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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

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NOT MANY WOMEN pRIy,rpv
.aan SEX has FOUND MORE
AGREEABLE FIELDS OF
LABOR

women printers a few v.,
were a standing menace 10 ,s'
.iade' in the view of the men -, ;n'
tsrs, says the New York c. pm
.ne question Of their adrn,,n, and
Ib.coga aphicai unions threatened 70 -
ILtor ns inc burning issue in no 70
setsIs s world. In this city r. w .ne
miss;o iof the time being bv Tn. "a "a
cans,,n OF union No. 8 viii, me au-
~ Ition that they be not .,tn the
h1ih Tor less wages thar "eu
ilr handicapped the wonsn uIeh.
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10 the NJ, me hundred of tbes. az az.
large ICY; They work chiefly bov
ding the ii s&esk printing Offices d aes
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.me IN th~
offices workns

I'm at "olniny II
,a.,tne afternoon.
worked as compositors
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TX. exceptional, snch as
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ms case until She
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growth of the trade
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

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|mpanled 1Stouc
b the church ha.
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sermon wac sais'crt
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

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sruDENT's CHEEK
HOW Ia MISSION TO THE
voy HIy AR.

a young man an.
Sine wear CT court of Dallas
plil to The inined to practice
lTeas, to Id was appointed To
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ssmine tho iission TO the bar
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he Young and Blackstone
entiu Cred ,ich as though he
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he examin trow was beaded |
him until
with perssira( what fraud is in
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II don't-I llg reply.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

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your superior
ask me ques-
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| other WAYS
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SUMMONS

judicial District o u and for the r,,-
,o, c0aHiT o s sa Eii tsiTes Territory. Nird
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ny, uty- he Izs
lsser5ugh tbs Official filter IL sci
I ooin OF a nature 10 discompose the
feelings Of the car or disturb his
sleep. s
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How the Gar Gets the News.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-31

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T.. .aed ms Letter on Fatrisr.b.I also
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Deserefsurs- ~ = ''''
{ <-S2essasse. 500.
Angel 81 the Prnirfes: or. n Dr..u a,
the Future By p. T. Pratt. ioc.
Ihe Mormon Question. By John
Taylor. loo.
Articles Of Fnafh. English narxe) each.
ioc. Engiish, Hawaiian and spanish
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Cloth. Gilt. 1sc-: Cloth. SO. ''Hn l.
az o. III Ju hde. Dlscourses devered
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sent by m.f'. q, ell De- sS.v ..,s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
Tolstoi's Book.

The Record-Union says. The ex-
clnsion OF T~olstoi's suggestive book
from the United States mails has had
precisely the effect anticipated--it has
served to advertise it und create n new
demand for it. Some Of our contem-
poraries have jumped to the conclu-
sion that therefore the order OF ex-
clusion is indefensible. Not so; il we
apply that doctrine to the condemna-
ton Of evil, then no wrong would DO
prohibited by law for the fear OF call
ing attention to it. The question with
the postal department simply was,
whether the book is lascivious and
lewd. II so, the United States mails
should not DO made the vehicle for
its distribution. Tho postal author
tiles cannot be held morally respon-
sible for the taste that demands such
literary food.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
4 Republican Circus.

Tho recent Republican County
Convention was q regular circus,
with all the paraphernalia complete.
The proceedings. put in cold typo, in
a mat~ter-of.fact way, look tame in.
deed; not 30 did tho show. There
was n clown, ~ring-master, trick mule
trained dogs and lots Of whoop.las in
tina performance. Tho Liusic was set
n little slow for bare back riding and
the ground and lofty tumbling, and
the base drum did not always keep
timo with tho bull.fddle and from.
bono, but the audience was hugely
Democratic and therefore good ia.
tured, and by literally patronizing
the lemonade and candy stands staid
through tho afternoon and evening
performances in great glee.-[Idaho
Avalanche.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
A sick Elephant.

Two OF the best known Santa Cru,
surgeons, Drs. Shearer and Sargent
performed On operation Sunda,
evening on the largest pntient the,
evor had-the pot elephant with The
RobiDsonsbow.
II had alarge swelling In the stom
ach, which was supposed TO be Nh alb,
sceso, but which proved TO be a iup.
tufo. Tho largo beast, wbile suffer.
ering great pain, behaved with the
greatest intelligence and g~ent!eness,
no9of trying 10 injure those trying
70 relieve his sufforiugs. Tho AMI.
NAL has been with Robinson fifty
years, and is valued at several thou.
saad dollars. II is supposed to DO the
frat elephant ever opsrattd upon In
this country.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
White

A special dispatch to the Examiner
dated San Jose, Aug. %, says:
Stephen NJ. White to-day aston
ished tho Convention by suddenly
withdrawing from his previous insist
ance upon Endorsement as q Senate
rial aspirant. His withdrawal, after
he had said that no power on earth
and no argument could make him
withdraw, and the manner OF bis
withdrawal, combined to arouse the
Convention to tho warmest enthusi-
asm in hi, behalf. His withdrawal
and his promise OF party service hai.
carried tho Convention by stor'n,
made him the hero OF the hour anu so
thoroughly disposed OF the question
that the Convention was not disposed
to listen TO to anything more on the
subject.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
Jno. p. Irish for Congress.

The Reno Journal gives an "opin-
ion" Of the nomination of Jno p. Irish
for Congress. as follows:
"On account ni his autagonism to
silver in Congress, McKenna's defea;
in tho Third District in California by
some conservative bi-metalist Demo
crat wouldn't have broken the hearts
OF tho Journal nor would it have been
considered a great calamity by the
Republicans generally in Nevada
John p. Irish, however, has been
nominated by the Democrats, and
McKenna's election is assured. Irisl,
will lose nearly the entire vote OF the
workingmen OF his party, and he car
draw none from the Republican side o.
the house. The Examiner was righI
when it said il would be evidence OF
insanity in the Democrats OF his Dis.
trict to nominate Mr.. Irish"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The Silver State has an article in
reference to the election OF members
OF the next Nevada Legislature, in
which the situation as to the election
OF United States Senator is discu s;ed
ind the conclusion is reached that
tho election Of John p. Jones is
assured; hence there is no use of put
ting men up for the Legislature
whose principal qualification is fealty
TO the Hon. John P. Jones as q canai-
date for the United States Senate.
The Silver State closes it's comments
on the situation as follows:
"Such being the Senatorial situa-
ton beyond reasonable doubt, the
election OF Senator should not be a
factor in choosing Representatives at
the ensuing County Conventions, but
the ability OF the candidates to de-
wise and advocate legislation that will
reduce State and county expenses, is
OF tho greatest Importance to the
people. 1t will make very little diff
ference what tho politics OF members
may be, but the men shoull be the
ablest whose services can DO secured.
Let us for once In a Senatorial cleo
tion year, choose a Legislature that
will feel that the principal business
for which it is elected is not accom-
plished when tho election OF a United
Suites Senator is announced in joint
convention OF the two Houses. Re-
form is absolutely necessary, aud the
expenses OF State and county govern
ments must DO reduced to prevent
both from becoming hopelessly bank
rupt."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
Fec xEv SUBSTITUTION.

The proposed new Constitution
provides that the aggregate number
Of both branches OF tie Le9islature
shall never exceed forty, and until
otherwise ordered by the Legislature,
shall consist OF fifteen Senators ard
twenty Assemblymen, to be sppor-
{ oned between the different counties
in accordance with the population,
based upon the census OF 1890.
Until otherwise provided by Law,
the upportionment OF Senators and
Assemblymen IN the different coun-
ties shall be as follows, to-wit: Elko
county, two Senators and three AS
semblymen; Eureka county, two Sem
ators and live Assemblymen; Hum
holdt county, one Senator and two
Assemblymen; Lincoln county, one
Senator and one Assemblyman; Es-
me,alda county, one Senator and two
Assemblymen; Washoe county, two
Senators and three Assembiymen;
Ormsby county, two Senators and
three Assemblymen; Storey county,
four Senators and six Assemblymen.
To tho average reader the justice
in giving Eureka county five Assem-
blymen while Elko and washoe coun-
ties, two OF the most populous as vel!
ms prosperous counties in the State,
arc given but three each, is not ap-
parent. The "fine Italian hand" Of
somo political manipulation is appar-
ent in the proposition, and it is safe
to say that that section will never be
endorsed by a Constitutional Conyen-
ton composed OF representative men
from all parts OF the State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
The Cosmopolitan.

We have just received a specimen
copy OF the Cosmopolitan, an illus
trated monthly magazine, one Of the
best periodicals published in the
United States. The copy in question
is the midsummer number, contain
ing High Life in Russia" "a Flying
Trip Around the World" BY Eliza
beth Bisland; "rrout-F Fishing in Lake
Ee ward" Trapping Grizzly" and
many other articles OF high literary
merit and OF absorbing interest TO the
general reader. Terms. 25 cents a
number, or $40 a year. Address The
Cosmopolitan, Broadway aud 18th
streets, New York.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
WHAT DEMOCRATS HAy
DONE.
HAVE

Tho Appeal would like to know
what the Democrats have ever done
for silver. Woll, TO begin Mt tho be-
ginning, the Republican party strucl:
the first blow ut silver by dropping
from coinage and practically demone-
tizing the silver dollar in 1873. This
wrong was partially rightcd by tho
Democratic party in tho passage OF
the Bland bill which provided for the
coinage Of full loyal tonder silver dol
lars; and, as tho Appeal we'll knows,
this bill was vetoed by q Republican
President, ono II. Il. Hayes. Tho
Democratic Congress passed the bill
over the Presidential veto, and thus
silver was partially restored to its
original position as n precious metal.
In short, the Republicans demone-
tizcd silver, n Republican Presi-
don't vetoed the bill for it's romoneti.
cation, and tho Democratic party
made 1t full legel tender and pro.
vided Tor tho coinage OF at least g..
100000 n month in spite OF the Re.
publicnns. This rs ono thing the
Democrats hsvo done for silver.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
sauce for Both Goose ana Gnnder.

SAaSS VI DOIh ooOoS anu ouiiASTs
The Reno Gazette, in discussing
tho candidacy Of N. D.. Foley for Sen
ator from Washoe county, says:
"If the Republicans OF Washoe can
not find an old and respected citizen
whom they can trust to look after
the countyis interests, thon let them
put up the gentleman from Eureka
and elect him il they can"
Now, let Us see how tho language
quoted, by changing q few words, mp
plies to the gentleman to whom the
Gazette, as ono Of the "modest nine
teen," tendered the nomination for
Governor or Congressman:
If the people OF Nevada cannot
find an old and respected citizen
whom they can trust to look after the
States interests, thon let them put up
the gentleman from California and
elect him IL they can
Foley has lived "a long in Reno as
Nowlands, and IL the latter is quail
led for Congressman the former
ought to be for tho Legislature
[Silyer State.
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Cigarette

The recent reports on insanity in
Illinois shows that 10 per cent. OF the
insanity in Chicago are due to
the use OF the cigarette. Still, no re-
~striction is put upon the dealers in
the poisonous thing, and It is sold
freely throughout the State. while the
most rigid laws are enforced against
druggists who sell opium. Tho most
OF cigarette packages contain q dan
gerous portion Of opium, when it is
considered that q package n day is
small consumption for a victim OF tho
habit.-lEx.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
st. Mary's Academy.

This institution Of learning at Salt
Lake City is under the control Of the
Sisters u the Holy Cross, ladies who
are devoting their lives to the task OF
educating girls and young ladies, and
fitting them for the active duties Of
life. The course OF study is thor
ough, embracing all branches belong
ing to a tirst-class education, while
the training in morals and manners
is such as to command the confidence
OF parents who cntrust thor children
to tho caro- OF tho institution. The
Fall term commences next Monday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
Ven ne..y wuk.

A. Livin9ston. Of Carson. yesterday
exhibited in this city An American
standard dollar that cost two dollars.
It Is impossible to detect anything
wrong with it whatever except in its
ring, which il q dead Rive-away, but
upon pressing the letter @E" in Nj OF
the Impressed words with the thumb
nail the dollar flies open, revealing {
locket picture and glass Any picture
may be put in it. 1t looks as natural
as any dollar in the world, is made OF
silver, and it Is dollars to doughnuts
that no n unacquainted with its
mechanism can open it or discover
aught wrong with it outside Of its
ring and weight5lViryinia Enter
prise
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-31
Salvation Tactics.

The Salvation Army has adapted
the tune Of Little Annie Rooney" to
the work Of salvation OF sinners. The
familiar words Of "She's my sweet
heart, I'm her beau; she's my Annie.
TN her Joe;" have boon translated
for the purpose Of the army to read:
"He's my Jesus, He's my Lord; He's
my Savior, He's my God" Some
people may have an idea that this is
a bit sacrilcgious, but tho Army be-
Loves in anything to save Sinners"
and 30 everything g~oes."-[Washing-
ton Post.