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F1pEI1rr
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
6Asthe best plan devised for securing Home.
No AUCTION OF MONEY
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED.
Any amount loaned. repayable IL month each
LOCO advanced Shares. 81 per month.
slA PER CENT AILON ED ON DEPOSITS.
for pamphlets and information apply the ofaca.
vl3 AND 9l5 ST. w.
Harrison Dingman. Pres lol9l Alonzo Tweedale Sec.
HOW OLD ARE VOC. IF %. 80 OR "A YEARS
IL Of age here is the cost and result Of 20year
endowment policy:
Age %. cost 1854: receive 81 ,695.
Age 10. cost ,O.s6: receive : 1, 1.6.
Are ~. cost ]. l12s receive 81, SOP
For further particulars write CHAS. L GURLEY,
special Agent. l.S90 h st. n ocl7
MN. B. GURLEY. FREDERICK c. STEVENS
w Members of the Washington stock Exchanye
OCkI.El 4 STEVENS,
Real Estate. Insurance and stock Brokers' 1885 st.
Real estate bousnt. sold and rented. Local securi-
ties bcug1t and sold Money loaned listed UNI
ties and real estate. Special rstclass
yestments. ol6rtr
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BOND REDEMPrIoSs.-The amount Of AZ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $14, 200,
making the total to date s2O, ,25O, $50, and leav-
ing outstanding So, 254, $50
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NAVAL ORDER.-Commander W. H. Brown
son has been ordered as general instructor Of
the construction OF cruiser No. 10 at Baltimore,
Md.
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Ths WaEo House of the spssr Wkns osapauy
af Pnssaic, n. J., fSurnoa-
PAssAsc, n. J., Oct ao.-Ths wars hoass ef
the spser New Jersey Wine Company oaughs
Are q 20 o'clock this morning and In isss
than two hours the place was nass Of ruins
The los viii reach Sio0 .0oo. partly insured
The once and plant od she fsssa,c bsA,
which was iooHesd y - buA1dlnG - eAse -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

Tue nfnstssnth annual congress of The Asso-
ctatton for The Advancement Of Women has
opened In Grand RapidA Nich- nrk Julia
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FoURrH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs. - The Post
master General has appointed the following
named fourth-class postmasters: d. E. Plum
mer, at Lee, N. H.; 7. Condor, at wyandance.
N. Y; ]. Dryden, at Cannelton, Pa; G. b.
Blu, chard, at Creighton Pa: o. Hanekotte. at
Demmlin, Pa; r. A. Butterfielj. at Eleven
Mile, Pa: Z. B. Curtis, at Kenard, Pa; E. L
Gray, ut Nadine, Pa, B. +. Creal, at Boston
Va; W. A. Saunders, at Milleubeak, w.; J. B.
Straight, at Opequoa, Va: d L. Carter, at
Salem, Va; W. II. Davis at Shiloh, Va.
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Attention is invited to the following invest
ment:
The Inter State Town Site Company Of
Omaha Nebraska
Capital stock. 5000. 900; fully paid up. Di-
vided into shares of 500 each.
President-HOn- BENJAMIN Buttsrworth. Gin
cinnsti, Ohio.
Vice President-w. J. Li.tlejohn. Chicago
secrstary-Francis c. Cradle. Omaha.
Treasurer-Charles A. Hanna. Lincoln, Neh
Attorney-wnlam A. Gordon. Washington.
The company Is interested in fifteen Q5)
Town Sites along the line Of the burlington
Railroad" 1t has no Indebtedness. and its
property is: wholly free from lncumbrance.
and viii remain so.
The officers serve without expense to the
shareholders All who have made personal
szArination Of the company's property speak
tn the highest terms of its prospects.
We refer by permission to Mr.. william l.
Gordon and Mr.. o. C. Green
For prospectus and full particulars .call ON or
FRANCIS c. CRADLE.
A,ofacs Of Samuel Bisbsr. esq. laa5Fs nv.
MONEY TO I0sS Suns TO SUIT.
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
'SSfl6 sis iS5t iRf BIOS Rsetsfss Co.
oel2S5n Los PennA- ave.
~ sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
N.x COZ 15TH 81. AND NEw YORK AVE
Chartered By special act Of Congress
January -. 1s67.
1sezsanissd under act Congress October 1. lseo
3ransacts the business ofA
TRUST COMPANY
In AL Its various br~nchsA
Also the business Of.
SAVINGS. BANK
And ofs
eArE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARA
Acts q executor. administrator. guardian Of the -
sfss Of ninors committee Of the estates Of iunatcs
scsivsr assignee and trusts Of any and
vsscription-
! kscsives money depositsin IN sums Of TEN C4STf
md upward and allows interest thereon
~.
Sells frst-c,ass real estate and other securitisa
kscsivss SILVER WARE and all kinds Of vALU
AbLks upon deposit in eapscious storage vaults o
nnsuryasssd drycsss and security.
Small sasss fog cent from s5 ~ sl25 p.r .nnuu-
sthsesise OTdsred, addition to he Re Issai.s I Sfast
oOurs, until D O'Clock y. follow.
On the 18th day OF each month.
On the last business day Of each month
On the mt, second and third dave or sa>h .,~cs,
Gbundays sxcepted) .~~'>
When u. l6ih falls Sunday the l4,a day VII B,
oubssatuSsd-
Management:
President,
BENJAMIN z. SNYDER.
Vice Presidents.
CHARLES c. GLOVER Ffrst
JANIS n JOHNSTON. ssconA
Treasurer,
Z FRANCIS RIGGa
ALERT Z. 'sssffiuFErxvAS1
Directors:
1sa,aasan p Snyder. lena. c. Robbana
Albert L sturtevans Andrew Wyiie.
SFeorge q Plant. Matthew U. Emery.
{ov6 ciephxne. Charles A James.
Henry A. Willard, i. Francis kigsp
SAQss u. Josnston, Charles Z. 6Vvse.
= Hoos Perry. John u. karks.
1eomA Hyde. John r. hodxerA
DIS william L Clark
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~SOFTICt OF THE CUNiMissIONkhs OF
Der = Is.I Ordered: That Tor the hses year end
ing June 30 iss and pursuant 10 the act OF CONGRESS
pisiret II coiainbis. approved JUNE IT, rs. lax
soo ~ real sse w.hn NE D.,s @ G Cn1s o 5
eIelnped by law except uIon real property held and
limits Of tie titles Ws-hinstcn and S~oIvrown aud
SO By The in his annual return. the
ON s she st dSH
Sa re sGS lss fSns a a sa ID
shall he due and payable the list day of November,
podaLass nS ROSS ss ny q RosssEH Eli
Commissioners OF the District Of Columbia. oc 's'it
N~Do you WANT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
!: % foot as5, Tor si.ot3s See lsass SO. ii7s;h
". l0' 'a.''@' Par e1 EB s. GGAsMAS, oxn.-.
KsDO You ENJOY GOOD DINNEK'
Yes, of course you DO. Who does no,' From
mans heart is thronvh his stomach GOOD
BUTTER is ini'speEsa6s to good dinner. l
handle all the Choicest Brands.
GEO. NJ OYSTER. Jr..
st. wing. near Tih St. center Market.
80 0Ost. Market. ocI9-an
o6MFANY or The DisTRiCT OF co
A. the semi annual meeting of the board Of trustees
Of this company. he'd October ~ 1891 semi snnnsl
1sy % 9 and .p S1 @ 1871 was
BOOKS for the transfer stock closed October
The e9ndision ei the ccnIany snd Of the fiscal
one half year ending September So 1881 as was shown
by the s0ere'~ry'' book, As,sIfs' s. tHso"';
L. an. on real estate g per cent s1gs. s34. rs
Premiums due and in course OF collection. 4Oi 90
Acciueo hterest.....-. .....-.....s,c,.; o'SVoV
casS u, nsss: nftacs ~ u
- s2o3 742. ia
LIABILITIES ~,
CAPITAL STOCK elOOGOOO w
Surplus sIO3 742 70
oeIH.5; H:,s'' H. r. "'hIAAD 's''s'''''
K&sKEDUcED.
We have cut the prices of
MOULIN SUKFhCE
WASH INGTON AND
MUDJESKAS.
FOR SO. 15 to s..
You can now buy the
handsomest waterproof
ever offered at the price.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO..
:O9 9th st.
MELVILLE LINDSEY.
Manager. oc17
22nd ISSUE OF STOCK.
OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
AND FIRST PAYMENT.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Equitable building. 1908 st.
Monthly payments 81. so per share.
ASSETS s1.272. 3lLOl.
The 22nd issue of stocx open for subscription and
payment on and after October 10. 1881.
Ofhce hours from 8 a. to 30 daily. On the
first Wednesday in each month the office Will be open
from to b O'CLOCK pm
Pamphlets and information concerning the object
and ad of the association furnished upon
plication at the office.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, Prest.
JNo. JOY EDISON. seey. ocI7-lm
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JOHNSON 4 LUTTREIL.

MnA NJ. j. Hunt.
1870 st. NV,
Mshes 10 call special attention TO hse large stock oi
BoNNErs AND HATS.
Thsss are the Finest Imported Eslss and feel
sursd that with extensive psas>
| eli our customer. ocl0
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~GENTLEMEN WILL PLEASE TAKE
notice that We have opened the Climax
Shaving PAror at 1405 18th st. w. None but nrst-
clAss artists employed Proptness and cleanliness
our motto When our imported outfit arrives viii
have TIE most complete ashneut In this section
your PATRONAGE remain RESPECTFULLY youra
oc2O-6s F. d. Freeman Propriefor
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TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
NEW GRANITE BUILDING. CORNER
9Tu AND Z sra

This cofnrsny pays interest on deposits.
payable o., demand. OF At sLsctasd time.
and Interest zrcOrdiExly.
This company will act ~ Treasurer for
any reliable ComIAny without charge. Keep
nx proper boCas Of account and rendering
statenents ~ may 6e desired
This company will also keep books for
Ir-asurers o' various associations. receive
and ysy out mon-y under speeinc agree
meats vitliou; extra charge
Will uAnSxe estates tor non residents
Vii! sell good real estate notes and frst
mortxsgs bonds 70 parties desiring invest
merts-
This company vii! act Irus'se. EI-cu-
tor. Administrator. Guardian, Assisuse.
and IN fsct ac, in any nduciAry capacity.
ADVANTAGES;
Large Capital,
PermaDency.
Lidciency.
Call or write FOR information 70 either Of
the following officers or dirsc:ors;
OFFICERS.
BRAIEAhD II. WARNER. President
yoaS 10. EDSoS. Vice President
wM- b GUKLEY. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Span:r SShn r 4 sr1R. P.,,. John 5ohn B pI Larner
John VI. Clapp. George =. schafer,
James l. Barbour. y. h. Shea.
Chas. Eaum. Thos. Somerville.
John NJ. Clapp. John A Swope.
II 5. Cummings. j. ). Svormstedt.
j. j. Dar.inaton- George Iruesdeil.
John joy Edison. Il. Ii. Warner.
VIE. b. Gurley. A A. Wilson.
John A. Hamilton L. ID. Wine.
Albert r. Fox. b. W. Woodward.
T.. G. G-een- A. 5. Worthinstop.
Renember. the compxnyb
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST.
1t
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j NO ". coksoS. yNo. ". MCCARTNEY,
Member n y. Stock H.
CoRsoN 3 MCCARTNEY.
oIovKh BUILDING. l41e ST. y. w.,
Dspesss Exchspgs. Loans colectiors-
ka1rQsd Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
- e1ehanges of New York. fklAdsphla. boston and
Dakf1nsors boaxhf AID sold
Vsc:asr zAds o. irvessmen. securities. District
Dcn6 and sl local hairoad oas Insurance. and Tsisr
phGns stock deait IL
Aass<,eaa es Tslssaous ssees boushs sad sold ;yls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AssIaNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE CON.
TENTS OF THE BOOK AND STATIONERY
STORE OF wM. H. LEPLEY.
l10S G ST. NV
complete stock Of
PRAYER BOOKS. CHURCH ARTICLES, RELIC.
IoUs BOOKS. STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS
AND sTAI1oNERs' sUNDRIEs FOR SALE AT
HALF PRICE.
b. W. soHON. Assignee.
oc2o-7 HOS @ st. NV.
R~NorICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
4>s september "A. 1891.
WIialu b. Iepley. proprietor OF the 'Church
News, has this day made assignment to for the
oenth: OF his creditors All persons having claims
due or not are requested 20 present the to
properly verified Claims preseL within months
from the date hereof will bs preferred to those not
presented within that time.
Persons in,i'bred to said Lepley or the Church
News settle their Indebtedness the
Church News Cihce, l0S u st. "
HENRY W. SOHON. Assignee.
Fendail building,
oc2O-7t ;44 d st. NV.

oc2O-t IA st. NV.
K~wE ARE NOW RECEIVING
Folding Bed which. for economy.
cannot be e1cel,ed. Attached to
the bed is wardrobe. which can
be used without interfering with
the bed.
H. o. TOwLEs.
ss2e1m 1907 Penn. ave.
A j. BiRT0N. Veterinary Surgeon.
- 2O3a It NV, Nssnlngton. d. g.
IelePhone fi4 PROMPT attention. oc2O-3t'
k~SDR. GEO; N: SHARP HAS REMOVED
~ his dental office from
45;. st. NV. to 103 Sd st. NV,
adjoining tine Census ihsrluacy. oc20-3te
R@SCO11ISH RITE. MITERAS LODGE OF
held ut the cathedral of the rite on TUESDAY, 10th
The lodge wifi be open in the small at pm.
foT the trinsSftion Q, business m I;, .o ~,
room.
oel0r2t A. ii. HOLT. sd deg. Secretary.
1 schools of tue District beyin this week at
they fSS
White coon. Il s schools opes at
O'clock. JOHN i. MffcHILL. rr.s.dsn. O soard OF
Trustees. ocl93t
8~kOCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
- The regularly qusrterly meeting of this 90
ciety will lie he AZ in the ha It'll and sts. n.
OH tuesday. Goth inst. at 7:0pi. There should be
importance 10 be considered In order to gain ad-
nttance meubers must show the cuTren: (blue) card
at he door. otherwise they must be vouccd for by the
secretsry. a. T. LONGLEi. President. J. W.
R~WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR STOCK OF
AND SHALL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU
EXAMINE THEM.
S. S. SHEDD l. BRO.
oc17-tr 4329TH ST. NV.
6,ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
We solicit your work in u business-like way and ex-
ecute it in bus:ness-like manner and at the lowest
prices consistent with good work.
JOHN h. SHERRY, Printer,
Telephone s43-2. locI7l 623 st. n. W.
~wANTED-MY PATRONS AND THE PUB.
49, lie to know t,Iat nave moved my dressni ak
10 Ol2 Mass. n. w.. and prepared to give
satisfaction. Thxnkins you psstfxyors, / kindly
solicit your patronage Tor the uture. -
Formerly OF si5 G st. sw. ocI7-4t:
W-SDR. RUFUs CHoATE HAS REMOVED
~. his office and residence to ;sjd and o sts
NV AoLrs, 4 TO p In Sunday thesan.c oc11- Ii
R,FOR RENT-Old established business stand
49, ON Pennsylyaniia i ave- between % and AZ sts.
oclI-1 S27 + st. n.
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r@A CHANCE OF A SEASON.

RA CHANCE OF A SEASON.
About twenty patti, rms in Fine I'm
Iorted Striped Trouserings, espe-
cialiy suitable for business wear
have been thrown ON table to them
selves and ticset-d seven dollars
1hey are odd patterns which .for-
nerly sold from this price up to ten
dollars and will be tailored in the
usual h.eh style a. though regular
prices We're Icing received. II II
the" chance Of the season.
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
expert in Trousers."
oc20 Cor. 9th and q sts NV.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
a GOLD BUG SENATOR.

, Tho Eureka Sentinel publishes n
: biographical sketch Of Senator Pow
era, Of Montana, from which wo re-.
produce the following extract:
This follow Powers occupies ono OF
the two stolen Senatorial eeats from
Montana. IIo voted against tho SEN
hte FREQ CJinage bill last Winter.
lie is q disgrace TO Montana and the
Union. He kept himself out of the
ienitcntiary II few years ago, rs is
asserted, by hiring witnesses To per-
jure themselves in his bchuli. He
first stole himself rich aud then stole
n scat In the Senate. lie is Il mau Of
no bruins uni is utterly devoid OF
character. His colluaguc, ono San
aers, has been tho instrument Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad FOR twcoty
years. There 10 this difference DO.
tween Sanders and Powers. Both
! nre scoundcrly rlscals-uet. But
Powefa Is n fool willis Sanjcrs has
ability II 10 singular thing that
tlie Republican party in running and
elccting men to the great offices never
Hnam io. care anything nbout ehurac.
tor or past records. AZ lonst two OF
I its Presidential candidates in recent
Senfs wero . OF badly emirthed
cliacters, while 10 Office, and upon
grounds that would carry conviction
70 any unbiased mind. But official
integrity, or tho lack Of IL, hns but
little weight with tho g. Q. p. 40:
rule, IL so arc TO Judge by. the
numerous cases that layo boon
brought to tho notice Of tho country.
Thoss seems TO DO u something in
certain kinds Of partisan pol,tico that
blants the public conscience"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
peath Valley Wenthcr.

Tho ro.;ort from tho Government
exploring pnrty in Death Valley has
come humorous features. Tho East
ern scientists who compose IL aniici.
patcd great bent in tho valley md
made great provisions for olrryin3 II
largo supply OF water. Instend OF
heat they suffered much from cold
md most Of tho dry wnter courses
we're converted into raging torrents.
Several Of tho party narrowly cs.
capo1 dcnsh from exposure in crossing
tho snow.coycrcd Panimint range.
o. course tho oldcot iphabitant OF
Death Vulloy oar such u Winter
was neyor known before. -(ChI,ride
BplI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
oun NAVY.

The San Francisco Post, in COM
menting ON the trouble between the
United States and Italy, as au outcome
o; tho l.nchipg 1.-the nssasins ut New
Orleans, says:
The sudden appearance OF n war
cloud airoyc tho horizon Yesterday
should admonish the United States
that II should DO prepared Tor II naval
war at any moment. A magnificent
navy, /, ne that could not be- overcome
by any nation, would DC tho greatest
guarantee of Ieace that could he
given. II would I've worth II Thousand
treaties and n hundrcd alliances.
Fur twenty years the United States
has remained practically de~fecselcss
without n gun, without u ship. Tho
revival u few years ago OF the feeling
that we should have Il uayy resulted
in a feeble beginning 10 build cruis-
crs and battle ships. The building of
Il nav, has Gono on too slowly. The
tariff on sugar vas taken OF by the
lust Congress tn rcauce tho evenue
Of tho country fifty million 4 year.
Tho trcasury VAS getting chokel with
tho surplus. 1t would have boon II
great deal wiser to have spent fifty
million u year for five years on o navy
and allowed the taTiI M sugar to re-
main. Tho United States must have
n navy equal u or superior to
that Of amy other country in
tho world Its cost is simply an
insurance. against war. and il
war came, which il most unlikely, II
y, ar, tho.ouyily pEepirsl for il,
vo would not b. in the pitifui and de-
fcnsclcss condition in which We pow
find ourselves.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
HoTELlAltielvAIS.
Depo, IIolcl--Clark s Green. FRO.
prietoIS.

Depot IIoIcl--Clnrk s Green. FRO
P%r'e'",~.
] E Bishop, J Pti,charl, t'arlin; W
S Hi.lmap, w IL TvlmIu. Tuscnror":
@ ltcllman, Reno; &c Murphy, jos
SeDtt, A NJ Griswold, Nfalleck; Paul
Quinn, Pat 'IIaney, Mike Whitney.
James Conwcll, Bu;te City; Joo TIT
Der, Elko; j Conrad, Lamoillr.
Stanley S Parker, Sacramcnto; a
Robertson. Mrs S NJ Strcet.r & child.
NJ X Eager, L ,mn;l!o; " l. Fordhan',
Chas Adams. South Fork; NJ IL Fay,
+ Shric., S G Weston. S F; Fred
Scott, Mound Valley; J \ Hudson,
New York: p Hanson, WellsiJ Mayer,
Hawthorne; p Mci!ue, 'Blttlo Noun
tain; Z B Hunter, t2lko.
Ben Thompson. Ii A Young. Pleas
unit Valley; VIM X Howard. Beowawe;
DR. Louis Schlesiugcr, S +; \ w
Fuller i fam;ly. Coral Hill; Miss Ne
vada Ilardcsty, Paul Sch l!erstrom,
South Fork; NJ; E wilson, Mrs Geo
Brewer, G. .rlip;. John S Jewett, La
mobile; Victor McKelvey, HLlicck.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
a Smart. Lad.

A~n'iDsonious Iowa youth tod d
thecld 10 q nickel, dropped tho nickel
In the slot maohine, got what he
%nhird, then withdrawing tho nickel
by The thread repeated the operation
. until no had mads,a clean sweep OF
~, -oceptaclo's contcnte. lilo wasar.
fut,1 on n Charge OF theft, but tho
!. judge Sho trlpd hlip held that he
lad committed p6i,hot burglary,
larceny. nor robbery, nor even OBJ
tainnI property indor falao protcnsea,
]t bad merely dono what tho in.
ecriPtiou oi Tho mnchino told him
10 o-dr1p a ni1Scl 10 the slot ~and
kept OH doing IL. Nothing was said
hIoit lols!pg tho coin whore II
drJpJsd
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
NEVADA IN THE SWIM.

1t. f| af.UH. .Ia.".| Nr"'H.. .aH..aa..
In his younger and moro innocent
days tho uSn. C.arits f Lnughtou
broSscd for q while on the mountain
sides and in tho mining camps ONE.
yada. .He conceived in this way q
warmth Of ufIsctioa for that rotten
borough otsilyerdom which clings to
him liko q first mortgage lien. Any
body or anything that halls from No'
yada, OF ever lived in Neyndu, or a
that he or it, whichever the
case may be, cvcr stayed over night in
Neyadu, eau have anything in Tho
g%ubernatorial shop. This free mascn-
rs extends chiefly to whatever pinns
in tho way Of patronage or inhueIc.
.dung.o trom the Governors oilic.;'i
CHRISTMAS tree. II there arc any
children or grandchildren ot Neyada
prsscnt thoy reach upand pick what
taey want fist, aud il there ID any
thing len Of ';hs party" when they
uro satisfied it is turned over Ia the
cheap citizens who never lived IN
Nevada, ,
For instance, thore were n handful
OF. people who wanted the judseship
pt Clallam county under tho new
judicial bill. S1:no OK them were 50
-ideltiii.d will, the county that they.
Hncsually lived within its limits. Thu
Governor found, however, when he
'rlst his gye over the expsrtant hos,
,f5It " contained . dear old co!te,iSun
IRON .NerddlI This was Jumcs q.
imaCiintoa. Iie was:for II number OF
'yoars Oh the bench of Nevada and II
inem5ero of tho Nevada constitutional
Gmgention. Plat settled il. II wis
useless for any n else to hold his
hands up. Tho j~ulscghip Was grace
fully passed over In tho Jefferson
-Gaaaty Statesman, who has his DOM.
'cils in Port Townsend. But tina: cuts
no figure. Tho man WHO has ever
lived In Nevada cares no more for
county lines han u slight criuk in
tho neck. Io Is ut hoIuc in Patagonia
or Is ingkok Iii there's anything in it."
Tho Same mantle Of Nevada fellow
ship has also fallen oycr tho shoulder /,
M State Gco.osist Bethune, another
nugget from the Silver State. lie
hLla bill thrust upon tho tender
;ttsution OF the legislature appro
Jriaiiug $4,000 for II mining bureau.
SJn,h1S it diln't appsh 10 the
: legislative sense with that fnrce which
I. Brother Bathunc desired. In fact, il
Showed n tendency to DO snub5ci on
NIL occasions nai get hope.cssly
ilitGiea in tho mire. Bat one day
Mr.. Bethune, like our old friend
:. Aladdin, rubbed his magical Nevada
lamp and at once the Hoe. Liushton
rushed to his relief in broti.crly haste
hhd'tho b II was railroaded thronga
by fast express.
kScp your oyc now on the last cor-
epiuuons colleague from Nevada, Gen.
Garry, Of Spokane. Thero was Il
judSeshiR Tor that thriving bailiwick
G"iag around in Search OF n claimant
md :thS general fled his ~raSedt, a
Nevada cayoat. too, on tho place
Spokane had casually taken. occasion
Vi ronari that its digestion would ba
better il tho position went TO some
bo1; oise, but thoss arc not times To
&. consider tho tickle tlstcs OF localities
when an old romrado from Nsvadl is
out of a iob.-lSeattle Telegraph.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
County omeers, d.

EDITOR lNrFrrSrEST-As the
Free Press Of this morning contains
many insinuntiops that the Office
holders of Eiko county were tho orig
iuaiors and inst;Gators OF the recent
".HiGy hanging" wo wish simply to
state there is no truth in such iusinu-
Htion, and that We had nothing to do
with the matter.
]. A. PLrMMER, District Attorney.
NJ. Polk. Sheriff.
j. EooERs, County Assessor.
l. o. HENDERSON, County Clerk.
MIS-. j. A. TAYLOR. Supt. OF Public
Schools. .,a.
GEO. II. NIICs, County Recorder
and Exc aicio Auditor.
JouS BuESs, County Commissioner.
JAMES CLARK, County Treasurer.
STANLEY RIcsnY, County Commits
sioncr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-05
ITALY ACTING EooLIsuLT.


Blrou de Fava, Euv"y Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plcnirotentiary
from the Italian Government to the
United States, informs tho State De-
partment ut Washington that lc has
been recalled by his Government and
will leave in n few days, leaving the
Secretary OF Legation in charge Of
current affairs. This action might be
construed rs Il declaration Of war, but
in tho present instance il will hardly
no SD considered, though that it is
hasty and iil-advised will moi be dis
putel. Tho cause is the New Orleans
uprising against Il band OF ussassins.
says the Reno Journal, who, accord
ing 10 report, were outlaws in their
own country and dare not ut tho
peril of their lives, or ut least their
liberty, set foot on Italian territory.
They sousa: reiu - on American soil.
renounco | their allegiance to the King
of Italy. and in form II not in fact,
became American citizens. They
wcretrcatod rs native BON Americans
have often bSen when justice il the
courts miscnrricd. They we're moi
lynched bedausc they wero Italians
bit for tho r4aso1 that they wero rs,
sussins or Tho aiders anil nbe,tors1 81
such, and would have met the same
iate had they Gecn OF any other nation
ality.