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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-S. Y CIT


Ave A, n g cor 7ith-st 22xos; Chas Meier ana -,
l7etst $50 }o'Sn Aqdu5onHVe oOooi fAu 227e5
e2d. le s'O 100 i IL t-aIe lG0xoO5 Emma &C.
Perry.st i25 n 6 4t9sS ZoN'o; Hannah Il $3.50
27th.st. no 25S and 80 Wet 429xgo;9i WIN COO
saue property; ThOs Storm ct al 10 hon' % 600
,s4 Meiit'E s. i55 RI shave 5o%3oii; John
Ie3Es ton.ayS, > S4Z 1T 7Cth.st, 17Sso same
3dst ; s. os It Ave A. 22xSSGi Martin NJ. %, $50
3dst !, 10 IT Ave \. =i4Alo1I SAM =" 1880
Az 4, cor 9th-st, 271Sj.6i same 70 hii, 4s76O
Cth.st ;, s2s It Sd-ave, No 2oI East 'aD 251CO
ed 10 Mary S 5os # i8t6t jO2xO0 same to 4oO
Marx ottinger 5 ana Il t5catandt.ayc 25y
100 Hugh Thompson to Chas Schneider ana 200
l8Ot-st, $ 100 q Of AVdrton'ay , ''AioOA 1sO75
129tht q Of $ %1a + 1 S99ac CAV. 1890
ii53 7tS,aSe 2GSN9.lI also Of 75th;Trt ,I l99
t. t. james 2 i Hail Bd9 and DecqIaPg C e Ioin
1l1th; $ 100 T. o, Itcq!G Lent 1&c
15&s ,S q M Mr. S~f SidefhiS SSG 1850
Geo " k 20 to war S2G' ' Een%c
to Gusaygs LawrcncS yar, same l. part 81 500
Dunseonb Place. 10 ai9i Oha' hei""o!"' - $1,000
ccD wife To- W W. 90 Il Of oithst 8O
MOO Chas Noble and wife to VIM Ncblc- 81 D..
95tast log n IL Ag %ife 10 Lyhcs $500
North.ave : o : 361l 70 Grove. lot SiiNiisO 70
Mil Brook and irrcg Leopold Loe"y 10 ''i"''
5oh;st 200 e 1lth;aye 29Xloo: IucN 1Goo
2daye 100 WliiamWS!' H zSTil-o; "ui'e. 675O
Traqkn:aye 70 f. n 1gis'; s5m1s59 $3.50
Frankln-ve @ 5. 500 r G9th-s" -5.tNd-'N o5o
% 9X1@5: VIM Appleton and wife 10 sam Ingi[. -
wafhingtS93;aye w.; 5o2 w Il ooAi ao25
ssth.st 0s # Of lrSo 81 nlb McpoTei &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. c. &

Wv a r Il r.. Lesseel.-Jrains leave West 42o-st.
Station New.York as rolOTs ana 20 minutes earlier rom
s en- Ghieaeo 10 a. M. IS rs p NJ 5 10 D. s..
iiS:i5' D. M buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Fails, 80. 10 200 A n % rs ~ IS - p n.
II az ~ M nuns only Utica. Kingston. 3 80 rs,
~ On SlI 90 iii :33 a3 AS. az 90 IS IS .ss
n M CatsSih and Albany. g 80 :. 10. 10 90 ~ :,
a. NJ, as as M "a OO % 10 Is 10 p N Gran'sos S
w 10 90 fe 20 IS S5 M Ills al co. 80 say
SSss25 10 m for Cornwall and NewbuTgh Montreal y!
Canada east is a. n. - 10 \. N, Elegant seePa
cars for buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chi?
ard St. Louis on al through trains sa,o9sa Special, "a
tcaid%eu Lake Geoige, I'll :35 a. m. 0aror car a.
te.hed daily except SUNDAY. 33 IS p NJ saturdays &
Eaatcrseiil Hunter. Hobart Bl09mylie Grand a Ssg
station a parior ears to Boomyille Grand Hotel and
pboepicla (ior KaaterskiD. IL zoo A. H. III 80 D.
4 iIs ~ M Trains and seeping car 10 BOomyile On
and ID Minnswask 80 m 81 900 n :s9 NJ S .s
iialf Holiday Special Saturday only l;l2 p nj uw,J
Ksatnrskil Hunter Bioomytlie. Hobart. Grand h9ss'
station ana Phoenicla. Pa Tor car 10 B6omNue' IL
lenvne Cairo and Mountain House station 80 go,
XII HI Soantan as N e Zine rsFsS6 fa' 70 ssada
Sleeping cars 70 Phoencia and BloomyIe Ds DAY.;
sunday. Leaves Brotyn. via Brooklyn A 3 Il
sa,iOS. ito 20 iii 20 a. M as 2s p. H. tor tiss't:,
time tables, paror and secping-car acconm, cations
information Apply ofeos Brooklyn, 1913 WaslIasov;s..
7o6 Fulton-st. Annex office foot OF Fnlton-St poweIy
q Park Place, 53 West l25thsty and West SnV e
stations foot OF West 42d.st and foot Of Jays
c. y. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ''uu'''"'
ave. Now-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
2, T., E9IE LIN s ,

R II. +. -. T.. LINZ! IN! e !.
burg gri Md HesS Port Port. Jews Monte Viii,
a OnSsaas Scranton pIiR E%ira
Avon sprngs' Rochester Hornells9fIe Buffalo Niagara
s. o HsF' Ga6 81 points s s@
WI a9a SiEG e Or Ns F f an s
svc foot Of a.
follows ana i've minutes earlier. unless otherwise shown.
from West 23d-st.
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
900 T. LAKE @ Pafor Car NewYor; to Bqrao Sleeper
M n6an stStOe 20 SxScBt Sunday for Monticello
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
no pasSSa 6 train c for GhS Scs. via
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAINS EXPRESS.
except Snd'ES SF H as m ro H0n geSs
Through car Saturdays for Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
DysOf T TaIn to R ShIcaSO ye S,sa g
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Fail Sa Iaa cass 5ssS and
Chicago and Cincinnati
0'''''S' ''N FOX PORT JERvis
WEEK DAYS. 10 a. M {2$d,st :60l' '52 o; M m
3 D. n H., 6 r p. ' m, 8 30 p. m, 80 p.
FOR NEWBURG.
SyIEEK DAYS. 10 a. m. (23dst. $3.50. a. m. S4s
w D. M. AS D. In. G D. M z D. IN. sundayS-' u H.
. D. m, p M
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS
e,ATURDAYS ONLY 70 so D. IN. (23d' IL 40 for
tSEewburg 40 D. (23d-St. POI for HaW thorne:
Is p. IL. Tor Port JefNis'
SPECIAL INFORMATJON.
MAPS AND TIMETABLES may De obtained IRON
,n eiet list OF hoJcls aid boarding houses suburban
assfEO and % saer q
,T,ICKF1S AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~
1 40i 3l7 AID 957 broadway, Sh9m0 rs ana West, go
~ ~ Eriadwuy Williamsburg ooner Newark and HId5on
~ Itobolen and Jersey CitJ StaLoi LIE Ilansf1r
calls and CHI cks baggage from hotels ana rcs
dences W e. RINEARSoN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
Anthem Sales of 2c1l estate.

Anthem Sales of 2caI Gstnte.
nv F. ARCHER, AUCTIoNEER.
l. LAWRENCE BEACH COTTAGES
LAWRENCE BEACH LOTS.
Three days Of auction
on the premises
LOVELY LAWRENCE BEACH
The
Finest Family Seaside Resort
In the vicinity OF NcwYork and Brooklyn
The
Hand.omest Summer Section
On the Atlantic Colst.
Moderate Class Homes in
Restricted and Beautiful Locality
THREE DAYS or AUCTION
Thursday, Aug. -,
Friday, Aug. 2s.
Saturday, Aug. 90.
Sale commencing At O'Clock each day,
After the
COLLATION. UNDER MAMMOTH TENT
Music by
EDINGER'S MILITARY BAND.
Visit lovely Lawrence Reach, and YOU will splendid
beach surrounded by pretty Villas and free from al the
objectionable T. l5ures that prevail seaside picnic
sorts Being and OleAaf miles from Lawrence Sta
ton II j. free nom ttamls and rOWLcs. Come It'd by
and C1rfagc service 10 invites only
ina Ia b,ar
being through the broad avenues Of Lawrence ana Cedar
hurst handsome villa residences luxurious lawns, and
Nowhere else the seaside in 4s vicinity be found
such vast opyortune, for rational enjoyment al fe,On
able OUTLAY surf and sill water bathing boating and
riding unequaled Please address for maps and
''-"' u '''' BENZ. w. HITCHCOCK owner.
II Ch1mbeTsst., New York.
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Gitp propertn for Sale.

FOR SALE OR rem T.
gentleman taking up his residence in London will sen
furnished unurni.hc rent furnished or uniuiahc
Tor term three five years, his magnificent fesushce
I4 We>. 72d-st beautifully furnished easy terms 70 re-
liable parties Il. Y. HARNETT II LDerty-st, ew-f0Ik
e. OR SAIE.-The handsome high-stOop 4story dwelling
L No 242 IVES. 72d-st, 20xjj feet with extension II
feet lust elegantly decorated throughout for nspec-
tion. Apply on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
ALL RAE ROUTE
tn THE SEA SHDRE.

For Freehold and AtlaAtc Highlands at $50. S:16.
100 D. N. except Freehold.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south to Point
Pleasant at 80. 10, II 10 a. m. 80, 2:15. 80,
Grove and Asbury PARK, rs, II 80 M 100 p N.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne-
cat. 80. 10 m, 80, 80 p. m.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vinoland and BrdgetOn
For Monmouth Beach and seabrlsht OF 80, 5 m.
'0O FOR r. pHIIADrrpHIa. BALTIMORE AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Therc steady market l9r BIsb ga If
though the demand continues
No Rio quoted at I7017tc. Salts yuo Mn N.dc
at lie and 800 bags No. 4 l0t2e C. uu 100
baes Central American, private terms aSo Ioo rn Ina
trlor Padane 10 arrive private terms IN ue Slo ,
there was sharp falling OF in th ual,og, anu e oDrr
~ nrlccs ,yas somewhat unsettled. teANA ahe Nv
cables caused weaker opening ana nles S,e %
general decline OF JGl5 points Iso ~" ~ e dsy
however local ''shorts" started covernS ana hsS
some little foreign buying. The result vas bt
throuchout the entire list, final hguIca hucaVhs nS
Sans over Yesterday HAVE dfoppea .5G'i II, gu
UsmbuTe closed l2da4 pig higher LONDON wa VIZ W.
stronger oncal quotations ;io p II; d. cd
Deccnlber Cos Cd January Cos no 9.9V's q y co
9Tst no kilos1 10 1907 good second tlO k0sl 2 oV
1cbanoe nriyatel 15L2 receipts In llO, 2'OOQ Ilss
ciearanees 10 United States, l3OOO bags; iSo sI0eA
OK oo0 haas: Rio market steady receipts IN r,lIos
10 90 baSs Santos stock, 1900 bags santos maf R
9uiy 10 August is 1891 5S7 900 bags; same time is'O
a%i 600 bags: same time 1889 $4,000 bags recete az
Ssntos JuIv 10 august Is, 1871 10000 Day. atio
an" ssoO 22s 600 bags same time 1883, ~ OJ oa-s
Total sales here to-day $4,000 bags including AusI o az
~ 20 Toyember I4.O5dl4.20; December 1900 1872
January is 2Odi325; February 1915 and March 10
ia 10 closing as follows January, 1890 1852 reqIu
.rr ~ T5Al335: March. l32Odl33O; Aprll. 10 ~ ~
9g55 August I6G5dg6.7O; september l6COal6OS &c
tobeT i5iOaI515; November l4H Decem3SS6n !9;IV@
9%Tf Warehouse deliveries since Angus; l, 1891 New-
vow, 10 63S bags Baltimore 1851 bags; NeW-Orieah'
1877 bags total, 1881 bags . ,,o,,rb ,ho
COTON-A quiet market noted on the spot ulousn uie
changes were unmpOrtant. Sales, 26i bales Of
tnn Total receipts at the port TO-DAY, 29I OseS' %
AGAINST 100 bales the day last week anu I-o-
bales last year 1901 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND


FosPhnadelphis at 80, 5;45 800 10 90. Ii 80 M
night. SUNDAYS, 0 90 1880. IL go a. H. 100 80.
For Batmoe and Washington daily at :oO II 30 with
Dining Car. M. 90, $50 Dining Carr. 90 p. M,
Trains leaving at as. II 80 a. mr. 30 :oo 90
80 p. M 10 rs night Except Saturday night Sundays
80, 90 100 p. have connection for Reading. Har-
rsburg Pottsyile, &c.
For Sunbury and Willlamsport Via Philadelphia. at AZ
NJ q 80 Buffet Parlor Can. 30 2. m 10 10 midnight
except saturday night, Sundays. 200 p. m. - -
Tickets and ParlorCaT seats be procured at H. 112
261 as 0i4 LAO, 1923 Ifcadway. 87 oth-aye. 2eA
West lo5th-st 1874 East l2jth st., Newly ork Courst
eco Fulton-s., 9S broadway Brooklyn;
Ncw-Yorl Transfer Company will call for and check bag
from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
belp ii)antc0

7 IFE INSURANCE AGENTS
- VINO desire % ncr%S' their income can secure 4
permanent situntion slFv commission preferred
with the most successful Accident Insurance Co. In
America, by addressing with references,
". ID. CHASE Scc'y, Geneva. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The dealers on the floor Of the Exchange yes'eruiy
Gathered at tho stand Of Charles = Grown whcn 10
r.,.d nv order OF seward. Guthrie & N-.awetz. at
torneys the Elberon Hotel at Elberon, ~ J and the
Garfield cottage. The grounds run from the ocean
20 ocean aye, with frontage Of 4JO feet and were
offered subject 10 the Lease OF c. T. JOe TUG prcseo
tenant The bidding started at S6J,OUO ana ran ny
IN S2 OOO at which price IL bid IN by c trustees
Charles Buermann has sold for August iuerlhdi.n.
~ Newark n. j., 9.65 in IrvlngtpL Newark Io
80 500 10 Henry Buermann, Of New-fork.
New.YorE Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Va sales were held az the Exchange and Auction Room
to-day: ,,, - 49,. .,r-,,o,or tto,oi and Garfield
cottsqe with blot of land Elberon, j, was WIFI
drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

TIvornoo kilograms as p. m.-Reccipts, 900 bales
y, which American 5000 bales Sales, 5000 Dlles, VI
which for speculation and export 300 3Sie AiGdl,S@'
lied Futures opened steady at nhcan CNtb pnWi9t
Quotations ale based American standard OF ciaSslH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16

A sneak thief went through the
Pullman sleeper between Sacramento
and Auburn Saturday night and
robbed the passengerswhil tho porter
was sleeping He took 5000 from one
$40 from another and gold watch
aud Chain from another. The fellow
escaped with his booty.
The State Board of Assessors and
Equalization met Monday in Carson.
Mp business of Importance was trans
acted. A disposition was shown to
postpone action on railroad assess
ments; until day or two before the
elose of the session which, will last
Tor two weeks. So says the Reno
Journal.
Reno Journal:-The State Fair
next week promises to excel all for
mer exhibitions in races and stock
exhibits at the Park. Some of the
feetest runners on the Coast will
take part in the racss The Pavilion
is being overhaulel and placed in
readiness for exhibits which bid fair
to be the finest ever seen in the State.
1t is reported that England has
seized the Island of Mitylene in the
Mediterranean Sea and intends to
make a naval station there for the
purpose of watching Russia in her
efforts to get an opening through the
Dardanelles. If this be true look
out for interesting news from that
quarter. The Russian bear and the
English lion would make p dandy
fight.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
A Discouraging Witness.

A prominent st. Louis attorney in
sisted on subpenaing a certain wit
ness for the sake OF proving the pre-
vious good character of his client.
The prisoner himself was rather
Idoubtfuf-of the outcome of the cross
examination and said 80.
The accused evidently knew the
witness better than his lawyer.
"Do you know the prisoner, Mr.
Jones?"
Yes, to the bone"
"What ia his character?"
"Didn't know he had any,"
"Does he. live near yon?"
$50 near that he has only spent So
for coal in the last five. years."
Did he ever come into collision
with you in any shape or manner?r,'-
"Only once in while when he was
drunk and mistook me for a lamp
post."t e ..:f ..i..". e..
"From what you know of him
would you believe him on oath?"
"That depends. If he was 80 much
intoxicated that he didn't know what
he was doing, would. II not. I
wouldn't" ---.-.-.--. ..---.-
"May it please your honor, the wit
ness is excused"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
The Irrigation Congress.

The Irrigation Congress opened
yesterday in Salt Lake with 300 dele
gates present. representing every
State west of the Missouri river. A
temporary organization was effected
with j. w. Donnelan as Chairman
and Frank X. Gillespie as Secretary
Committees on credentials, perma-
nent organization and order OF busl-
ness were appointed, and the Conven-
ton took recess until 3 O'Clock p. N.
Nevada is represented on the Com.
'nittee of Credentials by @. H Sproule,
on Permanent Organization by G. W,
Irish and on Order Of Business by r.
l.. Fulton, -..'r
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
SALMAGUNDI.

Culver Root Beer at Muller's. +
Bar silver was So7ss in New YORK;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
Press the Button.

The First National Bank is having
electric burglar signals put in, con-
nectiag the bank with the Justice
Court and Copstable's office. In case
Of an attempted robbery any one in
the bark can '.press the button" and
while the officers or employees are
covered by the robber, raking in the
coin, I've will do the rest" It is q
fine idea and should be universally
adopted among banks.--TReno Ga
zette. ..,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
The Death ofBeatIy.

The Chloride Belt has conclusive
evidence that Geo. NJ. Beatty, the
young man shot by Booth in Cande,
larla died in San Francisco at the
German Hospital on Sept: 3rd while
undergoing surgical operation
Thus is the fairy tale of the Carson
News sat upon and squelched.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
The Rain Maker at Work.

Melbourn, the Australian rain
king, now at work in Kelton, Utah,
Is happy. Rain is reported all along
the line OF the Southern Pacific rad
from Ogden to Truckee, and water is
howlng very freely in the neighbor-
hood of Lake and Roselle. All this
he ascribes as RI result Of his efforts.
Whether or not is an open question.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16

Buffalo, on the New York Central
railroad, distance of 436 miles, in
426 minutes. The festest mile was
made in 4S seconds. The weight OF
the entire train was 100 tons. This is
marvellous feat in railroading and
breaks the. record of long distance
rallroading: What will he done next?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
Fast Railroading.

A train consisting Of three heavy
passenger care, drawn by a locomo-
tive weighing one hundred tors
made the run between New York and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16

Mullers. ..s., 49,. 3 a..... "a = $500
Gabe Hoskins and family and ~
Brown and wife have settled in RsffiS
Dick has been installed in his placeat
the On versity. :s. ~
Banjo, violin and guitar strings,
fine assortment. at Muller's
Does your watch or clock need re
pairing? If so take it to Sam
Neuschwander at Nye's old stand, and
he will make it as good as new.
For a choice Key West Cigar or
anything 1.-THE smokers line, 90 to
Muller's.
The INDEPENDENT gives all the
latest State news culled from our OK
changes ami should be read by every
citizen OF the county. You are be-
hind the times if you do not read the
ISDEPENDENT.
All work in modern dentistry neat
~ executed by DR.. G. F. Moore, Elko
Nevada. ....
Balmaceda has at last escaped from
s tie Insurgents and is now safe on
board the San Francisco under the
protection OF the stars and stripes.
He made his escape in the disguise Of
IA drunken sailor.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'S fine pocket knives and
razors at Muller's.
The Sheehan Sisters have received
s a fine assortment OF ladies' and chill
S drens hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
fancy feathers and ribbons. Also q
Il nice assortment Of gloves. Call and
s. see them. .,..,
For first Glass dental work at prices
within the reach Of all call on DR.. G.
F. Moore, Elko, Nevada. -.
The White Pine News says that
l@se, fine peaches of Nevada growth
are IN the market from Snake Valley.
fAe Baker Brothers brought them in
and they are. treat compared with
he willy. tasteless trash they send us
trem California.
For q fine pair of boots or shoes
call on E. Oseli, where you will get
fair treatment and fit guaranteed. =
$ In the District Court yesterday,
'seph Carmody, sent to the county
s P1l from Tuscarora, by Justice Regain,
Ior threats against the life of e. De
Dung, was discharged on a writ Of
pabsas corpus, the commitment of
he Justice being defective.
Get rid OF flies, insects and other
plight bugs by using the best Insect
POWDER and Fly Paper, at Muller's.
b. f. Riley, of Paradise, and John
Borden, of Reno, represent atives to
ne Sovereign Grand. Lodge of OBJ
FELLOWS which meets in ST, Louis
GeSt week, passed through on No. 8
81 night. The Order in Nevada
w'il DO we'll represented In the Sover-
ign Grand Lodge.
When your eyes get weak and pain
gu while reading, go to Muller and
Ees you pair Of good specs or.eye
"Sses. A good fit guaranteed or no
n.y. A full assortment OF colored
''aSses for sun or snow.
Inc Iuscarora stage comes down
very night loaded to the guards with
Sv0ple leaving that camp. The
'"os' RSview Of Monday says that
10 number of families that have al
e"'y left Tuscarora added to those
No contemplate leaving within the
lTenty.
,"e H. L. NJ. Co. has just received
"a' line Of fish hooks, reels, silk
.'' lolnted fishing poles, fish bask-
= :, aud fish records which they will
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16

. A b Garden & wife, Lamoille; E A
Muehlner, Danny Mann, E L Fillmore
d wife, Tuscarora; w H Eynon, Car
lin; A S Cahen, Barney Horn, ST.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotel Clark & Green. Pro.
60 prIetOrS.

Z Quillici, Wells; James F. Meyers,
Spring Creek; Mrs john Ellis g. 3
children, Tuscarora;J S Gregory, S
F; Barney Baker & wife, Winnemucca.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16
ENGRAVING , NEATLY DONE.

Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co., and Elko &
TuscaTora Stage Co.
Orders and correspondence from the coun.
try solicited md prompt attention guaranteed
Call u" III" try me, anu am sure you viii
&C.; s,,Usiuctor. treatmvh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-16

Gem Hotel---I. Ostreicher, Pro-
.... prietor.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-10
THE SUB TREASURY AUXILIARY
TO A FINANCIAL PLAN.

Mr.. EDITOR:-In your issue of Oct.
18th appeared an article signed Sub
Treasury Allianceman, in which he
seems to recognize the fact that it is
light on the financial question the peO-
pie are after. or he would have discus
sion. As there seems no probability
that non AlllanCemen will offer any
plan that leaves out interest uSury, he
suggests plan he thinks will suit their
case; it will not suit them from the
fact that his rate of interest is too low.
There i another serious objection to
his plan. which IS a State issue of bonds
There should rot be a. bond issued in
a financial system that Is expected to
benefit the masses.
Now as an AllianCeman, | desire to
enter the field OF di- cussiOn, not in the
interest of the interest gatherer, but
on the side of productive labor
g In the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread, " isa just edlc that went forth
from an outraged God, that has sped
on down the ages, and as we have ac-
cepted the Bihle as our guide hold
that 1t Is as applicable to us of to dav
as 1t was 10 those to whom it was de-
lIvered. The laws of man have seen
fit to endOw money with a power that
has rendered that edlct in part mil
and void. This has been done bv con
ferring upon money a prOcurative
power that nothing in nature resembles: ::
1t IS uncovered to create something
from nothing; the fructifying principles
of nature have been Overreached bv
this law created power, thereby giving
money a power to Oppress, and making
the many work for the few while the
few revel idlenesS, cOncOcting schemes
thaC are sure, sooner or later, to bring
the wrath Of the living God down upon
this nation
think the Bible teaches the univer
sal brotherhood of man. [ shall recOg-
nlze that as fact and present a fnan-
cIal plan IN accordance Herewith If
it Is unconstitutionaI-and no other
object on can sincerely be alleged-I
know full well it will be ridicnIed as
visionary. &c, by the bond-hoIder and
interest gatherer. | am sensible of the
fact that under a democratic form of
government the power to make and
mend constitutions rest with the moor.
SO if a majority of the people accept the