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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-09-01

E. A. SHATTUCK.
 Deputy Sheriff. W. H. STILWELL,
 Attorney for plaintiff The sale of the above described pro perty set for November 20th, 1889, is hereby postponed to January 20th, A. D. 1890, between the hours of g a. m. and 1 p. m.
 Dated this 18th day of November, 1889. J. H. SLAUGHTER; By Sheriff. E. A. SHATTUCK,
 Under Sheriff. The sale of the above described prop erty noticed for sale on this 20th day of January A. D. 1890 is hereby post poned to Thursday the 20th day of March, D. 1890 between the hours of @ a. m. and 4 p. m. Dated this 20th day Of January Iaoa
 J.H. SLAUGHTER, By Sheriff. A. E. sHATTUCK,
 Under Sheriff. The sale of the above described pro
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-09-01
Grand Monthly Drawing. Al the Asademy of Music. New Orleans,
 Tuesday, September 3, 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 0,000
ieO 0OO Tickets at SEQ; Halves siO Quarters S5 Tenths s2, Twen-
 tEeths @I.
AGENTS WANTED.

JTR-Tickets drawing capital prizes are not untitled tO terminal prTEes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18
Eeuntes RapiteI.

,Nie iebr bin i'd biz ps,bunben, 5sius
rid, boB BIZ mid nod gst5aram sefdbrt
bait" iaste &ola, als iis wisSer nuf Der
@auIs i.Ita iOB unb pom 0iIttsAanstbors
f%oItritt.
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auf bic lofsn Steins a3,t' uWo er pffi
beim Da5inidreiten, ME nm feline eigeaen
@sbanfsn su betdubeu.
Cine Stunte so9sn fie, obns "a iprs:
den, uuf ibrem 9eimwts weitsr. Die
bo5en 6sIien auf isbsr Seits Der Strobs
ldlsten fe Dor Der Na9nittassionne.
Das &linssln ber Stsusn bsr WauIsi elm
weGislte nit benz Brauieu Der Babe ab,
bic on psri5iebsnen 'Stelen bur4 bic
Iesteu Ressn 10 anssidpoasn waren,
bag Die StraBs NIT 0aFsr bsbett NOR.
slm Morsen bate Roia Sieie tIeinsn Bd1'
lsin la9sno bur4ritten, unb es maats ibr
9srSri9en, Su ieben, wte 9stuyt3 lie nit
ieinen bifen Stiefeln ourGwatete, wdbreno
Fe ibren tIstnen 6uB emporsps, I'M ibrs
bebdnbsrten Stubs ni6t NAP gu MAIDEN.
bod iest, iei IS, baB bic Qufresunssu bss
Cages auf ibrsn @sif e~insepittt batten,
lei es, bob bic fntsnben 4bsnti6attsn
Oaierteit iibsr bic snssn S5Iu4ten, bur6
bic is 81 sisben batteu, ausbptitsteu, nah
ife dnsiilid unS tIsinmiibis UNI i9IOB
ibre 4ugsn, I'M ni9t In bic Abgrlncs
i3auen gu minsn.
(Sortiesuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18
&erfopfMng.

8eraopfuug IN cine Der an, biuigfea
rerfommeuren unb q~udleuofeu Rrank
beiten, tpelt)e nanentli6 bel 0tduuern urt
Srauen, Die bird ibren Seruf III elmer iistrU
ben 2ebensuetle ge,rpuugen iino uuo art
Heiguug ODER 9totbw enbigtett reihlid)e urt
frdftisc Jiabruug ju genteben pfleseu, I'D
%einite1t. Auuuo iitr iid) niht geraoe geidbr.
lid, fam ite 0ot) ;u ben eruiteIteu Storut
gen beS Observation-Disclosures au!aB gebeu
uno ;rpar bciouoers oaI1u, ipenn lie ueruatl
lGiitgt uno IN iSolge eelieu peraltet iptro,
Su iriibereu 3etten pflsgte man ite nit aler
lei NATURALIZATION, tart pirtenoen Wttrs
tureu, Vulusru uno Bileu III ~tlrireu; aueia
has bieB Den Seuisl init Seel;ebu6 aus.
treibeu, fuetl beitig tpirfeuse a6iiibrmlttel
srpar fir ben Qugeublid belfen, bel bGuIge.
rem @ebrauh aber etnen b0hIt ihibliten
giufluB auf Die &6rpertOnititutton ullo
namentlih auf bte SbGtigteiten Der fog.
pitalen Oraaue ausiiben NIB Sea &6rptt
iiber Seblbr ihiudteu. Wiro letteres ptels
lettt audi ourd ben @enub. bsionoers
frdtttger gtabrlulg perbltet, 10 oeriagen
geraOe in Solge Osien bic S~eroauuugs.
organe Den Ste1It, uno oan1 treteu er1ite,
oas gauge 2eben oes Spfers oteieS gu.
itaroes beorobenbe Sertpidelungeu elm.
Aut VIZ lCllll5titIVCN NolLlliBIN pCI ulltb
oraiiifen Burgirmittel tueroen erreift,
unb Taue iiblsn Solgeu bss Gebrau6S Der.
ielben rperbeu psrmieosn ourh Elm. Cur nit
ct. Seruare &rauttr.B tuen. 0ieielbsu
iiuo ausi6lie6lih sine uegetabtliihe gu.
iarmeniebuug, obus Ssiuleugung irgeuo
tpelfer IdGoltdsu, ausreifetben ODER stftts
gen Stofe NIB nur aus ben heilamten uno
pirStgften Ilpentrduterr bereitet. Gle
tptrten gelinbe anregeno uno ernetheuo auf
bic eroauuugsorgaue, befOrSeru oteabfubr
Der uroeroauli6eu Stofie, obue ben 86rper
ju itwdheu, uno ftuo oaburh oas bette
Observation-Disclosures Sas Der Ir;uetihas
feuut, mas bon pielen beroorragenoen
Ierjten aler e6uoer uno Solter uro oielen
TaMienoen bautbarer B%atienten, beueu he
ielB1t inter ben erihperenSiten umitdnosn
gebOlfeu babsr, berctttutltgt ancrtaunt
fuiro. Die Btlsn itnb In jeoer gutcu 4po.
tb.te, iorute BON 9. NeufGoter & Co., Sor
2416, Neu 9sr., fir Is Gents ;u beatsbsn.
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G6tes RapiteI.

Webrsre Gage binteretnanber resnete es
in StrOmen. Die Strabsn i'm @ebirge
wuroen fan unpesiam, uub foIs!i9 muBte
Der ausfus mad Setburam usrl1Oben
Uerbsn. gnbIi5 i5isn bic Sonne pisbsr
in ibrer sanjeu IibIi4euOBra9t, uno an
einsm berrIi3en Sonntassmorssu wurbs
ROia BEL Gasesanbru9 auf San9stte, bic
bubble, ipanii4s RauIeislin Ssinri9S,
ssiest, wie ieIbit nit ibren bsitsn RIsibern
ansetban, uub aIerIiebit mar ibr auss
lsbsn, obwabl ie etpas bIaGer unb
i5ma9tiser ais fribsr itisn. Ssinri9,
in Der 5anb siusn @i9enitod, cling nsbsn
tbr Der, iHbem sr ssIessatIi9 ben 3aum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-18

Gin unfeblbarss Wittel ssssn 9ebers,
Rasen. unb NisrenIeibsn finb Or. au3uit
86uis's hamburger Erppfen..
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gine Dorsnsliebs Sslsssnbsit

gine Dorsasliebs Sslessnbsit
our lleberfabrtspiI6en 8eutI6lanb unb Dimes
rita bietet bic bewGbrte lnb beliebte Baltimore
Ginie be8
9orddentstheu 4lugd.
Die riibmIidt %bstannten, neuen unb erprobs
ten, 5000 IONS 9roBen Soitoampfer oieIer g;rie
fabren reseinGBla Wodentlid 5pii4en
Baltimore nuh BretnerI
-otreet,-
unb nebmeN Yaiasiere su iebr biai9en Breiian.
SUITE SerpG e9un9 @rDBtmO9li6fte St9erbettl
9olmetiher besletten bic @inpanoerer uuf bet
Reiie mad benz Neften. Bis @nbe 1888 wur'
ben NIT 2loposD arpfern
1885, 513 YaHa8tere
glifli1 iber ben Ocean befOrbert, senib eth
9utes 8eusnis fir bic Seliebtbeit bieier etnie.
GSsitsrs austunft ~srtbstIsu:
q. eAnmansr q Co., s~,nrolsassutsu.
70. Shb SAP Str. Baltimore. orb.
Z. kBm. Otneabura, s,nraIsaa.nt.
&o. 1874 Fifth Avenue. SRteosS. gus
y. atsas q Con. -
z. ". u srnrr. SAgenten In Dubuque.
SoSforo 4 8runsr,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
a BUGABOO

The Republican papers OF the State
arc endearorinS to incite n prejudice
against Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy, Domo.
cratic candidate for Congress, by
proclaiming that in the evont that
Mr.. Cassidy should DO ole oted he will
use his influence to have Nevada IN.
nexed TO Utah. Tho proposition is
too silly to DO entertained for a mo.
me1t by any intelligent person.
Tho Constitution Of tho United
States provides the mnnnor in which
States may DO admitted to tho Union,
but neither tho Constitution nor the
Jaws make any provision by which q
State may DO rologated TO the posi-:
lion Of n Territory. There is n way
for a State to get into. ta Union, but
no way TO got out except by coecssion
and that plan has boon tried, Ibnt 1t
ended In ignominous failure Tho
Insertion that Mr.. Cussidy favors an
notation to Utah shows 10 what
straits our Republican, friends aro
driven in their attempts 10 defeat tho
peoples candidate for Congress.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
SILVER AS MONEY.

We iudorso the course Of our Sem
and commend their efforts to esthb-
yer rs money -[Republican Platform.
The Republican party Of Nevada
,indorses tho. law which makes silver
o commodity, establishes the single
standard OF gold as tho only measure
of values and permits n fow wealthy
corporations to corner silver and
mako millions by buying from the
producer and selling to the govern
mont. On this subject tho Alta
California of recent date has the fol-
lowing:
"Not many days ago IT, will be re-
membcred that the weak-headcd sill
vor people who look to the Speaker
for inspiration, were shouting over
tho prospect OF tho speedy prog
ross Of silver to it's old par, S1.29 1t
had to gain nine points to reach it..
Instead Of gaining nine points it has
lost eight points, and has fallen to
SLIP. Tho spectators who mauipu-
late the silver commodity are now So
curing it ut SLIP. and when the Sec
rotary next month buys the 100000
required by law it will prob
ably rise to s1.20 again. That is to
say, the spectators will mako 9 conts
per ounce on 100000 ounces or tho
snug sum of s3GO,CoOl This repeated
monthly amounts 10 n profit Of ST.
100000 a yearl l tseoms easy 10 find
non who wero interested in tho Gil
vcr bill. They are the few who con-
troll tho commodity In tho market,
and the bill puts in their pockets 3D.
$4,000 per year"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
rns CAMPAIoN.

A.large audience, in which the fair
sex was well represented, assembled
at the Courthouse last night to hear
what Mr.. Cassidy, candidate for Con-
gross, had TO say on the political IS
sues in which the people are inter
csted. Hon Theo. Winters, u can
didate for Governor, was present, but
did not speak, as the ground was well
covered by the orator OF the evening.
Mr.. Cassidy opened bis address by
referring to the tariff question, which,
on account OF the recent passage OF
the Mckinley bill, is not now polit-
ical issue md will not be for several
years to come. Tho speaker then
turned his attention to the silver
question which is ono OF vital interest
10 the people OF the Pacific Coast.
The present commodity silver law,
which enables Wall street ~financiers
to speculate in what should be a
precious metal, was heartily de-
nouned as n fraud and n delusion, a
bill passed in tho interest of gold
bugs, a law which degradcs silver and
makes gold the only standard OF
values and the only legal tender in
the payment OF debts. Mr.. Cassidy
pledged himself that in. the event OF
his election he would use his best
endeavors to promote the silver inter
ests, declaring that he would accept
nothing less than FREQ coinage, a
measure which can be accomplished
only in the election Of a Democratic
House OF Representatives, for the
reasou that il the next House should
be Republican it will he IN indorse-
ment OF the present compromise silver
law and no further action on the
question will be had.
Mr.. Cassidy next turned his atten-
ton to local affairs, including the sub
ject Of irrigation, for which purpose
he will favor tho cession Of all govern
ment lands in Nevada to the State,
economy in State and county govern
ment by which taxation may DO re-
duced, for which purpose tho Demo
cratic party of Nevada is pledged to
the calling of n Constitutional Con-
vention, and other matters connected
with the immediate welfare OF tho
Nevada.
Mr.. Cassidy closed by an appeal to
tho gond judgment of the people in
casting their votes at the coming cleo
ton, and if they believe that tho vel
fare Of the State and general govern
ment will be su5seryed by continuing
the Republican patty in power, vote
for their candidates; but if in the
light Of past events they believe that
n political change will conduce to
the best interests Of the people it is
their duty to govern themselves nc
cordipgly in casting their votes on
tho 4th day of November, 1890.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
Acting

Tho Virginin Enterprise prints tho
following: ~ y
"There does not seem TO DO much
oom for Argument in relation TO who
shall perform tho duties OF Governor.
Lieutenant Governor Davis diod, and
under Section 1853 OF tho Statutes
Governor Stevenson appointed Frank
Bell to tho vacancy, Had thero boon
no statutory provision for filing tho
vacancy, tho Governor would have
acted under Section 8 Article v OF
the Constitution, which directs him
10 mako such appointments, whom no
modo Ia provided by Jaw.
"Mr. Boil being Lieutenant lover.
mol, now performs tho dutios OF Gov
ernor under Section Is OF tho Same
article, which says: In caso Of the
doatb,' etc, tho powers and duties
shall develop upon tho Lieutenant
Governor There is nothing said
about drawing tho salary Of Governor
and IL is probable that financially Mr..
Boil Is only Lieutenant Governor,
but In all other respects he 10 netting
Us Governor by authority OF the Con-
stitution and laws. II IL isa power OF
duty OF a public officer to draw n
salary, Mr.. Bell will receive tho CUB
ornatorial figure, but IL 10 probable
that the courts would decide that IL
Is merely a privilege"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-05
The REPUBLICAN oPPoRrU
NIFTY.


The action OF the Democratic mi
nority in Congress during the present
session, in attempting to obstruct
public business aud tho course of
legislation, has about exhausted the
patience o; the country at large; and
their continued obstruction upon
occasions where obstruction could be
OF no possible avail to the Democratic
party has given us on exhibition Of
] ~.wlessness in the halls OF Congress
akin to thnt OF the cowboy in Arr
IONA"
The above from the Carson Tribune
looks very nice for tho Republican
majority in the House OF Representa-.
tives when unaccompanied bytha
facts in the case. A few days ago the
Republicans undertook to increase
their majority in the House by unI
seating two Democratic members and
supplying their places with two Re
publican negroes, who had, we are in
formed, scarcely a shadow of claim
for a contest other than tho threat Of
their colored supporters that. unless
the contestants woro seated they, the
said friends, would forsake the, Re-
publican party and cast their influence
with tho Democrats.
The Constitution Of the United
States provides that "a majority OF
.each blouse OF Congress) shall on
stitu:e u quorum TO do business"
and speaker Reed himself admits that
n majority must be present in order
to constitute n quorum. On tho
occasion referred to tho Democrats
undertook TO prevent the outrage! OF
seating the two negroes by breaking
the quorum By absence. Speaker
Reed ordered the doors locked to
prevent members from retiring, but a
burly Texan member kicked the door
open, thus giving those who chose to
do SO the undenia able right to retire
whenever it suited their pleasure to
do 80. Tho vote was ordered, and in
the face of the fact that it requires the
presence OF 16i members to coasti.
tute n quorum, tho colorel contestants
were seated with the presence of only
152 members in one case and 15S in
another.
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a Wore TO Ladies.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot H otel--Clark & Green. Pro-
prietors.

WE Grattan. Mrs Joseph Holland,
Mrs w Eberts, John Bishop, ] G Tai
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THE PRICE OF SILVER.

Silver is on the decline, and why?
Simply a little scheme On the part Of
spectators to accumulate a largo
amount OF the white metal to be dis!
posed OF TO the government at a large
advance when the time comes for the
monthly purchase OF the 100000
ounces as provided by law. And yet
this is tho law which our Republican.
friends eulogize SO highly, somo Of
them, in their enthusiasm for any
thing passed by n "strict party vote,n
declaring that the present law is
better than n free coinage law which,
in one sense, is true. 1t ia botter for
wealthy SPECTATORS who are. per-
mitted to make largo profits on the
fluctuations in price, and in whose
interest and for whose benefit the law
WINS passed. 1t is better than free
coinage for the speculator, but where-
in nre tho people benefited? With
silver on an equality with gold, SO fur
as coinage is concerned, the govern
ment would not be a purchaser"
nnd capitalists would not have an
opportunity. to make largo fortunes
by buying from the producer and
selling to the government.
Tho financial policy of the Repub1i-
a party has always been in favor OF
the wealthy, and the present com.
modify silver law is no exception;
hence the assertion thnt tho present
law is better than d law making the
coinage OF silver froe ut tho Minis OF
the United States.
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Muller.
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BORN.

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ty, Nevada Sept. 81, 1890, to the
wife OF j. S. Shellbe'g,a daughter.
BATEs:-At Tecoma, Elko county,
Nevada, Sept. p, 1890, to the wife
Of II. Bates, daughter.
STRHrToS:-In Butte Valley, Elko
county, Nevada, September %, 1890,
to tho wife Of John Stratton, n son.
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Undertaking..

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holstering Of Furniture, etc. Shop
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Induratcd Fibre Ware.

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DrcaRninklnp.

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you want your
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Dentistry.

G. Hamilton, Dentist is located
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ent Mt tho Depot Hotel. u
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DIED.

PEARsoH:-In Elko, Nevada, Sept. %
1890, Mrs. Emily j. Pearson, aged
80 years.
SHELLnuRG:-At Tecoma, Nevada, at
midnight, September 30, 1890, Mrs.
Flora d. ShellGurg, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hardy.
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Notice.
House for Snle.

House for Snle.
A brick house on Idaho street for
sale cheap. Apply to a. w. Hesson
or DR.. J. j. Meigs, Elko, Nevada.
I'm.
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

ing remarks were made by Brothers George AL
len and Samuel Ellis, Past Chief Ruler Clarence
Mills, Secretary A. A. Allison Past High Dep
uty Ruler r. s. Dunn, Past High Chief Ruler j.
and ]. Ii. Loveless, and Past Chief Ruler w. H.
Douglass and Brother Taylor of Redemption
Tent No. 144
Friendship Tent No. %, Monday evening
last, was favored with a visit by a delegation
from Redemption Tent No, IA, and an enthu-
siastic meeting was the result. Stirring re-
marks were made by Grand Chief Ruler +. s.
Woodford, Grand Secretary L. II. Patterson,
Past Chief Ruler X. IL. Cooke Shepherd
Thomas Wood, Guard II. L. Milburn, Treasurer
Alonzo j. Eaton, and Levite William Sweitzer,
and on the part OF the visitors by Chief Ruler
H. j. Lucas, Deputy Ruler William Pallas, and
Brother j. II. Ritter. Several candidates for
tomorrow night.