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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
William PlushoT Killed.
A special to tho Salt Lake Tribun
dated bellevue, Idaho, Nov. 10, SAYS

a special to tho Salt Lake Tribune
dated bellevue, Idaho, Nov. 10, says:
Shoshone was tho scene Of n sad
accident last night ut 9 o'clock, result
ing in tho death of William Plughotf,
senior momber OF tho firm OF tho AL
turas Saddlery Company, Hailoy.
lie accompanied his daughter to Sho-
shone on her way to California, ind
after assisting her oil bonrd the fast
mail, failed to get OF until the train
was undor good speed. About 10 o.
clock n nan found him lying near tho
west switch, md when taken 10 the
depot il vas found that he wns dead,
with his skull crushed and neck
broken, caused by striking his head
o tic. Tho sad nows was teie.
graphed to tho daughter at Nampa,
and she returned and accompanied
tho remains to HALEY today. Do.
ceased was 60 years OLD and father OF
Commissioner Plugholf, of Alturas
county. and II prominent Mason.
William Plughoff was for many
years q resident OF Elko where no WIS
u prominent and honored citizen, aud
n worthy motnber Of Eiko Lodge No
10, l.. & a. NJ. Tho news Of his cad
death, which reached hero this morn.
ing, was quite a shock to tho many
friends Of the dcceasod, and their
heartfelt symp1thios arc cxtondod TO
tho bcroavoi wifo and children OF him
who was SO suddenly and unexpected
ly "callod from labor to rcfrcshment."
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GAVE HIM A BUTTON.
uou n r:urai IIrba Disconnected u Yankee
Insurance Min.

uov n rurai IIrba Disconnected "a Yankee
Insurance Min.
Tho girl WHO waited at our table IN
tho littlc lIutcI lad big brown eyes, n
soft VOICE, and enough rural modcsty 10
lit out fifty city h~ouscmaids, saw Tho
Pittsburgh Dispatch. II was q suilcin..
pleasure to ask for something you didn't
want just ID 500 her blush anil licar h,r
say: ''l'm afraid we haven't any, sii:'
But 4 smar insurance man, ono Of
those keen Connecticut Yankees who 10
West 10 ,akc advantage OF tho country
Ecforo it grows up, was inriiacd 10
tease our rustic ilcbc. lie gave minu,o
directions TO her about tho flying Of hii
stca!t-thc civilization OF tho place had
Iiot reached tho hroiling poinl-and sent
back cont boiled eggs because thoy
were not done enough.
will you have some rcrtatcrs, sir;"
the waitress asked, rs she was taking
away the eggs.
Eyes Nary. ] want somc pctatcc,"-
nobody clso had called her Mary, and 81
was not her naa!c-''you'd better cook
some for re. aad I'll havc them later
on. You must boil then, with their
jackets oa-row To careful about that
and rut y pinch Of salt in Tho water.
aud"-ho paused, and Mary, who had
been gazing ut him steadily with n
l,cishtcning color. said: "PcIiatcrs with
their jackets On, sir?"
Eyes, Mary"
"Wi;h or without. sir2"
"Witkcut what?rqtcried tho Yunkoc.
n littlo ccnfIscd.
'EuttcLs" said tho girl. and amid tho
laughter Of all but her disconnected tor
E:cntor she made her escape.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
TIE FAIR ON SUNDAY.

Thcro aro n great number of tho
really too good" people of the United
States wha arc making desperate and
frantic efforts to SECURE tho adoption
oi u rulc closing the Worlds Fair Oh
Sundays. This seems to It's to be an
effort on tho part Of tho "holisr than
thou contingent 10 prevent thou
sands OF tho laboring CLASSES from on
ioying n pleasure which can DO en-
joycd by them only on Sunday, for tho
reason that it requires six days' labor
TO provide tho means Of supporting
themselves and families. Should tho
great exposition DO closed on Sunday
thcro will DO thousands OF tho poorer
classes OF Chicago AMI vicinity who
will no prevented from viewing tho
wonders OF tho world, which will DO
on exhibition at tho Columbian Expo.
siticn.
Tho poorer Glasses havo but fow
cnjoymont9 ut bpst, and IL would DO
TN injustice 10 close tho Worlds Fair
on Sundays merely to pan Ter to tho
prcjudiccs OF handful OF religious
cranks who have moro rcgurd for
thor own peculiar notions than thoy
have for tho people who carn thor
living by tho swoat OF thoit brow.
Rather than 500 tho great show closed
on Sunday wo would hnvc it thrown
open FREQ TO tho public on Sunday for
the especial benefit Of those who can.
not attend OH my othor day, and tho
sticklcrs for Sundiy observance could
~rclicvc thoir sensitive conacicrccs by
rem timing away on TINT day. Wo
hope that tho managers OF tho Expo.
sition viii not DO influenced IN thor
dnty to tho public in order to crafty
tho whins Of the extremists vino arc
clamorins for tho closing Of tho
Worlds Fair on Sunday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
Converllng lIe Ilcnlhcn.

"Thr work Of converting tho heath.
oil world goes OH apncc, "enys America.
:Onc Of tho latest steamers To leave
London Tor tho west coast OF Africa
had on board Jour hundred aud sixty
tons Of gmrrOwdcr, eleven chets OF
gin, ton Thousand casks OF rum. and
fourteen missionaries" But, then,
England has n National Sunday law,
md acknowledges that it, sovcrcigns
rcign by the grace Of God, IL ~, there
fotc, nccordiu . to tho National 10.
form idea, n Christian country, nn,l
critics should ka,p their hands OIL
(Amcricau Son tinpl.
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[FRoA ruursDAr's DA,Lr.I
SALMAGUNDI.

SEQ notice OF Thanksgiving ball ut
Carlin.
Sherifr-elect Polk came in from La.
moillo to-day.
W.T.. Smith arrived last nishtfrom
San Francisco.
". c. Love offers a desirable resi-
dence for sale cheap.
Commissioner Bob Hamill went
down to Carlin to-day.
Chas. Adams, OF South Fork, has
been in town few days.
j. b. Gheen, Of Lamoillo Cross
Roads, camo 10 town to-day.
Silver was 81 cents per ounce in
New York Mt noon yesterday.
Muller has just received n new in
voice OF Drugs and Medicines.
Trair No. 1 was on timo to-day, for
tho first time in several weeks.
Geo. P. Robinson, of Ruby Valley,
camo down from IIalleck on tho oarly
train this morning.
Miss Barbara LING has finished her
term OF school in South Ruby and TO.
turned homo for tho Winter.
Frank Peltier came down from
Tnscarora by stlgs ycstordly and left
last night for San Francisco.
At Cheyenne on Tuesday Governor
Francis Warren vas elected to the
United States Senate from Wyoming,
rs Il colleague to j. NJ. Carey who was
elected last Saturday.
L. L. Sayes, n printer we'll known
among tho fraternity on tho Com
stock, has bought the intcres. of w.
W. Booth in the Chloride Belt, pub
lished in ~CanIelaria, aad tho paper
will be issued undor tho new manage.
mont about tho first proximo.
A!ta:-The Northern Indinns arc
aroused by the Messiah superstition
and desire to 10 upon tho warpath.
II the Sioux and Blackfcet think
there is anything in this they can try
it. They will not find any Messiah,
but they will get n short trip to the
happy hunting grounds.
Judge r. X. Bigelow left to-day for
Rano, having flashed his last torn OF
Court in Elko county ns n District
Judge. He will probably be appoint
cd to fill the vacancy on tho Suprcms
Bench caused W tho resignation OF
Judge fIawley, in which case Judge,
elect Talbot will bo appointed to tho
District Judscship to Till the vacancy
caused by tho resignation Of Judge
Bigclow.
We do not lake any stock in tho
Chronicles big scare aboutthe coming
Legislature refusing 10 provide for
calling Constitutional Convention in
accordance with law and tho will OF
the people rs expressed at tho ballot
box. The Contention will DO called,
tho peoplo will elect delegates to said
Convention, tho Constitution Of the
State will DO ro-iscl and the now
Constitution will be submitted to the
people for ratification or rejection.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
Blaine n,r President.

Jamon G.. Blaine Ia now SPOKEN OF
ma tho most probable candidate for
Precedent in 1892. His position on
reciprocity places him in tho front
rank Of Republican utatcsmon.-lSon
Bcrnurdinu Iudcx.
JmmcsG G. Blaine, tho Plumcd Knight
Of Maine, tho Henry Of Navarro OF tho
Republican party, viii mover DO Prcoi.
dent of tho United States. lilo hor
boon an aspirant for that exalted posi-
ton too long TO 30 successful, aud II
put ut tho head OF tho ticket in lS?:
hu will DO defeated,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

a Washington dispatch OF tho 18th
instant says:
Tho amount Of silver offered tn tho
Treasury todty whg l,tTj.0J) ounces.
Tho amount purchased was 7I5,"oj,
at Il to SlyOO1, mostly Iho former
Tho amount purchased during No.
vo,ubor at tho mints to dato vas 10.
$40 ounces. Tho amount purchased
10 date, including at tho units, Ia g..
0iT,3I5 ounces.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
lrnon wsDsrspAr's DArLr.l
SALSIAGUSDI.

Alta:-Tho exact increase in tho
tin tax ON a box OF l. c. 2Sx2O plate, is
from 81 lG : oel "A.
The election OF d. b. Williams 70
tho State Senate is void under the
Constitution of Nevada.
c. Reckhart, surviving partner OF
tho firm OF Rcckhnrt & Froelich, has
appointed Chris. Baumbach - his
authorized agent. See notice.
The Masonic flag hangs at half-mast
to-day, rs Il tribute OF respect TO tho
memory OF Brother plughofr who was
50 suddenly killed at Shoshone, Idaho,
last Tuesday night.
Carson Trihune:-Thc official can
vass o: tho vote FOR member of Con
Ercss, District and State officers, will
DO uado at the Office Of the Secretary
OF State on Monday, December 18th.
Wo hope that Governor elect Col
cord will got somo ono TO .writs his
inaugural message who will produce
IN original document, not ono copied
from the message OF somc Governor
east oil tho Mississippi river.
There is considerable OF an Indian
scare i'll North Dakota, and tho c;t:-
zens arc begging tho authorities at
Washington to take action. General
Miles telcgraphs General Schoiicld at
Washington that hc thinks there is
10 danger.
Tho delinquent tax list in Eiko
county this year amounts tn but little
over 500, which proves that our peo-
plo arc first class tax payers. The
delinquency amounted to something
over 80 o last year. Our people
passed through Il hard Winter, anu
still they ure no, broke.
Tho Fifteenth session OF tho Nevada
Legislature will DO composed OF
seventeen Republicans, ID. Is. vii,
liamS, Of Elko, boins i~uelligible, and
two Democrats in tho Senate, and
:hirty-sc"cn Republicans aud three
Democrats in tho Assembly, makina
IL total OF iifty.four Republicans and
five Democrats.
Carson .ipPaal:-It is reported that
a man in Gcuoa who had tho hand,
ling Of 1910 on election day, spent g.
nnd pnc'ietcd the balarce. The per,
ccnt"Gc OF shrinkigcs seems 10 eel
!nrSar overy year. No need OF an
Australian ballot next year, as the
sacx bearers will keep MI and nobody
will be corrupted.
Carson Tribune:-Many leading
Republicans arS urSin. Governor.
elect Colcord t, appoint Judge Thos
II. Ws!!sas his Private Secretary. In
Wow Of the Judges defeat by thu
t!eIcnc7y Of certain Republican lead,
era i. would DO a graceful act &c
tenIor tho appointment. Besides
Judge Wc!!si is ono OF tho most thor,
oughly equipped men for the position
in tho State.
Grover Cleveland is looming up as &
possible candidate for President in
1892. Tho IHpErESDENr believes
that Clcvclund's ideas on all questions
OF public policy arc correct, with the
single exception OF tho silver question
and on that question no has proved
himself TO be all wrong. We want {
maj for President who is in favor o.
the FREQ coinuGe Of silver, and such {
mon Grovcr Cleveland is not.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel. Clark & Green. PRO.
prictOrs.

Depot Hotel. CLARK & Green. PRO.
prict0rs.
Chas Adams, Loo; Geo p Robinson
Ruby Valley; W II Ennor, Tuscnrora;
A M Pull, s +; Joseph a Taylor,
B]runoau;J j Campbell, Fort IInllcck;
l. Lavnronn, Bodie, Cal; NJ Polk, La.
nellie; y ID Pervorsc, Elko.
RH Sugdcn, Mountain City; ~. III
Turnkey, Elko: Potter Ginnotti, T. Rig.
10y, A NJ Puff, L SioLcnluucr, Sam'l
Branhart, III a Goddard, S Il; Oswald
McDormott, South Fork; VIM Il
Eilcrt, Milwaukee; Mrs Mary Harris,
Wells; WIN Smiley, WB Armstrong,
Deeth; Robert Wendlcy, Scotland;
Harry Reynolds, Frank ilopp, Mound
Valley; j B Millcn, Springfield, o;
George Wostcryelt, Now York; WIN
Reeves, Squccdunlt; Mrs LII Curry,
Butte City; VIM Curry, Ogdon.
Henderson Groon, humboldt House;
W j Rails, Harry Reynolds, Salt Lake
City.
f. Sackott, Frank Shrier. J Sc.
comb, s. l.; j w Mcdonald IL vito,
Mountain Ci,y;R Rutherford, North
Fork; a ReOoulc & son, Mrs s NJ
Streotcr, r,amoIllc; s Il Dodson, Og-
don, J \ Read, II Is BiBelgw, lIluo;
Harry Long, Nebraska.
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With tho Minority.

Gao Of tho principle points in Mr..
J'rrt;no'a Groac'Icp during tho Gun.
piiGn was Chat as Nc. Olasliy would
bc with tho minority pnrty IN tho
Io*cr House IL elected. ito could not
do IA much as no (Birtino) could do
Tor tho Stlto OF Nevada, IA no would
have tho backing OF tho majority
party. IA tho rcguIt hnJ boon an
ovorwhclniin: majority for Mr.. Gas.
mdy'a pirty, Mr.. Bartinc, il sincerely
g1licitpno for tho interests of his State,
ought TO yield hin scat without II con.
to3t to tho man who sill 10 in II posi-.
ton IL 0nmmon TO hio MD tho control.
inR power OF Tho Congressional branch
OF which no 10 a mombor. Virginia
Chronirlr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

a San Diego, Cal, dispatch Of the
18th instant snys:
Wellington Stewart, who wns scn.
touccd ~ fourteen years in tho Pcni.
Territory for criminal assault OIL
several young girls III this city, was
rclcaccd this afternoon or his own
application. Tho Supreme Court had
granted u now trial in tho Ease. STOW
nrt was a we'll known attorney OF this
city and was formerly q member Of
the Nevada Legislature.
wellington Stewart was n member
Of tho Assembly, from Storey county,
at the Eighth session OF tho Nevadn
LEGISLATURE, in 1877.
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Burned to the Ground.

On Monday afternoon tho residence
or George Pratt, Oh North Fork, u
short distance from Mrs. Vests,
caught fire during MIR. Pfatt's absence
AMI WAS totally destroyed, together
with the household and kitchen furni-
turc. Tho fire originated from n stove
Pipe which passed through tho roof,
but although Mrs. Pratt was at home
chs tuilcd to snvo anything except
what provisions thoy had OH hand.
Tho destruction of the house and
furniture is II groat loss, for although
the house WAS built Of logs aud hence
not of very great value, il was IL home
which will 10 sadly missed just mt this
limo when Winter is coming on.
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The MERGED Tragedy.

y dispatch dated MERGED, Cal, Nov.
u, rayg:
August O's,n war arrested to.dry
oAi 10 no" in jiil here, charged with
tao wurior Of hia h7othor.iu.llw John
iIe',. The officers who went tu SuolI.
il| aito' Oiaon found him in Il SALOON.
Ii?uId not appear 10 DO much con
c,F"ol or 91Sprisoh and made no offer
"' rc5istonco. Olsln refused 20 talk
/" reporters. As no was entering tho
Nlcrccd jill he called ont To the crowd
which had folIowoh the party, "Good.
byr. hoys; this IL ahard deal" Sheriff
"ur'ield, whilo not crcditing the
fn'h7rs Of a prospective lynGhing, has
piacHl strons guard nbvut tho jail.
II IL i;notyn that two Other war.
iaits wcfGi3gund az tho timo il was
decided ~ arrest Oxen, but ngningt
"i"n 10 n Profound mistory. Tho
on 'ors STATE THAT th.y hrvo cyil,nco
which has not YET boon mldo public.
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HOW DID 1T FeeD9
Perhaps It Got It's Hoard Out OF the Lo
Tint Surrounded 1t.

Perhaps It Got It's Hoard Out OF the Log
Tint Surrounded 1t.
Tho following, says tho Chattanooga
News, Is related by Frank Wyatt, OF
Rome, Ca. who has boon visiting rela-
tivcs ut Martindalc, on tho Chattanooga,
Romo & Columbus railroad, about thir-
ty mics south OF Chattanooga. Frank
used to attend Sunday-school regularly
and Is considered a truthful boy; with
ont much mulhattonism flowing in his
veins. 10 says:
"My cousin owns q watcrmill, end in
removing some distractions found an
immense log imbcddcd in tho stream.
which must havo been submerged for -
number OF years. Tho log had to bo CIT
In two TO remove 1t, and much to our
surprise wo found it hollow, although 1t
had every appearance OF being solid.
Ono OF tho negroes while examining tho
log looked into tho hollow and thought
ho cav something moving. 10 bcgaa
using his aXo and soon had tho log cut
into In another place.
Imagine our amaEoment whom wo
discovered q 1.-Two catfish which hal
grown to an enormous sizo and lcngtb,
and wa9 SO completely wcdgcd in tho
hollow rs to DO unable TO move except
to open it3 mouth and wigglc its tail.
Tho G0l, was very lively and apparently
in tho enjoyment Of cxccllont health.
"1lio question Is how did tho fsh got
into tho log, rs tho only means Of In
gross or cgrcss wc could discover was u
small, round holo not moro than two
inches In diameter. Wo surmiscd that
ho must have ontorcd tho littlo opening
whom no larger than q minnow and
grown great in his solitary connno-
mont"
IN Appropriate Hymn.
Some tiino ago n prominent scientist
lcctirc1 In ono Of tho leading churches
OF st. Paul, and, In tho course Of an
hours talk, undertook TO show tho rola-
ton between geology hnd tho Bible. -
may bc that ho was not rs cloar as was
expected. IL may be that tho arguments
OF u ec!nntist w6ro too deep for tho nu.
dioncc, and still again 1t Is possible
that tho warm evening produced n
drowsincss that drugsed tho scnscs Of
tho hearers. at all events, tho rcln-
tionship sought TO DO established was
not very sharply outlined to tho audi
cnco, despite tho number Of degrees
tho speaker has had tackled to his namo
by institutions OF learning, and, as tho
learned man ceased his discourse, Is
look Of doubt as to just what was tho
object OF tho lecture WAS apparent on
tho faces OF all. While thus In d Bta,o
OF uncertainty the pastor OF tho church
jumped UP and announced rs tho
closing hymn; Nobody Knows but
Jesus" Tho look OF doubt vanished MS
bright smiles bcained throughout tho
ball, and $40 lynn Sas sang, with an
erpha9Is.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
Another Road.

II Is announced That n railroad ia
about to bo built from Denver to Salt
Lake City. Tho road will DO 2S6
milos shorter than tho Denver & Rio
Grando route. Tho now road is dcs.
tincd To- rcacl, tho Pacific and will,
most likely taito n southern direction
from Salt Lake, and that is by far tho
shortest way OF reaching tho oo'an,
tho grade ie easier and the heavy sno@
belt being avoided Bclmont Courier.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
lt'RoM SArCHDAY's DARYL
S.lLI;hCUSDI.

-, r., -.
,-tw pcro
,,.
a. vines" % tIe"aahI '"I!ey' "o'
IL Town 1851 h!;h''
Fifteen car lora5 Of lumber passed
throaIh THIS afternoon g2!aE east.
Judge K. Il. Bigelor', accompanied
h his li,llo son, Elyl, arrived ..Jm
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
a Deep hrtcsiau Well.

McNair Bros. have bored a docp ar.
trsinn well il Sierra Valley. Tho
wei! is 1882 foot deep and WA bored IN
5L days. Tho boro III 8 inches and
cascd 80 foot from tho surface. II
flows 30 gallons per minute OF hot
wa.or. No wator was otruck until
tho uugor rcachod 1915 feot, when Il
small stream waa struck. Tho no,
wntor vas struck ~ ll32.--,S Silver
STAG.
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Circumsinuiial Evidence.

General Gourlio, who. during tho
i;nssp-TuriSish war performed the
hazardous and almost impossible feat
Of traycrSing tho BllkaEG IN mid. Win.
ter and occupying the citicso OF Sophia,
pli!ippopoiis and Alrianofl', is nov
apparently in deep disgrace as the re.
salt c!at'r.:Glo miscarriage Of ];.3;!3a
that resulted in the execution OF three
young soldiers. in spitn OF pro:esta-
lions Of innoccn-o and tho ~iuilacDco
~ wealthy merchant, tho father
u ono of tho unfortunate men, they
were condemned TO death and forfeit
oil their lives us the ]murlorcrs Of n
sub-Licuionant, who il was subso.
qTcatly found had been killed by n
jealous husband. Tho Ease 10 ono
that hn9 excited widespread attention
as another example OF terrible inius.
ticc. tho result of deceptive circum-
stanliai evidence.
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IFRoM MONDAYS DAILY.l
S~AL,iAGUNDI.

j.C. Wilson, OF White Rock, is in
town to-day.
+. L. Muller returned last week
from San Francisco.
Express matter is carried on all
passenger trains now.
Francia 6. Newiand5 is sick at the
Palace iiotM in Snn francisco.
Twelve chr loads OF cattle passed
through 1T noon u day g1iag wost.
Henry Voigt. WHO and daughter,
Miss Title, calno in from Ll:noille
to-day.
II. q. Moore arrived yesterday from
his Tnnch on Bull Run in the northern
part OF tho county.
W.T.. Smith and Coz. w. Peltier
vert down 60 San Francisco tho lat
ter part Of last week.
A nan namel Charles Young is in
liii ut Winnin!Irca charged with IL
legal voting at Lovelocks.
During the absence OF c. II. SDronlc
.Johp 8 AT,ybuot ,,;, winrJ .Ln ;.s
nalistic fahcr on the FREQ Press.
Tho days are quiso pleasant though
the nights are COLI, the thermometer
going b; low zero II, ar!. ovcrv ri,ht
John 7. McDarmo!t, who has been
in town sick for several DAYS, il Milo
to 30 up again. though sti.l not vol
TIurh Init 10 s,iu co,G,o, .a..
bed win firm, j;coaso a.I 10
mother. Mrs. Ta!t, il down wit, tho
same disease.
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'''~' ""A F'"'''''co paper" are re-
''.o"' 'NH,'@' t"' "o"' morn
"'e' '"'" P"''''''''"'
INC i'c't mnr'o' ut Mc7ccd, Cal.
Is "uI! profound mystery, though
'lo fia'ch io' M murderer is still
D''h- ''aoF"NS'! prosecuted.
~. iInnH';i' OF I~uS;aFoEh, whc
ms n21h a.''HiinJ some t'me IN Cali
'"''"a ZOE Inv "'hs"' o! ms health,
"r''''' h'F' "''Nrd!y hiGAt.
j. ~. Rojors2n, OF Lrmoillc, has
purchased the IHmoi!!o mail con
'''c' . Elmer D!A,h' ana VIII re-
"'''"S '""''! "'''"o 'o'h'
NcVa;la presents tho strange NOM
iy %! having elected IL Governor
whoj nnma docs not appear on tho
tax roll OF any county IN tho State.
Miss 3c1.chlar viii give a grand
CHRISTMAS blIl Mt tho D,JDs Hotel on
Caris.nI5 ESo, 1912. lIar ADVERTISE
mpat viii uppol. in those columns in
duo tino.
G. II. S?ronl2. OF The FREQ Press.
accompanied by lis vito and son, Lett
yesterday for san F;aroisco 10 meet =
sister Of Mrs. Sproulc, from Portland,
go,
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Throo hundred tond Of good, wild
gay aud 400 acres Of cxcellont Fall
Pasture, vol fenced and wa,orcd,
onoip for cash or viii trade for cattlo
For particulars addrceo
p.S, WiTCuEE,
IInilccl;,
dtiitw Nevada.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

rauiishc, every sunday. ari sent 10 any ad-
d,ss, tposLtac paill, at tho following rs,es.
payable In LiyAnec;
On" y'hT.. %
Tx i.v.lshA' z 80
rar auy ne'ili uudJr sIE months, Fifty
.Hf. per IHontI.
El'crctat iip' Eikn, Nevada. pos;n:ncc for
t4h. Htsa!aS through ihc mails ~ second
L,I uia:i ~.ILttyr.
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INDEPENDENT.
SUBSCRIPTION RAvES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII IL made a. lav n IL cousistrnt with
pur /, erst:e-I pr!nS.D!7s. Apply at tho II
zee f9r terms.