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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

+, We are pleased to state that our
Congregational friends have decided
to make an addition to their church
building which will when completed
add much to the appearance of that
edihce. They will construct tower
SO feet in height, with belfry. There
will also be vestibule, 10x14, and a
chapel, 14x1S feet. There will be
large folding doors between the chap
el and the main auditorium, so that on
occasions when there are large audi
ences both rooms can be used. We
are informed that the church society
is to be presented with a bell by some
friends of the church. The cost of
this improvement will be about $525,
and this amount is being raised by
subscription. 1t is earnestly hoped
that our citizens will remember the
scripture injunction, ut is moro
blessed to give than to receive" and
contribute literally towards this most
worthy object.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

NIcgrimine is the only pleasant, prompt
perfect relief, and permanent cure for all
forms of headache and neuralgia Sold
by Fritz Buckentin, druggist, and money
refunded Il not satiafactory. "a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

Machine oils for sale cheap at the
Red Front Grocery.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

A New Story By Mary Hartwen Cathe
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1891-10-07

1912
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
Board OF

The Board met at 10 A. ~. Monday
morning, with Governor Colcord,
Judges BigeIow, Belknap and Murphy
and Attorney. General Torreyson,
present.
In the matter Of the application OF
James Caldwell, the Board Of Prison
Commissioners having restored his
credits, there WIS no notion Necessary.
Is. J. Cosgroze. sent from Elko for
liz, for murder in the second degree,
was refused a pardon. -
Tho ases Of Geo. Lewis, NJ. Fian-
agan, J. McCarty and VIM. Pierce
were continued for the term. John
Pritchard. convicted OF murder in the
second degree for killing officer Sy-
monds in Storey county, WIS denied @
pardon.
Fred Brault, sent from Ormsby for
assault to kill, was p~ardoned.
Tho Board denied the following
applications: Thomas Burns, in for
murder, Lung Chug, for assault To
Kill, August Ritz, passing counterfeit
money, j.. Cassagrdnde, receiving
stolen goods, Carmen Pima, robbery,
aud Chas. Il. Lehman, murder.
Tho case OF NJ. Georgis, for robbery,
WAS taken under advisemcnt.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Annie Peterson, Sent from Lander
for arson, refused.
Ormus my, Elko car robbery. re-.
fused.
$. Espinozio, Lander, grand larceny,
refused.
+. Mcintyre, Lander. murder, re,
fused.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
tFRoX SATURDAYS DAItr.l
ShLMAGUSDI

Sadie Hendcrson j. better to dry.
Charles Adams il in town from
Soutl, Fork.
John Henderson left for San Fran.
Disco yesterday or No. 1.
The thermometer was nearly down
~ the freezing point this morning.
Tho National Democrat. published
a, Washington. ID. c.. has suspended
publication
Dora Sheshan md Hattie Rosen.
stock have about recovered from their
r.s.snt ~illness.
There will 30 acrviccs ut the church
tomorrow at IL 4. n. and T:i5 p. II.
Sabbath school at 1915 r. ".
James Talbot rested nicely last
night snd is some better to day. We
all wish him II speedy recovery.
Just received Mt +. OsrlI'R n tine
lot OF Ladies' and Mems Shoes Of tine
workmanship und material. Call aud
Sea- Thorn.
4. W. Hesson is making a copy Of
the nsscssm"nt roll Tor tho use of the
State Board OF Assessors and Eluali-
ration.
f.. Dottn. OF South Fork, received n
dispatch to-day from Goble. Oregon,
informing him OF tho death OF his
brother, y. Do.ta-
Ice crcam and cake will he served
At tho w. e. II. u. Reading Room To-.
morrow, Saturday evening. You
should not fail 10 80 and try it.
james Penrol, of North Fork, came
down yesterday and tarried till this
afternoon. jim was thrown from his
borso Thursday. and had his left
thumb put out OF Joint.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
MoSDAr's DAILI.l
8ALMAGUNDl.

J.. D. Abel. OF Fort H,lleck, is in
town.
Little Cecil Elmore has the scarlet
fever.
Judge Talbot returned from Phoebe
this morning.
Asse 'sor Wallace. OF Eureka county,
is IN town to-day.
DIR. Henderson reports all the sick
people better to. day.
Deputy Sheriff Tabor went west
pestcrdny afternoon on No. !.
Sir. and Mrs. {: w. Grover are in
Secret Valley visiting their son,
Charley.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. q, A. o. U. w, at their Hall to-
night.
john Lothrop. Of Dayton. was adj
mitted to the bar last week by tho
Supreme Court.
l.. O.. Hendt rson's wife and baby
are both confined 10 their beds, but
arc slowly recovering.
Tho Tuscarora stars~ Saturday
brought down six bars O fgold bullion
from the Dexter mine valued at ga.
900.
The Sierra Nevada Tourist pub
lished Mt Hot Springs, Lake Taboo. by
Frank Sisscn, has reached our desk.
II is full OF interesting items about
Lake Tahoe.
Charles a. May, Democratic candi-
date for State Controller last Fall.
has closed out his business nj Aurorn.
We wish him success wherever he
may cast his lines Tor the future.
Charles VI. Rusbec, Grand Sire OF
the l. o. y F., is very i'll Mt his home
in Raleigh, North Carolina. Deputy
Grand Sire CT. T. Campbell. or Lon.
don. Province Of Ontario. Canada, il
acting rs Grand Sire during the
Grand Sirc's illneas.
Tho Carson Tribune says: The
agents Tor the Tennessee colony who
want To come to Nevada will be hore
on the 10th Of next month, anil will
be shown Nevada from the Utah line
TO CALIFORNIA; golden border. II
they find it AS has been represented
they will immediately return and
bring 80 families 10 this State.
Albany Argus:-A year ngo Sem
ator Stanford was proporing to loan
money from the treasury at two per
cent. interest To farmers. TO dey
Secretary Foster is, perhaps, willing
to give n first mortgage on tho empty
treasury building Ia anyone who will
advance enough cash TO tho govern
mcnt To make both ends meet.
Hon. w. f. f.. Deal, Of Virginin
City. appeared before tho County
Commissioners. Of Lyon county, on
July 9Th. and garo it M his opinion
that tho Act OF the last Legislature.
creatiDg a State Board OF Assessors
VIA constitutional. Iie advised the
Board OF Commissioners To instruct
their Assessors to asscss all railroad
prop"rty in Lyon county 30 that in
tn" event OF tho law being declared
unconstitutional the county would
got it's taxes FROM tho railroads.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
(FHoM FklDAY's DArLY.1
sALMAGUNDI.

: Banjo. violin and guitar strings. a
fine assortment. at Mulier's.
F.. Bar SILVER was BIOL an ounce in
New York ut noon yesterday.
A supply OF strictly first class fresh
butter lust received at fIenley's. .
, AN work in modern dentistry neat
ly executed by Dr. z. F. Moore. EIko,
Nevada
CIV. Grover and wife came down
from Secret Valleythis afternoon.
For q choice Key Vest Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, 40 To
huileris.
Hi Stoker and Geo. Grant arrived
yesterday loaded with ore from
Hamilton.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Bun Co.'S fine pocket knives md
razors at Muller's.
The f. T. NJ. Co. has just received
a tino limo Of fish hooks, reels, silk
iines, jointed fishing poles, fish bask-
cts, and fish records which they will
veil cheap. All lovers Of angling
should call nod SEQ them before it is
too late.
Ayers Hair Vigor has long hold
tho. first place, as a Embarrassing, in
tho estimation OF the public. Ladies
find that this preparation gives n
beautiful gloss TO the hair, and gen.
tlenan use it to prevent badness and
cure humors in the scalp.
Watches and jewclry repaired with
ncutness and dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge. by Bartlett
4 Ostreicher.
Whom your eyes get weak mud pain
yon while reading, 60 to Muller and
get you q pair Of good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or 10
pay. :! full assortment OF colored
glasses for IA or snow.
As thoro is no royal road to learn.
ing, 8 there is no magical cure for
disease. The effect, however, Of tax.
ing Ayers SarsaparIlla for blood dis
orders us near magic as can DO
expected Ut any mere human agency.
This il due To it's purity ard strength.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
USE NEVADA PRODUCTS.

Our people have become 60 accus.
toned tn depend on California for
their supplies that anything bearing
the stamp Of n California wholesale
house ia tnken 10 DO the pure article
even il il DO Of Nevada production.
The following incident that occurred
ut Wells the other day will illustrate
thia peculiar failing Of people. a
farmer i'll Clover Valley shipped aLox
Of butter to n firm in Sacramento and
alongside Of this box in tho freight
house awaiting shipment was an
other box OF butter for n firm in
Wells, from the sume firm to which
the Clover Valley butter was con-
signed.
We do not believe that there ia an.
other State IT, .he Union whore such
an incident would happen "a tho one
detailed above, yet it 10 n true occur.
renco and ono thnt illustrates the
weakness Of Nevada people for any
thing TINT bears II California stamp.
Whom TINT box OF butter is shipped
to sacramento and back TO Wells
ms il is liko'y to be, the people Of
Wells will buy it and smack thor lips
over IL and pronounce il puro Cali.
fornia butter md declare that it is
Il better article than can be produced
in Nevada. Yet that Clover Valley
rancher could not find a homo market
for his surplus product because our
people prefer to use California prod.
ucu in preference to those Of our own
State.
We a REQ no rcasop for this
p%rcfercncc. aud surely no good reason
can exist for II, except TINT No have
become 40 accustomed to dspoui on
California for everything that II IL
necessary to haul our products across
tho Sierras and back again before
they nre lit for home consumption.
IL We want 10 settle u valleys, do.
volop our agricultural resources and
build up our State, wc must stop
patronizing tho people OF California
whenever that patronage conflicts
with tho welfare OF orr own people.
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tFRoM TuBDArS' DALr.l
0ALMAGUNDI.

Geo. W. Taylor, Of Lamoille, can,e
in yesterday.
Miss Dora Triplett returned on No.
4 this afternoon from her visit to
Star Valley.
w. II. Smith. W. G.. Price, I.
Ostreicher and James Campbell went
west this afternoon on No. 4.
Work ia progressing nicely on the
new road leading to the cemetery. II
will he a dandy when completed.
John Ainley aud wife and II. A.
Young came in from Pleasant Valley
yesterday and returned E-day.
Chicago Mall .Uncle Sam might
have money by cutting Of the r%ations
nf the watchdog OF the treasury.
The billion dollar Congress has left
him nothing to watch.
The Silver State says that cattle
along tho river are affected with a
peculiar eye disease, which il said to
resemble pink-eye. A white scum
forms over the eyes, and in somo cases
causes nearly total blindness.
William Mitchell took 10 his ranch
on Smith Creek, yesterday, four
Spanish Morino rams that he bought
of Il. Barry at the Elko Stables. The
heeces OF these rams, which were OF
about ten months growth, weighed
from twenty to twenty-eigkt pounds.
The editor Of tho Peoples Advo-
cate, OF Austin, is on the Wal path
some persons, without the
Tear OF God before their eyes, shaved
the hair of the names and tails of q
band OF horses belonging TO him and
Mrs. BIrchim. He has his war paint
on and offers IA reward 81 300 for evil
dence to convict the guilty parties.
We hope that he will succeed in
catching and furnishing them III they
deserve.
A New York dispatch OF yesterday
says Secretary Blaine had "a bad turn
Sunday afternoon, having n sudden
attack OF nervous dyspepsia. Tho
weather il sultry md warm nnd ru.
NOR Says that Blaine had just sat
down 10 Il late luncheon when no had
the attack. He was helped TO his
couch and in a short time grew better
md talked some. He himself do.
clared, 50 it is said, that the boat was
too much for him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
T. Pluribus Unum.

He slushcd into Il saloon on JcfI.r.
son avenue, and coming TO n dress
parade with his front resting on the
counter, he said to n man behind the
white apron:
Got any OF tho elixir Of life?"
Yep" responded the barksepcr.
"Fountnin OF Iouth?"
"Yep."
"GolI"n glory OF joy?"
"Tep."
"Nectar O: tho gods2"
yep"
Distilled delight"
"Iep."
%"Jhquid tendcrness?"
"Icp."
"Fluid extract Of periec, happi.
noss?"
"Yrr."
"Angols' tood7
"Y"p."
"Esscnce OF tusaollsd noldf"
"iep."
"Oil OF g~ladncssf"
"Ycp."
"lIupo OF my soul?"
"Ycp."
"Wcll, gimme EN- nll." he snid, lay
ing down n quarter, md tho barkccp.
or. without a single question. reached
under tho counter and handed him
outin bottle Of genuine old bourbon
and no took il eagerly.
-Dctroit FREQ Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Depot NoteI--Ciark n Green. PRO
prIrtDrr.

Depot iioteI.-Ciark q Green. Pro
pr,.torn.
J + e Williams, PocatoIlo; Mrs
1r,igh, Visalia; f. G. Jones, Curlin: Al
Pierce, p Il Higgins, 5 f; a Jacob.
s'n. Chicago; Thos Nelson, Battle
Mountain; l. lInnson, Wolls; Ancroas
Madison, Osino; Chas Adams, South
Fork; II Waldrou. Springfield. o.;
Nelson Oudorkirk, Mound Valley;
Suth Bartlett, Madison, Wis; John
Parker. Taunton, Mass; Kristen
Andersen MadseD. Denmark.
w Puott, Carlip; S G. Weston.
John Morgan, Lone Mountain; i
Hanson, Wolls; John Ainloy IL wife,
il a Young, Pleasant; II Pollard, La.
noble; WIN Remington, CD Bosco.
WITT, s +; PThurston, st Louis; Jo-
'"ph Friebss, Milwaukee,; l. b Man.
son, Sacramento.
a R'b!rs,n, August Roboulc. In
no Ito; Mrs II w Brown & child, " A
IT. phi 'scn, = T.; Bob JopGins. Salt
Like; Al CHA, Si.v,r City, Idaho.
Mira jake Conrad. WIN Perkins
NJ r. Stottler, Lsmoille; Jus T. Myers,
Spring Croek; Jonn bishop, Carliu;
TT Harris. Huntington; Isaao Irwin,
Dnckwator; II W Brown, Indo.,
l"uioncc Valley; Goo Edwards, Geo
Hansen, O,hlandi j A Moore. Ruby
Valley, Prank Wclch, Smith i!reek.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
The Trial OF Horn.

Tho trial OF 1hos. e. Horn, indicted
for rohhing tho faro bank NJ tho Phi.
nee Hotel, Reno, last April IL 10 prog.
rnss before Judge Cheney. II will DO
remembered that tho rol,bcr entered
tho oom where tho game was going
Oh presented Il pistol NJ tho dealer
and cuse korpcr ~ they wcro closing
tho gano und took s6U and escaped.
Horn waa arrested n short time after.
wurd ~ no bonrdcd thn west bound
train, just bcforo midnight, and about
1910 10 gold ooin was found on his
po-son. Horn Is n Pinkorton dotec.
two aud ciuims that II is n caso of
mistaken identity. Tho prosecution
ID conducted 10y District Attorney
Julian aud OK CONGRESSMAN Wood.
burn and tho doionso by J. l.. Wneis
aud j. W. Dorsey. Tho cnso Ia at.
tracing u goo dsai Of attention in
Reno M theioLb ry was ~ OF tho
boldost that ever occurred in the
State. "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
[Fxon WEDNESDAYS DArLr.,
sALMAGUEDl.

..- ".#..
Jane" Talbot is not 50 we'll to-day.
Chas. Adams, OF South Fork, is
paying the county seat n visit to-day.
The Quarterly statement Of the
Auditor and Treasurer takes nearly
all OF our space to-day. -,
J.J. Kelley, OF Tuscarora, paid the
INDEPENDENT Office a friendly call
last night. He left this morning for
u " weeks vacation in California
White Pine News:-The population
OF Taylor continues to diminish by
drafts OF men from the Monitor mine;
which IRE being transferred TO the.
Eberhardt tunnel. The latest 10 20
was Foreman Huns Christensen. =
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lFEoA THURSDAYS DA,Lr.I
6ALAAGUNDI.

It is hot to-day.
James Talbot is much better TO-
day.
Hels Ouderkirk came in from
Mound Valley yesterday and returned
to-day.
Miss May Gardner is teaching. q
private school. May, We wish you
SUCCESS.
Gov. Campbell was renominated
yesterday. by the Ohio Democrats.
He deserves to win.
tt Burner Toys nre baling fifty
tons Of hay at tho Fitch ranch for tho
Stage Co. for use at the l6-mil.
station,
L. C Mcclellan. accompanied by
his wife, went out to Mound Valley
to-day with Nels Ouderkirk to do
some surveying. lie will 10 gone for
several, days.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
The Stntc Fair.

Tho speed program o OF tho Nova.
da State Fair has boon issued und
there nre twenty ono racea tor the
week, a~sgrcsaling $1,000 in purses.
In addition 10 this thero will 10 a
running race on Tucsdhy, September
22nd, for n purse Of $500 ono milo
md n quarter, FRO for oil. no Oh.
trance, givon by tho business mon OF
Rono. This will add an attraction
which will bring some OF tho best
runners on the coast To the Fair.
This. added to tho purses offered 10y
tho Society, makes q total Of 5000
FOR races besides about 5000 oGorod
for premiums on 1.-Two stock, ngricultu.
raj md horticultural products. otc.,
making n grand total Of $4,000 for
purses and premiums.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
Democratic Appointments.

Hon. Chuuncey j.. Black. Prcsi-
don't OF the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs, has appointed tho
following named gentlemen corres.
poudon,s Tor Nevada Of tho Executive
Committee: John r. Brady, OF
Storey; N. II. Elstner, Of Ormsby;
II. ~lIurris. Douglns; John Latbrop.
Lyon; II N Montgomery, Esmeralda;
Ed Kelly, Washoe; 8. J. BonniHeld,
Humboldt; +. NJ. Bingham, EIko;
Henry Maycnbaum, Lander; Michael
Foster, Eureka; r. j.. Boil, Nyc; Sol
Hip, White Pine; W. Grimes,
Churchill; and q. II. Pa,chop, Lin.
coin. The Association has ono or
more correspondents in Ovcry county
IN oil Of tho Stutes Of tho Union.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
Read TINS!

The attention Of the readers Of the
INDEPENDENT is called " the ad. OF
y. Il. Harris under the bead Of New
To-day. This is o rara opportunity
for anyone wishing to purchase fine,
imported stations or mares as Mr..
Harris isdetermined to close ont his
business iii the county. In addition
to his imported stations and mares
no offers Il lot Of full.blooded colts.
warnings and two-year-olds for sale.
He has also about 80 head, OF grade
horses and mares with colts by their
sides which he will sell cheap or trade
Tor gcldings or dry mares suitable
for shipping. He also offers for sale
his fine ranch in Huntington Valley,
this county, consisting Of over 1.4OO
acres of hay, grain and pasture lands
undor fencc, with M uLquestioncd
right 10 the use Of the water OF Pearl
creek for irrigatiDg and other pur.
poses. Read tho ad. and II you want
TO mako n good Investment call on or
address I. Il. Harris ut EIko. Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
For Sale or ltcnt.

THE HUMBOLDT BREWERY,
Situated N the Town OF Eiko is for
sale or rent. " is we'll fitted up aud
Is in first clhrs shape. 1t Inns o Tn
hand u quantity Of malt. Parties do.
string to ~putchnso or rent tho SAME
will call on Mrs. N. =. Guldagcr ut tho
HrowerY
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
Notice 20 Teachers,

A public examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates will 10 held
NJ Elko, NevndU, on August 9th,
25th and 2Gtli. All teachers whucc
certificates havo been removed twice
will DO expected TO .bo present.
Mus. JOSEPHINE TAYLOR,
g.. Go. Sup't, oil SeLoole, .
Eiko, July II, 1881.
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BORN.

CArELr.: At Wells, Nevada. July 10,
1891, to tho vito Of W. Il. Capell,
ason' s,.....
,RALrn:-At Wells, Nevada, July 10.
1901, To- thu VITO Of j. a. Ralph. IL
Son. 80.
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No Flies on This.

Tho Ohio Democratic Convention
adopted the following resolution on
tho silver question. Our Republican
friends should road il and compare it
with tho sickly plank in tho plutfortn
on which Mckinley stands.
ave dcnounco the characterization
Of silver in 1873 by the party then in
power rs an iniquitous alteration Of
tho money standard in favor OF credit
ora and against debtors. Taxpayers and
Producers. and which by shutting oil
onc'sourcc Of supply Of primary money
operates continually 10 increase the
value Of gold. dopress prices, hamper
industry aud disparagc enterprise;
and We demand the Reinstatement Of
tho constitutional standard OF both
gold ind silver, with equal right, ouch
~ tree and unlimited coini!o."
Who uto our friends east OF the
Rockies!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19

Got rid Of iiios, ~insecla and other
night bugs by using tho bSst 1nscct
Powder aud Fly paiar, al VI ulleEs. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19

For first class dental work, a. prices
within tho reach Of all, call on DIR. G..
+. Moore, Elko, New. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19
dem Iiotrl..BnrtIctt & Ostrcichcr.
r'~roprtciorH.

CIV Bouhnm, J J KsIly. Qnong
III, Charles Munn, TuscarOra; Tom
Suite. Huntington; + G Jones'. Cur.
lin; Gu y Paul, iinmiIton; J d Fitch,
Wells; 81 Babrock, w l. Lyle. Goo
w Cunbers, S f.
Mrs llarvillo d 2 daughters, Mrs
Morgan 4 3 children, W G Price, Fed
dy Coffin, Cuscntora; Vim johnson,
Bennio johnson, North Fork; J II
Iny~ard, Lanoillo; W II Bradbury,
&c 0iluore, 0gdon; II bt Conns,
Cnrlin; Chas A Sheet, Winnemucca.
T Anderson, Gilroy. Cal; James Il
P1nrod, North Fork; W Is Armstrong,
p&tb;H b Middleton. South Fork;
II w Burnett, Carlip; II J Taulaig, II
McCrum. W u bradbury. Tbom "a J
Htiyor, 81; Watty W tore, Bruneau;
u Il Evnns, Palispic.
Joc Ross, Mound vrl,r.. q W FL.
kins. sacramento; NV .Idle. White
Rock; jasper HnrTolI, sIpalia Cal; Gus
Knvonaugh, Mira Dorby 4 ohild, Tus.
catora; Thoa II Howell. Tombstone;
Il TauaSig, Hugh McCrum, H. Bah.
cuck, IS f.; d Fitch. VOLS; Il II
Blnudins, Yroku, Gal; j d Abcl, Fort
Halleok; g G Wallace, Eureka.
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School Of Methods.


The following is the programme Of
the School of Methods to Le held in
Elko commencing Monday. Aug, Z,
1891, and continuing three weeks. %
PRoGliAHnR-
l. dusic.
2-Arithmetic- Primary. Tn Com
mon fractions: Advanced, Corumun.
and Decimal fractions; Measure-
ments; Percentage C and its appiica:
tons; Proportion and tho Roots. ,o.
3-iIistory Of the U. s. aud Civil
Government. 3
AFTER MOO SESSION.
topography including map draw
ng. 80 -
2-Reading-Including all common
school reading aud uiethods Of teach
ing beginners.
3-PnysioIogy--The . whole hoay
Tho Limbs and Walls-Th Iuter-
nal Organs-The External Parts
The Plan Of the Body-The Needs OF
the Body-The Systems and tho Use
OF Stimulants and Narcotics.
i--General Exercises. as follows:
Problems Of Busy Work; School Gov
ernment; Methods OF teaching; Spell
ing and Writing; Music in. School;
and Language LESSONS.
Each teacher will DO expected to
take part in this school.
1t is earnestly desired by the Coun-
~ Superintendent that all who arc
at present teaching in the County
aud all who intend t teach during
the coming year will be present at
the opening OF the school and remain
through the session.
As this school is to be conducted
solely in tho interest or tho teachers
Of tho county, it is earnestly requested
that tho Trustees Of ouch and e
district See that the teachers in thor
employ il present ut its opening and
take part in the work. -f.
Teachers should bring along their
text books rs they will be needed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-19

The following is tho programme Of
the School of Methods to be held in
Elko commencing Monday. Aug, Z,
1891, and continuing three weeks.
PRoGIsAHnR-
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