conf
dence OF the people. Theirs is the
tribunal before which the merits OF
parties aud party candidates are tried
and from their Judgment there is
neither appeal nor room for dissaiis-
faction.
STATE RETURNS.
Ormsby gives Colcord 3l5 majority.
Eureka is said tn DO a stand off on
Governor, aud Cassidy and Sadler
running ahead.
Elko precinct gives Winters 81 ma
iority.
Gold Hill gives Colcord l55 majority.
At Glcnbrook Colcord has 60 ma
ioriiy.
Mound House, Lyon county, Col
cord, IS; Winters, ..
Dayton voted Cassidy, l0l, Bartine,
100.
oUSTY HETuRHs.
Tho vote by wards in Rcro stands:
First Ward, Colcord 125, Winters 81.
Second Ward, Colcord l9T, Winters
III; third Ward, Colcorl PHI, Winters
900.
Pyramid had polled 10 votes when
Joe Odctt left yesterday afternoon. II
was expected . more votes would be
po!lei. Those east stood II for Col
cord aud 6 FOR Winters.
Clark's Station reports > for Win
tiers, :: for CoIcorl; Bartine, 4; Cassidy,
4; Bigelow, 3; MacMllan, 1.
Tho vote for Governor in Reno gives
Colcord 40 majority, and it is believed
the county will give him 100.
Glendale gives CJlcorl II majority.
Poavine st0nl IL for Winters and
only . for Colcord.-ll;cno Gazette.
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Clever, MnjoriticE.

Tho following majorities in Clover
Valley precinct were telcgraphcd from
Wells this uftcraoOn: Williams, 8:
Polk, II; Wines, -; Clark, Is: Esgers,
]; Mciss, Is: Plummcr, Ii; Mrs. Tay-
lo., II; lioncyman, II; Wilson, 4;
Patterson, II.
This makes tho election of Mrs.
Taylor to the oiIiUe Of Superintendent
OF Schools almost certain.
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The Next Congress.

A Washington dispatch of tho 9Th
inJtnn; says:
The Congressional Committees have
about completed their campaign work
and have figured out the possible re-
suits Of yesterdays election. The
Democratic committee estimates tho
Democratic majority i'll the next
House at %. The Republican com
mittee comedies 10 the Democrats lj3
districts aud claims 80 districts, lcav-
ing y districts doubtful. OF tho lat
ter they claim enough to give tho
Republicans the House by n majority
OF sercu.
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From TuScarora.

The returns from Tuscarora are not
yet in. and although tho count WAS
completed this morning wo nave re-
cnivcd nothing more than tho majorl-
ties OF tho following candidates:
ID. B. Williams. 81; Milt Polk, 3; L.
o. Henderson. n; j. b. Fitzgerald,
DO; James Clark, IS; Jake Eggers,
l59; j. 4. Plummor, Is: \. II. McAfee,
ls5; Fred Wilson, 81. These majori-
ties, win tho vote from the several
precincts heard from, leaves several
candi latcI still OH tho anxious seat.
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Firing s~nlutos in honor of Leland
Stanford nppcrs To- DO dangerous
work, for at Bakersfield, while SO en-.
gagged, Milo G. MEXICO had both arms
blown OFT, his faco and hands lncor
n;od, aud his eye sight destroyed.
while John Hart wns slightly injured.
TiIon, again, nj Tulare, w. Baker, n
gngol similarly, had both arms shat
tered and viii dic.--lCarson Appeal.
Wonder how much tbs Senator
will contribute tU tho rclicf OF the
poor wrctchcs who were so terribly
mangIcd while DOING him honor. Iii
wealth Ia rcckonoa by millions, and IN
justice To tho u~nfortunu,cs no should
mako ample provision for the wound
cd, and for tho family. il no has my.
Of the one fatally injured.
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Tuscarora Township IIckc,.

Tho vote for Township "o0icots in
Tuscarora vas MS follows: For jus
ticO Of tho Peace, Fairchild, 1Cs;
Waller, 100. For Constable. ltcgan
900; Bcyan, oil; MoteHr, 2S5; Tucker,
81. For School Trustees, Cross, 2f2;
Todd, 2iS; Collin, 800; Thompson, 223.
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Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins thor interest in tho uGdcrtnk.
ing bneincss, j avn now prepared TO at
tend to all calls in that line. | will
also attend TO tho rcpairing and up.
holstOring Of Furniture, ctc. Sl0J
ON Commercial street, next door e
Brown & lIog,Sins' old stand.
60 n. i. rsrsgsoS.
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For Sale.

Three hundred tons OF good, wild
hay, and l,4Q0 acres Of excellent Fall
pasture, well fenced and watcrcd,
cheap for cash or will trade for cattle.
For particulars address,
II. $. WrrcHER,
llalleck,
y BID i tw Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
4 Pointer FOR Saloon Keepers.

The best way 10 arouse n drunken
man 10 - pinch him under the %a-::is."
says Il police oil :er. II found n
drunken fellow lying across Il track
late II night, and it scerncd impos-
siblc to arouse him. i dubbed him
over tho solcs Of his feet and rolled
III shook him, but H. lay rs limp as
Il rag. Just then an oil gentleman
suggested that l pinch him under tho
arms Tho effect WAS electrical. I
had him awake AMI Fighting mad Mt
once. On another OCCASION | tried
the same experiment on n sot. The
mau stood it for Il while, AMI then
suddenly opened his eyes, and dealt
mo blow that would have fcllcd an
OK. The treatment is Il dead sure
thing; fctches thom every time"