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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02

Who is The Representative?

This is what tho st. Louis Globe
Democrat, n radical Republican paper
says of the Silver bill, and the editor
evidently knows what he is talking
about:
"The rise Of silver put into tho
pockets OF Senators and Representa-
tiyes Of this Congress 3 100000. Ole
OF the most active workers for silver
legislation made this statement, and
no gives anne and figures. Tho
largest amount OF individual profit is
$4,000. That goes to tho credit OF II
Western Senator. Tho smallest
amount is $1,000, which will help out
the campaign expenses of Il western
Representative who finds it hard work
TO make both ends meet on his salary.
Twelve Senators and fifteen Repre-
&c natives participate in this hand
some clean up OF sure thing specula-
ton"
Those follows then bolst for pay,
and while they completely domone-
tized silver and made it n commodity
Mcssrs. Stewart and Bartine try to
deceive tho people OF Nevada with
the idea that they have got what they
needed. Snch attempts at deception
arc rs criminal ns they aro nonscnsi-
cal.1Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
Why Is 1t?

Why is it that tho Enterprise koops
~ iis continual bonst that Colcord
has been just to workingmen? Is
trcro anything wonderful about il il
no has boon just to thcm? But it was
in California that this alleged justice
wns rendered to them. Is not tho
Enterprise aware that Mr.. Colcord is
now running the only mining camp in
Nevada that phys only 81 n day to its
miners? Aud is it not further known
that tho minors no employs are com.
pelled to board with the company
that employs thcm. and that they arc
compelled to pay &c y week for board?
The Chronicle is not so much inter
ested in tho assertion that Mr.. Col
cord was once just to tho miners
pndor his employ in another State as
10 is In this fact-What nro his prac.
iicos and usngeso tho minors at pros.
ent Under his employ in this Stato?--
| viruinia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
A Republican Argument,

The good effect OF the Mckinley
bill is felt in Reno already. ". M.
Van Buren, showed Il statement this
morning which gives him over $500 II
year moro profit on his wool than he
would have made without tho tariif.-
Reno Gazette.
Well; how about the poor people
who veal WOODEN clothes? Will tho
Gazette say that the increased price
OF wool does not effect tho price OF
WOODEN goods! Then who pays that
extra six hundred dollars? IsIt good
policy to increase tho price of an
article for the benefit OF Il few at tho
expense of tho thousands of poor
people who uso the goods manu-
facturcd therefrom?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
Mr.. Bartlnc's Record.

Tho Democrats have no hope OF dc.
fcating Bartinc, but in order 10 injuro
him ns much ny possible have revived
tho story that ho voted for the Win.
dom bill, which ticy know Is utterly
ralsc-E Enterprise.
Mr.. Burtino vOtod in committee for
a bill which in many respects was
moro Objectionable than tho Window
bill, and n which as against tho
then existing Bland law, would not
have received half a dozen votes in
tho State OF Nevada. 10 voted for
this bill aud against the report OF n
froe coinage mcnsure which received
tho approving signatures OF tho two
Democratic members or the commit.
tee, neither OF whom was from n sill
@ producing State. This is his
record, and it ought to consign him
10 forty thousand cternities Of politi,
cal obscnriIy and oblivion Virgihig
Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotcl--Clark ~ Green. Pro-
prictOrS.

WI Kennedy & son, Dan Donovan,
RI Rutherford, & l. Baxter, w NJ
McMilion, NJ j Hayden, Geo Stevens,
Tuscarora; Fred Lovelock, Bull Run;
Paul Schillcrstrom, \ w Fuller, Os.
valid McDermott, South Fork; II \
Young, Pleasant Valley; J Is Hill, p
Hansen, a w Gobbel, B T. Miller,
Wells; j II Roberts, jacob Conrad,
Conrad Smith, Stephen Dakin, La
moillc; WIN NJ Stewart. Carson; II *
Colcord, Aurora; John T. Egan, Vir-
ginia City; T. ~IIoncyman, Cloyer Val
ley; Francis G. Ncwlands, III Fred
erick, Rcno; j Nugent &c wife, Il
O%udorkirk, Mound Valley; Lone
Fisherman, Ogden; A Z Wallace &c
wife, st Paul; w + Fordham, Dclnno;
III NJ Reed, Willow Creek; Bishop
Seaman, Rugby, Salt Lake City;
Henry ScuIly, Eiko.
a ii Sugget, II w Brown vito &
baby, John Woolcock, III NJ Brown,
RIA Rutherford, T%uscarorn; NJ j Rush,
S +; Henry Voi&ht e wife, j Conrad,
Conrad Smith, Lamoille; Geo q Kim
ball, Washington, ID G; Chas Adams,
South Fork; j Scoby, T. Wagner
Ruby Valley.
A G. Mitchum, Bull Run; WIN II
Moran, j II Sanguinct, Il ID Albert,
Mound Valley; NJ J Rush, DR.. Hook
Ter, S +; Fred Mottclcr &c wife, Salt
Lake City; j G. C%nstlcman, Morris
burg, Canada; j S Jowett, WIN Por-
kins, Lnmoillc; II floncyman, Clover
Valley; II Bigolow, Francis G New
lands, Reno; J Is Moore, Ruby; John
Bishop, Cnrlin; $ Spencer, Elko; p
Hansen, Il p llardesty, Wells; Geo w
Crum, Battle Mountain; IL X Col.
cord, Aurora; John l. Egan, Virginia
City.
Il B Monroe, i Il Gould, Chas A
Jones, Reno; Jake Eggers, J a Logan,
Mira Clark, Tuacarora; S TURNKEY,
Rattle Snuko Bend; a NJ Tinker,
Spcciul Indian Agent; Walter StoGcl,
$ Il; A W Fuller & wife, South Fork;
Nit Polk, Lamoillc; T. Il Millen
Philadelphia.
Chas Vanina, Reno; s Spencer
EllSo; II l. Horton, J II Williamson,
Austin; Is r. Cheney, Eureka; T. Han
sen, Wells; G S Moody, Osino; II
FRANKIE, Lainoillc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
OUR LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

At the earnest solicitation OF Demo
Gratis all Owe the county, tho Demo
cratic Central Committee has mt last
concluded 10 comply with tho wishes
of the voters, and ill out tho Leglsla-
tive ticket, us follows;
For State Senator, a. w. Hesson, OF
Elko.
For Assemblymen, James V. Muir
lay, OF T~uscarora, III. H.. Coryell, of
VOLS, and John Il. Wright, Of Ruby
Valley.
These names will DO found in the
ticket in our advertising columns in
to-day's issue, and they arc all men
whom W. can consciously recommend
to the favorable consideration OF tho
voters OF Elko county. When making
out your Tickets on next Tuesday, do
not fail to remember kindly the
Democratic Legislative ticket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
Wants am Appointments.

1t is reported that Senator VIM. NJ.
Stewart, OF Nevada, is DESTROYS OF
securing tho appointment OF Justice
OF tho U S. Supreme Court to sue
ceed Justice Miller, deceased. II
Stewart .hould secure the appoint
ment. a vacancy would occur and n
us. Senator would havo TO be ap-
nointed by tho Governor.-lCarson
Tribune.
The Tribune should have completed
tho rumored programme, which is
this: II Stewart can secure tho ap-
pointmcnt OF Justice OF tho Supreme
Court, tho vacancy in tho United
States Senate caused by his rcsigna-
ton is to be filled by Francis G.. Now
lands. This is the proposed plan to
six" Newlands in recognition for
his services to the Republican party
in tho present campaign.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
Old Probabilities.

Tho Indians aro beginning to return
from their annual pinenut excursions
in most cases we'll laden. In answer
to nm inquiry an old patriarch Of the
desert remarked:
"fash, pritty much; heap plenty
piDcnut."
"lIard Winter this year, JIM"
"Yash, mcbby 80; mobby hcap
snow, heap cold mebby not" Yasl,,
mcbby 80. Mebby three, four moons
me know"
Having delivered himself Of this
sage bit Of prophecy tho noble Uncus
wrapped his Government blanket
about his stately form aud wabUled
after his rapidly retiring squaw, bag
Of pinenuts and pappooscs, who werc
part Of tho procession OF aboriginees
moving up tho streot.--lliono Jour
nal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
dunno.
Political Jottings.
From the Virginia Chromiclc.l


John r. Bradley, son OF tho do
ceased Ex-Governor Bradley, arrived
last evening from below, and is work
ing in tho interests OF his party.
w. w. Booher, Democratic randi-
date for Clerk OF tho Supreme Court,
is IN from Elko on Il visit to his nu.
merous old friends and fellow citizens
OF tho Comstock.
Reinhold Sadler, Of Eureka, candi-
date for Lieutenant Co. ernor, arrived
in town Saturday evening aad is in
the hands Of his friends. Anyhow he
finds plenty of them to shook hands
and smIlo with. He Considers Storey
county perfectly snfo.
Theodore Winters and George w.
Cassidy, our next Governor and Com
gressman. will address the people of
the Comstock ut Gold Hill Tomorrow
evening. This closes thor ugnye
meuts for tho campaign.
John y. Brady, next Secretary of
State, who has been out along the
railroad with Governor Winters rs far
as El!io prospecting tho politica! crop
pings, returned rs far us Carson last
evening and will get homo to tho
Comstock to-day. He says they wor
we'll received wherever they went, and
expresses confidence in tho outlook.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
rAl,rIsAN lNcoNslsrENcY.

The Silver State publishes IN article
jim reference 20 Senator Stewards
speech ut Winn1mscca Tuesday even
:iny, which closes as follows:
The distinguished Senator ex-
pressed no dissatisfaction whatever
with tho reelection OF Senator jones,
who Is a millionaire, but implied that
the election OF Theodore Winters, an
old and fixed resident OF tho State,
who, in the thirty years he has re-
.sidsd in Nevada has accumulated
forty or fifty thousand dollars worth
...ct property, would convoy the i'm
preston East that Nevada lisa "rott.n
borough" These, OF course, we're the
utteranccs OF the Senator as a parti-
san, and were probably intended only
for partisans whose prejudices for
tho time clouds their reasoning powers.
Now Mr.. Colcord is reputed to DO
Syorth $4,000, not q dollar OF which,
according TO his own admission on
the platform here, Is directly taxed in
the State he desires to govern. Be
sides he is backed in the fight by tho
Virginia & Truckee and Carson &
Colorado Railroad Companies, whose
Superintendent found him and nomi-
mated him over the heads OF old Ne
yada Republicans vino had been DO
ing yeoman service for tho party for
years. Dir. Winters is, though per-
haps not us wealthy as Mr.. Colcord,
making the anvas unaided by ring
or corporation. Ha is n representa-
tive Nevadan, an unassuming, intelli-
gent citizen anil good business man
who appeals to tho bona tide settlers
md honest citizens Of Nevada for
their votes with the assurance that, if
elected, the State Government will,
ID far as no can control 1t, DO conduct
Q on business principles.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
THE GREAT DEBATE.
Bartine ON the Defensive From the
Stnrt.
Especial to the IsprrxsDzxr

RENo, New, Oct. 30, 1soO-Cassidy
aud Bartino met here in joint debate
last night. There was an immense
audience, and silver was the chief
topic discussed. Cassidy put Bartine
on tho defensive from tho start and
kept him explaining and apologizing
for his coIrse in Congress all tho way
through. Cassidy completely riddlcd
Bartino and tho Republican party on
tho silver question. Dartine was
forced to admit that tho Republican
party WIS in complete possession OF all
branches Of tho Government when
silver was disgraced and destroyed in
1873. IIe also admitted that tho
Bland bill was passed by n great ma
iority of Democratic votes in both
Houses Of Congress in 1878, and
frankly confessed that to-day three
quarters OF all tho Democrats in
Congress are favorable to free coinage,
while tbrcc-fourths Of all the Re-
p%ublicans are opposed to it. Tho
other points discussed wee OF minor
importance.
=. j. dunno.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
PLATFORM AID RESOLUTIONS.
Adopted by the Democratic
County Convention, Oct.
10, 1890.

The Democrats ~ ElkO county i'm
Convention assembled hereby ratify
and rcnilirm the platform adopted by
tEo Democratic State Convention ut
ltono on tho twelfth day Of September,
1880, and present 10 this Convention
the following resolutions:
ReSOirCd: That wo aro in favor OF
calling Constitutional Convention
Tor the purpose Of reducing tho
Ourdcnsomo taxation which tao pco.
pie OF this State aro %grouninr undcr,
ana which not only prevents immi.
Erntion,. but IL absolutely dcpupu-
lnting the State; and wc recommend
that tho Democratic ticket for this
county be printed with tho following
words thereon:
Unconstitutional Convention, yes"
RcsofrCd: That We demand Of tho
incoming Legislature tho immediate
and unconditional repeal OF tho law
passed by tho last Nevada Lcpislu-
turc, and approved on tho ninth day
OF March, 1880, known ns tho "Os-
borne Water Lhw."
RCsOiucd: That while wo aro in
favor Of q radical reduction OF tho
expenses OF both State and County
governments, wo nre NOT in favor OF
reducing tho salaries Of our County
commissioners. ~ wo regard them as
tho custOdinus Of our county finances
and tho most important officers tho
voters Of tho county Hro called upon
to elect.
RcsOircd: lhG. wo aro in favor OF
tho FREQ and unlimited coinano Of
standard silver dollars OF tho present
weight and %iincncsa, which shall DO n
legal tender for tho payment Of all
debts both public and private, aud $50
will DO satisfied with nothing less.
Rcaoircd: That wo are opposed TO
tho consolidation Of tho oIIlce OF
County superintendent of Schools
with that Of District Attorney, M wo
believe such II combination would DO
detrimental To tho educational inter.
csts OF tho county upon winch hor
future welfare depends. Tho success
OF FREQ government depends upon tho
education Of tho people.
RcsOircd: Tint wo no in favor OF
cloctinG n thoroughly competent Dor.
son 70 tho OillCo Of Superintendent of
Schools and increasing tho salary TO
ono hundred dollars por month, pro-
vided, that tho snid SUPERINTENDENT
shnll visit ouch public school In tho
county ut lcaat oncc during oach
school year.
Rcs0lrcd: Tint for tho purpose Of
securing tho purity OF the Is illot Boz,
wc nro In favor OF tho Australian bnl.
lot system NJ adopted in the S.ate Of
Massachusetts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
The Osborne Water Law.

For the benefit OF the Austin Rev.
ellie, as well rs for the information
OF tho voters OF Elko county, we de-
sire TO state that tho nominees for
the Legislature on tho Democratic
ticket, in the event Of their election,
arc pledged to use their influence for
the repeal OF the Osborne water law,
which has subjected tho people OF
tins county to so much unnecessary
Inconvenience and expense. IF you
want that infamous law repealed, vote
for H~esson, Murray, Coryell and
Wright.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
I,nllroad work Suspended.

Tho Piocho Record snys: All work
has boon ordered Immediately sus.
pended on tho extension OF tho rail.
r3ld between hcro mud milford, on
order from tho load Office In Oma.
la. Tho order is tho outcome Of the
compromise OF tho u. r., Stanford
aad Huntington, and II 10 doubtful II
work will DO resumed again before
.noxt Spring. Another sctbqck TO our
mining region
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-02
IIalstcad Has Sold Out.

1t is announced upon reliable au-
thority that Murat uals.ead, owner
OF the controlling interest in tho Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette, has sold
to II broker II portion Of his holding.
Whether the sale was coupled with II
contract to give the purchasers con-
troll OF the Gazette isnot known, but
it is probable tho sale settles it that
I1alstead will remain in the ems. until
the names OF purchasers from tho
brokers are mado known. There is
much speculation on that point.
General Algcr and j. S. Clnrkson have
been guessed by somo rs tho men.
Tho transfer OF the stock and tho re-
organization, if any, will be done
within thirty days.
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Resolred: That we ~earne.,,,v
ommond such amendments - N
Federal Constitution as Mill sn.th no
the people to elect United States Son.
ators by II direct vote.
ReSoircd: That VIC heartily con.
denim the practice OF requiring cani;'
dates for county offices to make mn
expensive and laborious canvass ~
tho county, rs wo deem it n perniciows
one calculated to prevent the h,sf
men from seeking Official positions.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. RUSSELL,
Chairman.
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Sheriff Barnard has just received
notice OF tho escape from tho Nevada
Stato Prison Of two criminals sent up
from Elko county; George W. LOWS.
convicted Of murder in tho second do.
gree for killing Piccali ut Bullion, and
August Richards, tho man who bent
md robbed Uncle Billy lfcscltinc, ut
Ifallcck. Tho State offers u rewnrd
oJ 800 dollars oach for their eap.
iIrn.
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chasing goods NJ homo. ] carry u
large stock Of seHsopablo goods and
will sell ut Live and Lot 1.-Two prices.
2-lo III. CHASE
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