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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. J.-cnule-Eecelpls 5000
head; shipments $500 head; market steady:
10 lloGs-Receipts -, G0O head; shipments 8 coo
head; market firm aud II shade higher: rough
and common ght mixed 81 loai IS; fair to good
mixed s. !onS4i prime heavy 81 Is: light s. 10.
head; mnrfCt slow: natives s. 40i3 50; western
81 9Oai 50: Texans u 5Oai d; lambs 81 70.
EAST l.lBEETY, Pa, Dec. u -Catlle-Heceip,s
so head; shipments 10 head: market strong.
llogs-Receipts ll50 head; shpmen,sl $50 head:
market active; PhilGdclp1iAs s. T0a3 50; mixed
81 3043 10: pigs s! 'Aa3 Is. SAeep-KeCeipis SEQ
head: SD lpments i90hcad; market dull ut yestcr.
days pr!ccs.
CISclSSATt, O., Dec. 2j.-IIo IS. light receipts;
comnohau Lights! 2ja! 80 pa king AMI butcll.
en- 81 5oas II; receipts 3.t0J head; shipments
SO head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
1lprkGtu,

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
1lnrkGtD.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Money on call easy, rang
ing from 3 TO per cent, last loan per cent.
closed offered at ) per cent. Prime mercantile
payer 'iaa9 per cent Sterling exchange quiet
and steady atSi 79Aai s31<. Sales lt3.l5J shares.
The stock market to day was very dull through.
ont, nut especially SO In the afternoon. aud re.
hour, when there was u partial recovery OF frnc.
tional SseS. The Vance, bills ere the strong
point IN the list, Lake shore especially showing
mnrke strength. The 'epotts OF different roads
were generality up 10 expectations. The dull.
ness continued until the close, which WAS fm
at the sally. The final changes nre, In hui a
rev cases, for more than small fractions and gell
orally III the direction OF lower figures
a Aaill osd bonds were dull, but displayed u
hrmer tone. Sales $4,000.
Government and ate bonds dull n nd Stno,,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-24
Piles, Piles, Piles.
- ~ TNtf ~

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protrudins Piles. Price boc
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-24

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con.
stipation. 25c per box, boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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jncit the Ripper.

The excitement caused by this inhu
man monster is scarcely equaled BY
that produced by the great discovery Of
DR.. Miles-the Restorative Nervine. 1t
speedily cures nervous prostra,ion,
change OF life, pain, duliness and coniu.
sion in head, fits, slcepleesnesg, the
blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly
pains, etc. Mr.. John S. Wolf, druggist,
Of Hillsda!e, Mich; Talbot and Moss.
OF Greensburg, Ind, and a. ". Black
burn, OF Wooster, o.. say that "The
Nervlne sells better than anything we
ever cold, and gives universal satisfac-
,ion." DR.. Miles new illustrated treat
ise on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MwFAW-i
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Wool.
Metal

nestle fleece 3ia59c; pulled 27a3ic; Texans lSa25c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. "5.-Wool market quiet.
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Cotton,

NEw:YoEK, Dec. 23.-pig iron nominal. Cen.
per nominal at sli IS, Lead unchanged. Tin
more active; S:rui Sc O0j.
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Petroleum..

sew YORK, Dec. 23-Petroleu.n opened steady,
and. after some slight Il sctuat,Ons became uuIi
and remained so until the close. p,nnsy lvunIu
oil spot opening G91ic: highest 69Lc: lowest mud
CLOSING G9c; January option opene! Cg;;14c; high.
est G.t+G; lowest csc: closing GS5gc. Lima, no
sales. Total sales IS UyU barrels.
OIL CITY, PA Dec. 2}.-OpeRed G9Lc; h!ches,
70Ac: lowest GSi!c; CLOSED al CSC: sales lI Geo
barrels; clearenccs 40 wv barrels; luus llI,5C6
barrels; shipments III S9l barrels: chu.:ei uone.
buckeye no sales; runs lQGSl barrels; shipments
~ ,35S.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec 13-Duil, nothing do.
inS, Opened at Gy}ac; closed n, G9Ec; hlghes,
Cylyc; lowest Gy;.c
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Ea1oH Is ale.

Modern seven roomel hGUsc. with halls. pan
try. bath room attic, large cellar, hot and cold
water, natural AMI city gas. Full lot, GO feet
'front.' Oh Honth Penn street. \ very desirable
location. Property in tipe condition.
Double bEick-wili pay MS Hn investment OF
make n pleasant houic, Five rooms IN each
side, With hntA gases and water. Very cheap.
SIxroomCd house, With hal. nau try, &C., all
IN lrst.clsSs order. Gao1 lotasion. 10 South
Broadway.
Six rooinct. house at 2S Zane street for $3.50
Good house.
FiveroomeA house nj ~ Zane street.
YoNr last chance 10 buy desirable lot OH
west side OF South rem street.
Building lots III All plrts OF the city. Some
that will pig Is m investment
hSve several good iarlas near Theeliag for
sale 1T very low figures. Satisfactory reasons
given by owners for snltiuE. Suitable for reeu
lar farming. stock farm, vegetable farm and fruit
farm. Prices from Si,!5Jup.
TOILET.
Six'roouled brick horse. Possession at once
Good house.
stororoom. Possession AT oucc, January |, or
April
Dwellings, large and small, for APRIL.
C. y. SMITH.
dell Real Estate Agent, 100 Market 81.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.fNkUSTEE'S SALE
Il or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

by virtue oil q deed OF trust executed to inc by
3amei hine on the 99th day OF august, lSyl, and
recorded In iced OF Trust HOOK No. 81, page 81 +,
Oh inc tecotds Of ohio county West Virginia, |
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Great difficulty will soon 10 cxpor-
fenced in deciding which OF the two
cakes Office left at your door is the milk.
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Mrs. Spooney-"Will you love me Just
IS much, darling, when | am old?" Mr..
spooney-"Alore, Lydia; you woa't be
go silly then ~
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PHYSICIANS all over the country are
using "OLlvE Blossom" in their practice
With the best results. The high stand.
ing OF the manufacturer, DR.. Francs, is
sufficient guarantee OF it's merit.
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. L. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams, Q. schnepf, G. Menke.
meller, ". 9. Armbrjght, ". Fl. VIII
liams and NJ. W. Hcinrici;J ". Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport; G. N Wy
rick BelIaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood.
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AN old adage says: Remembrance is

AN old adage says: Remembrance is
the only tie which fingers when all
others die y direct application to
this truthful saying has made us persis-
tent in our efforts TO bring Losses ex-
tract OF Red Clover 10 your notice. We
are daily coming in contact with people
who say to us. You remember what !
was, how I looked and how su hered
before WAS induced to try Red Glover.
Ask any one who hss taken Red Clover
tor any form OF Blood Disorder and Skin
truptions, ior Indigestion and Eheuma-
tism: Ask them. we say, what their
recollection of Red Clover is, what it did
for them, and they will convince you OF
the truth OF all our statements.
For sale by Logan Drug Co, pAw
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Government and s, ate bonds dull and s,codr



Y. ). is rcg-"".""""l?l Ohio ( Mississippi. 10
y. 5. IS coupons."l2lSs do prefcrled-.... IS
y. .. rs reg. .......:ioSh Oregon improved. II
Y. ). AS COUPON. le3A IOregon Nav... a
Pacific Is OF 05.......l09 Oregon Trnlls... ll,z
Adams Express....liO lpnc,tlc MGii.. ais
American ExprcSs-lll pltp bulch -
Canada Pacitlc...... ny. Pullman ralNcc.i.o
Canada Southern. 49, Read 30,%
Central Paciiic-...,.. IS IRIck Isand, ... liz
chesapeake X Ohio &c 81. \. L. San Fran.. 81
90 first preferred AOLlst. Paul. ......,,.. dyiI
DO second plcf'd 26L do preierrrusl0SLs
Ehi' nut Vulncy- ~ Isl. Paul i Omaha. 90JLL
Del 4 ltudson.... lGIh,I do p.c.crred..,.,... IS
Del. Lack. & AeSt.lnSH1 Tcnn.coal & Iron. %
Denver l. 4. G-.... II rpxxs Pacific. ,....... l$i
e..."........."...... lSHIUulOn Pacific IN;
Fort Waync......... 10 U. s. ESptess Ct
Illinois CcntrA... 9SnlW., ST, L. 4 r.. q
Kansas u TeXas.-.. Ia do rrc!eircd....... lG55
Lake Shore ....... 1857 Wells Fargo Ex. INK
Louisville 4 Nash. 7rMlWeltern UnIol, III.
Memphis & ChRS... 80 Am. Cotton OIL. Id
Michigan Cen trail. " Colorado Coat...,,,.. ri
Missouri Pacific. -. co Iron silycr,......,...l
SShSnfi!!e q Cnatt. y 1snicksilver -.;...... "
Norfolk & Wprci'd 81 iu,ro Z
Northern pIG1c..... q RichIn d EW. i. II. 1Sy,
do ,prcierred-..... Gl1 Atch!son *
SosthwcSe, Il. .....-l037s Chicago Gss...,...,. -
do preferred. .lA Lead fIust...,........ lIs
New York Central % Suga. ......,....'...'' t7ti
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Central Standard Time,
LINES.
From sr!drcpore Station

}YIzHAnSyIvanidI LINES.
Hl@ From Bridgeport Station
Trsins Tls the CIcvolnuh & Pittsburgh RAN
!oad leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh Ghicavo
ana cievsiand. 4:ton m; Fo: Pittsburgh, lc:ls
9. NJ. FOR Chicago Nnt Cleveland, LOO p. nj. For
Ntsnurgh and Sew York, 2:ii p. II. For s.eu.
benvllc, s:i3 R. N. s,7- VI.
Trsips arrive II. Bridgeport at BOZ n. n, 1920
a. N. 1910 2. n 40! y. IN. and Sis y. IN.
On Saturdays only-Fot Fast Liverpool, S:!.l
p. ~; from East Liverpool, li:l2 p. IN. = ~
FRoa WHEELING STATION. 81
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati a ~
Lou Is Ea:lwny-pa Pan IIsadle l&oute-lpSvcWhe.I
ing for stelbonvillo Pittsburgh and Inc Esst
G:2o a. m. 1873 2 m. SO p. 10 ,aud $40 p. ~
Eor Columbus. Cincinns!i, indianapolis aud 81
loItH, G:3H NJ. and $50 p. m For Colup.bus
aud .aicaso, 1885 p N. !fairs arrive q, Wheel
luga;b a. H.. 1000 Il. M, 2:i5 III. AMI $40 o,
~: IrnnS lenytug 81 G:t0 a. q. and nrriyInY M
s;eo p. M, run slid belwecn Wheeling Add
Pittsburgh. AL trains daily except SUNDAY = I
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IiNhI ESTATE.
~ or - ale.

Block OF twelve houses Tor :lteOo. Annual rent
81 GQ0 per NunuT.
No. l0l5 McEOlIOrh St-rrt rrOtlul n hall
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Hos. Il. II. BIGELow, Judge.
Tuesday, Oct. II, 1890.

GrnDh jury ~impanolcl Us reported
yesterday.
Phtricl; Taylor, c. B. Nowby, Mar
tin Andersen, Neils Peterson, II. p.
Sorensoa and George Stock wore nd
mittod us citizons OF tho Unitod
Statos.
Tho will of r. B. Jacques, dccoasod,
was admitted to Probate.
Jane Bourne VS.. John Bourno-Po-
tition for Divorce. Docreo of divorce
gran.e III accordance with petition OF
plaintiff.
Court ordered that Letters Of Ad.
miniH:rat:on ON tho estate OF Mart
Smith, deceased, issue IL Jus. Talbot,
Public administrators.
Tho following cases wero ordered
OH tho calendar and set for trial us
follows, to.wit:
Moore va. Wall, two casos,-set for
trial Nov. IS, 1890.
Douglass VIZ. Wall, two oasos,--sot
for trial Nov. Is, 1890.
Lissack vs. Mooro-sot for trial
Nov. IS, 1890.
IIanifan vs. Pnlmor-sot for trial
Nov. Is, 1900.
Hardy W.. Johnson--sot for trial
Nov. 10, 1890.
Homer Warren Cattle Co. VS.. Stot.
fnini Battcsta-sot for trial Nov. 20,
1870.
Homer Wnrron Cattle Co. va. Stct.
faint Battosta, two ~casOs--sot for trial
Nov. 90, 1890.
Stnnoyich vs. lfonry, appealed from
j. =. Court, Mound Vnlloy-sct for
trial Nov. 20, 1890.
Mansfield va. Lafrcrty--sct for trial
Nov. q, 1890.
Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Estate Of l.. l. IlOglc, deceased
Hearing Of motion for final scttlcmcn,
Of account continued TO November II
1880.
Estate Of Malvinn Wo'gamott, do
cohsod--Will admitted to probate.
Estate Of Fred Spcctcr, deceased
Petition of Jas. Brain, administrator
for ordor OF sulo granted, upon hi,
giving bond in tho sur OF $1,000.
EstGts OF II. 4. Nail, dccoased-
Petition nt A. 4. Shivcly for letters o.
admin strntion on aaid estate granted
on his giving bond in tho sum Of g..
COO. and summary administrator
ordered, with Cunm:n1, Loo apt
! Argyle as appraisers,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-19
Tic Democratic Platform.

Tho Democratic platform IL not worry
nico reading, but Ito effects nro not
oil bad. IL has set tho party in mo-
tod, for finding q cory involves sigor
Gus wuiking.-lEntcrprisc.
40 tho Enterprise scoms 81 worked
up over Tho Democratic platform IL
would 30 vol for tho Secretary OF tho
Democratic Central Committee to
send TIA fow copies. Tho platform is
also published in full in every ISSUE OF
tho WEEKLY iaDEPEHDgHr, copy OF
which zoos to Tho Enterprise by this
msil, and in ogcry iGou Cf tho Euro
La Sontinol.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-19
Ex-Sccrcta?y Rclknap Dead.

y Washington dispatch Of tho 18th
instant says:
Ex.Sccrcrnry OF WGr w. w. Bel.
linap was found Gcnd this morning in
a DOT adjoining his Office, 1920 Now
York avenue. II 10 believed thu I
death occurred letwccn | ciclork
Saturday night and 0o'clock Sunday
morning. From John w. Cameron,
General Bulknup'S business ussocint:,
IL was learned TINT for como timo IL
had been tho Generals habit 10 meet
q fow friends nt the homo Of DR.. Hill,
who lives lc0s than as1uaro Hwny, for
n social game OF cards. Saturday
night no was with them ~ usual, and
remained until noarly midnight, when
10 returned TO his apartments in tho
Evans Building, ut 1920 Now York
nvcnuc, and presumably retired i'm.
mcdiatcly. lilo mover again was soon
alive.
> After tho war Mr.. Boiknap was
Collector of ito Rcvcnuc in Iowa from
1863 till October ~, 1860, when ho
was appointed Secretary OF War. This
ullco ho retained during Con. Granite
second administration until tho eth Of
March, 1876. when, In consequence OF
charges OF official corruption, ho 70.
signed. lTo was ]inipcachod aud tried
before tho Senate for receiving bribeg
for tho appointment Of post ,rndore,
and wns acquitted on tho technical
ground Of want Of jurisdiction.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-19
lFRoa TursDAr,s DAiLr.l
SALOIAGUNDI,

John Sparks. OF tho firm OF Sparks
& Tinncu, is in town to-day.
A. f. Cheney, of Eureka, ono CT tho
Republican nominees for District
Judge, is in town to-day.
Judge igelow camo up from Reno
last night and held q session Of tho
District Court here to-day.
Mr.. Anderson, n toamster, was made
happy last night, but tho Scripture
says, Man cannot live by bread alonc.
Some OF tho Pacific Coast paper
carrying lottery advertisements, ire
permitted to circulate through tho
mails.
j.. b. Fitch, Democratic candidate
Tor Assessor, is in town today. Ben
is rustling and will mako it mighty
warm for his opponent.
Billy Rogers was II candidate before
the Democratic Convention OF Washos
county for Clerk. OF tho Gl votes
cast Billy got .. Wo would recon
mcal him to stick to the Republican
party.
Senator VIM. II. Stewart passed
through on tho be!atod train last
cvenins, on route to tho western part
OF tho State whore no will turn his
gentle voice looIo in behalf OF the Re-
publican State ticket.
Our Republican friends are highly
clatcd because Theodore Winters WAS
nearly suGrocated by escaping gns from
detective fixtures ut Virginia City n
Tow days since. The only way they
have 10 alcct G olcord is through Win
tors death, hence the hlIarity.
Ell. S. Harrison, tho gon.lcmanly
Ira7clinS Agent for tho Burlington
Route, gave tho ISDEPEHDESr a
friendly call this morning. Mr.. Har,i-
son Is n rustler onl tho business OF
the great thoroughfare is perfectly
safo in his hands, US 10 is always on
the alert.
Secretary Window has decided that
tho accumulating surplus would JUS
tify another call for IE-pcr cent.
bonds. lilo has made tic call ind.fi.
nito as TO both time and amount, SO
that il tho money is withdrawn from
tho treasury too fapidiy lie can instant
~ call n halt.
The Austin Ravo:llo dcnouncos as Il
lie tho assertion OF Democratic papers
that X. X. ColcoEd pays no taxes in
Eimcralda county. Oar authority
for tho statement il the tax roll OF
E5mcTaldl county. II tho Assessor
has certified to II Ito the INDEPENDENT
is not responsible.
Reno JousnIl:-Tho E!ko county
Democratic Convention passed tho
nomination OF any legislative ticket,
80 that the Republican nominoeG for
Senator and AssomJlymnn will have
NJ opposition. Tho E!lso Democrats
feel kindly towards Senator Jones,
nad have no disposition to make any
fight against him.
Tho oditor OF tho ISDErESDEHrfsc!s
grateful for tho honor of being nomi-
mated for School Trustee by both
parties. While tho compliment is
appreciated, ho has only to say that
two years ago ho offered himself us II
sacrifice for tho thankloss o!lico and
tho people knocked him out; but he
assures them thnt they will never
have the opportunity 10 do it again.
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[FnoA MONDAYS DA1Lr.l
SALMAGUSDI.

Mexican Amolo soap, tho finest
toilet article ir tho market, at Hon
lcy's. Try n box.
Geo. w. Taylor and Coo. Grant, OF
Pleasant Valley, camo in yesterday
and returned to-day.
just received, new dress goods, now
pattern hats, us we'll rs may other
things OF u!o aud beauty, at Rosen-
stocks.
Chcs Woodward, Of Jack Creek, is
in town to-day. He says last Winter
used him pretty. rough, us vol as
mnny others.
J.::roujlde, Republican candidate
for Lieu enapt, Governor, came down
from Wells yesterday and went up to
Tuscarora Today.
Misses Emmn and Roso Gardner,
telcheta at Cirlin and Lamoillc re.
spec:ivsly, wero in toxin visiting their
parents yesterday. .
Il. o: Henderson, j. b. Fitzgerald
and L.'R Barnard left this morning
for tho southern part OF tho county
OIL political business.
Tho booSs for. tho registration OF
vottra will closo on the 2Oth insant ut
Q o'clock r. n. II you aro no. on tho
Great Register, get there, Eli"
bullion brokcrs and bullion FRO.
duccrs have rcapcd Il good harvest on
account of recent silver legislation;
but whore does tho miner come in?
Hon. J. II. Macmillan, Democratic
candidate for Supreme Judge, c1me
up on Saturday evenings tram and is
interviewing his friends hero today.
The price of dry goods and many
other necessities has been raised from
10 TO p per cont. b. tho Mckinley
tariff la". Who're does tho laborcrs
profits como in?
Hon. III. +. Bartinc'S list Ct appoint
moats ignores Elko and T~uscarora.
Does the Hon. Horace want no votes
from Etko county, or dOc3 no think
ho has il solid?
James Talbot has boon quito sick
for several days. We arc pleased to
learn that he is much better to-day,
bains able to sit up Il part OF the time.
Wo hopo to SEQ him out soon.
AS soon as tho registry book arc
ciasod Registry Agents throughout
tho county will confer n favor by
sending Il list OF Tic voters in their
respective precincts 20 tho IYDErE%D-
y Immediately. Please do not
neglect it, rs NO wa:t them for pub
LEGATION.
Reno Journa!:-Tho voto that
Washoo county will give in favor OF n
Constitutional CoaYontioa makes il
certain that the pooplo will b. called
upon TO .a:toHl Convention next
Spring, and that State and county
expenses will b. reduced 10 q proper
q gurC.
Tho recent riso in tho price OF sill
vcr has put many thousands OF dollars
into the pockets of bullion producers
in Nevada. lIayo the wages OF the
timers at my camp in tho State been
raisol on account OF the increased
profits? II not, who 10 benefited; tho
poor or thc rich:
The Gazette adniits that it has not
Gccn tho lis, OF taxpayers OF Esmer-
aida county, but it still persists that
Mr. Colcord'B namo Is There, and does
not wish to discuss tho subject fur.
Their. In order for tho gontloman's
name to appear, Jerry will have 10
got out q now list. IL ho does ho
will confer n favor by scndin2 n copy
to this office. We have n copy OF the
first list.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-19
lFRox WEDNESDAYS DA,Lr.l
sALAIAGuNDI.

Tho Daily FREQ Press made its ap.
p%earance this morning and will be
continued during the campaign.
Reno Journal:-Webstor Dorsey,
Democratic candidate for District
Judge. was on tho street ye.:srday.
Complete returns show that the
Republicans elect every State officer
and tho member OF Congressin Wyom.
INK by majorities ranging from LAS
TO 1851.
II Theodore Winters runs Us we'll
as Ell Rio Tiey and his other fast
horses no will win. Ho is bound to
como in first. for thero is no second
money in this raco.
This ball." said n we'll meaning
sexton, when showing tho belfry OF an
interesting village church to n party
OF visitors, sis only rung in case OF n
visit from tho Lord bishop OF tho
diocese, q fire, n flood, or any other
such calamities."f
Theodore Winters will make n Gov
ernor OF whom Nevada will be Justly
proud. His large personal interests
are identified with tho prosperity OF
tho State and his successful business
qualifications mark him as u man OF
no ordinary executive ability.
There camo very lea being a big
fire in town last evening. A number
OF sacks Of coke arc piled on tho plat
form OF tho upper depot TO which fire
was communicated by a passing train.
Tho timely discovery and prompt APP
plication OF a few buckets of water
prevented what would have been O
destructive CONFEDERATION.
Wednesdays Examiner gives Col
Markham, tho Republican candidate
for Governor Of California, n benefits
By showing up somo OF hin former
croo!;ed actions. Letters aro pub
lished showing That Markham dis
charged white men and employed
Cinnamon rs Miners on the score o.
economy.
Virginia Chronicle:-A. G. May, oul
noXt State Controller, arrived in towr
yesterday and will leave this evening
for tho eastern part of tho State
Charley will feel quito at home nj
Carson when ho takes up his resi-
dcncc there next January, rs he was
citizen of tho capital town for n mum
Der Of years before he went to Aurora
at tho Lyon County Fair there
were upon exhibit sweet potatoes ant
peanuts grown in Mason Valley. Tho
sweet potatoes wero raised by II. w
Wood and the peanuts by W. T. War
rem, and both articles arc Of n superior
quality. Tho Times says tho people
need not be surprised If somc day tho,
hear that bananas and cocoanuts orc
boing grown in Mason Valley.
G. L. Huntingdon lott New Yorl
Cry Saturday night for San Fran.
CISCO and will not return until aftci
the general election. lIis departure
following 30 soon after that OF Leland
Stanford, gives moro confirmation &c
the reports OF Il conflict between tho
capitalists, and it is expected that the
hight will include Tho contest for the
control Of tho Southern Pacific Com,
paay.
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Wells, Oct. Is, 1900.
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