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Amusing and Characteristic

a friend who has just returned from
Iaris tells me MI amusing and cbarnc-
tcristic a~nccdotc. During tho recent OK.
position there vas n littlo railroad, fyo
miles In length, running around tho
grounds. Tho tracks ran in and out
among tho trees and buildings, and no
near them that n passengers head or
arm thrust out OF tho window was I'm
danger OF being knocked OF. TO pro.
vent accidents OF this sort warnings
wcrc printed on largo posters and tackled
up Mt Intervals Of n fcw yards along tho
cntiro track. They wcro printed i'm nj.
most every known language, including
hsiatic and African tongues, Shorthand
and Volapuk. My friend counted over
thirty languages and dialects. You
would have supposed that mono was
omitted In such u list hut thcro VIVA
ono omission, and n worry important ono,
Not % siDBlo word OF warning was print
od In Gcrmanl Somo ono said TO Tho
manager OF tho road: 1T look, 10 mo N
though you didn't cato whctbor tho Dor.
mans got thoir hoals end arms knookcl
OF or not" 10 smiled q duictsmIlo and
replied: "it docs look that way, euro
enough."-critie .a..a
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o@zr-sz-1-
HOLD THE FORT.

a largo moi rrity of tho Taxpayers
o! tho county ~iIi he pleased 10 learn
that tho Board OF County Commis-
s!oacrS, b: I'll, u i.icA OF the District
Attorney. have TAKEN the bull By the
horus. 81 II speak, and issued their
proclamation t. the offset that they
viii nJt ih.JiYs tbs cJIa,y in a pos.
s.bls e0JrGIIiI5 obligation 10 sub5iIiZ,
IL railroad for tin ospsclli bane.it OF q
fsw individuals. al tho expense OF the
agricultural anil other interests OF the
coun.y. Toe Act authorizing a rail.
road IN Elao coonty provided that II
any OF the bonhs provided for in ;hc
.Nc reGnIin uupniI "a: tho end OF
twenty-five yc ut. they shall no, con.
btitutc q cLIse oi action against the
COUNTY, but Siail DO declared null apd
void; but there IL nothing 10 prevent
Is future Legislature from amending
tl1 iiS ~ SID titutins lifty in place
VI twenty-five ycIra. The fact that
Section four provides for The pay.
i,nt o! both principal and interest
irom tho revenues derived from the
iJld intiSct. which anyone knows is
On iupossibiiity, creates grave stig.
picion that IL IS the intention OF the
promoters o! tho scheme 10 fecur nm
amendment, ut somY future time,
which VIII mako the county resipon.
siOle Tor their payment. The Claim
mat the O.ily OJiort is 10 exempt tho
road from coIB:y taxation for twonty.
h'SyoIrJ ID entirely too thin for airy.
ulc, OK opt, perhaps, an Edo c3a8ty
legislator, wluH IL 10 criie1t that
ins sinnJ OBJ &c. could haYp been nc.
cplhpiiSAcl w Issuing 4 per cent.
b'biB - tt,c cStcnt OF 1900 pcr mile
~ crsry milo o! road in tho county.
AitboIxb tic fIith OF the State OF
Nssali - p!o l;tl TIA. tI, AcL
BI1l n9r1: bs rop mle1 nor % moIi-
jioi IA, 10 UiiY way ~ impnir tho
hi;irity ot ;hIys VINO shall hold or
pnceh1yi tue Dld binds, tue fH,th OF
thj S.I:s is1j: plo l!5l that tho law
hbaii not t.1tyIfter b, 80 anshiol no
10 insure tho payment VI tho bonda,
both prin1iyb AL in:crgJ., from tho
KenSrL fl1l Of Nlfo colity. Wob1.
.cys The lsl.no o.! tho Commissioners
will t,p IS ipfssd W Is i1rs, majority
az tho ptJJiS .! Elto county who viii
rtind " .hln Va rdsisti0y ths ~.
El1 cot s'sA.l b1l!t, ghoull thy
ORR ~ .JIJ! JJjItJ ~ d.
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ESLls rrn Rom THE WAR.

Tho Carson Aopaal, which has the
merit o: FRANKLY expressing an opin-
ion o1 tn, subi.c: Of Nevada politics.
has entered upon its 18Th volume, and
pro;laims its enlistment in the army
81 political reform 10 tie following
declaration:
ave regret II say that it is not rs
cool n paper as the city ought TO
have, but il is fully "a goal as the
toxin seems willing - supaort. The
Appeal has a!Says been q Republican
paper aud will coaiia H. u lac 50; hut,
rs i; announced recently. II Will not n
future support men for Office with
.Euoyn chi liuaI recoTis. We have
stated that Ne viii use our best en-
lcayors IL drive the c;iu.nil class
III: OF politics il this State. Some
nave tod Us Iaat this cannot b. done,
- th,y arc too s:rplgiy cniTcnrhPd.
VITA the cooperation 81 the people
'a1 ths Austrai;Ia bale: We sec
nothing in the way .! doing IL Tie
work may not d. exactly 4 picnic, but
81 bsli:Te there gre cn0Igh honest
Fotcrs left IL the CONT! 10 aucoIn-
.l!sh the result"
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The Lamoiiic Parsonage.

The COOL reop!c OF Lrnoii.c Valley
and vicinity have Determined to have
u minister ~peEma7ca:ly anolg than.
and with this cad in view they are
now raising funls By donation 10
build Il pars ; Il 40 near the Lamoillc
school h0uSs which will Dc used
to n?orIrily IA "a church. Mrs. Wines
and Mr.. Nobl. We're in town this
morning s0liciiin.: contributions to
the fund which now reaches nearly
SOD. Tho INDEPENDENT wishes the
enterprise sIc-rs5, and It's columns
are Ope.E 10 all in The good work.
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4 Small Fire.

Al 9:3) this morning ourquiet town
was startled by the cry Of fire. and
volumes OF dense sn1k, ar.siu. froa.
Chinl:oAn ind Gated the lUclt:oa OF
the blaze. The fire departmeot, as
sisted by the citizens generally, wen;
promptly II WORK aui soon had thv
TIRE uade: complete coa;rnl, tho oll.!
damage done beIH. the destruction o.
two sr;1il fraun' houses occupied b.
4 coHnle OF females from the F.owcry
kiaglonI- Fortunately. there ~as n,
wind. ":heFHis, the destruction OF ..
large number OF fan, buildings in
the vicinity would have bcca in
ev:tab.e.
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WOULD ANIMALS S7sOKE7
Experiments Indicating That They Woul,
II Possible.

Experiments Indicating That They Would
II Possible.
In the Berlin Geological Gardcns Prof.
Paul Mc~ycrhcim, painter Of animal life.
has been trying the effects cf the fra
grant weed on various dcni-sns Of the
gardens, with results which arc - novel
- they are undoubtedly amusing.
Chief u.no3g tho subjects Of hig
experiments, says the London Tc!c-
Erap!i, was tho brownb bear. lie declares
that the common brown bear" ere
E~cnrinc enthusiasts for tobacco. ..Wh,n
| puff ~ cigar smoke into their ca-c,"
lie ~rCIaAr!.G, ''thcy rush TO the front
rubbing their noScS and backs a-airat
the bars through which the smoke has
penetrated The professor. with som,
~tciacri.y, once experimental on the l!:n.
The creature was asleep. ana this WA
the moment selected for pulling a vol
urnc OF tobacco Gin1l;c in his face. Did
lie ut once wai:c up with uavavc crovyl,
la%h lis tail, and Dprinyiny at the bars.
shake the massive iron? Not at ell.
lie Cwol;c II stood OH his lcaG,"
which 3ccInJ q natural Caourh attitude
u adopt, and "Glccscd poIcrfullv."
Then lie quietly lay down on his side
and ~''clcYatcd his nosc, ~ IL asking for
= scconi doe" 1t may y. news u
SONG nataraiiHt5 to hear that Coat5,
stays, and llimns all dcyour tobacco
Gndcigara with remarkable ~,tisfaction.
1t il certainly somewhat Of a waste of
the material to let a prime Havana be
"boltcd' in n gulp By an antelope;
but the professor waI actuat.l By u
praiacworthy desire todi5covcr ucicntil:
facts, and also by u wish TO get OH good
terms with creatures whom IL wa his
business TO sketch. ~ made Il personal
friend" he writes, "of an c~::cccdingly
malicious gnanaco, or wild llama, by
Eimply feeding him again and ngain
with tobacco"
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PI;o5PECTIvH BANKRUPTCY.

The farm mortgages in six OF our
States, acc17lin- 10 tbs D.raksrs'
Monthly. arc - follows: Oh!v, sl.I27,-
1O2.CrN; Indiana, sjiG: C0.CCO; Michi-
gan. 100000 o; Wisconsin. SCI
GGO.C0I: Iowa. sAT,CC1.COo; Kansas.
j23I.Dol.Goo. or the enormous a:Ere
gate Of sJ,42i,ooo.OoO held in farn
mortgages n SIX States.
The opponents Of the free coiaHgc
oF silver ID mot Wa. 10 see this vast
indebtedness pIil in anything hut
gid cJ'n 1T It's present enhanced
p-ce. They d. not desire to give the
tae farmers OF IN 80 States the benefit
OF az In:rc.seI volinc OF mDaey AMI
81 relatively increased value of farm
property, as that would give them an
opportunity TO avert that bauiirul toy
which stares them in Ihe face, with
gold as tho oaiy staul.ni # values.
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The SAHiOVAR.
Why the Russian Tcakct:ic Is So Mach
Su erior 10 OCr.-

Why the Russian Tcakct:ic Is So Mach
Su erior 10 OGrs-
\ sa'nova-, the disiiac:iTcly Russian
utcnsil for heating water to make tea,
when in brass OF ~niclilc, of small SIG.
brt large enough fer family us, ccslS
sixteen dollars. In EEssia the SamCy.-
IS rs oInmon u household utensil Is l.
our tcaliCttlc. The superiority of the
saInovar over orr tcalicitIc is due 20 the
greater rapidity with which water IS
heated in it. says the New York Trit-
unc. y little brand of charcoal IS
started in the section in the Genie.
designated for this purpose. and t!.c
water around il j. heated much mere
rapidly than il can be in the tSaI:r:I!c.
exposed 10 the fire only - the bottom:
bat II the mistress Of the house could
Sc that the teal:cttlc is freshly filed,
ard would use the water At the moment
1t boi!s, Is delicious tea could be mad.
with q tcalsstt!c IS with =
The Russian lady, il must Ec rcracrr-
bcrcd, does not intruSt the important
par, Of the tea making, the boiling Of
the water, 10 4 servant. She HIS this
done before her N = samov2r, and thu3
ensures the perfection of l.rr tea SEc
is, therefore, not called upoa TO waste
words and patience with = domestic,
who in answer to your inquiries Is to
whether the kettle is boiling" invcri-
ably replies: at have boiled" IA
thouEE water that had once beer boiled
was. therefore. fit for tea making. even
II II has been reduced to lukewarrn
temperature since! No mount Of in
atructiOn will ever eradicate from tho
mind Of the "vcraGS servant tie idea
that water that has boiled j. therefore
fit for tea; ard that you arc oycr.fastidi-
Gus 20 require that it shall bc boiling at
the time the tea is made. and that /,
should not have. been. boiled before
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Exempt from Taxation.

an Act OF tho Legislature, approved
March -, 1891, provides for tho
exemption from taxation Of tho fol.
lowing property:
"fhc funds, furniture, and para
pherdaiia AMI regai!a owned 10y any
10 Igc OF tho Order Of Free and Ac.
captcl Masuns, or Tho independent mt
O;der of Ola Fellows, or OF any other
similar charitable orsauiAltion, or by
any benevolent or charitablD ~ iety,
90 long ~ tho same shllI DO used cx-
clusiYciy for tho legitimate purposes
OF Ench lodSo or society, or for such
cbaritab'c or boIcvoicn, purposes;
pr0ctisd, that such exemption shall
in no case exceed tho sun Of two
thousand dollars TO any ono lodge,
society Or organization"
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SYMPATHY FOR pcseRTeRs.
a Case In which It Worked the Object
Injury Iknther Than Good.

a Case In Which, It Worked the Object
Injury Rather Than Good.
Not ono dcsertcr In fifty is caught,
md the unwillingness Of citizens TO
give information that will lead to their
apprehension sometimes leads To GU
rious complications. Some years ago,
says an officer in the United States
service. n young graduate from West
Point wa scnt to the West and de-
tailed for special duty with Z squad Of
Indian scouts. So long rs he WAS with
his party he. of course. was able TO
keep his bearings, but L day. return
ing from au expedition into the mount
Gins, the party stopped for dinner. and.
after dining, he directed the Indians -
70 on TO Tic post, while lie would fol-
low I'll hour or two later. Net &C
custoncd to the mountains. nc los; his
way. The Indians c2E:c 70 the POS:
without him and reported that he hid
net ovc-tal;cn them. but rs they vcrc
directed TO TO on they obcrcd orIc-s
L did not return to search fer EitI- y
day or two passed, ;Ed - 10 rCws
ccmc CT the missing officer, his friends.
who esteemed him highly. sent GU the
Indians TO trace LirI up and find Lir1.
They followed his ;-ci! fer tEo Eu=-
drcd miles and repeatedly h.d rcvs OF
linn. rs &c seen by miners AL
prospcctors, but could get 20 inf3--@-
ton from them Is 10 the direction h
had taken, Is lie wSs supposed g II =
dcscrtcr from the army and no cCc
would MD the soldier 10 r'2 hin down.
He was found ~ last, after CTcr :
weeks wandering. al:aos; dead ard out
o. lis head with hunac-, tkI-.; nd cx-
pos:rc, all Of which he owes 10 the rc--
cral sympathy for dcsc-tc-s, for had The
civilians aided the scouts he might have
been ovcrtal;cn II : few hours
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That l:msr Work.
fFron The free pre.s. April ~


Neither the Free Press. nor either
OF US SAID. 10 last weeks issue.
that any OF the county oai,e-s had u
hand in the efligy work.
We did say. however, and do still
claim that the work was done because
four OF tho Elko delegation voted to
reduce The expenses Ct the county.
We have no retraction or apologies t.
make, aad cour, y full legal ~invesii.
cation OF the Affair. 1t would un
douGtelly Lead - the discovery Of tho
perpetrators Of tho dirty work.
{. II. SPRouLE.
+. C. MCCLELLAN.
JnH:; .AiSI.EY.
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10 o. F.. Representatives.

3ta regular NEE IN. Of Elko Lodge
No IS. |. y. Q. T., held last Saturday
n ght, john libJc:s, l. Z. Morgan,
james TiJott. L Il. BigeIow, G .or,e
Russell aai El.Ir Rvinhart were
e.e cntniivcs to the Grand
LpAs", which opens It's annual session
ut W'nacmuc.a on TucsiIy, June is,
1871.
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AMrnlcAss. Or wHAra

u ,der the above the Eya min
publishes an editorial directly to tho
point, aud shish strikes 4 chord tina
will iial u rad: response in the
hearts OF the Areri an por'e. We
indorse eyery word contained therein.
aad ,ako p!elsgro in laying before
olr rsIl,.s tho roilowin %txtra;is:
"rae pres.nt inns s,ens II be L
cool one for d.:iniioiy settling our
relations with Euro2s. The New
Orleans incident has been followed by
the Pennsylvania riot. IL which tn
.uryiyin. Italians. lIInSarians and
Slars with oae vvi.c app.al 10 the
respective native lInl5 Tor redress
against the country that has given
tie u aa asylum aud a living. The
tone Of the European press IS AFRO
gint and ~uafrieniiy. Sisnor D,Arro,
the lillian Under Secretary FOR Fox
c;.n Affairs, tells ustlas ii "us Con-
stItuiiJa Dies not suit his G~orernmcEt
,ye mast mead y. italian papers IN
the Uni,.L States, cl5telby mea who
were born uudsT t.e ru!e OF 4 swarm
OF despotia prin aeiings. sueer nj that
marvellous Instrument whica Glad
Stone called the greatest Work ever
struck of CT a.: oar time by the HIND
ami brain Of map. aai unler whose
.iso provisiOns We have enjoyed
] oertyall or,l,r FOR a hunisel yeais.
...At ir5: ,5is SRI % t5ing WIS ~
c.irei With amused contempt. bgt 10
!: KEEP OF tie nG,ioiil Eee!ia; began
II grow, first impatient and then
an cry. II has r~ishcl such a poiLt
now that the welfare OF our nIturai-
lied feling citizens demands that they
listen - sJmo plliI words. There
n=e mo-c foreigners n the Uniid
SSitoS THAI il any other cpuatry IN
tho world. There are enough U! them
10 constitute ! i~.urbpson nation Of
thu se;onl clIsS. Ia the strict. I
II o! the ter n, they are cajoyia2
tha hospitality Of tais Go:cTEmen:.
We tax them. ~ IL were, into our
national home. We give them WORK
nt three times Ia. iL!? thoy could
have earned. in their own country.
and We le: tAcan take part in In.
IlannS .:ncat -; cur affairs aal the
expenditure o. u.tiyc5 We do M;
bcsruls thss3 th!l!J, bat ~ d. in
that tisy carry certain ub!igl-
tioas. We have not asked foreigners
u come hers az favor ~ US; We al
low them to c3Liu - a favor IA them.
saves, and when they arc here Sc
donanl that they shall no: turn
against ths Coul:r; that shelters
the y.
Ths or ;inIl mo.it o: ths New
O.iauns afiic has now dropped
quite oLt o. sIGht. 4 much more
IN mn ,ntous malta. ana ona upDa
which theirs aFn 40 ii: ig:aaH among
II 'tiyS AMI loyal natural Eel citizens,
Is 20 az ta, f.oI.. TII. is the
question OF u r'sht to malIsc our
y u:fdirs in IA " way. Our
Constitution suits US, and when VIC
< It ready 10 chang it ne shall do TO
~ithout waiting for foreign advice.
We do not ilts'fcFo with Europe. and
we shall not tolerate Eurupola inter
ferencs with IA. Whether il DO one
foreign power or all the powers o! tho
On WJrii combined that may at.
t,mpt to die. ITO - Us, answer
will ,tha SIM, All IL will not be
affected in the least by the number
az irJacIils that might DO SEN
against NV York"
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I,angc Steers.

We'll informed commission men Ia
Chicago ana Omaha do not hesitate
u giy thu II ripn range steers frnm tho
north seat will bring 81 p,r hundred,
Ii.o weight, ID tho Chicago market
the coming CAll. o. uiIrjJ they arc
liable 10 bs mistaken, jlst Ike other
mortals, but tho signJ ull point that
way. sixty dollars for n thousand
ponnl gteor will mako tho brethren
begin - leol that tho long.lookcd.!or
happy dhy iias cDmc.-IChcyeuuo
SuOca JJusnaL
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Senator Jones Speaks.

Senator Jones, Of NcyadI, o in
Now York City, is quoted in M inter.
view rs saying there will bs no war
with Italy. IL il all noissls,," SAYS
the Senator, FOR the Italian Govern.
mat to talk of redress for killing
;ho'" brigHnds. ItisnDt many years
ago since that Glass OF peIplo wero
s"ot down ~ their own country by
order o! the G1gcrnmeat. 1t il only
Il bit of diplomacy va the part OF tho
Italian Prime Minister To satisfy tho
pcopl' Of Italy. There is Il popular
clamor in italy for aone sort OF sIt,s-
fIciioo. Tao Prime Minister recalls
BIron FI"l. AMI tells the Italian pco.
pic II was dJao because tho Baron had
been slo. in bringing about II settle
ment OF the mILtsr, uuI thea he sends
Il n0w Minister. Tn"rc, tho wholo
thing is settled"
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a Prehistoric Relic.


SHELTON. - -, April ;, 1891.
ED:rJG iSo&PESDSsE:-Our Other
wise quiet little Community WIS
tiToSl iat1 "a fever " cxcii.Iucnt on
Siturily last %ncn 81. q. /. Sutllr.
while ~cXcLvatia ; for levy, unrar;hcd
q uflnmD.i foot suYpDi.l to be OF
thu Ostrich syc:.'.s. The leg Vas dis
connected ~ tho knee j)ini, the leg
from .na kacc down was intact. This
relic OF a.cieEt times, land it is un-
dyuhtcdiy such). was found abDut
eight fest below the surface o! the
ground. The entire length Of the
Limb from ths ioil. to The cad Of the
MILL to- IL SIX Ire: nine inches; the
len 9Th OF The ties aEs respectively 9,
Z AL 81 iIchs3 ni.l. /; il thor.
oughly p.;riiel and heIvy as rocI.
Mr.. Suttie has vainly SEARCHED for the
bIiInc5 of this wonderful creature,
1t as yet has Gsea unable I" iiad it.
II 10 the opinion OF old tines mere
that this mammoth bird was killed
Dy Indians and left Oh tho bunk OF
Little Cottonwood Creek after being
stripped OF meat where il became
covcrel BY sliding earth from tho
mountain side.
II is the intention OF the residents
OF Mound Valley 10 give a celebration
here Oh the ith of July, when this
mammoth relic OF antiquity will b,
on exhibition. Yours etc,
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y Chicago paper Gays: Never be.
fore has there boon such a remark.
ably sudden riSc in meat values. The
M loin steaks tina, are selling hero
this week 1T from - 10 % con,a
brought last week from 10 10 II cents.
Bltchcrs think that baforc My there
will be mn advance OF 30 per cent. in
beef. THO GAUSS OF these remarkable
rises IL the almost unprcao iunicl do.
mand, both mt homo anil IN EIropr,
for 1.-Two and rlrrssnl bnr,.
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STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELKO. hS.

STATE OF NEVADA, .y
COuSrY or ELKo. "'
!, l.. .. Henderson, County Clerk
and Clcrk OF tho Board OF County
Commissioners, in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify That tho
foregoing billa were passed and ord.
cred paid by tho Board of County
Commissioners on tho 9Th day Of
April a. d., 1891.
l.. O.. HENDERSON,
49, County Clerk md Clerk
sp,L OF Board Of County CO IN
) ini0EiOnnIs. III o, Nov,
~~' April 6. 1891.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is 4 LIST OF the bills a..
lowed 10y the Board of County Com.
missioners at their regular mcct:n.
IN Monday, April G.. 1891:
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send (or an illustrated Catalogue, Free.
TIE
DIGGEsI,B BRIGHTEST, DES7.

The most successful! and growing stores il the
country to-day arc tie large, complete au1 many
s:ird stores, with gccds suited to all needs. Tastes
ard purses. Looked ct frc,, T. single standpoint.
they may sccr 200 v0!ur..rors AID complex.
Locked ct from the standpoint ofthc varied demands
O! the day, nothing less will Suffice. There IS 10
test like experience and practical results, and
ti:>5c support tie Complete stores.
Oars is tie largest ard most complete genera!
quitting establishment OIL tie cc2st, IS it IS $50
tic most successful. 1t has tie largest trade, both
al home and through the mails, ard shows tic
r:ost rapid growth, md its growth les tcCn tic
most rapid Just cs is assortrucIis wee at u.c;r
best and highest.
The key TO is SUCCESS is that It furnishes VIA.
tic FcoI,c-and al the rcoTlc-wart. '.Ilir;5;eTs
to every demand. II is varied AID a!;cI:lb-acirg.
al its customers my ret buy in every department.
perhaps, but everyone finds what lie looks for aid
is Interested i'll. There a!c coarse, stout Goods for
rough usage; plain. sc.vice2Lle goods for cvc-ydav
wea-, and fashionable a"d co1tly Goods from Nicnna.
Paris, Loadcn ard o:l:cr rn2Il:ct ocntc:s Of the world
Il each OF these grades only tho lest makes arc rep
resented, while the prices ere always as low, cl.d in
most cases lower, t!a:t those Of I'll other dealers.
These facts a:c c;:cl for the benefit G. OFT Of
towl persons who wish to deal through IT, rails.
We believe that VIC have stated nothing that IS rot
accepted ly tllo>c who l;:!ow Us. Men believe
w!ict they see. and everyone who comes to S.cra.
nel.o secs The truth for himself.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-12

New Castle News: Tho Ncva Ia
Legislature adopted a resolution
similar TO that Of Colorado, declaring
that tho State will take no par, IN tho
Worlds Fair at Chicago, owing To-
the hostility OF the Board Of Trade Of
that city ~ the free coinage OF silver.
This is a ridiculous attitude for u
State u ssumo i'll tho eyes Of the
country. Such pcttY action will only
bring the State that resorts TO IT into
contenpt, and will coayort no ono ~
free coinage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-12

StCi fof l":lIstlattd Cat2,o522 (TIce 70 L-5 LldNss).
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-12

J"dg" Gray hns rendered a decision
in the Superior Court o. iU1a coun.
y, Cal, which will b. OF considerable
interest 10 working men. An action
was begun by Join McV iiiiains ard
q II rs against +. Il. White To rccov r
pa ment for work done for tho latter
on a tAreshing machine. The mlrhir e
was Owned by j. O'Br!cn. but had
been leased by White. Tho judge
o!lgrci tho Sheriff II sell it, Ia D.,
tho wages Of the lab1Tcrs, holdii &
that the lien Law projects working
men from being swindlcd out o. their
wages, and that any property may be
held good for wo:k done on it,, no
matter TO whom it Lc.cn-s.