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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Ms Joles, how is your health this
m m;rairgs Thank you. madam. much i'm
proved boaght bottle Of Dr. Bull :
Cough syr5p lat night, std. after the frs,
dose, fry cough Wa chs cksd. | tlept well
sai hass 10: c9Gyhed once this NOR ing.
Aeci8enfs riil occur 10, only in the
bsst se.ulst q families" but everywhere
aid al ali nes Therefore keep sslss,isn
Df. reng- q sE.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Forosd to Resume Work at Old
ptiCpa

lntRrooi, oct. 6 The strike Of the
carriers which has caused almost u to'al
suppression OF husiness in the grain end
cotton t,sdrs will he ended tomorrow. Tho
strikers t0dsy Il clled to resume work at
tn oil wages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Gtsnd Lodgs Of Good Teinplars at
Rackiand.

KocKlASp, Oct. 6.-The advance guard
OF the Msine Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
pisrs has already commenced to arrive in
this city and the iadica'i ions are that the 3si
>, mi aRsuai session Of the order - be bell
in Far~tlI Hall. Wednesday, viii be the
Iost important session held in u,sny Years
I he Grand Couneii conveaes at the par Jrs
of the Thorndike Hotel Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. Election
passed OF quietly with very light vote
polled. Oa occoant of the system of nj
rOriIy representation in different boards
and vacancies On tickets, all nominees on
the republican and democratic tickets are
lected except one.
Both rarties nominated two candidate :
for board Of school visitors while the boai d
consis.s of lLree. Two democrats AID one
republican were elected. The beard Of
selectnen chose one democrat and one rc
publican; two republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
FIRE at FARMIaGDALE.
Suspicion that Trsmps BurglsTlz I'D
Housf then Fired IL.

Especial to kenne5ec Journal.
GAaptSEH, Oct. G,--This morning shortly
after two o'clock fire broke out ia the esd
cnce Of Mr.. 4. T. Dixon on North street,
above ule a ID half from this city, and
in a few miautt- tie bouse, Ell, stable,
nearly all the furniture. and $3.50 in money
were consumed BY the flames. \ horse
which was In the stlble vas saved. bat two
ns Of hay we're destroyed. Mr.. and
AF. Dixon barely escspcd with their lives,
aud hu. for Tei dog vim slept in the next
III. dog woke Mrs. ID x3n by tapping her
face, - ben They fourd ths room Fl led with
fnoke AID tst just time enough TO get out
10 the}r night clothes. The ire is supposed
80 have capR arouaG the eh mney. although
. q hin'el that the buildirg- were entered
by tramp- the $50 To money taken. snd
De ths II ;et - the baildinss. There are
picion. parats having been noticed around
lhe riacs recently, and window was TO
need to be- ~ 10 Il part of the house before
he buildings were consumed. The alarm
vas sivsG ia Gard ner, bat too late - ensb
ths hte compai les TO be a any fssistsnce.
b he hoa-t was va.nei at 81 500. furniture
ajae- the hoGse was lrsured for 81 coo
ln Morr. lis agency; 70 insurance. on fuf
u,tgrt. The blow - very severe enc for
many reasons to Mr.. and Mrs Dixon, ard
the 81 mfathy Of everybody Is with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
HaiIis burg Car Comp5ny's EoHs Go
to Protest.

II>BEisnrRG, Ia oct. d The recent
failure OF the Iron Car Company of New
YORK prpcipItstci crisis IN the stisrs of
tie Harrisburg Car Company of this city
hose notes cnt to protest SATURDAY. IL
is W der,tooi that the Il fficulty VIII b.
tidpd over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
5oth Parties for Conne c,icut Womei
While She Sts on Fence.

NV HAVEN. Oct. 6.--ln the town tlec-
ton of Mi'fl'sTry. New Haven county to-
day, W. Mana l. Towns nd, vas elected
school visitor Her elecii 10 came about by
both republicans AID democrats believing
she held political opinions similar TO their
osn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Promtuer citizsn o, Faru,ips,on Dead.

FARMlNGros Oct. 6.--Jotham L. Mil
iss morning, gsd so years. He wss we'll
known to the travelling pab ic. having been
4 popular landlord for the past fifty yea's.
srd a highly respected citizen lie leaves
q wi,los and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
lfan and Girl Perish in Flames Ct
Burning House.

house SIX miles from here occupied BY a
MeNsuzhton families family, wss burned
last night James McNsughfon ard an
eight year old girl peri.hed in the flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07


htldse. atRa, rn Wat.r s.4erf. A.I's i" M li
tANSFfl, sfrNt "p-i"lf
ff'e II, t--N tstrhrlN. erre4, Nts-1 is't..
fHir1" t,n, uit sfs "f ttv .D'.- efsu- I,.-.
honsf 20 eisstU taotus, amt tsr1. fnis .' 'f g.
dies. f.o t1Nt, asset .ar' 81 st.t
NV E,tg inc-". utCri3 farHi-9'i s'nts. ,'4
tttee. t,aa3 sihie botrt r,qi at 3, r'4-ts
ssr,~t -t.u-f- -rt
ft1W !.H, {. sliNns rvCentiF pogHtfts pt 2- %
L Fgiiaf. also wharT agd lsfti -hsis.
inn,f tlf' HeaNlE Npnr1s.
hi'u hhNl- igtc riurls uee q-r-Fi~t ~ taf
4 Pension ono osHr usy stoft ef p'sifI1s D.
ire sra1f wait, e,''sets ea1 sz.rr. rHlfer1
ae frusti ami rts- apfaAi+t 81. " t~NFii
fs7e RtssE ersrt est,a erff t4s 'iis,su'
store. I,racs " seer Nst RAis- >f''
@. rsasf tss N t'1rsss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
a LS ne Staudite Z Law Suit Settled

NrwroKr, K l., Oct. 6, n the aHuuRl
mt eIlng of the Newport 4 vi kiori Il X.
4 Steamboat Company. today, the lss SUIT
OF Contractor John Besttie sgsinSi the sIu =
psny, pending nearly 20 yeris, wa, settled
Tor s9l 900, which iucluj,s the oiil iral
contract and lntrrs,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
TIE President Lsayss on His Western
Tim

WAsH;ssTox, Oct. The Prs.ident
Isf, Washington this mornIn2 a, if.2f. via
the Oh ssyease & OHIO RAILROAD, 10 At sfd
The Grand Army reunions at GsIs,b.rs.
Topeka and Ksnsss ''i'y and inci ieI;4liy 10
visit Sc. Louis. lfdi,nspoIis. Peoria snd
her ci,ies sn ro1fe. He is accompanied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

hs SeerstAry Tracy. Marshal Rscslell.
Capt. Mersi,;a, rriss'e Secretary Hslfard,
+. +. Thh,t, the Presidents sienosrspher,
rep:ese nts,lses OF tae associated press sa,.
c. Il, Bishop Of the Chesapeake 4 ohis
railroad Toe President expects 10 rctu i
to WSshiryson the Ia h lust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Fell Through ;5caffold with Lentern
Buildings Blurred.

NoRRIpGKwocK. Oct. e-The farm
buildings Of John E. Hatch we're burned
with the soutsnts early this morning. Less
81 500. Insurance 81 600. Origin, fall
;ng fhr-ush a scsyold with q lantern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
STATE NEW q.
Hcnnebrr.

Mr. lsaish Austin and Dr G f.. x rt.
left here OF Thurs lay for Prince E1wat'-
lslsnl for another flock of sheep. Thcy
expect of course to return before the ncs
tariff tases III ct, which increases the duty
from % per cen. u 3 30 per head. We
pic4unc many o'her buyers of Cana IN
stocl are doing likewhc. delegates /,
state Convention of w. &, T. L from
China nipn are Mrs. II T. jenkins, Pre-
i1crt,-Mrs s. \. BaK,r and Miss +. NJ
Brsncrd Missionary trr,ices in NJ. l.
church 1hursday ever irg las. Remark
hy Rev W !. Kelly of North NassnlbGro,
Rev. | II " Whsrfe, 7. f., Thomas'or
and Rev j Bran, Pastor. We suppo-t
tte il june,iors of the speakers for mem
bers OF the churCA to double tialt m'ssi ~
nry conuihlti,us Ih,s year. do nnt spply T.
III ,se Who gave notmnP last year --t'o' e
gressmsn Taylor arrived on Friday last.
Immediate improvements on the hoie,
are contemplated. Mrs. u Il Fosti
sitting friends in Massachuset aud Nc~
iismpshire,
siuNti.
MIR ard Mrs. J. s. Smiley and ! TIL
daughter, spent few days last week n
neW N"A'"' wa ''s iI'e'''e "e' ,''''
h"'S - -" nH' 'NP''t ~ ~ 'S'
!. ''u' "l'n
~ ~ 'i''''"f .,
''u""A "''
Mi Ely Bean Of Bangor is IN TOW
Wis ting her mother, Mrs Helm Spear,n.-
Mrs Ruth Clark reiurfci h me Monday
ai'e' spehuiuk Ap 10y w ~ ~ ~, WV
na"Rh'r Ut ~ '.,n'I'
"i''s''' ~ .AN
" pAIr - "".' 'un't
D''h ny ''
Ill ''N
''' 'e'' al ~
NIeHNA.
Potatoes have rot'pd bsd o. some f4rr,
in this place The apple op VII he iigl'
IN tai- vicinity. Farmeis have srcur.-i
ihr,r crons iu fair con iioi lo.w us'td
ing the h.Avy raj s.-Rev G u. btS,
ami ~if- of Dexter have been ,is,i Z
ir ems IN tbi, pl'c .-Mr' ahH h''' w. Il
~ ~
:. L"e"i"-
'."',''"''
very pleasant gathering ocrnr-e'' I
the residence OF Mr. Lincoln D'Y'a O.
IuFs1ay evefin' a, eiiht "'cl"ct' "h b
etrisi'r hf ne rnarria-e 81 his da"gh'sf
Me- Nay {. DAVIS, u ff'rk g. brPen
onih Inc families OF Va birdie ahf
groom, "fh large nun "f y III nd
Nfre pie'ths ~" nsT"m'' "f- tfr
formed ny REV. = y. h1iY Al ~ tb-
CEREMONY Wedding lunc1 we s"rs d
Numerous ara besuu'ui gti- '"' ~ ~ u
the regards OF friends ani We l-Ti'hs'
Nr. aiid Mrs. Gfeenougn isit uex mDr" D.
Tor k~st Boston, hfif future hone vi
J0h B'ysits HS-r' o. tharle't ~ ?
Ma's ~bo " - itiug nm, ma 'e n =
10 n the evenii 81 ffli d1"n 't"'''
She spit her n2s' aud get a b.i cut 10 ,'i'
mp - Mr Hsorge tu't- hss closed 80 m
nlsf cottage ard fetu'n.h ID New iofk -
sis. Amory ana ny nave re'"fnr1 u
iheir home ~ me west ~Hf- Hst"an L'n
'oa sat nome IRON breenpor
Ps""bse"t.
UrrER STiLLwATKE.
John w Ga,d ,rufchs,efib. An r
nj ( honesfe.d an silver .tfee,.--- \ "a
,bs, he hoo..s have l,een nA,,iv nu,nt,-,. 4
the ct,fzsa. .houU at once see that ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
A Reporter Wants $4,000 for As
sault

Lose Island CIrl. y Y. oct. i -
GeCrso X. Crowley, ssociaied pr, ss report
er who was so bruteily assaulted by Mror
Gleason not long ago. has sued the Mayer
for $40 400 damaers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Extra Session Of Ohio Legislature to
Be Held.

CoLCAsrs. Oct. s.-Governnr Campbell
has issued proclamation eonTening the
legislature in extra session Tuesday. Oct
l4th, to..consier Legislation rels'ive to the
city goserEmeut of Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

IS iaunttfss x9oH ig8hes 4sa
w sf4ffltef fDg hnr sllFts SfratF s4fE
IN ssH sTEtH LAtsahF sct54fss
AyaSffD sC6tnpatant rli TOO sepefal
w hoHseNofk Api4y 20 hs' II. p. ssitti.
- ffeseeHt 81. AayHata. ue. ac Gdt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

PiAS. 1f
C5ssEat.OE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07

Adamson's Bcta1ic Bsissm 10 compoun-
dsd Of tn, bss. colcen:raied extracts of
barxs, roo.s and gums in the world II Is a
safe ard reliable medicine. pleasant to the
nsss, and cnres coughs, colds, asthma and
.c,oap. You can end IL st all drug stores
oct6d&wfolrm
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Rum Wins in New Britain.

NEW BgirAIS, Conn. Oct. 8 The DEM
ocrais msde clean sweep in the lcHn
elect on todsy. The license Was carried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
Steamer ana Ba,k Co lido -rwsIv
Lives LIS

LoNpos oct 6-rhe British steamer
Ouse colliied with and ssuk bark oG
Flusting. The whole crew OF the bark,
numbering ~ men. were drowncd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
SIaN AL SERVICE
Weather Indications ter the Next ~
HonIs.


Uiice q he Cniet Signal Officer.
WAsHISoroS. Oc.- I, | A. NJ. J
For New Eoglard Runs; wiods shift
ag 70 soulheaster!y slightly wa'msr.
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LOST

\ OsT-Rswasf ~ Fss4 Dsil4rs will hs i4as is
j i tbs pefsya ay peFsanF Nis8 eiH fetaFa ~
Hiss hiiFa i D8uiaf, = tadaas' ssgsa -ssetti asss
brtre~H ffhf8issf sA3 sapiisFis. 4rsg tig FL -
sqana faig zroand, an She 2aa saY 81 ptensls. Z.
issD The sRfshri auat4iEea f.sf ~ gaFse p
atsai - eFsfs IN e3aags. estfa r. 10 re
ssn., FIlsn l. buuise, wri2tFa @ifa peasH ag
ink s{so fi4fss aiseF sisfser saifas. far
absy. reward EBl ise s1srs % ihe pariis- x.sitz
the shove iaf9ynfa ion EfIEs J.. Ds ssl.sf-.
Hsf'iiasf, Ne De 4, ~. actf8tR
D@T T--k3tlf4r in Ausasga. t4RftiHrs Or f4gls
! on ate NH Iit Rsli gsgFe f44g. fiifeg @qr
sf9Hs aud fiis inscription IT. b. -. from Afaia
r. p" ea tss insldH ~ fiha VIZ fhs fa4isr fia1sa
eoaRnaBieate ~ once o. y" eare gea1a a4iiaf
sfssi rsesiVe reward. asfalif
4 Dsf~A sfsaH silver fab1rf asarsrd Ms j
kisen fosEfr from g + T.. 49, fhe 6Hsief
plrBse rsfsFA 20 Aggssta iiosssf ostiasK~
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FOR s 4.LE-

ylOfsi1 for stti-,g5 Melville st MpttfH
fixtures. tl,o0 g. e. ~tt -nr s.. Ngv
market. ). II srt. llw
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DR. Tarbeli's Deposition.

TIE commission returned at , 40 T. NJ
Norton came in charge Of Dcpriies Saw
yer ard Grant When be ioe his seat the
Journal man made him present of pic
ture of his Norton'.) house which the
prisoner sc ep,td with thar ks Deposition
Of Dr Wm Tarbell, North Anaon --
Physician, 3 graduate OF Rosd3in Medical
schcoi. formerly lived in Scion. Knew
MIS- Cooley have treated her, onee the 9Th
# jane. lsSs 1 treated her for scue aIhu-
min4ris. say her at Brow IA and Hiltou's in
North Ansen. Her condition was gcner-
a. dropscsi efIu. on The lost time saw
her only mad. casual examination.
There va. on enlargement of ches. ard
arms She could MT button W her dress
from necs t. totom. 4 i make an cY-
smnagion 10 see it she was encieptc. saw
M reason 10 suppose 'he was in that con
drfirn
C,tss-cx ,miH}ti1n Tan fix the date hy
the chnrg,. on the books The charge is
made to Nicah Merton. Could net say that
,haVs pregns Mt il 1856 Her dau, htcr
WIS wi !, htr the last time saw hy- Sh"
was whsrr shc could hear what had SAID
10 her mo her. Have hsd considerable
practce Nv sttea,ion was caiIci to this
v.i' from June ''6 to 'omtt,me in - 1t
was ia Ami. lss6 that -h, made the 8 ate
MEM thst she vas gGla-. Wrote iclter
to Walton ard i'srlgn N April, 1890. -sy-
irg thst II was certain she toll me tie
above. etc Saw Mrs Fuller the day She
csme down to court, u u rot understand
that she pa. sgmGoaed for the S'atc o.
iected - by defence. Objection ovPrrul d.
Wrote letter - Mr.. Dsuforth. wrote
to Mir Dapforth tbai she Mira. Fuller was
entire ly ~ fit to 20 10 court That il was
even d ngerous to life ior her TO 50 to
court. Tli' wss the truth.
Defence here closed.
S ate in rebuttsl The attorney general
offers the letter from Dr. Terbei! to the
county attorney. in which Ms. Fuller is
acEnovl,dg i TO BE- 4 governme nt witness
nut that the Doctor e sHfies that she did not
know wbethrr she was gorernmert wit
pe-s or ro'. This wss o7i .ctsd 70 ~ &c
fen.e. Objection sustfined.
The suurney general desiring to confer
with county at orney Da1f0r.h, vent into
the I, hay ard consulted Darn the time
the prisoner Ii;ked M the picture of his
home and looked At it steadily fer some
minuses. S son tae tesrs came 10 his eyes
sth te sid II doru,
1he claim Of Jhe ~fate is that Tarbell's
letter 20 the county tlrney was Of tee
dencg to use his il haence to keep the Wit
nass swsv for this trisl.
Recess. the fifth OF today. Recess being
over. the jury were called IN. After cor
sultatlon with counsel on b5th SIDES the
court asked "Shsil considar the evi-
dence all in2" After raining the arti ,Ies
that he desired to 90 10 with ne Jury, sttor-
aey general Lit lefieid said 1t ia a I in
your horor Thus closed the evi Hence.
and tomorrow morning the arguments will
bexia and the World will soon knoE the
rant
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Always Rs.iab.s

AiwzYs Rsisb.s
have ssss BroEa'. Iasssat gs!ief
ngsgF nmfs &ad for msuy tgsposes AMI
assayn eiiA psyfeeiiY slrallss,srg rssaiss.
Il aesA qs.ekis Afl4 = ~ ac,l ~ able
Aas q s 1sTrtE.
Moray Ne
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
Wisdom in Proverbs.

Pleasures steal AWAY the mind. -
Dutch Provcrb.
A grain Of prudence j. worth pound
of craft. t.-&sintic Provcrb.
Envy shoOtcth nj others and wounds
himself Russian prOvcrb.
Virtue and happiness nro mother
and daughter. -Gcrmnn Proverh 1lss
a blow from n frying-pan smuts If
IL docs not hurt. Spanish Provorh.
When there is room In tho heart
there is room in tho house. -Dnnish
Provorb.
A mouse will scare n thief.
Provorb.
Intomporanco Is tho doctors wet
nurse - Gcrinun Provcrb.
Tho envious may die. but onvy nov
.er. French PrOvcrb.
Childron's virtues bring now wealth
to tho parents. -Tnmil frovcrb.
A hired horse md ones own spurs
mako short miles. Dutch Provcrb.
When tho bcc sucks IL makes honey;
when tho spider, poison. Spanish
Provorb.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
HE GOT DAMAGES.
a Man Who Know Hts Rights and Dared
Maintain Thcin.

Mnu VINO Knew His Rights and Dared
Maintain ThcIn.
contractor for new building on
Michigan avenue left the cellar un-
guarded At certain spot, and young
man who was passing by on his way into
grocery tumblcd in. a cash was cut
in his scalp, two teeth iooscncd, his ear
cut, and his cont was ripped up tho back.
where's the bocs Of this job?" he de-
mandcd. rs no gol.ip. ..----. ..
''l'm the man." replied tho individual
named. I'm very sorry this happened,
and what -"
Sorry. are you! Well. being sorry
won't pay tho damages! want you to
come down"
81 am sorry, rs ! said before, and am
willing to do what is right. II YOU"
''No beating around, now! want cash
damages"
GLOW much2"
"Wcll, tell you what It Is, man
who will set a trap OF this kind for pco-
pie ought to bc made to sweat for IL;
and II you don't fork over two shillings.
I'll law you clear to tho Supreme Court
and back again"
1.-Two sh!llings?" gaspcd tho boss.
''Tcs, two sbillings, and not n red
loss"
II was handed to him quicker than
creased lightning, and as he went his
way he said to some OF the bystandcrs:
"fhnCs the way TO got your rights
stand right up TO folks!'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
Notice.

/ will rent or sell my Summer range
at terms to suit the renter or pur
chaser. My ranch is l. miles long
and D miles wide commencing at
Independence Valley and extending
north with good outlet TO the pub
lie domain md well wntered. II is rs
good II Summer range rs any in the
State. Refer TO L. &. Mcclellan
County Surveyor, or 4. w. IIcsson
County Assessor. who each know tho
range well. Will rent or sell at nomi-
nal price, and as l have complied
with all the requirements Of the law
! will prosecute anyone hcrding or
trcspassing upon tho range to the full
cx;cn. OF The law. No agent but my
self. Address
JAS. T.. WILLsoS,
White Rock,
Ellto Co,
Nevada.
w 2 IN
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
A VALUABLE TABLE.


Tho Capacity OF Ci.torns for Zach Ton
Inches Ia Depth.
Twenty-Five foot In diameter, 3,O59
gallons.
Twenty fcet In diamctor, LOIS gallons.
Fifteen feet In diameter, 1, ,I0t gallons.
Fourteen fcctin diamotor, 83o gallons
Thir;ccn feet In diameter, SCI gallons.
Twelve feet In diameter, 7Oj gallons.
Eiovcn foot In diametcr, soc gallons
Ton fcct in diameter. $50 gallons.
Ninc foot In diameter. 100 gallona.
Eight fcot In diameter, 3i3 gallons
Seven feet IN diameter, $50 gallons.
Six and onc.half feet In diameter. 20G
gallons.
Six foot In diameter. ,i76 gallons
flyo fcct in diameter. 122 gallons.
-Four and One-halt fcot In diameter, 90
gallons
-Four foet In diameter, rs gallons.
Three fcct in diameter, "a gallons.
Two and onc.hslf feet In diameter 80
gallons.
Two feet in diameter. ~ gallons -
Shoe and Leather Review Directory.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
Opposed totIIc Bill.

\ business mems meeting, for the
purpose OF protesting against tho
passage Of the Mckinley bill, was
ield in Philadelphia Tuesday after
noon. Alexander *. Mcclure pre-
sided. Mr.. Springer made the open
ing speech, contining himself to the
woolcn schedule OF the bill and its
effects upon carpet and othcr wooden
industries Of this city. Tho closing
address was delivered by Brcckin-
ridge.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, JUNE IS 1890.
Indians Counted In.

Indians are to be counted in the
census. Page 10 OF "Instructions to
Ennmerators" has the following, as
to Indians living off OF reservations:
"lndians not in tribal relations.
whether full bloods or half-brecds,
who are found mingled with the white
population, residing in white families.
engaged as servants or laborcrs, or
living in huts or wigwams on the
outskirts Of towns or settlements. ase
to DE regarded rs Il part OF tho ordi.
nary population and are to be en-
braced in the enumeration"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
SIMPLE YET FATAL
Electrical Execution Described by an Ex-
pert IN tho Science.

Electrical Execution Described by an Ex-
pert IA tho Science.
The preparations necessary for cleo
trical execution arc very simple. The
condemned criminals cell Is visited by
the prison authorities and his hands and
fcct are saturated with tho weak potash
solution whicn so rapidly overcomcs tho
skins resistance: during this space OF
thirty seconds OF less, his electrical re-
sistancc may be measured. though MIR.
Edison's researches la this line have
rendered even this unnecessary. Shod
in wet felt slippers, tho convict walks
to tho chair and is Instantly strained
into position; his feet and hands arc
again Immersed in the potash solution
contained i'll foot tub connected to one
pole and in hand basins conncc ted To the
other. With this perfect contact there
is no possibility OF burning the flesh and
thus reducing the effect of tho current
upon tho body. Dials OF electrical in.
strumcnts indicate that all the appa-
ratus is in perfect order and record the
pressure 1T every moment. Tho deputy
sheriff closes tho switch. Respiration
and heart action instantly cease, and
electricity, with 4 velocity cuuallGg [. at
of light, destroys life before ncrve-scn-
sation, ut 4 speed OF only one hundred
and eighty feet per second, can reach
the brain. There is Il stiifening Of the
muscles, which gradually relax after five
seconds have passed. but there is no
struggle and no sound. The majesty OF
the Law has been viAdicatcd, but no
physical pain has been caused. Harold
= Brown, in North American Review.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
The Base Ball Game.

Quito number Of our citizens
went down to witness tho base ball
game between tho Terrace and Carlin
mines. The first three innings were
exciting, each party doing some fine
playing; but after this the Terra o
boys seemed to "lose their grip" so to
speak, and the gamo ended in favor
of tho Carlin nine by score OF 27 To-
10. Notwithstanding the extreme
heat there Was n large number OF
spectators, in which the fair sex was
wcll represented.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
VOLUME "a.
Making Progrcs s.

Our Republican friends IN the
House of Representatives are still in
crca ing their majority by casting
out Devils, (Democratsl, in accord
ance with the Gospel according to
Saint Mark, III, %, and seating
Saints, Republicans). On Wednes-
day the Alabama contested election
case OF alcDunie against Turpin was
decided by seating the Republican
claimant. McDuilie was accordingly
sworn in, and Turpin was informed
that his services were no longer re-
lnired
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-15
Two Ranches For Sale.
" 3-In

have for sale two good ranches,
one ut Docth, Nevada, containing y90
acres of fine hay land. The other,
our miles from Dccth, consists of
100 ucrcs, is suitable for any kind OF
crop, is No. l in regard to soil and To-
cation, bas two never fuiling streams
OF water running through it md 400
ruit trees, (mostly apple trccs), in
bearing. Address
JAMES MCMUILES,
Dceth.
" limo Nevada