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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-27


ply of l2G gallons of wine.
WHAT wASTHAT FOR?
Probably one gallon would have been
enough, for it was only an additional in
stallment of what had already been pro-
vided, and it is probable that the house,
keeper could not have guessed more than
one gallon out of the way. But l2G gall
lonsi What will they do with the sur
plus? All, 1t was just like our Lord j
Those young people were about to start
in housek eepine, and their means were
limited. and that big supply. whether
kept in their pantry or sold, will be a
mighty help. You see there was no
strychnine or logwood or nuX vomica in
that beverage. and as the Lord made it +,
it would keep. He makes mountains
and seas that keep thousands of years,
and certainly He could make a beverage
that would keep four or Eve
years. Among the arts and in-
ventions OF the future hope
there may be some one that can
press the juices from the grape and SO
miugie them and without one drop of
damniDg alcoholism that 1t will keep for
yenrs. Aud the more of it you take the
clearer will be the brain and the health
Ter the stomach. And here is remark
able fact in my recent journey tray-
eied through Italy, and Greece, and
Egypt, and Palestine, and Syria. and
Turkey, and how many Intoxicated peo-
pie do you think l saw in ali those five
great realms? Not one. We must in
our Christianized lands have got hold of
some kind of beverage that Christ did
not make.
o, 1 am glad that Jesus was present at
that wedding, and last December, stand
ing at Cana, that wedding came back.
Night had fallen on the village and its
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
The Great Swedish System E!cuss..!s.,

USED IN Tt,e HOSPITALS OF oReA1
BRITAIN, FRANCE, GERMANY 4. sWECEN
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
County Official Paper
SHREWD TACTICS.

There has been a vacancy in the
United States District Court for the
State Of Nevada since the death Of
Judge Sabin, about four months ago.
Ordinarily that position would be
filed in few weeks, but on this oc-
casion it is deemed advisable by the
Nevada delegation, in Difference to
the wishes of Representative Bartine.
to recommend no person for the
place. Mr.. Bartine did not vote often
enough with the Democrats. on the
silver question to insure his renomi-
nation for Congress, and as he does
not caro- to be thrown alone and un-
provided for on cold and uncbarita-
BILE world, he is making the best pos
sible partisan and personal use Of
the vacancy. 1t is surmised that if
he is beaten for a denomination he
will recommend himself for the va
cant Judgeship, and as every aspirant
for the vacant seat takes that view Of
the case, they will work with might
and main to get Mr.. Bartine renomi-
mated. They should, however. exact
a promise from him that, in the event
of his nomination, the appointment
shall be made before election, as it is
by 40 means certain that the party
lash can force Republicans, who do
their own thinking, to vote for a man
who, as a member of the coinage COM
mittee recommended the passage Of
the. Window bill against free coin
sge substitute offered by a minority
Of the committee; and if he is de-
feared Mt the polls he will be; contain
to go for the Judgeship, unless, mean
time, some Republican who believes
in reform advocates the abolition of
the United States District Court Of
Nevada as being neither necessary
nor orpamental.-[Silver State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
A DELICATE TASK.
II Was Performed by John Russo L Young
in War Times.

II Was Performed by John Russo L Young
In War Times.
Whilo John Russell Young was editor
Of the New York Standard he performed
delicate task for the United States Gov
ernment, concerning which until very re-
Gently not even his most intimate friends
were advised. Inasmuch as the reasons
for secrecy, however, no longer OBJ
tain, the fact has been given out
that the character Of the loans and
securities of our Government were not
understood in England and the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury considered it de-
sirable that the press and public of
Great Britain should DO made acquaint-
ed with the desirability Of American in
vcstments> John Russell Young at that
time went abroad as special agent Of
the United States Government to Lon
don; but no one, not even the members
of his own family, know that he was i'll
Government employ.
While he was abroad he wrote a num-
Der of very able articles on United
States securities, which were published
in the leading newspapers in Great
Britain, and thus he successfully accom-
plished the object of his mission. While
abroad he ran over to Paris and wit
messed the siege and fall of the gay cap
ital, Mr.. Young telegraphed ten
column account of the affair, which was
uncxcelled in its vividness of narration
and tho purity Of its English. Ever
since that time John Russell Young has
been as much a traveller as o writer.
He has travelled all over the globe for
the New York Herald, besides having
accompanied General Grant on his MEM
orable trip around the world, the his
tory of which trip was carefully written
up and published in book form in 1880.
He has, also been Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Empire of China. During all this time
Mr.. Young has retained his interest in
tho Evening Star of Philadelphia, and
will probably devote the remainder of
his days to editorial work on that paper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
REDUCE EXPENSES.

Under this head Taxpayer, in this
mornings Free Press, says:
LOT our Senators. and Assembly
man immediately upon. the meeting
of the next Legislature, introduce and
secure the passage Of bill to the fol-
lowing effect. From and, after the
passage OF this Act the County Clerk
OF Biko county shall be ex-officio
County Treasurer, and shall perform
all the dut es of such Treasurer with
out additional compensation; the
Sheriff OF said county shall be eX-
oih9lo Assessor thereof and shall in
addition to his other duties perform
the duties Of Assessor without add.
tional comDenaation."
While all agree that reduction, Of
expenses in county government is a
necessity, it can scarcely, DO accom-
plished in the summary. manner pro-
posed by Taxpayer, for the reason
that the Constitutior, provides that
no change OF salary or compensation
shall apply to any officer during the
term for which he may have been
elected Officers will be elected in
November, 1899, and take possession
of their respective Offices on the first
Monday inaJanuRry, 1891, and. as the
Legislature does not meet until the
third Monday in January, 1891, it can
have no power to, change the SALARY
Or compensation of the officers then
tn office, nor to legislate out'of Office,
by consolidating certain offices, those
elected in November, 1890.
The Legislature has the. power to
abolish or consolidate certain county
atti"ss, bit such IN, Act coukl not take
s'fect before the first Monday in
January, 1853, after the expiration OF
die term OF office, for which the Of
acers elected in November, 1890, were
alected..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
CARE OF FOOTWEAR.
Treat Your Shoes rs Tcnderly as IaressoS
and Elncry.

Treat Your Shoes rs Tenderly as Lressos,
and FIncry.
An the principle that "All's we'll that
ends well' tho appearance of o woman's,
foot is of supreme Importance, says
Helen Jay. Treat your shoes tendcrly.
Have one pair sacred to rainy weather.
for rubbers ruin fine. leather
Avoid varnish and backing Of all
kinds and substitute vaseline. First
rub your shoes with piece of old, black
silk; then apply the VascHne with o
soft, black kid glove.
n you insist on your dressmalser facing
your gowns with velvet or velveteen in
stead of braid you will lessen your shoe.
makers bills:and be saved from tho pur-
pie blemish on tho instcp caused by the
movements Of the skirts in walking.
/. When buttons como off don't huntup
old shoes and use the shabby buttons,
but invest five cents in q card of shining
black beauties and have them ready for
emergencies. One old button spoils the
style of shoe.
GATHERS are charitable things and
cover q multitude of defects. Half
worn boots will last a long. time under.
their kindly protection.
10 save your evening shoes and slip
pcrs invest In a pair OF white fleece
lined Arctic boots, which. will cost So,
but save ten times that amount in car
riage hire and medicine, not to mention.
THO shoes themselves
After removing your shoes; put them
I'M correct position by pulling up tho
uppers and tapping tho flap over and
fastening ono or two buttons Then ninch,
tho instep down to the too, bringing
the fullpess up instead Of allowing it to
sag down into tho sloXenly breadth Of
half-worn foot-gear.
A boot that is kicked of and left to
lie whore it falls or is thrown into the
closet will soon lose pc and gloss.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
A Hint. to Authors.

Some little time ago writer sent an
article to q magazine with the following
explanatory noto: II know that you
probably have several thousn.nd articles
on hand, many of them by woll-known
writer's, while am entirely unknown.
But venture to .hope that you. will look
at my artiolo.at once, first, because it Is
on fresh topic, and is conciscly put;
secondly, because it is. not folded but
sent to you between two pieces Of paste
board; and thirdly, because it is type
written" Tho article was promptly ac-
oepted, and appeared in two months.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance Prohibiting Neat
Cattle from running at Large III
the streets Of the Town OF EIkO,
In the County OF Elko, State of
Nevada, and to Repeal all other
Ordinances In relation thereto:
1T APPEARING TO THE SATIsFAC-
ton Of the Board of County Colnmis si ON.
ers Of said Elko county, from o petition AZ.
dressed to ssid Board and signed by large
number OF the citizens and re. iGirnts of the
suid town OF FL! o, that neat cattle running at
large In the streets of said town are a pIblic
| nuisance, therefore,
Be 1T ordained, by the County Commission
crs OF Elko County, State of Nevada, that all
persons who OWE, or claim. or have under
the:r charge, or control, any mich COWS,
calves o. other neat cattle, HIe prohibited
from permitting, OF allowing the Snmsto be
al large III the streets Of the said bOwn OF Klko,
unless said cattle are under the charge of d
herder or drover, from the 18th day or A ril
& 10 the 10Th unV OF October, Of each year and
Ola neat cattle found running at large In the
Htreets OF said town, between said dates, and
not under the charge or control of hsrder
or drover, shall be by the-ConstAhle Of EikO
township inpounded in q pablo pound, pro-
yided for that purpose, and there confined
| cared fo- and Kept by said Constable until
called for by the Owners, or persons having
them III charge, or until They sold, anu
whenever an cattle IRE so impounded thu
Constable shall post writ Ii motive upou
said l'ound to the effect that IL the impounde ed
cattle are not claimed within ten days they
VIII be sold to pay costs and charges. Ii
ga led fo- within tsn days W the proper Der.
sons. they will be delivered upon paysnent Of
the Constnble's fees aud the costs and cha rges
/ or Feeding, watering and properly Caring for
said cattle. but II not called for by. the owner,
or owners, or those having the charge or con
troll Of said impUunded cattle, within ten DAYS.
the said cattle shall be sGld by said Constable,
IT public auction 10 the bt est and hiR ,st bid
der for cash, and the Constitutes fees and all
costs and chargfsof feeding, Watering, CARING
for aud selling said cattle, shall be retained
/ out Of the purchase price, and the remainder
Of said price, IL there be any, shall be paid to
the original awnen or ovn+7s, upon demand
and proof of original ownership.
This ordinance shall be published IN n pub.
TIC newspaper, publ ished In town of Elko for
the periodic OF one week, when 1t shall, 40 into
inline'iste effect, and all other or H. aiIces re.
iatihg to neat cattle running Mt large In the
town Of Elko are hereby repealed.
RED WILL or,
X. Y. HAMILL,
stanley RIGSBY, Chairman
Bard Of commissioners.
Dated, Ako, New, August l. 1870.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09

Democratic. County Centrah Com.
mittee.
THgRE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Democratic Central oIamittee OF
Elko County ut tho office OF J. W. Dorsey in
Elke q Eoolock P. NJ, Wednesday, August IS.
18oO1 for the purpose Of calling rrimarieR r.. f,,r
the election Of delegates to the DenaQcratic
SfaJe Convention 70 be held at Reno, Beptem.
Der III. 1870, and for the tronap on Of sugh
other bushes. asmAy come before the Com.
nittee. The following named persons are
members OF aAid Committee; wv. D6raev'
a. W. Hesson, Thomas Hunter, water Chase.
d. ID; Bn dley, Il L.. Byrne, o, W. 9rovtr,J b.
Fitch, Abner W seman, Jno. NJ. Dorsey, Il y.
WoolveHon, Geo. Mcintosh, Hugh Martin; Joy
Rollards ,. Y. Tolley, l.. H, Curry, y. H. Bei.
!LsnRer, hobt. Skaggs, Ben. ATmstron& @.
H. Hale, a. w. aobbel. A full attendance
q msmSeSs, either In person or hy proxy, IL
49, !. W. DORSEY, Chairman.
q. w. GROVER, Seci'y.
Elko,. August Z, 1850.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09

TIFF population Of Africa, according
to- the estimate OF Stanley and other
travellers, is nearly $50, zoo, 900. OF these
no less than 1O,OO00OOlive in the Soudan,
and no missionary has. ever set foot in
this vast region. There are GOO distinct
languages in Africa, and $50 hare never
been reduced. TO- writing, PATE, "a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
Notice tGCreditors.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Thomas CanOvnn, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, the Administrator VI the,
Estate Of Thomas Cauovan, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons h,ving claims
against The said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten,
months after the first put lica 4on Of this
notice, to the Adm instr tor Of said Estate at
his office in the town and county Of Elko,
Suite otr1evada. r.
GEO. Il. MEIHs; ~
Administrator Of the Estate OF Thomas
Canovan, deceased.
] A. PLUMSER,
= Atty. for Administrator.
Dated. .Gugnst 8, 1850. Aw
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09

at tho last meeting of the County
FpI'm ssioners' OF White Pine, tho
County Clerk was ordered to make
'IalIa'nd on the State for the balance
A'e t.at county on account Of the
apSisl. eleation Of February IL, 1880.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09
Notice Of Distribution.


In the Matter of the Estate of Aaron
Van Week, Deceased.
William Hcseltine, Administrator OF the
Essnte of Aaron Van Week, Deceased, having.
heretofore filed his petition praying for an
Or,ler OF DisInibution Of the Estate of said
deceased among the persons entitled: :.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
" persons interested in the Estate of The
said Aamn Van Vloct, deceased, to.be and
appear before tie District Couz OF the State
OF Nevada, III and for Elko County, at the
Courtroom Of suid Court, iii the TowE Of
Elko, on Tuesdaythe Second day of septem-
Der, 1880, at ten O'clock A. NJ. Of sud day then
and there to show cause, II any there be- why
an Order Of Distribution Of the Proceeds Of
said Estate now on hand should not be made
among the heirs Of said deceased, according
to law.
AEA1( = l.. o. HENDERSON,
>>->7> Dated, August 4. 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09

Comfortable Dsds.-:-well Aired. Rooms,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-08-09

This eommodiouA Saloon will be conducted
aPOpular. Establishment :.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10
THE OUTPUT IN 1859.


The annual report OF the director tine
mint has Just been mace Iao''c sna con-
ta'ns some interesting nsures mat so
reproduced below:
The gold product Of the un'eo o's.es
is l'59',op nne ounces sa'ue ss@'oU''
900, against sSS'ooo'o" .he P'eoeeoihs
year, Inc SILVER product ID approximate.
y oo,oo,oOO nne ounces, cRHHeFc'a.
vnue sso,i'''ooo' ana : co'nsse vs'"e -
so4'oD.4os, asalns. .ne enmA.'. ro'
dact o. 1893 I" 4'fe'.o|1' AA' ''p
8ani purchases |" '"'ei Ass.'s
is3,o94 standard ounces ING c'as
value was @az'1Sf,.c'' q "n'cn 'o'o,1
212 STANDARD ounces were odh'ae sA4s'
4l,s77'2eS deposits. Inc qnan'''y q sl'-
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10

TIE law requires new registration Of
electors this year. 1t also requires every
ioreign born citizen to have his final pap
9 n before be can be registered. The lat
ter portion Of the law is to be commended
a. being especially needed in this Terri
tory. In times past Offices have been
held by those who had only taken out
their first papers, and a few years agoitdid
mot require even first papers to serve -
jurors. This, however, has been changed,
the District Judges during the past few
weary rejecting all persons who were not
full hedged citizens, and now the elector
m ust have made his intention good be-
fore he can vote. lis well, let the good
work contine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10
A Psssssssssr's TALK.

4. W. Potter, the postmaster ct Elm
Creek, Nsb., says be hes personal knowl.
edge Of several cases Of rheumstism In
that vicinity, that have besn permanent
ly cured BY Chsmberlain's Pain Balm,
after other remedies were used without
benedt. He has sold It Il his drug store
there for five years and says he never
knew Il to fail, that "any customer who
once uses Characteristics Pain Balm viii
have nothing else instead" For sale b,
H. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10

VIC. Biaksly

tDOu 9AbutuH '
and John H. Cofsr.
By virtue Of an execution Issued out OF
the Districs Court Of the Ord Judicial Dis.
trict: in and for the G unity Of Moh.ve. Of
the Territory Of Arisona. wherein W. @.
Logan and Finch Mining Company and
John b. Golfer was defendant
upnn judamsut rendered the
2nd day Of April, 1887 for tbs sum Of Four
Hupdyed Dollara, lawful money Of the
United Stxtea, besides cost and interes..
hsve this day levied upnn all the right,
title. ciaim, and interest Of aaid defendants
the General Logan and Finch Whining Com.
pany and John H. Cofsr, Of. in and to the
following described Rs~l Estate, to vii:
Tbst certain mining claim known A. the
1892. BY J: H Cofer, and duly recorded IN
Mohavs County, TO vh oh record reference
il hereby made for further description OF
aaid mining claim.
Public notice IL hereby given that will.
on Monday, the 18th dav OF NAV, 1890, At
| I1:30 O'Clock, .. M, Of said day, IN front OF
the court house door Of the County Of
Mohave, sell at public auction for IA wfui
money Of the United States, all the right,
title, claim, and interest of said defendant,
tho General LoRan and Finch Mining Com.
pAny snd John II. Cofsr. Of, in and to the
.bove describsd property, Or = much
6esent 70 satisfy aid Judgment, with in
tsssst and sssts, etc., 70 the highest and
best bidder.
WV. H. LAKE,
She RI 1of Mohavs CJunty.
Chief Dspusy shsrA. asA.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10
aHEBIyT'D SALE.
]. X. Moore
kingmsu Silver Mn w.
ing Compouy

AW NWVsuJ
BY virtue OF an srsoution issued out N
the Dietriot Court Of the Ord Judicial DM-
triot Of the Territory Of AFisons, in and
for the County Of Aohsve, wherein j. Il.
Moore Was plaintiff and the kingman Silver
Judgment rendered the 10th day Of April,
1890, for the Sum Of 6svsn Hundred and
81 and $3-100 Dollars. lawful money Of
the United BATES, bssidss cost and Interest,
have this day levied upon all the the right
title, claim, and interest Of said defendant
the ingmAn Silver Mining Company Of
Ia and to the following described Real
Estate, to Wit: Thst certain mining claim
known ~ the "7ee Mining CLAIM, sitcated
in wslIapai miniue dis.rict, Nohsvs conn.
~, Arizona Territory, locatsd on the ara
day Of July. 1878, b. T. L Ayers, and duly
records Of Mohavs County. SAID Mining
claim was tssnsfsrrsd 20 che Kingnnan
Mining Company by John r. Bradley. by
deed. dated August ind, 1857, and daily ~
corded IL Book w P'ee go. 81 $50. re
record reference l. hereby made for fpr.
ther and more perfect description Of said
Public notice il hereby given thstl viii,
ON Monday. the 18th day Of Nay 1880. a.
IL o'clock, q. M, Of said DAY, "a front Of
Of the court house douf Of ihs COUNTY Of
Mohxve, ell at pubIie auction for lawful
money 1t the United States, all the right !,
title. claim, and interest Of said defendsut !.
the Kingman Silver Mining Company, NJ,
IN and to the above described prnpsrfy. or
90 much thereof - may b nsossssry 70
raise sufhcieut 70 satisfy aaid Judgment,
with interest, costs, etc., 70 chs highest
and best bidder.
WV. n. LAKE
Sheriff d Mohavs County.
By Jno. G. Porrs,
Chief Deputy Sheriff. 2s-lt
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10

The Globe Silver Belt thinks that the
Msricopa county subsidy bill for the
building of the railroad north from Pho
nix il doomed to defeat, and lays o por-
ton Of the blame 10 ex-Gov. Zulick.
However it may be, il 10 not the first in
stance in which the ex-governor has re-
tarded the progress Of the Territory; and
yet the Municipalities want him in the
next Legislature.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10

A NUMBER OF Territorial newspapers
have been denouncing Governor WolAey
for his actions in regard to the Zulick or
bcld-over officials. So far ~ the MINER
has been able to judge in the matter. the
Governor has treated the hold-over OH
Gals fairly, and has granted them many
things to which they, under the circum-
stances, are not entitled.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1890-05-10

The MINER is in receipt Of . manly let
Ter from Gov. Lewis Woliey acknowledg-
ing his error in placing the MINER on the
list Of Territorial papers, as being opposed
10 statehood. The MINER accepts the
Governors explanation, and 10 satisfied
that the error was Internationally made.