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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-25
IFRoM MoSpAy's DArLr.l
ShLaIAGUNDl.

Charles Toyn, of Mound Valley, is
town to-day.
DR.. Meigs and family returned
from California yesterday.
The Lyon County Times says that
Barney Raymcrs, OF Mason Valley, is
cutting his third crop of alfalfa.
Tho ISDrrEHDnSr acknowledges
tho receipt Of the Scna.o and Assem-.
bly, journals OF. the last Legislature
from Secretary Of State Grey.
The case OF the State VS.. Gilbert
Horny. charGed with disposiug of
mortsagcd property. ia on trial to-day
before "a jury in Justice IIonloy's
court.
Sam Ncus,hwardsr. Mt Nyc's old
stand, will repair your watch, clock or
!ewclry for you on short notice, aud
guarantee satisfaction both in price
and workmanship.
District Attorney Plummcr and \.
w. ilcsson returned from Carson
yesterday morning. They brought
hack the good news of L reduction Of
per cent. 10 Tho horizontal raise OF
property in this county.
Mrs. Alien G. Thurman, vito of the
"O.d Roman" died at Columbus,
OHIO, Saturday afternoon n, the arc
OF co. judge Thurman is much en-.
iecOiad and his friends fear that he
will not lOrs survive his wife.
Tho State Board Of Equalization At
its meeting Saturday reduced the
horizOata! raisc Of property in tins
county from - per cent Ia IL per
cent. The I%DErEacENr congsatu-
Iatsa tho people Of toe county Oh tho
reduction.
Tho many friends OF DR.. JOS. j.
Henderson will DO pleased to learn
THAT he has been appointed lIouc
Surgeon oil the Now York Polytechnic
Hospital. There were ;hirty-one APP
plIcan's for tho position, but tho Dr.'s
superior qualifications Won the pr;2c
The i&DSPENDEHT ccngratuiatcs the
young man on his success.
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Chicago CauIIc Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1891.

CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1891.
Following is the report Df tho Chi
caSo cattle market for The week end
ing October Is, lsJI.
Receipts Of cattle for tho week,
$1,000 head. Naive cattle have
ruled dull and lower.
We quote price at the close Of the
market:
Extra. iy3n0I1,501 lbs extra choice,
:j.rV13 20: Prime Export, iJ.Sum
sGyQ0i RouGhish Export, S5G083j.i0;
Good 10 choice, lr}JgGl $50 lbs. $40
@3j2l; Medium 10 good, l,lju5s 80
lbs. S2.I5GSilO; Common. l,0IoGIl,.
$50 ibf., S32Jm&35 80; Fat pony,
smooth, l,lO00 1890 lbs, ei5O@SiT5;
Choice heitcrs, 81 I5.IS1.25; Good
lows and hciicrs, S-.COlG@2.oG. Fair TO
good COWS, S001 1860 lbs, l.T5Gt32G Go:
Common To fair COWS. $l.2Jm5l.JO;
Stock stccrs, GolW 500 ms, S2.0O4
S22j; cdIuS steers, ~S5ryLl.2JO lbs,
S2.I5ns}O1; Veal calves, lO0Q3OO i3s..
SICo1$i"J; Springer and Mich
cows, per head, St1Gn1$3N.CO.
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AN BILL.
rho Royal Baking Powder Com
dcmnrd In the New York Leg
isln turc
Now York Prcss.I

Last Monday Mr.. Kelly introduced
tho following bill in tho Assembly.
y careful reading OF it will show that
1t is II very important one
Az Acr 10 prevent the uso OF pnis-
onous and injurious Ingredients i'll
baking powders.
WHEREAS, Baking Powders mann.
featured in this State, known MS the
.tOrIiL," ulum aud other Baking
Powders uro advertised as absolutely
pure; and
WHEREAS, Official examination
show them 10 contain ammonia and
other injurious ingredients; ihctcipro
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YoRw, represented in Senate and As
scmbly, do enuCt rs follows:
Section Livery cun or package
OF batting powder containing Ammon.
Ia offered for Ealo IN this State shall
have II conspicuous lnbCl thereon with
the words Contains Ammonia" print
cd thereon in plain typo, not smaller
than great primer, and my person
who shall sell, or have or oiTor for sale,
any. such can or package Of baking
powder without tuch label thereon
shall DO guilty Of misdcmcnnos.
Section 2.--This Act shall tako Of.
feet July |, 1891.
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a Fine Present.

John Payne, Of Port Towsond,
Washington, the partner Of NJ. II.
Miller, in the wood, coal aud lumber
business In Elto, has presented Mrs.
Miller II handsome, canopy.top surrey
mado by tho Elkhart Carriage Co, OF
Elkhnrt, Indiana. Tho cost Of tho
whole rig laid down hero was 900,
bnt IL is valued Tar beyond that by
Mr. ard Mrs. Mlllor boonusc il shove
that tho management OF tho firms
business horo ~ satisfactory TO tho
abyont partner.
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WasliDc Ituck Icbrtrics.

a short iimo ngo, M EngliRhman
travcrsiog this continent for the fist
time, butloadcd with festive drummer
tales Of tho wondrous productivencts
OF this coast. nligbtcd from the paa.
sougcr coach OF wcst. bound train.
Farmer Grorgo Andrews was on the
south side awaiting tho passage OF q q
train mud his wagnn contained some
pumpkins OF a snail variety.
Tho Englishor nlightcd from tho
train aud adjusted his b%inocuIar,
scrowing IL into his eye 10 n bo.dfas,
shape. AMY Rool man. no queried,
"bo thoss apples? WONDERFUL won.
dsrfull' "Applor 10 DID, thcm'u
Whshoo Observation-Disclosures Ga.
sette.
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One Can't Help Thinking.

II iH said TIM, the Scrrles will case
is to be settled 10y private agreement
aud 'h1t tho rciict 81 tho lntc Mira.
Hopking-Scnrles will divide with
adopted son Timothy, giving him tho
thrilling SUN OF Slo,OOO,ONO or so. II
eeems probable that both OF these
worthy gentlemen will hny, .rough
10 prevent thor being II public chung.
One can but think, however, how
many orphuu nsylums, kindcrgaitone.
homes for tho f%rirndirss nnd uEod
people, hospi,nls, libraries and other
necessary Institutions this magniii-
cent fortune might have endowed
Buffalo Courier.
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Our high protection brethren insist
that tho foreigner pays tho duty on
imported articles, and that a high
tariff makes imported gods cheaper
to tho consumer. That any sumo
person can believe such stuff is past
the human understanding. Yet this
is tho argument Of Mckinley III Ohio.
Read tho following letter nd lressod
10 Major Mckinley last week and SEQ
whether it is tho Foreigner or the con-
sumcr that pays tho duty.
"MAssILLIoS, Oct. IL, 1891.
al would like II ask Major McTIin-
10y, through the columns OF your pa
per. If | have my redress on tho To-
ronto Ditching Machine Company for
s0j tariff | paid on n ditchiug ma
chine. ] bought the machine from
tho company ut Toronto for S2]).
They shipped tho machine TO mo at
Cleveland. | had been told by O
that the duty WIS pnid by tho for
oWncr, and little expected when I
won't to Cleveland TO go. my machine
that The custom .hous, oliccrs would
present II tariff bill for 81, which |
had TO pay be'oro | could got my ma.
chine. Please advise mo NJ your ear.
licst convenience whether ] have u
redress. Yours respectfully.
Pitt a. fouaG."
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PROTECT u E

The machinery of the law has not been put to work
too speedily against the fraudulent use of ammonia and
alum in Baking Powders. Both health and the pocket of
the people arc demanding protection. The legislatures of
New York, illinois and Minnesota have taken this matter
of adultcration up, and especially that of Baking Powders.
1t will be in the interest of public health when their sale
IL made a misdcmeanor in every State in the UNION, and
the penalties of the law are rigidly enforced. There is no
article of human food more wicked1y adulterated than that
of Baking Powder.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream of tartar powder having a general sale that is FREQ
from ammonia, alum or faint of any kind of impurity. It
makes tho sweetest and lightcst bread, biscuit and cake
that arc perfectly digestiblc whether hot or cold. It costs
moro to manufacture DR.. Prices than any other baking
powder. 1t is superior to every other known and tha
standard for forty years.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder 10 re.
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia.
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned
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Killed II Lynx.

Charley Gardner md Joe Tabor,
while out hunting yesterday, nIong
tho Humboldt river, killed II largo
lynx IN Frank Fcrnald's field. II
measured ncarly five feet from tho
end Of It's nose 10 tho tip OF ita tail
and weighed thirty seven pounds.
The boys saw tho lynx in II bunch Of
willows md shot il, brcaking It's
right fOrc.lcg. They then went III
tho willows and beat him TO death
with clubs. Tho boys were proud OF
thor gamo md exhibited it last night
10 tho people Of tho town.
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Didn't Take After Ills Father.

II was in tho police court and tho
prisoner vas tho fifteen. year old son
Ut Il we'll known sneak thief.
$50" inquired tho court, stornly,
"yon are Slick Tom's SOM"
Yes YOUR honor" replied tho boy
with, say, pnrdOnablo pride.
"And You take after your illus,rioua
father. scc?" observed tho court
sarcastical!y.
mo, your honor, I don't, bpggin'
yor pardon for contrndlctin'. My
father mint that kind of u man. lie
don't leave nothin' after HIM far mo
nor nobody clGo to tu!sn," and the
young one drow himself up with more
pride thnn ever. Detroit Free Press.
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Artificial Rain.

Tho Artificial Rain Producing Com
pany haB boon organized in Kansas
with n capital Of sloo,UnO. Its object
is stated TO DO "to furnish water 10
tho public by producing aud iucroas.
ing tho fall OF rain by tho Melbourne
plan" Melbourne will do tho rain.
producing md tho company ngrco tn
pny him 10 cents per nero Tor all tho
laud wutoTed by him next ecasOn.
The lawyers will rcnp tho harvest.
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tFsOa THURSDAYS DArLr.I
sALsIAGUNDI.
A storm is brewing.

VIM. Smiley came down from Deeth
on No. 1 to-day.
A button on your shirt is worth
two down the back OF your neck.
Elko is very quiet these days md
local news is very scarce.
William Butler shipped two cur
loads of horses to Visalia. Cal, today.
Geo. p. robinson ia making prepa.
rations to movo into town for the
Winter.
Sunol trottcd n mile ut stockton,
CAL, on tho Goth of this month in
2:osiH, thereby breaking tho worlds
record.
G. b. LedHick came in from In
noble yesterday and returned to-day.
His broken leg will soon 10 us good
as new.
We wonder II Senator John. P
Jones will vote tho Republican Stnto
ticket in Now York this Fall. Ito
has lived there long enough to gain n
residence.
Josie Mansfield. who is said to
have been the Of the Stokes.
Fisk tragedy, was mrrr,cd last Fri.
day in London TO Robert l.. Reade, a
New York attorney.
y young man in Indiana broke ono
Of his swee;heart's ribs last Sunday
night 10y hngGing her too tight. Elko
girls should learn II lesson from this
and provide themselves with rib pro-
tcctors.
There is no use OF your being be-
hind time in keeping your appoint.
ments when you can have your watch
or clock repaired and regulated by
Sam Ncuschwander, ut Nyo's old
stand.
Major Miller is putting on the as
sessment roll the ID per cent. hori-
zontal raise made by the State Board
Of Equalization. We will publish the
correct figures as soon Us wo can yet
them.
What tho teacher told Bobby
When Rome burned tho Emperor
Nero was playing Il fildlc.
What Bobby told his mother The
teacher said-Emperor Nero was play
ing n fiddle, so they burned Rome.-
lTrUth.
Ex-senator ingalls, has refused to
stump the State Of Kansas in tho in
teEests Of tho Republican ticket. Is
he paving the way 10 join the Dc.
cracy when il becomes tho dominant
party? Rats always leave q sinking
ship.
Belmont Couricr:-A railroad that
would traverse Nye county from east
to west would prove a big bonanza for
tho owners VI tie road. Tho mount
aims Of Nye county ara full of rich
minerals, and tho agricultural and
horticultural possibilities are i'm
mense.
An exchange says woman is tho
link between man and angel; woman
is also the link between mun and
dcvil-divine md demoniacal. In
mythology tho Fates and tho Furics
Siren, silva and Sphinx, IA well as
Niobe. Thalil, Vishnu and Vca;a, nre
represented rs
We publish today, for the benefit
OF our readers among tho ranchors.
an article from tho Carson Appct1
under tho head OF ".An Infant In.
dustry." Tho INDEPENDENT would
like t. see Creamcr;cs bull, in ali the
thickly settled valleys OF Eiko county
rs We believe there is money in them
for tho ranchcrs.
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(FnoM TUESDAYS DArLr.l
SALMAGUNDI.
Lovely veather.

Lovely weather.
L. a. p. Joh"son, ESQ.,, Of Mound
Valley, is in town.
Col. !. r. Moore came down from
Ruby Valley to-day.
Tho Lyon County Times calls it
the State Board OF Puiverizution.
Tho Carson Tribune says interest is
growing in favor OF the project of con-
solilatins Ormsby and Douglas cuun-
ties.
a correspondent OF the Reno Jour
nal from LovelocXs suggests that the
farmers quit farming md go 10 rail-
roadins.
Il. Pcnrod. OF Island Mountain,
came down yesterday and returned
to day. lie reports everything quiet
in his part NJ the country.
Fcrd Reid, Deputy Internal Rcvc-
nue Collector, came up from Winne-
mucca Sunday evening and went TO
T%mscarora yesterday.
For fine watch, clock and jcwelry
requiring, 20 u Sam Neuschwandcr,
at Nyc's old stand. lie does good
work ut prices 10 suit the times.
LVc:-Clurn-I thought you ex-
pectei your French maid on this
steamer?
alaud-I did. But tho steamer
didn't st"? at Queenstown.
We are informed that the people OF
Ruby Valley failed to receive their
INDEPENDENT b. Saturdays mail.
Tho fault is not with us as the apera
were deposited in tho p~ostofilcc as
usual.
\ telegram received from J. Ostrei-
cher last evening stated that lie was
married. yesterdiy, in San Francisco
Tho I~NnETLauEHT wishes Mr.. and
Mrs. Ostreichcr Il pleasant journey
doHn tho stream Of time.
IL is now claimed by tho State
Board OF Equalization that the hori-
2ontal raise applies 10 all property
assessed by them the Same rs it does
To other property. II this be SO the
Board must have experienced Il
change Of heart brought about by
tho protests OF IN outraged people.
Tho INDEPENDENT Office received u
pleasant cal! yesterday from Mr., Eu-
gene iIunlcy. OF Oakland, Cal. Dir.
Hunley ia on his way from Denver,
where he led TO tl.o hymencal altar II
niece of the Hunter Bros. and Mrs
JAS. Adams. The newly married
couple sill visit their relatives hero
for a few days and then settle in Oak
laad where Mr. llunley Is engaged in
business.
Nevada EeruI1:-Therc is n man in
this city who has been totally blind
for many years, yc: ho supports his
family md makes money, too. 1t is
not AN unusual thing TO sec him snw-
ing his " wood, measuring Off the
length he wishes 10 saw with his
hands, and feeling around till tho log
is in tho right place. Ito saws us
straight rs anyone, and il ought to-
shame some mcn who have good ego.
sight 10 q q him work.
Reno GGzcf!c:-The reluctance of
many individuals TO have tho news.
papers mention tho details Of thor
persons, or promises having been
robbed IS u most fruitful Eource uf
fresh burGlaries and personal assaults.
The thieves are fully posted on tho
details, while tho police and public
generally are bIissfuily ignornant. In
this happy ignorance necessary pro.
cautions arc neglocted aud a crop OF
fresh burglarics urc the result.
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IFroM Fa1bAr's DMLr.l
sALMAGuND1.

It raiucd last night.
There arc two prisoners in tho
county Jail.
Fred Ber,sch, of Ruby Valley. is in
town today.
Bar silver was s.oos5 au ounce in
Now York Mt loon yesterday.
The time when some mcn
leave father and mother aud cleaye
unto their uncle.
a Tine stock OF fresh French can.
dies and stationery just received at
Reinhnrts. =
Hugh Sheridan, II popular section
foreman, is requiring thu railroad
track running through tho town.
IL anything OF interest happens in
your neighborhood send it to tho
INDErEHDESr aud we will publish it.
Governor Colcord has appointed
Alfred Meales a Commissioner OF
Deeds for Nevada, to reside ut Lon
don.
Convict Roach, who was sent from
the State Prison To the Insane Asylum
n fow months ago, has beon returned
rs cured.
The colored people OF Oklahoma
want one OF their number, L. p. Nc
Ca5c, appointed TO the Govoruorshlp
TO succeed Steele.
Reno journalist is rumored TINT
John w. MacSey is ut the head OF a
scheme 10 build an electric railway
from Reno TO Virginia City.
Tho Investigation OF tho sanity or
insanity OF II. w. Lewis, on trial for
murder, still occupies tho attention OF
the District Court at Winnemucca.
a spacinl train OF twenty car Ion DIS
OF cattle loaded ut Halieck and Wells
by L.. Brooks passed through Elko
last night bound for San francisco.
c. w. Jackson, OF San Francisco,
has bought 5000 head of mutton
sheep from j. G. Ford, OF Eureka, and
will Snip them from hero 10 the San
Francisco market.
II your watch or clock docs not
keep correct time take il to Sam
Neusch lander, ut Nye's old stand,
ard he will clean, repair an regulate it
for you. His prices arc reasonable
and his work first class.
Richard White, Il compositor in
the Transcript Office nj Nevada City,
Cal, received injuries last Sunday
while quail hunting which are likely
to provo fatal. lis gun exploded,
driving the brooch of the weapon into
his breast.
Central Ncvnddn:-The train to
Austin this morning was composed
OF n coach, two cars of coal oil, ono of
merchandise aud two OF lumber.
That is Il healthier sign than IN en-
ginc and coacn--the usual train Of
last summer. EF
A:or's Pills, boing convenient, Of
ticacious, ind safe, are the best en-
thartic, whether on land or sea, in
city or country. For constipation,
sick headache, indigestion andtor2id
liver; they never fail. Try n tox Of
them; they are sugar coated.
The San r:auc;sco Grand Jury has
found two indictments against e.
wood Bruuer, tho Sacramento
boodier. Ono foT perjury committed
in tho = and jury room and the other
for malfcasancc in olic, during tho
last Legislature.
The great DR.. R%oerhaave left three
directions for pr,servin! tho health
keep tho fcos wIrm, the head cool
and tho bowels open. Had he prac-
Sized II our day, h. might havo nd.
ded: and purify tho blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla, for b, certainty would
consider il tho best.
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Major General Scholcld, command
ing tho army, in his annual report
calls attention to the fnct that in tho
case Of n general uprising of The In
the cntiro army is wholly made
quatc to prevent q great loss OF life.
lie advocates an i~ncrelse OF n few
thousand mon whereby sufficient
forces may no nj all times stationed
noar large reservations, aud thus pre-
won't outbreaks.
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TUE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

ri"irsic1 every sunday, ami sent to any al
dress postage path. st Tho following ratc-,
r v.h!E In advances:
" seS.. w
SS Llonth-., 4 ~
. FOR any period undsI zig months. riitJ
can't pNr month.
fUt-fni st the ElSo. SeyAtt. Pr-:oacc for
ts.1srhiSsiaa through tnr lGsis ~ second
CLAUS mail matter.
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GEM HoteI---i. ostreichcr, Pro-
prietor.

GEM HoteI---i. Ostreichcr, Pro-
prietor.
Max Arnhold, Squaw Valley; e W
Jackson, S F.; Matteo Arellanes, Inds
pendonce; Geo johnson, Hank Snell,
y Frome, Tuscarora; T j Benney,
Nevada City, J @ Ford, f ireka; p Il
Wore, Fort Halleck; WIN P.ter.,,
Chico; j B Carat, J B AramJid,,
White Rock.
G b Leddick; Sam Leddick, In
moille; Mrs Geo F Rudsell, airs a II
Niles, Frank Gage, Tobe Stinson,
Tuscarora; Vinciute Copera, North
Fork; q A Muelhner, Carson.
q u Gilmore, Ed Oleli, Lanoi,le;
j II II Matthews, Fred Wilson, Tus-
carora; ] Is Arambide, ] B Gnrat,
Bull Run; Ferd Reid, Winnemucca;
y Oppenheimer, Boca; Frank Nc
Phe;res, City; c. Brown, Hunting
ton.
JT McDermott, A ] McDermott,
Miss McDermott, E Dakin, Larnoille;
Joseph Fusch, NaPa; Gus Cavanaugh,
Mrs ] Winters & child, Tuscarora;
Chas Toyne, Chas Toyno, Jr, CT
Brown, John McGinness, Thomas Nc
Cool, Mound Valley; Fcrd Roid, Win
nemuccn; John Doane, Pleasant Val
ley; Augustus Huber, Deeth; a Busor,
Salt Lake; CT Whining, North Fork;
j q Leggett, Oakland; Martin Mason,
South Fork.
VIII Kennedy & wife, Miss MaY
Kennedy, Lee Kennedy, J w Megnn,
NJ ID, MouudiJ II Weiland, Weilund's;
Barney Horn, Carlin; Bud Dunn, ]
Eaton, Green Ranch; G II Allen,
~8eowawe;J II Hayward, Mrs j d
Gheon, a w Taylor, Miss OTtourke.
Lamoillo; w 4 Coin1t, Fort Hailook 4;
= Coffee & wife, Chicago.
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HOTEL A,.HlvALA
depot Hotel. Clark . os.... Pro.
prtetOrA

depot Hotel--ClArk = 0Seaa. PRO.
prtetors.
On Black, WIN Smiley, Deeth; r
Harrison, Miss Emma Bartholomew,
Fred Bertsch, Ruby; E Wore. Hal.
lcck; IL Carr. Sioux City; w f Ford
ham, Tecomu; G w Otis Jas Tobin,
Tuscarorai Archibald MoChcsney,
Chicago.
FL Frnnke, Lanoille; w D Powell.
VIM Dryer, Eurekui James bett.
Elko.
j B Moore, Ruby; II A YOUNG,
Blaine; d Powell, WIN Dryer, f
McKel'ips, Eureka; Ed Wheece, Cher
ry Greek; Wtn Dye, Salt Lake; John
Williams, Denver; r z Parr, c w
Merritt, S F; Mrs j L Campbell /
daughter, TGscarora.
Mrs NJ O'Rourke, Wisconsin; F e
Jones, st Paul; Ed Carville, G A p
Johnson, TT McCool. Frank Gorryon,
John McGinness, sly Brown. G Toyue,
Mound; II FRANKIE, a NJ Griswold, w
NJ Roberts, p II McDsrnott. @ Il
Noble, j A Robertson, G D Gilmore,
Lamoille; A P Shively, Toano; Mrs NJ
Holden, Tuscarora; w v Wood,
Omaha; ] Z Bishop, Carlin; Z PEN
rod, Island Mountain; John Aiuley,
Bort Wines, Joe Hennen & son,
Blaiue; Geo P Robinson, Ruby; james
Bett, South Fork; Geo Porter, Dcc,h.
A G Mitchum, Bull Run; Len
Wines, Ruby Valley; WIN Dewey, w
Howell, Eureka; Ed Morrell, Chart. 8
Brown, Omaha; Paul Schillerstrom,
South Fork j A Robertson, Lamoills
Mrs &c Grant, Miss Jennie Grant
Miss Maggie Grant, Tuscarora; G II
Allen, Bcowawe; P A Aenderst n,
Oakland; John L Baker, Jaa Tobir,
Mound; S Hirsch, Salt Lake; Beat
y ines, Blaine.
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NV ilNS itiCtltN w Nllp sOltllC l)OlTU Ol
Trade:
llG9 Rookcry, CHfCAGo. H.,
Oct. IL, 1911
Secretary Of state, Carson city, Ne.
radu--DEAR Sin: lIaa the State Of
Nevada any cheap lands that could be
irrigated and that nro suitable for
farming purposcsH II 80, kindly givo
particulars. II tho State has hone
u you refer mo 10 pIrtios who have
IN your State or elsewhere? 1 have u
client for a~l,00n,nO0 OF Irrigation
Bonds; where can I get them?
Awaiting your carly roply, l nm,
Yuurn very truly,
Il. g. Gtusos.
p. 8. Want to buy land referred TO-.
Tho Secretary Of tho Board Inns
answered. this communication. This
would indicate that thorc 10 no lack
OF money To roclaim tho State IL so
woro organized aud ready. -[Ga&ette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-25
An Application.

Tho Secretary Of State Is in receipt
oftho following communication which
hc has referred 10 tho State Board Of
Ttauc: