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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-01
tFao4 MONDAYS pAnr.l
sALMAGUSDI.

The District Court opened this
moruiug.
Good sleighing IN Pleasant and La
moille Valleys.
Tho remains OF General Sherman
were inferred at st. Louis last Sstur-
day.
William Myers, OF Ruby Valley, and
Ed. II. W~oolverton, Of Secret, gave
this Office d friendly call this morn
ing.
A large number Of men from differ
ent parts OF tho county are in town,
having been summoned to do duty us
trial jurors.
Rev G. II. Gardner, former proprie-
tor OF the Free Lance, is the father Of
twins. He secms to DO more success
full as a husband than as IN editor.
Snow has continued to fall almost
constantly during the day, and at
this writing, 3 o'clock, the ground is
covered to tho depth OF about two
inches.
Aftcr blowing a miniature hurricane
for thirty six hours the sky became
suddenly overcast with clouds OF inky
bhckpess this morning, and about Q
o'clock it set in to showing at a. rapid
rate,
Eureka Sentinel The proposition
tn elect United States Senators by a
direct vote OF the pooplo sosms to be
growing in favor, especially in the
West, whore u fat pocketbook, and no
brains, too often wins. .
Our old friend Johnnie Hylton has
assumed the ancient and honorable
title OF "fathor." lie bears his blush
ing honors gracefully, and the INDIE
PENDENT extends congratulations to
the happy parents on the arrival Of
their first born.
Both political parties OF Nevada
passed. n resolution favorIng the Aus
tralian ballot system OF voting in
Nevada. Is it not about time our
Legislature was doing something in
tho matter? First thing thoy know
the session will DO at an end and
nothing done. Gentlemen, got a
iuovo on you on this question.
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Obituary.

Again tho Grim Monster has on
tered our midst and taken one whose
young lifo had just reached woman
hood, and who but n short time ago
gave promise OF a long and happy life.
Tins it is; we know not what n dry
may bring forth, and young Lizzio
Butler has reached tho goal " which
we all are tending, that bourne whence
no traveller returns. Poaceiul be her
silent slumber in her narrow home.
The afflicted parents and other roll
atiyos Of the deceased have tho tender
sympathy Of many warm friends.
Tho funeral took place at 9 O'clock
this afternoon from tho w. g. II. u.
Reading Room, and was otionded.,by a
large number OF tho members Of tho
". @. I. U. and othcr friends OF tho
'amily.
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sALMAouNDI.

Bar silver was S.971< an ounce in
New York at noon yesterday.
District Judge A. E. Cheney left
this morning on his return 70 Reno.
The Stevenson will case, on trial at
Carson. has been postponed to March
4th.
J.J. Campbell was taken suddenly
very i'll last night, but no is much bet
ter today.
Dave Casper left this morning for
the PUCK Valley Indian Reservation
whore he will engage. in BUSINESS.
Tho body OF Captain Colcord, OF
the wrecked ship Elizabeth was found
at Tennessee Cove near San Rafuel
It was terribly mangled and hardly
recognizable.
Tho case OF John Galligan va.
Maurice TIealey went to the jury ut 0
o'clock last night, and about . o'clock
this morning u verdict in favor Hea-
10y, the defendent, was rendered, the
Jury discharged and Court adjourned
for the term.
Tho Salt Lake Tribune says: A
great deal Of attention is being paid
to the new country in Southern New
ada through which tho Salt Lake and
Los Angeles Railroad is being built.
Rich mines have been discovered all
along the line. The old town Of Phoebe
is beginning to boom and tho mining
interests are also making things
lively.
Assenblyman Groves has intro
duced a bill providing for woman
suffrage in Nevada, the main features
Of which are printed in our Lcgisla.
two report. There is much COOL
argumcnt for and against the propo-
sition to give women the right to voto,
and the chances are that Groves bill
will pass, in which case We will try
the experiment at the next general
election.
The captain OF the tug, Relief, got
$4,000 for towing the Jessomene into
port. The Jessomene, a British ship,
was loaded with coal and, including
tho cargo, was valued ut SlT5,OO1.
But for the timely arrival Of the Re-
lief on Monday morning tho ship
would have been a total wreck, rs she
was within 200 feet OF tho rocks when
the tug made fast. This is the vessel
which accompanied the Inflated Eliz-
ubeth in her attempt to onter the
harbor last Saturday afternoon.
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Special Election.

A special election, by the"legal
voters OF Elko School District, for the
purpose Of voting on the proposition
to lcvy n special tax OF $3.50 for school
purposes on tho taxable property Of
Elko School District will be held at
tho Office Of Russell & Bradley, in the
town Of Elko, on Saturday, March Z,
1901. Snid tax is TO be LEVIED for tho
purpose. OF increasing the tuition
revenue, Of said EIkU School Dis.
trict. so u
Polls will open at q o'clock p. NJ.
and close at 6 o'clock y. n. OH said
day.
Judges, w. w. Booher, A. ". Hea.
Vol and NJ. II. Miller.
by order OF tho
BOARD or TRUSTEES,
Elko School District.
Elko, Fob. IL. 1891. I'll
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sALMAoUNDI.

NJ. Badt came down from Wells
this afternoon.
Fresh ranch eggs are . cents q
dozen In Virginia City.
Charles Lampman, Of Clover Val
ley, gave the INDEPENDENT q friendly
call this morning.
DR.. Moore, the Dentist, has located
here permanently, Airs. Moore and
child having arrived last night. Look
out for his nd.
A terrific snow storm, aecompanicd
by a high wind, set in this morning
about 3 o'clock. and for nearly an
hour it was terrible.
The motion OF Z. S. Harrington,
counsel for Morris, was granted yes
terduy afternoon, and the case was
continued for the term.
All hopes for favorable silver legis-
lation by the present Congress are at
an end, and the consequence is that
silver, measured by the only standard
Of values, is gradually going down.
Wonder il Senator Stewart still
clings to his assertion, made before
the election lust Fall, that the present
silver lawois better than FREQ coinage?
Wonder il he believed IL when no said
itY -
Tho Washington ball at Freeman
Hall last night was we'll attended,
and these who participated had q
very enjoyable time. The festivities
were kept up until after . o'clock
this morning.
Those who have been alarmed
about a scarcity OF water noxt season
can now rest in peace, us within the
past few days the canyons in tho
maintains have been filled by the fall
OF snow and tho heavy winds which
have drifted it into these deep TO-
cesses.
Judge A. E. Cheney, OF Eureka, pre-
SNSS v Wv LlioIA lCI SOUIL lO-uuN
in the case Ut Sustanovich vs.. Gilbert
Henry, Judge Talbot having been
interested in the case as IN attorney
previous to his election to the Bench.
Nothing Of Importance was accom-
plished to-duy.
Tho Carson Tribune is in favor Of q
law placing elections under the con-
troll Of United States officers, the
Lodge Force bill, for instance, as it
says: "rhe Legislature has very
properly voted down a resolution ap-
pro- ing tho course OF Nevada's u. S.
Senators in voting against the Elec-
tions bill"
Soue reprobate who attended the
Lnmoille entertainment last week had
the impudence to'carry off A. Wines
overcoat. A pair OF overshoes and II
pair Of gloves also were among tho
missing. Dick says eternal vigilance
is tho price OF o~vercoats, and it will
not be healthy for the son Of a gun
who took il it'he is over caught wear
ing the garment ... ~
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6ALMAoUnpI

@aHrs
Thomas Henry. OF Mound vsllsy,
gave the INDsPESDEsr a friendly call
to-day.
The WEEKLY INpEPENDExr will be
sent ono year to any address for "a il
paid in advance. and it is worth It.
Mrs. Lizzie Farnsworth was very
sick last night, and for a time it was
thought dangerously SO. but she is
better to-day.
A special train Of vestibule Pullman
sleepers, bearing a large number OF
excursionists, passed through going
East this morning.
CnATTEL MORTGAGES, drawn
strictly in conformity with the laws
Of the State Of Nevada, for safe at the
INDEPENDENT office.
Another death from diphtheria in
Carlin, the youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mussor. The mother of the do,
ceased is very I'll. but it is thought
that she will recover. IN.
One of George w. Taylor's sons
came in from Pleasant Valley to-day
utter the doctor for his mother who is
very sick. Doctor Msigs went out
Immediately 10 attend her. s:
Last night brought the heaviest
snow storm of the season.. 1t com
menced showing about 10 O'Clock and
there being no wind the snow did not
drift, and this morning found the
ground covered to the depth OF four
inches.
All wines and liquors used for. me-
dicinal and domestic purposes should
DO absolutely pure and unadulter.
ated, and none other should be- used.
a good stock Of pure domestic and
imported always on hand ut Muller's
Drug Store.
Wo.aen who suffer from
and physical debility find great help
in the use OF Ayer'a S~arsaparilla. 1t
produces the rapid effect OF a stimu-
liant, without reaction-the result be-
ing a permanent increase OF strength
and visor, both Of mind and body.
Tho great majority Of so-called
cough cures do little moro than i'm
pair the digestive functions and GRE
ate bile. Ayers Chorry Pectorul, ON
the contrary, while it cures the
cough, does not interfere with. the
functions Of either stomach or liver.
Achildren's dance will be given Mt
Freeman Hall some time next weck.
Notico OF the time, together with the
programme, will be givon in these
columns later. This dance will be
exclusively for tho amusement and
entertainment Of the children, and
parents will please prepare their chill
dren for tho occasion.
Tho only means for curing and
afording relief TO the unfortunates
suffering from hernia or rupture, isin
a w~eli6tting and we'll adjusted Truss
or Banda1e. Muller has d largo rs.
sortment Of the very latest improved
Trusses and Bandnges, and will take
measurement and order any SPECIAL
Truss or Bandage made to orders
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A word 10 Ladies.

Ladies' who desire q beautiful clenr
skin, free from pimples, boils, blotcbos,
nnd other etuptions, should commence
at oncc TO usc DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. Thoy will also remove
that heavy look about your eycs and
make them bright, aud will cure
headache from whatever cause II
arises. Remember, you aro only TO.
CURED TO take n small iill at bed.
time. which 10 coated with puro sugar,
and will not gripo or produce any un.
pleasant ~senoation Sold at 70 cents
by f.. II. Muller.
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Tho ormsbr Indian school.

Senator Stewart has introduced on
amendment to tho Indian Appropri.
ntion bill increasing the snlary Of tho
Superintendent OF tho IndiRn School
ut Carson,iNov., from $500 TO 1880
pcr annunl and tho appropriation for
tho support aud maintenance Of the
school from $4,000 to 10000. This
amendment Is recommended by tho
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. and
therefore, will undoubtedly DO adopt.
ed.-tCarson Tribune.
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sALMAGuND1

Charles Adams arrived last night
FROM q trip to San Francisco.
See notice under the head OF Den.
tistry, elsewhere in this issue.
There is considerable sickness in
Caudeluria, according to the Chloride
belt.
Silver State:-Harrison's head has
az much play in Grandpap's hat,
"a a bull frog would have in Lako
Eric.
Judge Talbot left this afternoon for
Reno where no will hold n session OF
the District Court in and for Washoe
county.
On Sunday last ut San Francisco
the barometer fell TO the lowest notch
over recorded in that city, aud on
Monday the Rnme phenomenon was
noticed in tho instruments at this
place.
Charley Henderson is becoming an
expert base ballist. He belongs TO q
nine called the Pioneers, and in a
game played on the University
campus ut San .Tose lust Saturday
Charley made q record as pitcher.
Senator LaGraye's bill providing
for tho Australian ballot system Of
voting in Nevada passed the Senate
Monday. We teust that the Assem-
bly, will stand by tho wishes Of the
people and give it a rousing majority.
Phoebe Record:-No apology is
necessary from us this week for the
lack Of local, for the la grippe struck
the Office, type, presses, all hands, and
tried ita bost to keep US from appear.
at all, bat We got there just the same,
in q sickly form. b
Attention is directed to tho adver-
tisement OF tho entertainment to be
given at Frooman HILL by tie y. G..
L. U. Society. The programme is a
very entertaining ono, and rs it will
DO rendered by local talent exclusive
ly, we look to see the Hall crowded.
ave will run a store in connection
with our paper" writes an Idaho
paper. $50 with this store, and our
farm ind the real estate business and
the p~ostofice and our position as
clerk Of tho town council, We hope to
make enough money to keep the paper
going"
Reno Journal:-Nevada silver pro-
ducers will not be surprised by the
rews telcgraphed from Washington
that tho Treasury Department pre-
'licts n further decline in the price OF
silver bullion, which is now % cents
m ounce. The Sherman bill, which
wo wore told is better than free coin
age, is doing what it was intended to
accomplish we'll.
The INDEPENDENT will support no
man for the Presidency who is known
to be opposed to tho free coinage OF
silver. Tho policy OF advocating n
principle and supporting a candidate
for n high Office who is avowedly nm
tagonistic to that principle, is too In
consistent TO DO considered for u mo-
mont by anyone who claims TO be
honest in his convictions OF duty.
In mentioning tho fact that tho
Kansas House of Representatives has
adopted a resolution against the pass
ago Of tho Fhrce bill by a vote OF Of
to2l, the Providence Journal, a Re-
publican paper, says: "Wo doubt il
there is a single State Legislature in
tho country in which a vote could DO
obtuined in favor Of its passage, I'M
less perhaps in Maine or Vermont"
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DIED.

MvssER:-In carlin, Nevada, Fobru.
airy %, 1901, Florence Myra, ytrug-
est child Of Alex. and Clara Mussors
agod l8 mo this aud IL days.
BvTLER:--In Elko, Nevada. February
20, 1891, Lizzie H.. daughter OF. W.
NJ. and snrah T.. nutlor, a natiyo pt
California, aged IL years and IL
days. :
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To Tho Public.

Notice Is hereby given that Chris.
Baulnbach has boon appointed IN
authorized ngent FOR the collection Of
oil sums duo tho firm Of Reokhart &
t'roelioh, % veil as for tho trnnsac.
ton OF oil otbor business %connocted
with tho present management, such
no the payment OF BILLS, collection Of
aud recoipting far moneys duo, eto.
REoRHARr d FRoELtcTf,
by o. RyGKHART,
Surviving partner. OF tho firm.
Elho, Noyy Nov IA, 1870 "
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A surc Cure For pifcs.

Itching pilea nro known by moist
nro like p~orspiration, causing Intense
itching when warm. This form as
wdl IA Blind, Bleeding and protrud-
ing, yield ut once TO Dr.. Bosanko's
PHO Remedy, which ncts directly on
tho parts affected, absorbs tumora
allayB Itching aud effects a permhncut
cure, 5te. Druggists or mail; trestise
FREQ. Di. Bosanko, go Arch ST..
Philadelphia, Penn. Sold by F.. II.
Muller
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-01
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. G.. +. TALBOT, Judge.
Monday, Feb. %, is

Monday, Feb. %, 1901.
State OF Nevada VS.. Ben 4. Norris
Indicted for murdsr. Case called,
whom L. s. Harrington Esq, attorney,
for tho defendant, interposed a mo-
ton for continuance on the ground of
tho absence OF q mater. nj witness for
the defense. After argument by re-
spective counsel tho Court, at $50 p.
NJ, took the matter OF the application
for continuance under adyisement
and u rccoss vas ordered until $3.50
r, N.
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For Sale.

Young Messenger, a 6ne mahogany
bay stallion, sired ny Emperor, a dark
mahogany bay, by Vermont. His dam
was q, black Norman and Morgan
marc, his grand dam n Messenuor
marc bred by Thys Drnin, OF Ken.
tucky. Young Measengor will DO six
years old next August, stands lGA
hands high nnd weighs l,400 pounds.
Any person desiring d first class
horso Tor breeding purposes 10 referred
To D. Henderson, Elko, Nevada, for
particulars. 2.liu
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"A valuation Of church property in
81 Louis. Mo-, rooontly made. resulted
Us follows: Forty-six Roman Catholic
churches, nunnories and schools, az
00o, 900; rs Methodist churches. o..
100000; 80 Presbyterian churches.
81, 200. 900; II Evangelical tUnited)
churches. $s71,s0 !; l3 Lutheran
churches aud Concordia Seminary.
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WnlnnslnY. Fob Of


John Galllgnn vs. Maurice Healey
"A jury consisting OF Il. L. Van
Driclen, j. L.. Stinson, a. Womack,
Charles Moody, w. II. Tuggle, James
Weddle, \. Townsend, Isaao Hail, G..
T.. Rudsell, NJ. II. Miller, Frank Cogs-
we'll and G. d. Lcddick was impanoled,
aud tho remaining jurors excused for
the term.
The case was opened by calling NJ.
Bndt TO tho witness stand, mud tho
trial is still ip progress as wo go to
prees.
Verdict for the defendant at 3 o.
clock Thursday morning, and Cont
adjourned for the term.
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Hon. A. Z. CHENEY, Judge.
Tuesday, Feb. "a.

FeU. "a.
Antoine S~estnnovich vs. Gilbert
Henry-On motion OF j. w. Dorsey
Esq, attorney for defendant, tho ease
was continued TO March 10, 1891, the
defendant puyipg fees and mileage OF
witnesses.
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BORN.

HYLfoH:-At tho Hot Springs, pehf'
Eiko, Nevada, February %, 1891, 70.
tho wife OF j. j. Hylton, n daughter.
Eight pounds.
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-aALn-AFAnFn nooroaa


The London Nodicnl Rress and Cirou-,
lar hAs the iollowtnHn "a uoiical eo<rne
spondsnt oontribntoa - : ~ oo5tem.
PorAry some sprofesaior.
which, although In some respscts con-
aiming . good deal of truth, are nevet-
theiesa confessedly Amnal1(. His main
object In view 10 70 show that he has
made . Hross mistake In joininR the
n OF medicine. instead Of investing
his money, which had been spent upon
his education. In some buainess concern
DC Describes himself - . failure, and
this After having worked 0xoaSdinRly
hard at his profession.
THE cause OF his failure he attrib-
rtes TO tho absence OF two things, which
are chiefly essential TO suooess In tho
medical profession. These, he asserts.
are, In the hrst place, money, and, In
the second, . bald head. I have no
money, and my hair is lnconvoniontly
thick. lncipient badness gives the APP
pearance OF thigh and dome-like fore
head and inspires the ,ladios with oon.
ldence. The fortunate possessor Of thL
beautiful feature Ii pronounced very
CLEVER which settlea the matter. Bo-
sides, 1t Is almost indispensable for .
good bedside manner. ALI my medical
friends who are getting on we'll hxve
either money or bald heads; most OF
tnem nave both.
ut Is no doubt very much % the al.
vantage Of q young practitioner 10 CT
hibit q modern antique appearance, and
nothing contributes 30 greatly 70 this
a as q head which Is innocent OF hair,
There Ii a real commercial value In n
bald head, and this value is by no means
confined 20 b medical profession.
Whatever advantages, however, 1t may
confer n a business young man. to a
medical man q fair estimate under IA
vorable circumstances would be. ct tho
lowest Ave hundred a year. The ns-
sumption OF age and ripe philosophy
which q man can safely indulge in whose
hair follicles upon the top Of his heal
have In early manhood undergone q proc
ess OF fatty degeneration, leaving a
white expanso of rejecting integument.
Ill opsersation mo
" ~ HPpeatAnoo
bard rass Iii
m;nda u,hon 1919. NV. sMm 70 sheIe
narhans = a,w,na 80 W. us'
mEyon tha Inue, "n,.
so,a,hIa - e.. - y
49, ~ Iooeo1
- taaS uo"n upon tho
imn.assiont 49,. unIe, .ne
- "aS u" y WHICH TO
aora ,.rosobia 81 this It,. n"aNu
indonsn+ and .ha 1850 a.
+, ocnmi,,ed 80 barna an-Ia.aIl mug
temn,ed ~ NAV nraos;oa' ,p,so p't
In tbia mnt,er 20 ~ ali 49, a.
Iito annas : 60 .u
ono Lppwa be,,er Tho Sa,a "a
head than ba wbo no.sas.a. 6, .Ii
ovents IN moS,c;no. hmt 49, .a.,.
cantious "a nat,,-e to- vhi,a go 49,
GREATLY IN bia u,orIdIv n-osOavi,1 ssn
Y]enientIv Ands his hood hacantnsh -
anothcr baa 70 seer c~onsnIo,Ion 49,
be can under Tho donrasaino "a
stances -, Enov,,no M 10 80 .. LII
onIy nIaco rnon wS;ob 10 80
bair e. orown oe
A BRAVE M
-
Heroic OF n French Postm stress
i'ur'nG IA Franeo-oerman War.
inc administration OF posts and tel
France has decided to add a
grant 70 tho subscription opened for tho
purpose o. erecting. q modest memorial
70 aiarle bard, who saved her country
curing tho Franco-German war In q
mlnn0r which tho most unHnntimNntnl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-26
Nrm advertisements,
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
tion to Foreclose
AIOTICE MS HEREBY GIYEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant to power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed, dated September II,
A. ID. 1885, made by Abraham kekai of Kappa
lama, Island Of Oahn, 10 James r Holt, Jr., OF
said Honolulu. recorded in the Office of the Re
gistrar of Conveyances, in Liber 81 folios $50.
So and SIS. and assigned by the said James K
Holt, Jr.. 10 A J Cartwright, Trustee Of the Es-
tate Of Il W Holt, late OF said Honolulu. deceased,
by deed of assignment dated March p, 1885,,
and recorded in the Office OF the said Registrar
of Conveyauces in Libcr TO-, foiioS gi-2 the
assignee Of the MORTGAGE intends 10 foreclose
said mortgage for breach of the condition
therein contained, TO wit: the nOn-payment of
the principal and interest thereon, the same be-
Ing now overdue.
Notice Is also hereby given that after the
publication OF this notice in the Hawaiian and
English languages for period of three conse-
cuiiVe weeks, all the lands and property named
and described in said mortgage will be adyer-
tised 10 be sold at pubic auction 81 noon on
the auction rooms of James F Morgan on Queen
Street, in said Honolulu.
said mortsaged property Is thus described.
viz:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land sitnate
AZ said kapalama, containing an area of 6O-lOO
OF an acre. and being Apana OF Royal Patent
No. 2OS2. Land Commission Award No. 22sss22, to
haPalu, and the same premises that were con-
yeyed to said mortgagor by NapahuKapu, q al.
by deed of partition dated the 6ih of December,
1881. and recorded in Liber 30, on folos $751;.
a. j. CARTWRIGHT. Trustee.
Mortgage.
J. NJ. Monsafrat. Attorney for Mortgagee.
Dated Honolulu, May -, 1891 lS75--4t