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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
u tho above mentioned suit. the undersigned.
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii sell By
auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1870,
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, THAT MAT COTTAGE
DWELLING No. I0s south Pine street The Lot
has front OF 30 feet on tho west line OF Pine
stree, By depth % $50 feet Property Of this
Character is grottly sought after. Therefore
brief notice OF the time and place should 10 sum-
ciens to bring out all In quest OF such property.
TERMS: Ono third cash balance upon .
credit Of six and twelve months, SAID deferred
payments TO be evidenced by negotiable notes.
with interest added from DAY OF salo aud the
title 70 said property retsinsd until the whole OF
the purchase money H. paid and conveyance
is ordered BY the Court
JAMES c. LAMB,
w. w. COSBY, JH,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, A LOT
hatvaen nvra aud Arch streets, with q two-s tory
orisk honse on it-price sl,s0o This 10 a rare
cnance for those desiring property convenient
TO the Tredegar Works and other mechanical
shops. srnN y. 1oDDiN,
NOR SALE, TWO NICE FARMS =
Il ON cARY-srREeTr ROAD, three mill,s =
from city. containing containing s. s. ana w = AcRks Fsiz
baresin. y. Q, TiNSLEY,
dc 7-st ul5 Main street.
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1IlHE RIVERMONT COMPANY,

"A -
LYNCHBURG, VA, November 10, 1890.
general meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho
Riyormont Company is hereby called TO meet
In this city at Callsthenic Hall on TUESDAY,
10Th day Of December, at O'Clock 7. NJ.
By order OF tbs Board OF Directors.
no Is-Tutd A. NJ. DOYLE, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SAIL.
a
ATTENTION. DRUGGISTS

RARE CHANCE TO SECURE VERY Dg-IRn
BILE STOCK. FIXTURES, goodwill,
UNEXPIRED LEASE, AND CON.
PLETE OUTFIT
oF tbs
ADNIRABLY.LOCATED DRUGSTORE ON IHi
SOUTH SIDE or BROAD STREET BG.
TWEEN SECOND AND IuAD
STREETS.
To satisfy q distress warrant aui atlrlmal1
In my hands shall sell BY public ll.-H1, "a
the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER u, N',
az 10 O'Clock A. ST., the ENTIRE $40 IS, f.f
SIrUkk, FIXTURE. GOODWILL, aHi I''
EXPIRED LEASH n tho Drugstore Nu. 10 =
Broad street, IN tho ciiy 0i kchm.1f lfs
STOCK Is a select and varied ono, cJmprsHf 10
DRUGS and CHEMICALS usually found Dr..
class retail drugstorrr, y large qtau.I
handsome and elegant TOILET AhlI.Ias
TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES. a.. nv 81
handsome COUNTERS, SHELVING. ,Ayh'
CASES. &C.
TgRhs: Cash Z. G. GAhMsN'.
DEF ID. A., T.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09
Letter from Cardinal Gibbons.

New YORK, December THE letter
of Cardinal Gibbons to the Pan Republic
Congress is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-09

The undersigned, trustees under deed CT
trust executed 10 them by tho Piedmont Manga
nose snd Iron Company OF Baltimore city, dated
tho 18th day OF November. 1871. will by viz
tue Of tho provisions OF said deed aud In exercise
Of the power therein conferred upon them,
sell at public auction. at tho courthouse In
10 kaiaot, co,tntv va ON
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
The Carnival.

Ogden Il il a fever o. eIci.cnsnt,
and everyone seems in arush. Active
preparations are in progress for ar
appropriate reception Of the royal
percentages, Rex l and Rex II, who
With escorts and attendants, male
and female, Sill arrive az :he Capital
City 81 the Kingdom Of the West on
Tuesday morning, July Ist- Many Of
the business houses on the principal
streets are already profuseiy deco
rated, and st:!l the work goes on, and
BY Tuesday norniig the city wiII
present a holiday aspect heretofore
uakuoZn 10 lie history.
Through the courtesy OF Col. fI1r-
vcy We were permitted % INSPECT the
interior OF tie Carnival Palace, 4 huge
structure 334 feet long and 10 feet
wide, which is built in amphitheatre
style, tiers OF s9a:a rising one above
another from thc nice, smooth flor,
and the whole covered with "a huge
canvas Of heavy duck giving it the
appearance OF a vast circus tent.
Some idca OF the magnitude Of this
immenEe tent may be formed from
the fact that it is composed Of 1870
square yards Of canvas, tho whole
Weighing 1900 pounds, or seven and
one half tons. Twenty-fourth street,
between Grant ard Lincoln avenues,
has been selected as the field for the
grand tournament; and on each side
are erected rows Of Eeats capable OF
accommodating the thousands who
will be there 10 witness this exhibition
OF skill with the lance and spear.
Columns might ir written in de-
scribiDg the various attractions which
will be presented next week, but
space forbids. Suffice it to say that
the Rex II Carnival at Ogden during
the week commencing June 80 and
ending July 8, will eclipse anything
heretofore attempted On the Pacific
CoaSL.
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cios.ng Exereises.

Tho closing exercises OF tho Sacred
Heart Academy ut Ogden took place
In the Union Opera Honse last Wed.
nc5dny afternoon. Tho building was
crowded to it's utmost capacity by an
Interested throDg Of spectators who
witnes. ed tho exeicires participated
in by eighty girls all dressed in white.
TIE children all did nobly In
their various patts, tho music es.
pecially being ycry fine, showing the
great caro- which 10 taken by the
toachers In giving instruction, as we'll
ps tho sthdious hnbits OF tho pupils.
Tho double duets md trios on tho
two piaEoJ we're remarkable cxhibi.
tions Of akill on the part Of tho little
performers. The specimens or needle.
work ind painting on exhibition show
what con BIO accomplished at that
institution The entertainment closed
with tho distribution Of prizes, md
orawp6 for excellent department aud
strdious habits. After tho list Of
Az ards in tho senior department wo
find the following;
"HoDornbly mentioned, but not 30
Ing at the academy tho required time.
receive no cio.n: MisD Maud Carter
The programme Of exercises aud
list Of prizes is ton long for our col.
nDns, ind would not 10 Of general
interest TO our rouders, hence we need
only add that tho whole gives owl.
dcncc Of tho thorough work which Ia
dohc by the Sieiere Of tho Holy Crosu
at the Sacred Heart Academy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Fashions In pcd.c1o,bc,.

Tho latest caprice Of rich and dainty
ladies Is penchant for silk sheets, richly
embroidered In delicate silk 1osses. Ono
OF these costly affairs Is OF ralo lavender,
with q wreath OF yiolots embroidered
around ~ and violet sachcts fastened in
tho corners Tho heavier quilt beneath
10 filled with lavonder-colorcd down,
sprinklcd with dried y~iolcts. A now
bod-sprcad, In marked contrast, Is mado
OF linen shooting embroidered all over
with white silk in bold conventional do.
signs wrought out In "short and long"
or "grandmother's stitch"
Mira. Erastus Jones-"Iookoo Gro,
'Rastus. what you gwino 10 church for
wid dathat on7 Don't you 500 dat bolo
right In do top2 Don't you know you
got TO han dat hat roun' and tako I'm
cloetionY' Mr.. Ernstus Joncs-"You
ehot up, CONAN. ] rcck'n I know my
business. Whom ] han dig bat roun, I
bold my hand right slap under dat holo
SO Kin lkotch do nickcls DIT drop froo,
an keep en- fun 'sturb.n' do conrcrra.
tion by rollia' on do no. b1eoyo in
kcepin' things quiet In do mcctin.houso;
an faint no place for rollin' nonoy
roun' on do 49, .~lisrpor's Dazar.
a. aHH
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Election Expenses.

Il the sai. against the S.a.s ct
Se.ai4 b. the CaEs1a Tribcas and
Appeal 70 compel the paymenic CT I e
bills incurred II siveytsias 4 c
special election il 1850. the re=s
papers won and the b55 Heee paid IN
full Tae IyDEgzsDESr has slEayz
claimed that these bills would az
have To BE paid. provided the se.e.aI
Counties demanded payment like
county all be re-icbursed for the
amour: paid from the comfy treas
ury 10 eIeezs Of the an oaus allowed
By the Bolriot Examiners, provided
sac Commissioners demand 1t. II
,hs denand has not besa made by
the Board OF Commissioners tbey
should lose TO tine In taxing steps
10 co!iec: the amount. We are not
personally interested in this mztter.
a. The clsiG OF the IyoEPESDE,- vas
paid in full from the eoruty treasury.
bat the county shouli not o. oat 90
the proposition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
NO FREE

% Friday the House CT Eeprcsen-
tatives took 4 vote on the silver bill.
as amended by the Senate, and in
spite Of the positive assertions Of
these who Eecmtd in u condition 70
kaow, that afree coinage bill could he
passed, the bill was defeated. The
vote stood I35 for the bill and 152
against It. This ends al here for
free coinage, go far as the present ses
sion is concerned, and We doubt very
much il any further attempts wili he
made in that direction.
An analysis OF the vote in the
Houso shows that III Democrats
voted for the measure, and l3G Re-
Lnblicans voted against it. This ig c
straw which indicates the poHition az
the two parties on this great question,
Hnd while il is true that there are q
few Eastern Democrats opposed TO
the free coinage OF silver it is evident
tina. a great minority OF that party
nrc in favor Of il.
The fact that Cleveland vas op.
posed to silver is To proof that the
Democratic party is opposed to it;
end had the House passed tho free
coinnge bill and Harrison vetoed it,,
that would have been no evidenced that
the Republican party is opposed to
flee coinnge. But the fact that IL Q
Republican members Of tho House OF
Representatives ctst thcir votes
against the biz is pretty conclusive
evidence that tho Republican party is
not in favor OF placing silver where
il properly belongs as ono Of the
money metals OF tho world.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
JOINED THE ERlGANOS.
Adventures OF a Detroit Judge and sport,
mar In Sunny Italy.

Adventures of a Detroit Judge and Sports
man In Sunny Italy.
a strange story OF adventure, occur
ring under tho most peculiar circum-
stances, can be got by the novelist from
the life OF Judge Longworlh, so we'll
known in Detroit as O lover of aquatic
sport and as tho owner OF the yacht
Mink.
The judges travels took him to Italy,
says the Detroit News. Once there his
attention was attracted to the brigands
VIII Still infest the country OF hand.
organs and u~nrivaIed sunsets. He at
once conceived the novel idea OF ioin-
ing some band OF these frecbootc.s and
from this vantagc-point studying the
character OF those whose real identity
had been obgcured IL not lost in the
long-maintained enYironmentof legend,
story and song. For one OF the Judges
nature, 10 conceive was to act. He
sought out the leader Of a widely-known
band, declared himself n freebooter Of
tho deepest dye, and by his inimitablo
grace OF act and language won the heart
OF the chief marauder. lilo was re-
ceived under the prestige OF an indorse-
ment that was more to tho brigands
than any claim OF law or morals.
Fol two months tho Judge did moro 10
enliYen the mountain Businesses than all
the restof tho merry outlaws combined.
His stories were the best, his courtly
manners tho beau ideal Of cultivated
iawlessness. His hand was incapable of
outrage or crime, and It Is a part of this
truc revelation that had tho Judge re.
mained much longer a member of tho
band IL would have become impovcr-
ished. He deftiy managed to acquire 4
virtual leadership, and saved MANY n
traveller from paying the toll 30 ruth.
iessly demanded by the bandits. IIc
could Shoot better than any OF his self.
chosen companions, was their superior
in every thing hat attracts even those
who lack the qualities and abilities adj
mircd.
All Of tho band looked upon him as a
peculiar good fortune bestowed by some
kindly deity of lucky chance or fate.
and his advice was accepted whore that
OF others would havo boon VIOLENTLY re.
scented. To his associates no was tho
prince OF good fellows, and not n sus.
peoted that hissole purpose was to Study
the Italian bandit in lifo and learn by
Intimate association Just who and what
no was. For eight weeks no was n hap.
py, rollicking bandit and when his pur.
pose was accomplished ho was guilty OF
a well.managcd dcscrtion, for bandits,
liko o certain typo OF onlce-holders, may
die' but they a v resign. Ilo got
out Oh tho mountains and out OF Italy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
The NODE HUSBAND.
Qoaiitiss Which MAJ and Low
ahle H-adA Of lAuiI.a

a boAG Ai~1oA o. hACll9
A young reader, who Is somewhat
sltoptieal as to che nisio:a OF her choice
OF : husband, asks tho Ladies Homo
Journal: What qualities should q siri
icok for most IN = young man whom she
regards in the light CT = h.stasd?-
There arc 50 uany coed qualities
20 lcok FOX, Miss Jennie, that I: Is al
TO- easier &C point out the undesirable
ones which il Is best he should net pos
sess-
The most important point 20 encu
bcr ~aen yoG choose 4 huibcad is that
you arc noe choosing hin fer twenty
o L hours, o. week but fog lie SEQ
what s:mPc:hics you have II COMMON,
wherein yocr tastes agree and disagree,
and make up yog- mind as 20 whether
FOG arc willing 20 mako your oEn ia-
clinations suhscryicat III bis, % ti..t
harmony rsay be the result
Think oat whether he is homes. in
word ard deed for his position 10 oihcr
people is / slight index, luz ! susc ouc,
IS % what he will be % you.
Be sC-o that he tells the truth. to-
one who * systematically tuouShIlcss
as 10 what i and VIA: IS no. cr-ctly
correct, VIII make much uuh,ppiucSs
to- ycu.
II he i5Qnic'--trnpcrrd. study the w2-
TO shamc him ont OF This, and learn the
value. when &c talks hccliessIy, Of
keeping silent
Sec tha: your husband ia : gooi basil
ness man; unless he Is, he will no: be
able to mako FOX you : proper home.
Sec that he czu give . good reason FOX
ans thing h dos :s1t you do not urdc=-
stand; IS because two people love cash
oiac. Il no reason why they should not
be reasonable and reasoning beings.
Loo: 20 him for consideration IS wcll
IS for love. In tho yeas 10 como the
haPpiesI marriage l. th.: in which these
two virtues anGi--@-tc.
Look in him fO- = soul that Is above
sua.il ncanncss: dcspi3c the man who
talks scandal @ad who tells d~isagrecablc
truths
Look TO-. IAN whose naalc you will
be proud To bear, 70 whOn you can carry
all your doabts and pcrpIcxitics. and
with whom you will find sympathy and
Joy.
Look for . mar who IS c~ousilerato OF
his mother: il has become t.ito s.yiag
that : good son makes . good husband.
but the absolute truth Of ihis proves
that proverbs are the poi,cd wisdom Of
many generations. Tho man wLo con-
Silcrs his mother i the ran mho has
learned 10 consider all INC and ccz-
ta!nly he will think OF his wife.
Choose TO find in your husband all
good, rather shan eli lad. y man is
vcry much like 4 loo!iiu--glas5, Ic gives
you .Jack smile for smile. trown for
f-o~n, and god thought for good
thought. Sometimes ihc glass and tho
man may be q little wrong, and that's
where thcm -n las tho advantage over
h glass. Patience and perseverance,
Will make him correct, but i, is thn quiet
PERSEVERANCE that comes from Gpprob2-
tion and no; from ~tauit-lnd!ug.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
rHs LOUISIANA LorrERf
BILL.


TSe loser Ho1e 0; the Louisisra
legislature has passed. TIE Lottery
Bill AID tie Examiner OF the 9th
instint prints elI,oriaIi, some com
me1ts on :he fact, IL shich occurs
fhs foIIosias.
Arizona Is simply tauSuishirg for
Ac11scs a 1.-THE louisiana sack and
Nevada would feel hspp5es IL she
Wefshonored with It's a.fen.ioas than
sne his felt since the hslcyon days
wen the Spontaneous generosity OF
Pair and Sharon made lie one ioas
sunny dream FOX the boys
Tee person who penaed tbs above
siande.ous attack on Nsradz Is eithe.
Q malicious fais;ssr or al ignorant
a4s, and in either case ne deserves 20
Be kicked out OK tee editorial s.Ec-
tam OF tbs EIanirer- We cannot
for a moment bei!eTe that anyons
who occupies the important position
OF an editor on the so-caIIed -5loa-
Arb" Is ignorant OF the Fac: that tie
people voted on the proposition 70
Establish 4 lottery il this State, aad
feat On the lIsh day OF February,
1S@, the scheme ~1s slowed under
80 deep by a popular vote OF the eco
pie OF Nevada that it Is beyond resGr-
rsc:ion. HsEcs sc believe tia. tbs
statement above qrosed IS a Wilfrl,
malicious and preneditated iaEehood.
printed for the cole parpose OF cast
ing an odium on the State OF Nevada
which Is as Malicious as It Is fa4ze.
Nevada has for nany years suSered
under the scLtdins appeIAtion Of tie
HRotton Borough bu. on the 1Ith
day OF February, 1889, las redeemed
herSalf by the 7o.e cas-: on The Lottery
Amendment, in spite OF which this
peany-a-liner on the Examiner at
tenpts to maze its reai ers believe
that the Sagebrush State still p,.n,s
for the flesh pots OK Egypt in the
shaps OF the coin Of the Louisiana
Lottery Company.
II therc is 4 ma G; truth aad
v~eracity On the editorial staff o; the
Examiner, it would be but an act Of
j1stics TO tho poople o. this S.I:s TO
publish the fac. that Nevada ia rot
b:Idinz for the Louisiana nor any
other lottery, az indicated 6y the vote
o. February, 1859. But 70 do not
expect 1t; ioE it would then be- ncces-
sary 70 acknowledge either ignorance
OF tbs facts or wilIfuI misreprexenta-
ton, a3d the Monarch" IS not likely
TO 10 either.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
..iis Fa~cstt-

Ths Salt Lake DsscEt yevs OF The
2i:h inss,nt hss the tollosing a.
coont of Miles Fa=cet;, the man
murdered OF Potts aad ha vie a.
Cl-Iin:
The account OF the hanging Of
Josiah and EIiabesh Potts, At Exc,
Nevada, published in the News On
SATURDAY, brought 20 residents II
this city information which shey hare
been seeking tor = iars time, bot EaTs
beea unable 20 obtain -h!s iuforna-
ttoa was as to tie rheseabouts OF
Miles Pa~ce., who vas LAST IN Utah
is 1856, ha-i1- previously been 70
CaIicrnia- where be hal purchased
some property He xas the nnrie OF
Robert and Niles A-esoa- OF this
city, being ,heir mo.k=-s brother
He lived :or sous tfz~ in Wisconsin,
vne.e the Potts family also resided
but sold out ms 'ara there ard came
west, engaging in his trade Is car
pcnier-
Regarding his uncle, Nr. r Are
500 ssys -Hsfrzt visited Sal. Lake
City fron Wisconsin, IN i5.3- stayed
SIX -oaths, thea wsat 70 Los Angeles.
In IsT5 his goo was d.cwoed IN Wig
consia While crossing on sope ice
4 feS weeks z~!;erEard, sir. Fawcett's
wife died through the shock Ct he.
soa's death. For several weeks 1
tried 70 obtain information OF the
whereabouts Of my Uncle, but failed,
Crtil the Spring OF that year, when
ne wrote 20 ne from Los Angeles
He then went 10 wisconsin, sold his
farm and married again, went vest
and then returned IN Wisconsin got
a divorce from his wife. started west
again, and borGht several ac-es OF
land sousEh"Te in California He
came to Salt Lake City, November 0,
1SS3, aud stayed two d5EE- Here lie
saE his sister Ana, WHOM he had not
. sIacs he ~as 4 boy. lie went 10
CoaHac.Icut 10 his brother, VIM. E.
STAGED there until TIE Spring o! 1864.
and thee came west again. We last
heard from him ir New A=r:cc.
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A School. Girls Epitaph.

Though ! can not give you tho fol-
lowing opiLaph as existing In tho
marble or on tho wood In ans church
or church-ynrd. l think II Is worth
preserving, for IL has some not unim.
portant teaching In II. Tho line,
were given TO mo ms being "~iunny"
or "comic;" but II seemed to mo tha.
tho pnthos In them was infinitely
greater than tho fun. They woro
written. as I was assured, by n girl
who, long overworked In school and
Workshop. was lying on her doath.
bed, ind knew that hor end was OF
hand:
"ohi weep no. for mo, friends, for I nm ago.
ing
Whore thero'ii neither DO reading, nor writing
nor sowing.
SoI weep not for me-, for though NO mus,
sovpr,
I'm going 10 do nothing for over and cvorr'
Can wo wonder that such was tho
poor girls ideal Of Heayonp -r.
Adolphas Trollopo. in Good Words
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Ruby valley.

j. r. and a. Il. Wright OF Ruby
Valley, came down from lla)leck last
night. They say the valley looks linc,
but tfoto Is apaintul absence of stock
10 consume the immeDcc crop Of
grass with which the whole face OF
tho country is covered. Tie rcoplo
Of Ruby Valley seemed TO be unusu-
ally unfortunate in tho loss Of stock
during tho scyoro Winter, which will
mako times pretty close with them
FOR q fow years. While 40 sympa-
thize with them in their misfortune
We trust that they will CONS out oil
right in tho ond. Nothing but plon-
ty of enow would have prevented
thoir stock from dy ng Of hunger and
thirst tho pfoscnt season, hence so
SIN think that tho WiLter OF 80 aud
90 was u blessing in Disguise, oven 10
tho s.ockmon wbc lost % heavily.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Worlds Fair commissioners.

Tho first meeting Of tho Worlds
Fair Commissioners was hell at Chi
cago on tho 9th instant, when the
members Of that body met in M IN
formal way and spent soine timo in
getting acquainted, discussing tho
site for tho exhibition and the prob
abIc permanent officers Of tho Com
mission. Tho following ticket was
agreed upon: President, Chauncey
NJ. Depcw, OF New York; Vice-Presi-
dent, NJ. II. DoYoung, Of CALIFORNIA;;
Secretary, John Il. Dickinson, Of
Tc5as. Il New York special says that
Mr.. Depow positively dcclincs to nc.
cept tho presidency, and Il strong
effort is being made in favor Of Benz.
Duttcrworth for Secretary.
The Chicago Tribune Of tho Goth
and 9th puJIished tho portrait Of
cnch uiombcr OF the Commission, to.
gether with brief Sketches Of their
past history. George Russell and
James w. Haines, from Nevada, conc
ia Tor q ebafo Of tho honors, tho
pictures being worry good.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
The Water suit

II the matter o! the petition 70 al
iUifcate prioritiaz OF water rights
under the Ac: 0. the Legislature OF
l552, declared Unconstitutional o.:
Judge Fitzgerald Of the District
Court, counse! FOX petitioners Kill a..
peal 10 the Supreme Court forthwith.
The case Is DIE Of gre. :: Importance 70
rsrcLers along the Humboldt aai i!
the act is not constitutional, d)uot-
les the rezt Legislature wiIl en-
deavor TO pass an act establishing
rights to tue use OF water tina: vii.
stand the constitutional tat-[SiIver
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Eor1y-1 l.rce Stntcs.

Last Friday the Senate passed the
bill, by a strict party vote, admitting
Wyoming as Il State. TIE news was
received with universal demonstra.
tons Of Joy at Cheyenne which is to
be the capital for ten years. Thus is
another star added To the cungtelIa-
ton which gracea the Star Spangled
Banner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
Comparative Examination.

There will BE- 4 comparative exani-
nation held at the High School build
ing, Reno, commencing a. 10 o'cIocI:
AZ, July Fad, for the appointment
Of Naval Cadet. Applicants muay
be between fifteen and tw,uty years
o! age, and physically sound. They
will be examined in Eeaiing, Writ
ing, Spelling, Arithmetic, Algebra,
through simple equations, Grammar.
geography and History Of the United
States.
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The Great lace.

The great mile.ard-a.qUartcr race
between j. 3. HaGgin's "SaIsatoT'
and ID. T. Pulsi!e-'s "Teany," both
tour-year-olds, AZ Sheepshead Bay OF
Wednesday, the 9th insigrt, Nas won
By "Salvatos' b. n head in 2.lJ. thus
breaking the record. i large amount
Of money changed hands and tie
Californians who backed Higgins
horse are eorreapondinEIy happy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-06
The Worlds Fair.

Il Was decided il Chicago, Friday,
to loca;e the Worlds Fair On the lake
frout--tAustin Reyei!:e.
Who decided IL Ire frzt meeting
Of the Fair Committee opened on
Thurday, the 2Cih instant, ard one
Of the matters which viii engage .he
attention Of the Conmitte VII be ~
locate the site Of the coming ezhib:-
tion. Hence the Fair could not lave
been located last FEid9y n the lake
front.