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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-22

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nusliid senabrer mir tets
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8ir brau9en unIere Rotten
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tiers ODER @elbberleiber a,t
tranSferiren, um nit Dem Sch
infer @efdaft peiteraufibren.
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@reiie gu bere9nert fur Sns
arnmente, ipelde mir auf Set
berfaufen, Inn bic 8iufeh du
8orfdiHe berahsauiaIaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-22


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Srseln 70 niebrig sesen baar
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baS Snfrun,ent.
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@erfonsn ubertrasen nerbeu,
pel6e Die @inlofuns berielben
erspingen.
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pertblrS iinb.
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Denen, pelde Die Gmerion
ni9t geieben baben, t0nnen nj
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tpel4e Qnalitdt unb l1mfang
ttsfen. DieS 1T Die anfidt a.
@ir tnb Staats, Gsenten
tbniaef nnb $. q. gale 4 60.
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faufen mir fit $75, bic anbere
Srnere unb bic QnaIitGten Iai
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ebenfo Mufit in Bldttern, 8dn
Infer 8orraib In Soften 1T
@ir ienben auf AppIifatio,
S~nfrsmenten, MuFtalien, Noi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-22
Brauer bes bsrhbmten
Htarl 5laiden 8ieres.

Dieies Bier aei6net fi6 bur6 feline SReinhei
unb Site anb Durd feinen 8~obIgei@mad aus
unb iibtrtrift aIe Glai@en giere I'm Martte.
Das Bier ipirb in Der Stabt frei ms Saus ab
etIiefert. Co sebe Glaide sarantirt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
The Funeral.

A largo %concourso OF friends OF the
late Water Chase, from both here and
up tho road, followed his remains to
to their last resting place yesterday
afternoon. Tho remains wcro in
charge of Elko Lodge No. i, +. IL 4.
NJ, tho deceased having boon long Il
member OF that organization and the
funeral was conducted uhder the
auspices of that fraternity. At 1 o.
clock 7. NJ. the mcmbcrs of Eiko Lodge
No. 10, wearing tho appropriate in
signia Of mourning, filed from their
Hall ard marched to tho residence of
tho late deceased where tho body re-
posed, and n largo number Of pcoplo
awaited to join tho procession. There
the Masonic OTdcr took charge OF tho
body md tho procession formed in
order, tho members of Elko Lodge
No. 10 in advance, followed by tho
members OF E!ko LodSo No. Is, I. 0.
o. T.. in appropriate rcsalia. Then
cams the hcarso bearing tho body, cs-
cortod by Geo. II. Mcigs, John Hib-
bots, j. ID. Bradley, L. L. Morgan, S.
NJ. Henley and Thomas Hunter. Fol.
lowing these was a long procession OF
citizens IN carriages and on foot
which proceeded to the MusonS e Odd
Fellows cemetery whore oil that re-
manned Of II once prominent monbcr
of both Orders was committed to
mother earth thoro to remain until
that Great Day when "tho cen shall
give up hor dead, and all that have
lived shall como forth"
Peace to his ashcs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
hallway Mail ClcrlisIiips.

Tho examination Of applicants for
clcrkships in tho railway mail service
will DO hold in Carson Junc3. Appli
cation blanks have been forwarded to
Postmaster Rndnin, 10 DO givcn out
TO those who wish TO apply. Citi2ens
Of tho United States botwccn tho uEoy
Of 18 aud s. years are eligible to exam.
nation.
Tho long suffering pooplo Of tho
State Of Nevada will watch tho result
Of this examination with considerable
intorost. Tho railway mail scrvicc
vas bad enough under tho Last
administration whilo so far under
llarrison's administration IL has been
simply damnablc. Hardly II day
passes but that thoro Is soino irrcgu.
larity about tho mails carried by tho
g. p. r. II. Go. Wo would suggest to
Postmaster. General Wunamnkor that
iEstoad Of shedding 50 many crocodile
tears ovor tho little sins OF tho world,
no pay somc attention TO tho wants
OF tho people and discharge tho in.
competent railway mail clerks who
now handle tho tnnils on tho overland
route. Fro them, Gonoral, and thus
earn tho plaudit Of tho people.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
.tFsom Thunday,s Daily.iI
sALMAaUNDl.

]. d. Fitch cnlno down from Wells
this morning and stopped over to-day.
For "a choice Key West cigar, or
anything in tho smokers line, go to
Muller's.
Mr.. and Mrs Jud Dakin came in
from Lamoille by private eonyeyauce
this afternoon.
Tomorrow being Decoration day,
and n legal holiday, no paper will DO
Issued from this Office.
In Prohibition States tho form of
invitation 10 drink is: "Have an
original puckHge with me-"
Hal Nyc and Jas. Fine, who have
been here for tho past week, departed
last night for Los Angeles. Cal.
Baseball and h~orsc-racing are ali
tho rage in the Eust ut present, and
tho large exchanges are full OF moth
ing else.
Tho easiest way to get rid Of flies
or insects, is to 20 to Maller's and get
some Fly Paper or Insect Powder and
killcm. Il
Max Schocn, Dave Casper and Clay
Irland, who havo boa horo for
se"cral days past, left this morning
for Mountain City.
St. Louis Republic: No matter
ho% poor u nan may b., ho may still
have the comforting thought TINT his
skclcton is worth Sd to any medical
college in the land.
Applicants for examination for tho
West Point cadetship must DO physi-
cally sound and between the ages of
II and %, instead OF between II and
Is years Of age as heretofore stated.
Reno Journal:-Georgo Russell and
family will return to Eiko for the
Summer, NJ. Russell'a large interests
in that section demanding his per
sonal attention. Sorry to lose them
from Roao.
When your cyca get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get n pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. a good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment OF colorcd
glasses for sun or snow.
An army officer in Arizona sent n
photographic message l25 miles by Il
single flash OF light, and it WAS imme-
diutoly transmitted ninety miles fur
Their. This is considered ono of tho
greatest achievements yet made in
that line.
y New York Sunday school recently
decided TO give an entertainment in
aid OF the "Arch Fund" But to tho
horror of everybody, tho programme
distributed on tho evening OF the
entertainment stated that it was given
in aid OF tho "arch icnl."
Mrs. L. VI. McPhctrcs, accomra.
MED BY her little daughter, left last
evening for Salt Lake City, where
che Socs to attend The funeral OF her
aged mother whose death occurred
at SprinGyIllc, Utah, yesterday morn
ing. Tho sympatdies of this commu.
nifty are EXTENDED TO Mrs. McPhe.ros
in her sad bereavement, caused by
tho lois Of a kind and loving mother.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
& CONSULTATION DENIED.
The Doom Of Tho Pottscs Sealed.

Deputy Sheriff a. G. Dawlcy re-
ccivcd n dispatch last night from j.
y. PlummeT, attorney for the prison
ers, stating that the Board Of Parlons
refuses &c commute to life imprison-
mcnt the sentence of Josiah and
Elizabeth Potts, wao arc sentenced
To lie hanged on Friday, June 20, 1890.
Thus ends tho last hope for the
doomed prisoners, and preparations
are now being made for tho execu-
ton.
Everything that could be done by
their attorney, and by the people who
were opposed to their execution, has
been dono in their behalf but all With
out avail, and nothing now remains
but TO carry into execution tho SEN
tence OF the Court.
But II person has been hanged in
Elko county einco its organization,
and, so for rs We know, this will DO
tho first legal execution of woman
that over tool: place on thu Paciiic
Coast. This fact will make the event
II Of unusual and exciting intcrcs.,
and June 20. 1890, will Do uu eycntful
day in the history OF Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
Silver.

Tho telegraph tells us that Senator
Plumb has introduced another silver
bill in tho U. S. Senate, drawn by
bankor st. John, OF Now York, which
has all tho cdr-mar,Ss OF another
Window abortion. Tho poople OF the
Unitod States are becoming pretty
vol hisgustol with the trining coursc
OF our law makers on this important
question. They will ac,opt no CON-
promises on this subject. and the
Senators and Representatives from
this coast will do we'll to heed tho
peoples demands for tho FREQ and un-
limited coinage Of tho silver doIlnr.
They nro terribly in earnest in this
matter and tho Representative from
tho S!opo who bows his knees TO the
golden calf Of Wall street will DO
rolcs.toi 10 tho shPdas Of oblivion,
Work, not talk, 10 what wo demand
mt your hands.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
COLOSSUS OF RHODES.

Tho Third In tho Liz: OF tho Seven Won
Gar5 o. tho World.
The Colossus of Rhodes was co called
to distinguish II from other colossal
figures, said by soma writer's to havo
numbered over 100, which. during tho
days OF its prosperity, wcro set up IN
tho City OF the sum-" rs tho capital CT
b Island Of Rhodes wa3 POLITICALLY
called. Tho Colossus camc third in tho
list Of tho seven wonders OF tho world,
and wa9 consccratcd 10 tho sun, tho
deity OF Rhodes. It was made Of bragg,
cast III sections, and IS said to have boon
tho work of ChGros OF Indus, . pupil
OF tho great Lys:ppug 1t was 30 cuLitl
tsupposcl TO have boon l53 fcctl high
and cost tho city about 800 talents, or
$50, 600 as we rcciion money nowadays.
Over l. year, work waj spent on thio
c~arlymonstcr, which, with NIL its Erand-
euF, YVES destined to : very short career.
Fifty-siX years after itj completion,
in tho year III Il. C., according to Pliny,
this gigantic c!@Licma,ic figure wa5
thrown down by III earthquake. Tho
Coioaaug stood at tho entrance to tho
hGrhor, with each of ito mighty feet on
Golil Gtano foundations, ships In full
naii passing and rcpassinT Lctwccu tho
gigantic legs. Dclcpcrrc, tho historian,
says that it was not erected ct tho en-
trance TO tho harboT, as stated by Piiny,
but that it otood on an open space noar
tho Pacha's seraglio. Still another
writer says it wac rccon9tructcd duriny
tho reign of tho Emperor Vcspasiun,
and that after tho island OF Rhodes had
been conquered by tho Caliph Gilman,
in tho seventh century OF our era, it
WIG taken down AMI tho metal sold to o
Jow, who transported ii to Syria, q cara
van OF $50 caracls being necessary TO
carry his purchaso.-St. Louis Rc.
public.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
a Horse In n Tree.

Tho Silver City Avalanche says:
I'D. III. Spon2cr, who has n horse
ranch in tho jumpers, found ono Of
his animals suspended in n trco this
Spring. ~ Is not known whcther tho
animal intended TO commit suicide, or
climb out OF tho snow, or into tho
Lrco to get something to cat. II is
probable howcvor, that IL was in
search OF food and wcntovcr tho enow
~ nlbblc tho top of a troc, whom IL
broke through tho s0oS and lodged
10 tho branches Of the tree, whoro IL
was found when tho snow had moltod
nway.n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
Please Tell why.

Tho President will DO governed
arSely by the recommendations Of
judges Field and Sawyer in making
tho appointment OF Circuit Judge for
this district, and it is right that lie
should.-tReno Gazette.
Will the Gazette kindly tell its
readers why at is right that he
should?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
From wsdne.day.s pailr.i
sALmAGUNDI

J. S. Gardner left by stage this
morning for Tuscarora.
G W. Grover left this morning for
Carson City to attend tho Silver Con.
vention which onvcu Tomorrow.
Jesse L. Winter, of White Rock, ar
rived last evening and stopped over
until this afternoon when he left on
his return home.
James Clark, of tho Depot Hotel,
arrived this morning from Columbia
where no has been TO inspect his
mining property.
Barney Horn, one of tho prominent
beef buyers Of San Francisco who is
well known throughout tho State, ar
rived here last evening.
From Knox Crane, who came in
yesterday, we learn that the bridge
across South Fork on what is known
as tho Telegraph road has been
washed away by tho high water, and
that the bridge at the Shepherd place
is dangerous to cross,
Peter Jackson, the colorcd pugilist,
passed through this morning on his
way to San Francisco to fill an en-
gagement with the California Athletic
Club Of that place. TO an IsDEpEND-
ESr reporter he stated that no ur-
rangcmcnts have been madc for u
match with Sullivan.
Chief Justice Fuller, OF tho United
States Supreme Court, on the 23rd
instant rendered n decision in the
hemmlcr case denying tho applica-
tion for Il writ Of error in which he
holds that execution by electricity is
net cruel. From present appearances
Kcmmler will tako tho electric route
to the happy hunting grounds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01

Attic State caca;npmcnt OF Veterans
OF &. 4. Il. Posts, recently held ia
Ellcnsburg, Washington, Commander
C)5BTovc said in course OF an address:
"Ihe Government mover did nor mover
will owe us ono farthing. When Il
nuns country is in danger, no owes TO
it everything no has, cvon his life.
When tho war broke out, We owed our
country tho offer o. our services, and
when We enlisted and did our duty, wc
pnid our country only whit wo owed
IL. For our services our country docs
not " us o pen Sion, Gnl IL is IN
patriotic f)r ug TO ask it, except, of
course, whore tho soldier was wounded
or disabled in tho service.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
CASTING A HOROSCOPE.
How tho Task WAS Performed by tho a.
trologcrs OF Ancient Romo.

How the Task WAS Performed by tho As-
trologcrs OF Ancient Romo.
Tho general idea in casting a horo-
scope was that tho first hour OF zach Gay
was presided over by-the heavenly body
that belonged to that day, as sot forth
in tho French names for tho days Of tho
week, VIZ: Tho sun for Sunday, tho
moon for Monday, Mars for Mardi
CTuosday), MercLry for Mcrcredl
wednesday,, Jupiter for Joudi (Thurs.
day., VEINS for Vendrcdi friday and
Saturn for Samcdi Saturday.
Tho second hour OF tho day belonged
to tho second in this order, and SO on,
repeating these seven dcitics as ofton as
was necessary until tho birth hour was
reached.
II, therefore, w wish tocass the horo.
Gcopo OF n child born at 0 q. m. on March
2, 1850, wo observe first that tho day wac
Tuesday and that tho sun roso on that
day ut G:3i. The first hour, G:34 to 1854,
belongs to Mars; tho second, 1884 to 1884,
20 Mercury; tho third, 1884 TO 0.34, 10
Jove, and tho child, being born under
tho influence of Jove, will necessarily
have q jovial disposition.
A moro extended and laboriou5 cast.
ing of tho horoscope consists in calculat-
ing backwards to lind tho exact position
OF tho planets ut tho hour of birth, and
what their relative influence might thus
have boon upon each other. The heay.
ems being regularly divided into Sec
tions, If Saturn should DO found in tho
house (scction) Of Jupiter, his saturnino
influence would, OF course, qualify tho
jovial influence OF tho lord Of that house
st. Louis Republic.
Sheep troubles and Remedies.
When sheep arc compelled to 1.-Two IN
dirty yard or. wet pasture They hnvo
foo!.rOt or what 10 called with cattle.
'fuule.' To effect n euro, Uftcr trim.
ming the cdycJ OF tho hoot and wash.
ing the foot clean with salt and water,
pat IN some powdered biuo yitplol
while the foot 10 wet, OF ii dry some
pilo tar. a dry upland pasture should
ulways bc NJ tho command OF Ito
''goidcn.hoof." although II run in low
lots !, favorable IL tins OF drouth.
Sheep arc also troubled With pa asitos
In tho form OF 0c1b This can 30
cured by q wash OF tobacco water in
which - n little %turpcntinc. a good
pan Is 10 Gcrub or dip the ohccp alter
Bhcartny. Tho tick OF sboop lotisp eur,
be destroyed also by tobacco. This ~
ono Of tho b,st uses tho plant can DO
put TO The lousc IL somewhat like a
miniature lobster. crab, box turtle and
ro'ato bug. Sulphur is good as rec.
commended. 90 II swcntJ 10 tho ouriaco
ard roots Of tho wool and tho parasites
te:o ii in their food and do young
Farm aud lone.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
coNslDsRArE AussAhns
A Brace OF Men Who Consulted the r..to.
OF Their Wives.

A Brace OF Men Who Consulted The n.to.
OF Their Wives.
You may name this boy, Mary, r said
sman to his wife when their nfth ohiil
was o few weeks old, s.oniy YOU MT
call him John" Tho father had h.d lila
own way with the other four and it WIS
no moro than fair that he should consult
his wife's taste for once. 1t is pleasant
to see husbands thus considcrate. Tu,i
Detroit Tribune records n similar In
stance. An elderly corplo entered a
dry-goods store on Woodward nyenne
He y slim and tall and sho way round
and short.
my wife and I have como to do somo
shopping" he said to the clerk.
''Indecd?"
Yes my vito wants q now dress to
take home.'
"Ah!"
show her what you have. Let
her select whatever she wants"
What line OF goods will YOU have.
madam?' asked tho clerk.
on something in silk" answered.
tho husband for her.
Tho clerk took down q roll of bright
colorcd patterns.
no asked.
mo, that is too bright said the hus-
Glow do you like this, madamqr
asked the clerk, displaying another roll.
go, my vile doesn't like that" no
returned. "Jt is too dark"
Again and again tho clork displnyed.
his wares before them, always %
ing to the tasto OF his wife and being
answered By the husband.
"Wcll," said tho latter ut length, st
guess this piece will do. Wrap It up"
When they were on the street he 70.
marked to his wife:
That's Q nice piece of goods you So
lectcd, Mary"
a look of quiet humor stolo into the
old lndy's eyes, but sho merely answered
quietly as she glanced a~Iectionately
into his face:
DO you think SO, John?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
Poisonous Herbs.

Several horses and cattle died near
Haley lately from tho oITccts OF cat.
ing poisonous herbs, probably lark.
spur. Yesterday J. Donovan lost n
valuable horse, doubtless from eating
something poisonous. Stockholm Say
that II sure cure for larkspur poison
is to bleed by cutting or, or splitting
tho tail, or bleeding in tho mouth
INuMs. Minor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
The Sninc Ola Story.

Pauline New. German girl, en-.
ployed as a domestic at tho residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward It9inhart, at
Winncmuccn, usol coal oil Tuesday
evening in surfing ito kitchen fire.
Tho oil caught ircGnd communicated
with her clothing, resulting, rs is
usual in such cases, in burning her
severely. Wnsh. Nelson happened TO
DO in tho back yard when tho girl
screamed and had it not becn for
him and tho timely arrival of Ed.
Rcinhart tho girl would have been
burned 10 dcath.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotci--CIarIl &c Green, Pro-
p%rictorS.

Depot IIotci--Clarl C Green, Pro-
prictorS.
~ Fisher, Wells; J D Bradley,
Deeth; II L Wise & wiio, Ills; Knox
y Crane, South Fork; Geo Birchu-
nan, IMMORAL HILL: III G Wei man,
Caicago, Charlie Mitchell, Hunting
ton; Mrs d L Rodgers, Mrs Emma
Kelly, Crescent, Cal.
y Lowcnthal, Miss Pondlcton, S
+; p IL McDcrmott, Lamnille; Geo S
Graham, Bullion: Harry Heuton. Wm
Raglan, II G Smith, l. Castle, John
L%ittlcjohn, CHI Coop, Carlin; G. II
Warrington, Frank Bowen. South
Fork; Jno Mcfarland, TT Ilnllcck; W
II Broadhcad, Bitwator; II n Baker,
Snake Valley; = Hansen, Jno Sparkle.
Wells; TG CIa!c, Palisndc, Maud
Sparks, Vounissun, Cal.
a a Smith, Chicago; r II Seaman,
San Barnardino; August Mayer, New
York; @ il Coop, Carlin; AALowcn-
thai, S l..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
From Mondays Daily.l
HALaAGUNDl.

Yesterday was tho hottest that has
been experienced this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Grover left
Saturday evening for Secret Valley.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. %, A. O.. U. w, ut thoir Hall to-
night.
George Elmoro camo down from
his raueh near Peko yesterday and
returned to-day.
The Senate has confirmed the nom
nation Of 5. W. Backus as Postmaster
ut San Francisco.
Charlie Henderson who has been
attending school ut San Jose, Cal,
arrived homo last night on q two
months vacation.
Belmont Couricr:-The work Of de-
roloprcnt is pushcd as usual in tho
Morey mine, and good orc is still be-
ing encountered.
1t is said that a srokcless and
sparklcss locomotive has been in
vented. Now let some ono invent a
brakeman who speaks English.
State Treasurer Tuny is lying very
sick Mt the Arlington hotel in Carson.
His many friends all over the State
hope that no will Gpociily rccoyer.
y Los Angeles dispatch SAYS it is
stated positively that Governor Water
man has rcconsidcred his recent de-
termination not TO 30 Il candidate for
Governor, and will enter the race for
the nomination.
J. II. Dennis, J. 3. Tollcy and T. c..
Plunkctt, Delegates from Tuscarora
to the Silver Convention, came down
last night on their way to Carson
City. Elio county will be well repre-
scented ia tho Convention.
The CIrsoa Appeal says that about
tn canlllltD lorin up FOR tho va
clncy caused by Judge Sabin's death.
This shows how willing tho ltepubli-
can lawyers of tho State arc TO sacri-
tics themselves On their country's
altar.
Last evening ne train No. l was
pulling out, a little chill two or three
years Of age, fell from tho window OF
ono Of tho cars Just tho other sido of
the stock corralj. Tho little thing
wIs picked up, and, not outstanding
its terrible fall from tho rapidly NOV
ing train, did not seem to be seriously
injured. Tho only wonder is that it
was not instantly killed.
VIII the Republican journals OF the
State please stand up and tell us
whether Senator Stewart or Senator
Fdrwcll IN correct in his intcrprctn-
ton of the silver plank in tho National
Republican platform? Stewart says
IT can tho FREQ and unlimited coin
age of silver. Farw,ll says it docs
not and that no one knows that fact
better than Stewart. Now, brothers,
don't all rise nj once. One ut "A time
will do. Is this anothc; casa of
Stewards Observation-Disclosures.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
New Stock Disease.

Tho Tucson, Arizona, Star says:
There is II disease prevalent among
some Of tho hords OF our stockncn
which is peculiar and difficult to
diagnose. The animals become still
in the legs, chill rs il with tho aguc,
and generally die. They also water
from the Dyes. In n recent cxamind-
ton tho entire carcass OF tho animal
was found in Il healthy condition, OK
coptinS the hoad. IL was found to
DO entirely devoid OF brain, and upon
examining othor5 tho inside Of tho
head WIS no dry as n gourd.
Tho immediate cause OF tho trouble
is supposed to DO ulkGli dust. Tho
remedy suggested is tho usc OF bacon,
which is thrust down tho animals
throat and thus far has proven sue
cossful. During tho last few weeks
several cattle and horses have died
near Tucson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
Ne,all Wool FrclsLt Rates.

Another changc has been inEde by
tho Southern Pacific in the freight
rates on Nevada wool. The Q rates
are 81 80 per 100 pounds on baled
wool in lots OF MOI less than 10000.
pounds por a load. For wool in
bass, in lots of not less than 10000
to the car, tho rate is 81 20 per 1Co
pounds. Thee rat - tpply from all
Nevada points on tho Southern Pacific
Comrany's l:scs, by way of the Union
PaciUc or tho Sunset routes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-01
Calf's Foot Jelly.

Tho Berkshire Nows Is preparing a
now cook book, and otfors us II samplo
Of tho duintics it analyses tho follow.
lowing recipe for calls foot jolly.
"Got trusted for u Chicago calf
they have tho largest fcot--cut OF
tho calf, which can 10 usod for making
hash or chicken salad; wash tho foot,
thickcn with gluo, add u Tow mo.
lassos, strain through n cnnc.scatod
chair, pour IL mo n blue bowl with
rcd pictures on II, sot IL in tho shade
TO got tough. Then sond it to siek
friond."