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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27
Destructive Fire.

y Spokane Falls, Washington, dis
patch OF tho 23rl instant says:
Early this morning II fire broke out
on the north sido OF tho river OH Mon
roe street, destroying property valued
at nearly aquarlor OF a million dollars.
There was u woful laclt Of water, N
Of tho mains bursting on tho leland.
Tho Monroe street bridge, n now
structure, costing $4,000, was entirely
consumed, tho department having no
water on the North Side. Fairy this
morning stories wcro nloat about tho
loss of life, but they have not been
verified.
Tho:o 10 a general belief that the
iirc-bugs nrc at work. Two small
iiros this forenoon, ono in tho wcst
and the other in tho cast part of the
city, strengthens this belief. Five
suspects have been arrested. Tho
city is thoroughly guarded, and no
further danger is anticipated.
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lprom Wednesdays Daily. !
sALMAGUNDT.

1t is rumorcd that tho weather is
rory warm.
w. w. Bcohcr, Grand Master OF
tho |. o. o. f., returned last evening
from ar official visit to Tuscarora
Lodge No. 30.
Miss Emma cherff, having finished
her school in Mound Vslley. came in
Sunday and will 80 up to Wells this
evening IN . visit.
WIS. Clayton Sr. came in fron,
Mound Valley yesterday and re.
turned to-day. He is suffering With
something like poison in his right
hand and arm, and camo in for the
purpose Of securing nelical aid.
Tho young ladios, or rather young
girls, are maeing active preparations
for thcir entertainment at freeman
Hal! Oh Thursday night. or cuurso
everybody will 20, ~ tho price OF adj
mission is only two bits.
Tho atcam wagon running between
Loyaltoa and Trucseo hauIs S0,OoJ
fee: of lumber at 4 speed Of Eve miles
an hour over the wagon road. Tho
steam wagon makes the round trip OF
50 mileS daily.
Tme5-Rsview Upwards OF 1000
tons OF hay will remain uncut on the
Al.nbe Bros. ranch in Independence
Valley this season, in consequence OF
the iirm'c lack OF need for it. They
lost % per cent. OF their cattle last
Winter ana claim to have only abou.
l,0)0 head left.
Reno Journal:-r Riverside mill
10 turning ont daily about seventy
barrels OF flour, which meet with
ready sale. In fact Il great deal moro
would be made and sold il there was
4 ready market for the shorts and
bran.
Tho idea 10 becoming prevalent that
Hon. II. +. Bartinc has the pull on
the appointment for United States
District Judge Tor Nevada. The ap,
pointment vii! probably not be made
'nntil after the nominations are made
by the Republican State Convention
and possibly not til utter tho c!cc.
ton.
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from Moada,.s Daily
sALnAGUNDl.

Myron Pix:ey camo in from La.
noble this afternoon.
Mrs. france KeGdriek was in from
Lamoillo Saturday night.
Cap. Palmer came up from Carlin
night on Court business.
". t. Crane, of South Fork, camo
in Yesterday esd retnrncd today.
William Nutshell and wife cano in
yesterday from tho ranch and 70.
turned to day.
The Lyon county Republican Con.
~rontion will DO hold Mt Dayton on
tho Dad day OF noxt September.
Fresh apples, peaches, pears aud
figs, and a nice lot OF fine, fresh can
dies, just received at Mro. Records.
a. Y. Lancaster & wife arrived Inst
evening from Alameda, Cal, and left
by this mornings stage for T'usca-
rora.
Princess Louise, tho eldest daush-
ter OF Prince Ferdinand Of Orleans, is
betrothcd to Prince Alphonso of Ba-
vuria.
Congr :.man p. S. Hall, of tho
Taird District OF Minnesota. wns re-
nominated Tor CongrcsJ b. tho Re.
publicans.
c.. l.. Bower, representing D. II.
Mcdonald &c Co, Wool Merchants, is
in town for the purpose OF purchasing
the wool crop of E!kocounty.
Those diaing cara between Wells
md Truckeo, which have been 80
long promised, will 10 put on about
the lst of October, 80 il is said.
JudaoR r. Bigolow pressed through
last evening on his way to his ranch
ut Osino. tIo will return tonight and
hold Court to morrow, when n Grand
jury will be impaneIeI.
Franz: Wines han secured n few
days vacation from tn" Railroad
Company, and will visit his father in
Ruby Valley whore his family has
boon stoppkag for Il week or two.
The return OF the base ball delega-
ton TO Clrlin las: evening wa; greet.
cl with a peerless tusiIadc Of bombs
and lie ~cracGcrs, aceomplniod by
cheers ala a%pplIus'. "jec tho con
queTing heroes como" WAS the burden
OF the song wh.ca oiled all hearts.
Diyigion Superintendent Nfyrics
Was III town this morning. IIo sgys
no knows nothing OF the rumorud
change OF divisions OF the Central
Pacific, although it ia reported that
tho Company contemplate making
changes which viii do awIy with ORG
OF tho divisions between Ogden and
| Sacramento.
When oar Republican Iricai5mako
the sweeping chang, that Democratic
papers condoma the opposition and
uphold their WI party, right or
wrong, they want to make an cxcep-
ton III favor o. taig paper; for tho
INDEPENDENT is too independent TO
uphold a wong or condemn the
right, no matter from what source il
cmanutcJ.
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ITEMIzEo

a MEDICAL journal estimates that dur.
ing it's seven weeks prevalence in tho
United States tho grip killed IL, 900 poo,
pie.
TnEHr AFRO over two hundred men in
Chicago worth 100000 or moro, tho
average possessions OF each exceeding
So, 900, 900.
THE oyster Is ono Of tho strongest
creatures on tho earth. The force ~;
quired to open on oyster 10 more than
thirteen hundred times It's weight.
TnE longest electric railway in tho
United States will soon DO put in operas
ton In Topeka, kar. Tho distance TO.
tween tho two tcrmini 10 fourteen miles.
YoUNd Japo nrc regarded by American
naval officers 40 tho best kind OF SER
wants on shipboard. They nro marvcls
OF ncatncss. intelligence, obedience and
courtesy. Some Japs OF excellent posi-
ton ut homo nro performing such seSy-
vices on American mcn-of-war
hSY law firm In New York a.ith q
really profitable business cxponds from
$4,000 20 $4,000 q year for rent, light.
fuel. stcnographing and tho like. Some
OF tho older lawyers 8iill refuse to ON.
ploy typcwritcrs, and u noted member
OF tho bar astoniglcd some OF tho
younger brethren ut Albany tho other
day by presenting % yoluminous briet
written out in his own hand.
ASSISTANT PosTMAsTE III : GISErAL
C;Ai,KsoS has had eight post-onlcos
named after him. Wanamaker has
given his name to flvo now towns and
HARRISON TO four. Vice. Prcsident Nor.
ton, scnator Edmundo and William n.
Gladstone have q score or post-otlccs
cach. Missouri has thought ilt TO dub a
now p%ost.oflco Dudley. whilo Indiana
honors Private Secretary llalford in tho
samc way.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27
The Entertainment.

Tho entertainment givcn 10y tho
young Misses last night was well at
tended, and the frequent rounds Of
appliance wns evidence that Tho oTorts
Of ihc girls wcro appreciated. There
wat ono fault, however, in tho per.
formers which vas noticeable, and
that was indisiinct c%nunciation in
conversation and also in singing. q
largs portion Of tho audience being
unable TO updcrsiGnd what was said.
After tho literary exercises worc con.
Clmlcd, tho Hall was cleared and u
social dance wag innuguratcl which
continued until midnight. Tho 70.
ccipts at tho door worc &33 10. Tho
proceeds Of tho dance amounted 70
80, from which 10 10 DO paid Hall
rent, music, etc, leaving but little, IL
anything, from thatHourco.
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Gold ut nnttlc Mountain.

Tho Austin ~ftcvcillo prints u tolc.
grnm dntoh Battle Mountain, July %,
which Is ia foilowe;
"rho artcsiau we'll has, nc tho doptl,
of six hundred aud forty fcot, otrucl;
bed rock, tho gravel from tho bottom
showing largo quantities. Of limo gold,
several pans Of which beer tried
IL PANIED out ton cents from n small
aizod handful ond it appears to DO all
through tho gravol.'
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
From Saturdays Dailyl
SALNiAGUNDI.

A.G. Dawlcy returned last night
from his ranch in Ruby Valley.
Nr. and Mm. Knox Crane camo in
from South Fork yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. p. IL. McDermott, OF Llmoille.
sin town, stopping ut tho Depot
H)tel.
II you want to witness Il first class
base ball game, so 10 Battle Noun
tain on train Mo- tonight.
Bert Taylor anl his sisters, Miss
Stella and Mrs. George Giant, came
in from Pleasant Valley to-day.
T.. II. Kcofc, or Dscth, pitcher for
the Carlin nine, came down un this
mornings train and stopped over
horo today.
Ron@ "a ovarFun with tramps, and
tho authorities haze cautioned tho
c:tiznas 10 keep n sharp lookout about
their promises after dark.
. Tines Review: 1T is rumorcl that
Jake Etscrs, Of TuscarorI, wouldn't
rU!use tie nomination for Assessor at
the hands OF tho Republican County
CInvsntiou.
The Timos-Rcvicw learns of three
Contestants for tho nomination for
Sheriff. at tho Democratic primaries,
viz: Lew Barnard, jim Murray and
Abc llcssUn.
About 2:l5 yesterday afternoon wo
were visited b. tho heaviest rain OF
thesonson. Sovcnty-seyon huudrclths
Of NJ inch OF water fell in less than
hall an hour.
Thero 10 much eIcitsnont In Austin
0ToT tho bl5o ball glno nj Battle
Aluntain tomorrow. and the contest
ponigHs to b. ono Of tho most OK.
citing over p'aycd in tho State.
Superintendent Porter has received
n message from CaaEuS Supervisor
G.!b,rt stating hat his oouat makes
Caiolso's population i,lNl,2i3. This
puts Chicago ahead OF Philadelphia.
Amun in Council Bluffs recently
boat his wife shamluiully, kept horout
o! doors all night and killed hor in
tho morning. lie then cut his own
throat bat unfortunately no will ro-
cover. Whiskey.
III our County Commissioners OK
pect 10 ccovcI from tho State tho
balance duo Elko county on account
OF tho special election of February IL.
1889, il Ia timo thcy SGT about il.
Tho money is lying in tho State
Treasury, hnying been appropriated
by tho Legislature, and il can bc
used for no othor purpose, except by
Bpecial Act of tho next Legislature.
William lIoar, Of columbia Dis.
trict, in tho northern part OF tho
county, who Is ono OF tho oldest pros
pcctors in tho county, shipped twenty.
three tons Of orc to Scott &c Adder
BON, Salt Lake City, from Which no
derived tho bogt roturnD cvor 90.
tanned from any ore shipped from
mines in tho district. IIo, with tho
assistance of II man, has opened up
tho property in Maggie canyon, and
has moro OF tho satno kind OF orc
ready for shipment.
William lIoar, OF Columbia, re-
turmoil from Ogdcn yesterday. In
reference TO tho statement published
In tho Salt Lake Tribune he desires
us TO state that while in Salt Lake no
lost his pocket pook in which wus hio
namo. This book was no doubt found
by somc II who WINS arrested, md
The nainc being in the book, of course
H. would naturally appear that tho
pos5coGor Of tho book was Vim. TIoar.
Tho statement Is coutradictcd oyor
his own signature elsewhere in this
issue.
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from Thuisday's Dsily.l
sALMAGuXnl.

Allen Fisher, of Wells, was in town
last evening.
G. T. Suite, of Mound Valley, was
n town last night.
il. Hylton aul wife, Of Mound
Valley, woro in town today.
Mrs. a. D.. Farnswortb, who has
been quite ill for several days, is still
confined 10 her room.
Train No. {, due h,re at 1910 A. NJ,
did not arrive uitii 80 last evening,
and then brought no mail.
j. S. Gardner returned Yesterday
from Tuscarora whore no has bsen ut
WORK. since the LIST of June.
Lot tho peopiesce to it that no adj
rocate of a Nevala State Lottery is
sem to the next Legislature.
The next LcSislatura should repeal
the law which provides n bounty on
no scaips of nox;ous animlls.
Owing to war between tho brewers,
the pr:co OF beer in Chicago has
dropped from 81 to 81 5opcr barrel.
The Louisiana Lottery question
must now remain in abayance until
the Supreme Court gives u decision.
Tho FREQ Press thermometers
marked los in the shade ut Il o'clock,
noon, to-day. AZ tho writer's resi-
donce tho temperature was 26, and in
the INDEPENDENT Off. 20 Sc degrees.
Eugene Way, Proprietor OF the
Bald Eagle Saloon ut T~uscarora, is
no:T prepared 10 furnish the travelling
public with comfortable lodgings,
nico beds and well aired rooms. So,
advertisement.
The youngest child OF 4. w. ITesson
WAS considered dangerously i'll last
night, and a telegram was sent to Afr.
lIcsson mt Tusclrora apprisinc him
Of tho fact. w. ". B,ohcr went out
with a team, met Mr.. lIesson at the
summit and broaghkh him to town.
There is lively sparriug daily BE-
tween tho Ogden STANDARD and
Democrat. The former is Il Ropub-
lican, tiaorinor) paper, and the latter
is q Democratic (Gcntiic) publication.
Tho former supports the Peoples
party, wh.lo the latter supports the
Liberals.
MIS-. s. z. Cdncy, who has been alb
sent over = year, returned this morn
ing, accompanied by Mrs. \. y. Hall,
of Onahl, formerly Nfts. Wilson who
was :oT Il number OF years u resident
Of IGl!So. Ms. Cuney is not in very
good health, though much better
than when she left here.
Reno Gazctte:-Thc Sacramento
Bco and several Nevada papera arc
using the gu:no quill Oh the lottery
question, claiming that inasmuch rs
Nevada is disgracal by having law
on her stat1to books licen'ing gam
bling, she ahonld ct oacs engage IL
THAI o:hoF ihifnous steal, tnelottory.
The AusttE Reveille scours because
the Battle Mountain team lost the
base bull game last Sunday. Had
the rcsultbcen the other way tho
RevcilIc would huvo had no kick com
ing, and doubtless would have praised
tho umpire and Landed tho Carlin
nine for their fairness throughout tho
glmc. Twas ever thus.
Why is it tina! when . child is born
tho father is said to bc "happy and
smiling" Smiling to be construed in
it's most liberal scnac), when rs IL
matter of fact most mon wculd rather
be caught in their n~cighbor's water
melon patch than 10 be proclaimed
as Il father? And Why is 1t that tho
mother, who is tho most deeply con-
ccrncd in the event, is never thought
of rs an Interested party?
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Murdered Ia a. Nine.

On Sunday night in tho lower lev
els Of the Savage mine a. Virginia
CITY, Il deliberate murder vas com.
united, OF which the following is an
uccaunt: II appears that "hile
nndor the Influence o! liquor, Pat
Crowley. an cmp!oyc. wont down TO
the i2)l.foat love.l William Nichols.
tho SHIFT boss, told him he WAC too
drank 10 work, and advised him to go
to tho surface. Crowley then picked
up IN Y and split Nichols head
oyon and thrcw his liio!a3iboly down
tho shaft. Crowley gave himself up
- the appearance OF an officer in the
shaft.
There IA great excitement in Vir.
ginia, and iynching was tTllcd
Of. Tho murderer is an Isisllman
anl tho murdered mar Cornish. The
Virginia Chronicle says TINT Crowlcy.
the slayer % Nichols, was taken To
Carson Monday night by Sheriff Nc
CulloHgh, Chief Of Police Tally and
deputies. Sheriff Mccullough aud
his prisoner arrived nj the State Pri8-
on at midnight. having been two
hours in covering tho fourteen milos.
Progress was slow on account of the
night being moonlcss. Two carriages
followed the Sheriff with his pris-
oncr 10 Carson, but moi by his re-
quest.
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Should BE Indictcd.

y dispatch dated Chicago. July n,
says:
The Coronc7's jury in the matter
OF tho explosion on tho steamer Tic.a,
by which - lives wc!c lost, brought
III Il verdict this afternoon. Ii cen
sures the Union Steamboat Company,
which owns the riDgi, for careless
ness in handling naphLha and other
explosives with oily, ard recommends
taat MesErf. Bright, of Buffalo, pro-
psicturs OF the Gsnn:ssce oil works,
who shipped naphtha on thc TioEa, be
indicted foT manslnughter By the
Gland Jury.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27

Last Saturday night during meet
ING of the / o. G. Z. some one had
Iii" andacity To- visit tho schoolhouso
and Interfere with the members mode
Of conveyance. Ono vehicle had its
wheels changed, n horse was re-
sadjicd backward, whilo several
others had their harness tied and liked
in such Il shape that ono set mt least
was ruinod, that too of u mnnborj inst
ini,iItcd. II is hard to believe that
anyone WIS 50 Hammered as 10
show their III will for tho 10. G. 7.
or any of its members in such Il co..
ard!y names Ice cream, raspborricg
and cake woro served to those pres
cnt, and no thought was given Of any
II being outside intent on mischief.
What might havo proved n serious
runaway was timely avortcl.
Ifnyiug is fairly advanced. tho crop
unusually good, although hands arc
smicc. Grain is looking eploudid
and bids fair 70 yield abundantly.
Tho weather is quito warm, with
occasionally n thunder storm, not
serious enough to do any damage.
humorous insect pests nrc still on
tho wing.
Sunday school and church serves TO
guide It's in tho way wc should so.
Tho now minister has not yct arrived.
School closes after this week for
vacation during tho coming month.
Miss Grant, our teacher, expects to
spend her vacation in San Francisco,
her mother being quito III.
Miss Ncllio Monks has been quito
sick tho past week.
Wild berry parties arc fashionable.
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Should he TrstcN.


When tho Supreme Court denied
tho writ OF Prohibition in the cags Of
judge Wells, it decided nathins in 70.
gard to the validity Of tho incumbert's
appointment or or his official tenure.
II moroly decided that the action was
~crroneons'y brought ind that an
application for a writ Of quo warrunto
would have been the proper proceed.
ing. Tho question whethor IL fourth
District Judge can DO constitutionGlly
or legally appointed Of elected is still
an open one, and it should DO dis
posed of before the next election, and
IL possible before tho meeting OF tho
State Conventions. While il remains
in doubt, litigants cannot safely on
trust thoir eases in u court whu7c
judicial power is Liable to DO upset ut
my time, and tho longer tho matter
is delayed the greater will DO the CON.
plicltiOns in tho event OF an adverse
decision by tho Supreme Court. II il
to DC hoped that proper proceedings
vii! bo brought To test tho matter DO.
foro JudIo Wills SUCCESSOR shall DO
elected or nominated. Rono Jour.
nal.
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FROM F%.id.y.s p.il,
SALAAG.UxDI.

The @bellc of the ballp last night
was a young wife. Don't ali speak at,
once.
For u choice Key wcst cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, 60 to
Mulleris. =
If YOU want to know whore to get
what you want, consult our adve.tis-
ing columns.
Mrs. II. McAdams, who has been
visiting hero since Tuesday, loft last
evening for her home ut Deeth.
-Artos trial NO find tho Mexican
Amole Soap u first class article for
the toilet. For sale at Henleyis.
The easiest way to get rid of flies
or insects, is to 80 to Muller's and get
some Fly Paper or insect Powder and
killem. -
According to our Carson exchanges
tho Government clock ON the public
building SHOULD be placarded, No
Tick Hero.
The Virginia Chronicle is evidently
mistaken in crediting I'm article under
the head OF a Now Orc to tho Ei,o
INDEPENDENT.
Those two elegant preparations for
tho toilet, Violet Water for ladies',
Lavender Water for gentlemen, price
81 90 ut Muller's. Il
Attention is directed to tho pro
coedings OF the Democratic State
Central Committee which appears
under tho hcadof New To-Day.
Preparations uro in active progress
for tho annual exhibition of the State
Agricultural Soricty, to be held at
Reno September % to 81 inclusive.
The thanks of the INDEpEypESr
forco are hereby extended to the
young Iisses for il vocal ssrenado to
which they treated us this morning.
Miss Emma Schcrff and her aunt,
Mrs. j. II. Taber, and her two little
girls left last evening for Wells and
Glover Valley on n visit to friends mud
relatives.
The distance from Reno to Virginia
City by tho wagon road is n miles
and by railroad, 81 miles. Rapid
transit OF fruits, etc, is made by team
instcad Of by rail.
Sheriff Barnard left yesterday
morning for Carson in charge of Vir.
gil Clauss and j. a. Houston, who
woro each sentcEccd on "Wednesday
to u year in the P~onitentiary.
Unclo Dick Dorsey, rs is his usual
custom, treaied the girls 10 a ride
this morning. Eiko would DO Il
'Darren waste" without Dick, and
tb2 comic song last night recognized
the fact.
When your eyes get weak and pain
You while reading, go to Muller and
get a pair OF good specs or cyc
| glasses. a good fit guaranteed or nc
pay. = fol! assortment OF colored
glasses for sun or snow. :
Another cyclone in Minnesota las
Tuesday demolished the buildings o
three farmers. Ono child was killed
another had n log broken and a woman
and child were blown against u wire
fcnco and seriously injured.
Tho HALEY Miner publishc!
tho nd. Of "Dr. NJ. d. Ia. lor," tn,
| San Francisco parsonage who agree,
TO pay good prices bat, so far us thi:
paper is concerned mover pays any
thing. We would not give the News
Miner . cents on tho dollur for il,
claim against tho Doctor" aud ",
would advise the people t.
steer clear Of his "physician's
gift 10 suffering humanity" Our
authority for this is that tho s~o-callet
Doctor Owo tho IwDEpENDEHT 81;
for advertising and will not ever
4 ms EAr n ppll for t,pyn,,f
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Nude Symphs.

The girls OF q picnic party from
ofoSillc, Cal, went bathing without
Oathirg suita IN Cold Canyon, tho
10Y OF tho party having promised to
remain hiding IN tho bushes mcan.
0me. But tho masculine traitors not
only hid too near tho bathing place,
out took pictures of tho bathcrs
WIN n pocket camera. Somo OF tho
pictures were developed and shown
n otoville, and thoro Ia n pretty row
IN that town over thcm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotci-.Ciark & Green, FRO.
prictors.

''t'u' ONci--N'iVfIS AZ SfCCtl, FRO.
prictors.
j Walker, Texas; Geo A Shook,
Clnrinda, Iowa; ID Alexander. North
Fork; 4 NJ PfaT, s i; John A Palmer,
Chas Knpp0ior, G ri Coop. j David.
son, Carlin; J Il Pruc,t, Ci,icago;
Isobcrt NJ Martin, Allegheny City, Pa;
Mrs Dclia Scranton & child, Hlllcck:
} Reynolds. Salt Lake City;A Fisher,
ID Il Miller. p Hanson, Wells; a j
haTrcll, California: Eugene Howell.
Sclisman; John Taylor, J Il @ viii.
inms, Mrs u Wright G. child, Tuaca-
rora; S G Weston, Bono Mountain.
Mrs Laura Wilson, Cincinnati, O.; J
W Hcalig, IGallcclt; q w Gleason,
Polio; a V Tnictjb,r &c Vito, Ala.
moda, Cal; CS Parker, Hawthorne:
Goo u Bower, Ogden; j Wollncr, s f.;
Cleo p Robinson Sc Son, Ruby Val.
Icy
Knox Cranc & wife, South Fork;
August Roboulo j y G Williams, Lu-
moillc; NJ q Ii Flint, S F;Jt Camp.
bell, lIalleck.
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The Proper Medicine.

William Wavcrcr and james Conner,
both Of whom pleaded guilty to in
dictmcnts for ceiling whistey TO III.
dinns, received sentences OF govcn
montho cnch in tho state Prison,
whore they wcro delivered today
lRcno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27
Something New,

D. NJ Henley has just received II
IMPLY OF Mexican Amolo Soap, which
'.on'aihe no sroasc or animal fat, bat
nadod direct from tho root OF tho
nmolo tr"o. This 10 one OF tho finest
Vol'ot soaps in tho market, and our
'0a"ero arc advised 70 giyo IL n trial.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-27
Boys, Look Out.

Some person or persons, perhaps
miachicvous OF unthoughtcd boys,
have Opened tho hydrant which sup
plies the cemetery with water and
allowed tho water TO run all night.
Don't Ito it again; for il caught at it,
You will % prosecuted, and perhaps
bc put TO much trouble.