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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
LICENSE MOI NEEDED.

4 Coupls whe Changed Their Minds
About Marrying.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HUNT.
~ ing on the Ambrosia and Independence
places is prohibited. Nioiators will be prose-
cuted to the full extent OF the law.
}. w. DEDERICk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
surv,1nl Of tho F,ttes.

The Chinese ara aqueer people. and
do not believe Americans will ever
understand them. Since Tom Glenn
was fooled by that fellow in California
l do not believe everything Ihsar about
the Chinese; but still we hear queoF
things about them all the time.
heard some western men talking q short
while ago about them, says a writer in
the Atlanta Constitution. Ibid you
ever see lame Chinaman7" said man
from Deadwood.. They all answered
no. "Wen, I'll tell you why. When a
Chinaman gets hurt or loses a limb,
they kill him. 1t is part of theft re-
ligion. know a Cninaman who was
hurt while blasting rock en- railroad
in Idaho. His hand was blown off.
The doctor fixed it and said it was all
right. We missed the wounded China
man few days aftorward, and inquired
of some Of his friends, and were in
formed that he was dead. Died of the
wound?' we asked. NO. said the
Chinaman, 'drinltee tearlSillce him."
Did you ever see a lame Chinaman2
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
County Official Paper.
USE NEVADA PRODUCTS.

Our people have become 80 accus-
toned to depend on California for
their supplies that anything bearing
the stamp of q California wholesale
house is taken to be the pure article
even If it be of Nevada production.
The following incident that occurred
at Wells the other day will illustrate
this peculiar failing OF our people. A
farmer'in Glover Valley shipped q Lox
Of butter to firm in Sacramento and
alongside Of this box in the freight
house awaiting shipment was an
other box of butter for firm in
Wells, from the same firm to which
the Clover Valley butter was con-
signed. ...
We do not believe that there is an
other State in the Union where snch
an incident would happen al the one
detailed above, yet it is true occur
renee and one that illustrates the
weakness Of Nevada people for any
thing that bears a California stamp.
When that box of butter is shipped
to Sacramento and back to Wells
as it is likely to be-, the people Of
Wells will buy it and smack their lips
over it and pronounce il pure Cali
fornia butter and declare that it is
a better article than can be produced
in Nevada. Yet that Clover Valley
rancher could not find home market
for his surplus product because our
people prefer to use California prod
ucGs in preference to those of our own
State.
We can see no reason Tor this
preference, and surely no good reason
can exist for it, except that we have
become 30 accustomed to depend on
California for everything that it is
necessary to haul our products across
the Sierras and back again before
they are fit for home consumption.
Ii We want to settle our valleys, de-
velop our agricultural resources and
build up our State, we must stop
patronizing the people Of California
whenever that patronage conflicts
with the welfare of our own people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
THE ODELL
Type Writer

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0&N4 Err with 70 characters, and
for the SINGLE CASE ODELI., warraiiedt
do better work than any other nschine.
IL combines simplicity with DURABILITY
speed, ease Of operation, wears longer Wia
out cost OF repairs .han any other mschi'.
Basno ink-ribbon 10 bother ,he operator
Is neat, substantial, nickel plated, pehts
and adapted to all Kinda Of type wrltiA'
Like q printing press, produces shan
clean, 1egible manuscripts. Two or |"
copies can be made at one writing, ANY u
telligent person con become an operStofp
two days, We offer 900 70 any OPT
ator who can equal the work Of W
DOUBLE CASH oDELL.
kelisble Agen and Statesmen wants
Special inducements 70 Dealers. For psnp'
let giving Endorsements, etc, address
4 goDELL Type WRITER 90
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
A Now Explosive.

The new explosive, ecrasite, Is the In
vention of two Austrian engineers
named Siersch and Rubin. Its power
IN relation to dynamite is declared TO
be as 100 to 70, and it can be carried
from place to place with perfect safety.
It emits thick black smoke, and the
decorating noise is louder than that of
gunpowder, but shorter. sharper and
clearer. A bombshel loaded with it
explodes with such terrible results that
experiments against palisades repre-
senting 100, $50 and 500 men, ut ranges
of 300, $50 and 1000 meters, recorded
marks on every division OF the palisade
standing for q soldier. ,,. ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
e Pluribus Unumr..

He slushed into q saloon ON JefHer-
son avenue, and coming to dress
parade with his front resting on the
counter, be said to man behind the
white apron:
"Got any Of the elixir OF lifeP"
Yep" responded the barkeeper.
Fountain Of Youth?"
"Yep."
"Golden glory of joy2"
"Yep."
"Neotar Of the gods2"
yep"
Distilled delightH"
"Yep."
Liquid tenderness2"
"Yep."
"Fluid extract Of perfect hsppi-
ness?"
"Yep," .-
"Angels' foodf ........
"Yep."
Essence Of tasselled field1p
"Yep."
"Oil Of gladness2"
"Yep."
"Hope of my soulp"
"Yep."
"Well, gimme 'em ALL" he said, lay
ing down a quarter, and the barkeep-
or, without a single question, reached
under the counter and handed him
out bottle of genuine old bourbon
and he took il eagerly.
Detroit Free Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. Ii
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed. +
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16

The q. T.. M. Co. hae just received
a fine line OF fish hooks, reels, elk
lines, ionted fishing poles, fish basls.
OTIS, and fish records which they will
sell cheap. All lovers Of angling
should call and sec them before it 10
too late. .t: .@,..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
Depot Hotel-AClark q Green. Pro
prIetOrH.

prIetOrS.
j e @ Williams, Pocatello; Mrs
Leigh, Visalia; F G Jones, Carlin; AL
Pierce, P r Higgins, s F; A Jacob, {
son, Chicago; Thos Nelson. Battle
Mountain; p Hanson, Wells; Americas
Madison, Osino; Chas Adams, South
Fork; H Waldron, Springfield, o;
Nelson Ouderkifk, Mound Valley;
Seth Bartlett, Madison, Wis; John
Parker, Taunton, Mass; Kristen
Andersen MadseD, Denmark.
Gem Hotel--RartIett 6 Ostreicher,
PrOprietors.
CIV Bonham, j j Kelly, Quong
Hi, Charles Mann, Tuscsrora; Tom
Suttle, Huntington; F G Jones, Car
lin; Geo P Paul, Hamilton; j B Fitch,
ID Wells; 81 Babcock, w L Lyle, Geo
w CumberS, S r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-16
Advertising

II Is said viii sell anything, this b
true In = measure; but for staying
qualities merit IL. the test. Extensive
advertising may sell anything whore
Il IL new or unknown, but after Il
comes into general use. It Is judged
according 10 tn worth. Tho continued
and steady growth of Swift's Specific
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

The Enterprise states that Mir. Min deleff, of the bureau of ethnology, has the plans and specifications now at the Casa Grande ruins and invites bids without delay for the repairs required, separately or as a whole. The general plan is to excavate the debris in and around the building to its natural foun- dation; reinforce the weak portions with brick, cemented over; to bind the walls together by means of wooden beams and iron rods, and to cover the whole with corrugated iron roof sup ported by ample frame inside, the roof to project several feet beyond the walls A portion of the surrounding grounds will also be fenced with barbed wire, with suitable gateways for the accom- mediation of visitors.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31
RAILROAD LEGTsLATISS.

The proposition now under consider ation by the 18th Legislative Assembly to exempt north and south railroads, hereafter to be built, for definite period from taxation, is a subject for favorable consideration by that body, A railway, even through wilderness, attracts population, thrift and industry. The senior of the BELT can remember the opposition to the proposition of Joseph Sanders to build railway from Manchester to Liverpool, England. The success of the line, however, was recognized after George Stephenson's improved locomotives were introduced. The first locomotive trip in America was made in Pennsylvania in 1928, by the engine 'rLyon" built i'll England. Since then, where is there not rail transportation except in portions of the Western States and Territories remote from transcontinental lines. In addi- ton to their being adjuncts to com merce, railroads are the greatest civ ilizers of nomad tribes, which of itself Is sufficient inducement to warrant the legislature to grant the small con cession asked for,
 Notwithstanding the recommenda- ton of Mir Murphy, late Acting Gov ernor, in his message, favoring subsi- dies to railroads, instead of eXempting them from taxation, the latter plan, in our opiniou, is much the more prefera- ble. The granting of subsidies to rail roads suggests the lavish pledging of the public credit, involving the Terri ritory and counties in hopelesss debt, and increasing taxation, already eXces- sive in every county in the Territory, Besides the limit of indebtedness of four per cent of the value of taxable property fixed by the Harrison Act. beyond which Territories and their counties and municipalities can not assume, has already been reached in most counties, making the subsidy plan impracticable. Giving subsidies would invite all manner of fraudulent schemes devised by impecunious rascals to bleed the people, and enterprises like the Tucson and Globe railroad would nut tiply.
 Exemption from taxation would not infringe the public credit, nor impose a burden on any class or section, and the counties granting the concession would be the ones directly benefited by the construction of the road, and none but strong corporations with the ability and determination to complete their lines would essay to build.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

The graveyard yawned and gave up the defunct law authorizing the hold ing of a convention for the purpose of framing State constitution for Arizo- na To J. V. Vickers, of Tombstone, was assigned the duty of rehabilitating the office seekers Messiah and present. ing it to the Council for its adoption.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona, Tu... Octl, IQl1


 In accordance with Chap. VII Par, 26s5 (Sec. 59) of the Revised Statutes of Arizona 1887. Notice is hereby given that at the next ensuing term of the Dis trict Court, held in and for Gila County, Arizona Territory, I will apply for iudg- ment against the lands and real estate and personal property described in the foregoing Delinquent List of said county for the year 1890, for the taxes, penal; ties, costs. and interest due thereon, and for ar order to sell the same for the sat isfaction thereof. also hereby give nos tice that on the 4th Monday of April 1891, which is the Monday next succeed ing the day fixed by law for the com mencement of said term of the said Dis trict Court, all the lands and real estate and personal property for the sale of which an order shall be made, will be ex- posed to Public Sale at the Court House of said county for the amount of taxes, penalties, costs and interest due thereon.
 J. H. THOMPSON,
 Sheriff and ex-ofiicio Tax Collector, GilS County, Il. T. tian3itf
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

The Mexican government will erect a new custom house building at No- gales, to cost S84, 900.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

8 Adams, J. M.-Personal prop erty; taxes, interest, penal ties and costs, IT 07 Alderete Esiquio-Lot Is, block 90, town of Globe; taxes, in- terest, penalties and costs, 3 07 Arana, A. J.-Personal proper. ty, Louis Garcia house at junction of McMillen and San Carlos roads, lot ?, block 76. lot 5, block 7S, town of Globe; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 24 31 Applustill, II. E. - Personal property, possessory right to and improvements on ranch en east fork of Verde river;
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

Sanders, J. F. Sr.-Personal proper
 ty, possessory right to and improve
 ments on ranch or Tonto creek at
 Mormon settlements taxes, inter
 est, penalties and costs, balance, Il Sanders. J. F. 1T. Personal proper
 ty, possessory right to and improve
 ments on ranch on Tonto creek, at Mormon settlements; taxes, inter- est penalties and costs, iG Sanders, Martini Personal property,
 possessory right to and improve
 mehts on ranch at Mormon settle
 ment, Tonto creek; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, 12 Sanders, T. A-Personal property,
 possessory right to and improve
 ments on ranch at Mormon settle ment, Tonto creek; interest, penal
 ties and costs, 1S Swasey, Emma H.--Lot l5, block 75,
 town of Globe; taxes, interest, pen
 alties and costs, If Sortillon, B.--Possessory right to2
 acres of land opposite o. D. smell
 ter; taxes, interest, penalties and
 costs, s Smith, G. F.--Personal property, possessory right to and improve ments oh ranch on East Verde
 river; taxes, interest, penalties and
 costs lO7 Stewart, B. F.--Personal property,
 possessory right to and improve
 inents on ranch near Star valley;
 taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 10 See, John S--Personal property,
 possessory right to and improve.
 ments on ranch on Tonto creek tax
 es, interes, penalties and costs, 10 Stark. Wm.-Personal property. tax ] cs, interest, penalties and costs, II
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

COUNTY OF CHA,
 W. w. Brookner, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Ex -officio Tax Collector of said Gila County, that on the Third Monday in December 1890, the same being the 10th day of said month he did at the close of his official business on that day enter up sn the Duplicate Assessment Roll a state nent that he had made levy upcn all property therein assessed, the taxes upon which had not been paid, and did imms- diatsly ascertain the total amount of tax es then delinquent and did file in the of- fee of the Treasurer statement duly verified of said amount, and the forego. ing is 6 true list of all persons and prop erty then owing any taxes which said list IS completed on this the last day of De- cember 1890, and is known as the Delin- quent List W. w. BROOkNER. Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this the 31st, day of December 1890.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN,
 Notary Public, Gila County, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31
ta1es, interest, penalties and costs, 3

ta1es, interest, penalties and costs,
 F. n "a Fisk, Chas. A.-Personal prop erty; taxes, interest, penaltiea and costs,
 Ferguson, c. D.-Personal prop erty, possessory right to and !, er improvements on ranch at o' Wheatfields, known as the Gam ranch, possessory right to and Improvements on ranch at the Whea.fields known as the Lauback ranch; taxes, in- oo terest, penalties and costs, Felton, o. C.-Personal proper ty, possessory right to and jmr proeements on ranch on Wild Rye, known as the Buckskin ranch; taxes, interest. penal . 04 ties and costs, 1 Fisk, C. B.-P Personal propertr; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, | 4 o7 Felton, G. A.-Possessory right to and improvements on ranch known as the Hook ranch taxes, interest, penalties and costs,
 . oo Fuller, C.--Personsl property, D oo possessory right to and i'm provements on ranch on East Verde; taxes, interest, penal ties and costs,
 Fuller, J. H.-Personal proper 8 13 ty, possessory right to and im- provements on ranch at Pine creek; taxes, interest. penalties and costs, A 02 Fuller, Dayid-Personal proper ty, possessory right to and i'm proyements on ranch at Pine creek; taxes, interest. penalties and costs,
 Fuller, w. D. Personal proper. ty, possessory right to and i'm prOyements on ranch at Pine creek; taxes, interest, penalties and costs,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31
progenents on ranch on East Verde river; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, I48

propements on ranch on East
 Verde river; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, I48 74 Miller, Goldberg & Putnam
 Personal property, possessory
 right to and improvements on
 ranch; taxes, interest, penalties
 and costs, 523 34 Morgan & Vogdes - Personal
 property; taxes, interest, zen
 alties and costs, 129 37 Meacham, J. S.-Rancl adioin. 30 ing c. T. Peters, patented;
 taxes, interest, penalties and
 costs, 13 Mcdonald, c. A-Hnuae and lot
 opposite Buffalo shelter, lot 1, % block 54, town If Globe: taxes,
 interest, penalties and costs 13 bicCabe,J ,J. D-Personal proper
 ty, lot ', block 89, N. ] lot 6,
 block 70, town of Globe; taxes, Il interest, penalties ard costs, 51 93 McFadden, Wm. Personal prop
 erty, possessory right to and II Improvements on ranch on
 Sierra Anchas; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, 1i3 38 2 McFadden, Mrs. Nannie-Per-
 senal property; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, A 5 Mcdonald, Wm Personal prop
 erty, posssssory right to and
 improvements on ranch mile
 west of Payson; taxes, interest, S3 penalties and costs, 77 96 McMillen Mining Co. o.-Personal
 property, mill and mill site at
 McMillen, 2 houses at McMil-
 len; taxes, interest, penalties
 and costs. 174 SC oo McLachlan, w C. = Personal
 property, possessory right to
 and improvements on ranch
 near Natural Bridge, Pine
 creek; taxes, interest, penalties oc and coets, CT 29
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

..h on Ton.o ..;,r. ...;rfoseinsi .einsi
 Esf' penalties anA AGreesi ees;, 'a1es' Ii $ Erlana, w.H.-fea'' ''''''
 sSS@ mill site and ranch hrycn.l proper st;ss Ts valley; taxes. iNnn Tripping "'''es md costs, terest, pen. Personal propeA - Rafga Sec. 20, townsE,y, w. sk,' co., taxes, interest, penNip 4, hlact -Perscnal property, k ;ntcres. town of Globe; taxespt
 cop alties and costs, k " nnss.ssnru @ Personal property, menss o,, r, ght to and improve sassnr, -;.h in Star valley, p,s- pausa2 fl. house and lot in ns.at,ia. an taxes, interest, pen"i''es ah0 sts,
 See, Jsbn M. ,
 r. 2. B. Townsl ip t;es and cast, interest, penal See, s. M.-Pers o and N. ". I of Pr'Pecty' s, N. w. l, See i. .. w. l. and eosts ts' '"' Sst, penalties ''s..son' taros ;n,ers.. m % re lt;sa i property;
 ' 'A'''e"'' P'" ~ and costs,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

Moore, Walker-Personal prop
 erty, possessory right to and
 improvements on ranch near
 head of East Verde river; tax
 es, interest penalties and costs, IFS 52 Moore, Eugene-Personal prop
 erty, possessory right to and
 improvements on ranch near
 head of East Verde river; tax
 es, interest penalties and costs, 21 70 Meadows, J. D.-Personal prop erty, possessory right to and
 Improvements on ranch known
 as the Sidella ranch; taxes, in-
 terest, penalties and costs, 15 52 Meadows, Miss Maggie Person al property ;taxes, interest, pen alties and costs, 8 28 Maese, F Lot 6, block 7S. town
 of Globe; taxes, interest, pen alties and costs, 13 Morse, Geo. Riot 1, block IS,
 town of Globe; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, 27S' Moore, Jas. = Personal property,
 taxes, interest, penalties and
 costs, IA 08 Mum, c. J.-Golden Eagle mill and mill site; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, 238 B Meadows, Jas Personal proper
 ty, possessory right te, and i'm provements on ranch on East Verde river, known as the
 Houston ranch taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, II 59 Meadows, Chas. Personal prop
 erty, possessory right to ranch
 known as the Gordon ranch.
 house and lot ib Payson, oppo-
 site the Brewery; taxes, inter
 est, penalties and costs, % 72 Mayor. Frank Personal proper
 ty, possesscry right to and i'm.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31
taxes, interest, penalties and nosta

taxes, interest, penalties and costs, l3 3 Allen, R. A.--Personal proper ty, pCssessory right to and improvements on ranch at Pine creek; taxes, interest; penalties and costs, 92 g Allen, A.-Personal property; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 80 Abbett John-P Personal prop erty; possessory right to and improvements on ranch un- der Rim Rock taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 8 4 Alvarez, Chono-Personal prop erty, brush shanty opposite o. D. smelter; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 3 Azbill, Jos--Personal proper ty, possessory right to and i'm provements on ranch at Star valley; taxes, interest, penal ties and costs, 93
Arizona silver belt., 1891-01-31

to and improvements on ranch known as the Pocket ranch;
 taxes, interest, penalties and
 costs, 516 4: Hardt, H. F-Personal proper ty, possessory right to and im-
 provements on Mud Spring
 ranch; taxes, ,interest, penalties
 and costs, 66 G1 Hope Mining Go. Buildings and
 improvements at mine, Mack
 Morris mill, millsitc at Wheat
 fields; taxes, interest, penalties
 and costs, 35S 6t Hungerford, B. BIN and s.
 E. I of N. K. and S. W. of
 N. w. l Sec. 29, Township 4,
 Range IS; taxes, interest, pen
 alties and cost, 15 2( Harrer, D. H.--Personal proper ty, possessory right to and im-
 provements on ranch at Green
 back valley; taxes, interest, penalties and costs, 53 7l Hicks, John H-Personal prop
 erty, ranch; taxes, interest,
 penalties and costs, 42 Il Harris, John H. Personal prop. erty; taxes, interest, penalties
 and costs, g 8 Harcourt, Chas. $, } of s. W.
 Sec. 5, Township 3, Range
 IA, N. E. l of N. E. Sec ', Township 3, Range IA, N. w.
 of N. w. Sec, s, Township
 3, Range II, l60 acres; taxes,
 interest, penalties and costs, IS 8;
The record-union., 1891-07-27
JAMES FILVEE'S SUICIDE.
His Wife Arrives and Identifies the
Remains.
He Was Given to Gambling. and,
Losing Money, Took His
Own Life.

There is no further doubt now that
James Filka-or Filvee, as his name ap-
pears to be-really committed suicide.
He was the man who was found in a
dying condition in the City Cemetery on
Friday last, suffering from morphine
poisoning.
Mrs. Filvee, wife of the deceased, ar
rived in this city from San Francisco
late Saturday night and identified the re-
mains. She said that she was married to
Filvee on July 9th of this year. He was
a cook in the hotel at Glenwood, sum-
mer resort in the Santa Cruz Mountains,
and she also worked in the house as a
domestic. Filvee was a native of Eng
land and SO years of age.
On Tuesday last Filvee rose as usual at
4 o'clock in the morning kissing his
wife he assured her that he would call
her at 6 o'clock. He failed to do so, how
ever, and when she was finally awakened
he was nowhere to be found. He had
taken the precaution to take S75 from Iln-
der his pillow. He left note reading:
MY dear wife: Trust me. I will love
you to my last breath"
No more was heard Of Filvee until last
Friday, when the bride of three weeks
received a letter from him dated at Sacra-
mento, and written on the day preceding.
In this epistle Filvee assured her that She
was too good for him; that she was young
and had promising future before her
and that when she got the letter he would
be in better world.
It seems from Mrs. Filvee's account
that her husband was given to gambling,
and she believes that he lost the money
he carried with him at faro game. She
says he was subject to spells of despond-
ency.
Coroner Clark will hold an inquest to-
day.