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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28
Burglary At Dayton.

Yesterday morning when station
agent Cofn. O. this place. vent 70
open up his oece Se found that the
IN had beea tapiOi. and ihH; s'-
.-al articles O! express had been
stolen The thitves had entered the
of6c~ by The dow. unlocking II -ith
n key The tall c~ostlired between
$ and SO in small change. and the
other ihircs taken amounted 10 the
saGe GEurc- T2e rC5uers had tried
- oqea the safe ;h;.: sets in the wall,
he; were u~csUccesS,al. The clock
Tia; hangs OF the wall Uver the safe
WIS STOPPED by the jars Gcsirs: the
walls AMI it Indicated taat the rob
beg occurrei ~ : l.it!e after / o.
c.uck- Ii is presumed that the work
WIS done by 4 couple @! tramps who
were seen a-ou2i town ThuSda!
evening. No trace 81 the men has
been found Is !etILyou County
Times
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28
A Ghastiy Find.

Messrz- a Werner and Jno. Roeder.
who returned trOGa Patterson district
last Saturday, state that while atthGt
Place, Louis Wunch- a prospector.
came 20 camp and reported finding
the bones OF i large uaHn il the noun
talus ONE twelve or fifteen miles
from Patterson. The bores ne sand
had been there a long time. There
MS no hsn OF them nO- any sign OF
clothing n the Vicinity. The body
had e~videEi!! lain il Il snrt Of brush
tent, the remains u which we're there.
IL wEs - old tina; il had fallen TO-
gether. Some Of the large bones
we're several feet Gistaa;frUm the ;eat
or cabin, evidently dragged there by
wild animals. Wunch stated that lac
looked around for miners tools or
cooking uteEsl!s, but found none Of
the former and only a tomato can or
something Of the kind that could be
utilized in the latter capacity.
"unch. in company with +. l..
Robertson, left TO re-cxamiLe the
place on the morning that Nessrs
Werner and Roe1cr returned here.
The remains may be those u an
Indian though the tribes hercabouts
do not inter their dead in that way
Phoebe Record.
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Explaining and Explaining.

Nino thousand words OF explana-
tioD from tho Comptroller Of tho
Currency relative 10 tho bankruptcy
Of tho Keystone National.
Fifteen hundred words in tho Same
connection from the Postmaster Cen
crHl.
Column upon column OF cxculpa-
tory editorials IN tho devoted purity
organs.
There IL too much protest. too mnny
words, too little explanation that
really explains. Tho golonn, uncom.
Portable fact remains TINT tho bank
was looted, "bustcd" under tho worry
eyes VI tho United States Treasury
Department, ns Ugly, indcfensible,
hopeless, aud harmful n bankruptcy
ns wo have he'd. Tho bank failure is
bad. IL is not 30 bad as tho failure Of
n government department required To
supervise nutional bnnks,
How can thcro DO public confidence
in tho present national ndministra-
tion2-tChicago Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28

THE PHILADELPHIA STEAL.
ING.

The more the looting OF tho treas.
ury Of the Quaker city is Investigated
tho greater the rottcnncsS exposed.
john Bardslcy, the City Treasurer,
seems To have plunged into all sorts
Of spcculatiOna in tho VAIN cndcayor
to cXtricatc himself from the pit
yawning bcGeath him. The loaning
Of the public money to iDsOiycnt
banks and political swash bncklcrs
for the purpose Of corrupting the
ballot box OF the city and State are
not the least Of his misdoings. So far
as his Office has been Investigated no
has cotton away with the enormous
sum Of s2,iIi,Oo0 belonging to tho
city OF Philadelphia and the State Of
Pennsylvania. That ho got away
with this amount Of money without
any assistance from other parties can.
not Tor Il moment DO believed by any
reasonable man. The pious, hypo-
critical Postmaster. General IL Just
now on tho anxious scat trembling
lost Bardsloy shall open his lips and
toll how II was that John Wanamakcr
came into tho possession Of 100000
worth OF fraudulcntly issued stock Of
tho dcfunct Keystone bank.
Pcnnsylvania's incorruptiblo Gov
ornor is pushing tho investigation in
10 oil tho hidden 'rcccsscs Of crime
that lie behind the failure Of tho
bank with tho determination to iix
tho responsibility whore IL belongs,
though II be traced TO the pious John
and no DO sent u keep company witt,
his follow thief, John Bardslcy. II
will DO worth tho timo and attention
OF tho American people Ia keep their
eyes on tho investigation now being
conducted IN tho city Of Philadelphia.
~ seems strange that such gigantic
.stealinB ia thiH can DO carried on
without detection for SO many years;
but when We remember that tho
politics Of tho city Of Philadelphia
has boon run exclusively in tho intor.
cat Of tho vilcs. SGT OF Political
boodlors Tint cvcr dis2racSd any poo,
plo our wonder ceases and W. AFRO lost
ia admiration Of their bold schemes.
All honor 10 tho foarlcss, incorfupt-
iblc Executive Of tho State Of Pom.
sylynnia for pushing this invcstign.
ton! lot yOnr mottoo bc "No guilty
man shall escape, though il bo u
piUUs cnbiDOt officer"
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-BILLIoN-I OII.AR CoUS-
TRY

Secretary Posters rrotut rsmsrk
thai this - a titon-6o.la- coaD;D-
l. accepted by the unt;,oashuul
Organs Of his parry as asgl-nd5d rlpdi.
cLtica OF the lGrishaess c. the Billion
Dollar Congress. they Insist that
toe ~grouth Of the coan;y- rerda-s
Necessary AID therefore !zzt;6es this
Increase II expenditures
Lei Us se The population c. The
country !7si doubled from 1850 10
1890 But the czleussO. Tbs Corr
eminent during this PERIOD increased
almost CAPITALIZATION s8.GIno1n or
about - per head, TO sJrnunnnu, OF
s. par head
10 bFIn: the ccnpa-ison down TO
Q recent periods, dis the IaGI-u-
apo!Is Seniiael has dCnr. at the las;
SESSION OF the Fory-iou-th Congress.
presided over by Samuel J. Randall.
the appropriations were sl44&2I:a.
1T the last session Of tie Fifty-fas,
Congress, presided over by Gar Reed.
ihe appropriations were Sl9.GiL-IG&
The iEgTeas wgs 13 per cent. al
though IN the same lime the Increase
Of population had been only - Ter
cent In other words. the appro-
p~riBtions increased nearly five times
as fast as the population
This may be u billion dollar j
Try as Mr.. Poster says, but the poo-
PIE indicated by more than a million
majority last year that they do ro,
approve OF Bi!lon-Doliar Congresses.
= IS. y. World
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The Two Johns.
Times

John Bardsley. q my Joe, John,
IL YOU Werr 10 reveal
The bali 81 what you kCow, John,
Aoolt the Quaker steal.
The Sooi old Quaker City would
Grow much too hat for-ve!l,
l do Uvserch you. John. 10 keep
Your tongue locked II youEcelL-
John Bardsley. . my Joe. John,
When we were first acquain;.
You were called Honest john you
fGs-ed music a q saint;
But rUw you are-loci;Cd Up. John.
In prison sLu: frun view.
! wish your lips We're sealed as slight
John Bards!e!. 80 / do.
JCho Bards!ey. We are both Johns.
Both EO.rsi men ard true:
You're playing in hand luck. John,
As god men sometimes DO.
Who ECt tina; nIsSIu: cash, John,
No O8c Im sure VA! tell.
As long a. you keep : close mouth,
John B.rds!sy, in YOUR cell,
ii. z. !. 10 -. !. World
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pooAEp TO DESTRUCTION.

The Republican committee CT Hi
co.'s is getting together. bent upUa
the inquiry. What shall Ne Do 20 b
sarod. There Is reason For their ex-
ce~ding soiir:tEde- They lost the
House last year. lost their State
ticket, lost a United States Senator,
lost the bulk OF Coagressusn, lost
their honor and their head. What
are they to do TO be saved:
The aggressive attitude or the
Democracy, the menace o; The
Farmers Alliance, the wre:ched nc
ord OF resent part. failure are not: the
only troubles confronting this IN
happy comuitics. The. have 70 deal
slIh d divided party. Foes bare
risen Up against FIfer Enj thsre MI
Ue siuaDbles Owe the sUbcrnEiorA
n~ouIinaiSon- Cuilora wants aiG aad
comfort IL promoting a presidential
boom for himself, whereas < Har-
Iso oihe=bU!0eT IN IiiDois Is CON-
PEELED. as he values bls bread AID
butter, 10 swear that there Il bu; Uoe
Republican parry ami Ben EarrisJn
Is it, prophet The nOst potent OF
the newspaper part! organs wants
neither Harrison nor CuIlOm, but
Blaine. What's 10 DC dUne betweeu
all the@ ~cJntending interests:
Long Jones, fresh frUm his da;eat
IL Springfield, can do nothing but
wtithe his long legs IN pervous appre-
hens.on and vow, as Lincoln once ex-
claimed: The bottoms gong TO fail
out Of this pot, by iingo!7
that's what l. in store fo5 the
bllllOu-dOllGrites who answered the
petition Of the farmers OF Illinois. the
greatest agricultural State in tine
union, for reduction Of taxes by pilirg
taxes on, some TO aId ~ eStr4ya.arl
administration, uUre.t 10 brEetit d lot
Of manufacturers who think they
have d right divine Il eternal pap
sucking and parDp=Fing. The rs
publican party Of illinois Is in d bad
way. Do what il will the loss OF tie
State looms UP bctJre II Is d ceiiaItc
fact. Some little courage IS gained
by the knowledge that IN Cook there
l. Democratic fa:iiOn; but this will all
have Disappeared by the presidential
year. The Republican managers will
have 10 confront u united Democracy
set upon adding Illinois To the Dem
ocratic column. The Democracy OF
this State will be encouraged doubt
less by signal recognition 81 its grow
ing importance. From the rsuks OF
the Illinois delegation the speaker Of
the house may bc chosen in December
next. II the presidential nominee
oil the Democratic party Gc a resilient
Of the east IL is quite probable that
the vice-prosidentiGl nominee will bc
Il resident Of Illinois. But with or
without this pleasant recognition
Illinois 10 be Democratic next
year, Democratic in both branches Of
the general assembly, Democratic in
the executive mansion and in all the
executive Offices, Democratic in the
electoral college.
The Republican party has fallen, as
it deserves, on evil days. The Long
Jones congregation OF pcrrunctory
political doctOIs and trained ward
nurses will be powerless To ARIES; dit
solution. Let Cuilom, Harrison.
Blaine, Fifcr, Matthews and Hopkins
light it out. They quarrel over a
marrowless bone .-lChicago Times.
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Another Ola Resident Gone.

n. II. ilrrdosiy mud Paul Schiller
strom, % South Fork, arrived IN town
last evening nb0u; II o'clook with tho
remains Of Mr. ID. -. Cook who dind
yesterday afternoon about 9 O'Clock
Of II complication Of old ago and hcnrL
Troubles. Mr.. Cook was born in tho
State Of N. Y. in 1893 md Cano Ia
this Coast in 1865 and has resided in
Eiko County since 1870. settling at
South Fork where no lived up TO tho
timo Of his death. lIs leaves two
brothers and two sisters residing ut
Toledo, Ohio, II brother and sister
living ut NcoshO Rapids in the State
Of Kansas and one sister residing NJ
Jersey CITY N. j. Ills romnins arc at
tho undcrtakors awaiting the arrival
Of nuws from his relatives.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28

The State Of Nevada sends greeting
To: =. l.. GuidngcT, Defendant.
You arc hereby required 10 appear
in an actinn brought agiinL you by
the ahOv" named Plaintiff i'll tho Dis
trict Court Of the State Of Nevada. in
and for the County or EllU, aud 10
answer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days, (cX"luaivc Of tho day
Of sorviCc), after the scryic" on you OF
this Summons ii served within tins
County; or il served out OF this
County, but in This District, within
twenty days; otherwise. within forty
days-or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said Complaint.
The said nction is brought 10 OBJ
tain u decree Of this Court for tho
foreclosure Of Il certain mortgage dc
scribcd in tho complaint, and oxo.
cutch by you on tho fifth day of
March, 1891, IT, cruro tho payment
Of n certain prOmissory noto made by
you aud delivered to plaintiff on tho
samc day for the suim OF three hun
drCd fifty dollars and interest thereon
ut the rate Of n per cent. per month
from date until paid, which nOto il
fully described in said complaint and
upon which motto nothing has been
paid. Also for attorneys fees in tho
sum OF ten pcr cent. on tho whole
amount found due. Also that tho
promises conveyed by said murtgagc
may be gold and the proceeds Thereof
applied 10 tho payment az raid note
tho interest thereon counsel fees IA
provided for in anid note and mOIL.
gage and the costa 81 this suit. And
IN case surh proceeds arc insufficient
10 pry the same then that plaintiff
have judgment ngainGt said defendant
for the unpaid balance remaining due
aud that execution isstic ngniugL do.
fCnlant for such amount. Also thai
defendant and all pCrrODs Clnimiup
under, by or through him TO barred
aud forCclGfCd Of all right, title,
claim. lien, equity Of redemption and
interest IN aud Ia tho promises do.
scr.b,d IN said mortgage, and for such
other and further relief IN 10 tho
Court lnny Rccm just and equitable,
Including all costs incurred hcrciu,
All Of which will more fully appear
by reference la plaintiffs Complnint
IN this action now On file in tho Office
Of the Clerk Of Raid Court, u duly Ccr.
titled copy Of which is herewith
rCTvOd.
And you nro hereby notified that II
you fall 10 appear aud answer aaid
Complaint 40 above required, the Dnid
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To Keep out Flies.

A lituo namphor PLACED in every
~ ndow.aill will keep out flies except
in tho Kitchen, whore tho temptation
is stronger, and tho remedy OF ncccs.
atty II little mor stringent. But u
little campbor sprinklcd on tho cook.
Gtovo now md again will drive out
ihc poets and keep thcm out, wliilo 10
will also n~ontrali2o tho unpleasant
aDell Of COOKING.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28
Shut The Gates.

The New York Herald puts il this
way: We are acting very stupidity
in this matter Of Immigration and do
ius q grave Injustice 10 u own pco-
pie. We have a right TO protect our
selves against a foreign invasion.
whether il takes the shape Of 4 nava!
fleet or the worse shape Of IN army OF
hungry io!!c:s who wili eat our own
citizens out OF house ard hcue. II
wurkiEEuCr's organizations would
hammer 1T the inefficient enforcement
Of our Laws and demand that ncw
laws be made 10 meet the cyigancy
they would 90 themselves credit aad
the whole country a s~ervi"e. We
have laUorc!s enough and more than
enough. Therefore, shut tho gates"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28

Cleveland is popular because his
ADMINISTRATORS was clean. There
were no Tauners and Raums and
Lemons, and there wna no lack OF
money in the treasury whilo lac was
Prcsidcnt.-IIousvill Courier Jour.
nal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28

p'lin,ih will take default against you
and apply u the Court for the relief
prayed for in said complaint.
Given under rEy hand, un attorney
Of record. OF the District CUur; al the
State Of Nevada. in and for tic Coun-
~ Of E!ko. this seventh day of May in
the YEAR Of our Lord, one thousand
eicht hundred and uinety one.
ia. PLUMMt Ii.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
may 81 CIV.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28

President Chaunccy +. Black, Of
the National Association Of Demo
cratic Clubs, has on the recommends
ton OF Chairman Dennis, OF the State
Central Committee, made the follow
ing appointments for Nevada: Vice.
President, ". l.. r. Deal; Members OF
Committee General K. l.. Heating.
Of Storey, Col. j. e.. Hagerman, Of
WashOe, W. W. Bcohcr, Of Elko, and
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy, OF Eureka.
The Association has IT'S headquarters
III Washington. The officers and
executive committee are represented
by some OF the mort active and
prominent Democrats in the Union,
and the issOciution will compose ono
OF the most important factors in the
next Presidential cam paIgn. It's OBJ
j"ct is 10 act in conjunction with tho
Democratic State and Congressional
Committees in tho distribution Of
Democratic documents and otherwise,
for tho promotion OF Democratic
principles and the OF tie
party throughout the ULion.-lVir-
ginia Chronicle.
Thani; you, John.
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SUM MONS.
Nevada, in and iurthc County of
EilsO.

Action brought
III the District
Court Of the
State Of Ncya
da, III and for
the County Of
IGlkO, and the
complaint filed
in the Office Of
tho Clerk Of
said District
Court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28
The Itoad Wasn't Crowded.

OF Horace Greeley h!r. DcIew tells
an anccdotc that reveals muuy 81 the
traits OF tina; great American editor
and philosopher. Greeley, 1t will be
remembered, usually expressed him
self with emphasis when anyone
bothered him. Sir. Dcpew relates
tina: II day lac was sitting in IIor.
c G5celcy'5 editorial room, when in
walked Il scedy individual carrying
something under his arm. Getting
GreclcYs attention. the sccdy man
said: IL huve here, sir referring TO
his book, something To save thou
sands u meE from hell every yca-.
Don't you want it?"
No." said iir. Greeley. II don't.
There aiu't enough Of 'cm going there
now."-iCincinnHti Enquirer.
Three doctors joined a secret order
in Omaha, says The Omaha Zee. At
The door Of the lodgo-roum they we're
mel By three fellow physicians. The
outside sentinel was a life insurance
agent; tho inner dcorkccpcr was n
druggist; the oath was administered
by II minister. The escort was an un.
dcrtaker and tombstone dealer, and
the treasurer VAS n city bill COllccrur.
The whole affair VAS exceptionally
appropriate and appropriately lugu-
brious. 1t was the Omaha way Of
doing things right. II is no doubt
quito fortunate for tho future Of the
organization that il is a sycrct onr.
bit plaiHly, equally Fortunate for
those w!io have not had tho foresight
To in. Look out Tor an increased
death rate in Omaha.
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Jacob Nelson.
Plaintiff,
W..
n. Il. Guldarcr.
Defendant.
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mas 2iGw
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The state Of Scvass s:rd. getting to- 2.
c. HNriy.: Mary II rrr's lis wife CASTS
Esnrk C-uP.ry. 4 Ger ration. }. g. s:it''tt'
IA uiIl,u. p wLIuayr. Bright AnH y. Z.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

pROBATE oRDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
" OF kent-ss- Al a session oil the Probate
Court for said County OF Kent. held AT the pro
bate Office In the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
9th day OF May. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and nineiy one.
Present. cyrus r. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
SYLVIA III. MCCALL. deceased
Eugene r. Winsor. administrator OF said
estate. having rendered To THIS court bis lnal
administration account:
Ii is ordered that Monday. the I'D day Of
June 1881. at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon. at
said probate Office. be appointed Tor the ex-
amin AZ ion and allowance of said account;
And IL is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said day of hearing. In the TELEGRAM
HERALD. daily newspaper printed and circu-
iat.ng in said county OF Kent.
CYRUS L. PERKINS.
"a true copy.1 Judge OF Probate.
ApoIrH i. Mason Register. fri june IL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

DROBATE oRDER-State OF Michigan. Coun-
~ of kent-ss. Al session OF the Probate
bate Office. in the city OF Grand Rapids. on The
18th day of May. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-one.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
MARTHA VAN oRTMEERSUM. deceased.
Leonard Van Oortmeersum having nied In
this court his petition. praying that the ad min
istration Of said estate may lie granted 10
John III. Grebel:
Ii is ordered. that Friday. the SlSt day 81
July 1891 at ten O'Clock ia the forenoon. at
said probate on &c. be appointed for hearing
said petition.
And it is further ordered. that a copy of this
order be published three successive weeks. In
the TELEGRAM HERALD daily newspaper
printed and circulating ia said county of Kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
IA true cony.l Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH b. Mason Register. fri june l.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE ~ B0AEp 90 ftkLi0 okks.
grasp kAr1ns. Mica. Juae I. lasI.
Sealed proposals VIII De resolved 81 the eaoe
eff the hoard until Saturday, June IS. 1881. ~
2.So r. M. for The paving II Jefferson avenue.
from State sta~et 10 Cherry street. With sheet
asphalt. according 10 the plans and speeihes-
tioas GA fle al the once Of the board.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF siuo.0o 10 be forfeited 10 Tie CITY OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fail "a enter
into contract. In accordance with his pro
poss,l, should his said proposal be accepted by
The Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that vii be furnished upon application al the
once Of the Board
by order of the board.
JAMES \. DAVIS. President
Fam A. Tw.xLrY. Clerk. June Is