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St. Landry democrat., 1892-01-02
A Pleasing Sense

Nine men out of ten love women; the
nth loves woman
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
He Believes in FIosRinK.

A few days ago James Stewart, one
OF the teachers 10 the colored scliop
a: Benning's, n before Judge Mil
Ter, charged Sith assault on one u
his pupils, Robert Peters, a fourteen
year.old colored boy. Stewart. il
whipping the boy for disorder. had
used a map pointer On him and
oroken il in several pieces The evil
dsuc. showed that Peters had been
pretty severely bruised about the legs
and back, but the skin had not been
b:oicn ard nc real injury done.
ale had better been hurt q gond
deal worse than that" said the Jud..,
10 ~disposInR OF the case, than In
crme back in hat dock in a couple OF
years for lack of proper correction.
That map pointer is -uHquestiun IDLY
not the thing TO whip n boy with, for
1 don't believe in spelling the rod or
the child either. There ought 10 {
something provided b, the authorities
for whipping, something tina. would
bear Inspection and ser=e the pusrnse
as well. The boy has been pretty
badly hurt, but Shjppings are 10;
meant az n reward for merit. The,
are Intended g hurt SO the children
wont want any moe Of them. Hnlr
the cases that come into this cour,
are from lack of proper correction
when The b,!s were small enough tn
be whipped. The Ease is dismissed"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
s:xrY OR o Il DAYS.

There Gems TO be some doubt re-
garding the duration Of tue next ses-
siou Of tac Legislature says the Carson
Appeal. The constitution provides
for a sixty day session. AT the last
session an amendment to The article
Mas passed, but In order to become a
part Of the constitution IT should
have bcen advertised for ninety days
prior TO November s,h aud then voted
on and passed s2ain. II was not pub
!ished for rinety days, as the law pro.
yides, and tie Appeal is OF tie oriu-
ion tia, the faluro 10 comply with
the Law invalidates all the amend
ments adopted by the las; legislature.
II this view is correct The session .ili
last sixty days instead o: forty ISL
yer State.
TIE Above is 10 yearly
every particular. The constitution
does not provide fora sixty days SEES
sion. II only limits i TO tina, time,
ADD the legislature could adjourn sine
dive in half al hour after il organized
II it chose to do 70. TIE preceding
o0cs- however have Invariably held on
Until the iSst minute VI the las, aour
c. the last day.
If- Adjustment 10 the constitution
iini:iuS the Ee:sions to forty days.
~onli hare had no effect upon thu
noI; legislature, even fit had been
| published IL compliance wilh ihe
| lax, as i; woJId have been necessary
10 submit il 70 The rex Legislature
! FOR ratification, ar2 then he voted
upon tao years hence before II would
have oecoue "a Fart OF the tuAGaruen.
tallgw.
/ The lost legislature did. bow.
ever eEsct the following statutory
laws:
Section !. No regular session ot
the !es:sll;u:s 81 the State OF Nevada
shall exceed forty days"
"Sec.2 This Act shall take effect
f.om and after the second day OF
April, 1901"
While iii : true :h:t the failure tc
publish the aa.endn euts iuvahda;es
them. il in. no Else affects the las
sGoTe quoted, bat whether or not the
next legislature can repeal thai law
in order 10 pro:onG The session TO the
ooos;itutiona4 Limit Of sivty days Ne
will Go: venture 10 say, although froui
q cpmuon sen e pnintI vIew /: acu!I
oct appear tia: Il can.
Bot constitution. or co constitution
iaH or no Law, ,0rty or even tnenty.
Eve Gays. will Le II pc tine for tn,
oext legislature - 30 all 81 It's nec.s,
Ea-y WORK, AID il IL should attenpt I,
Fro!ons iLc.s~-ica Eeyond the pres
en-. statutory limit ii VIII msr.i anC
receive the nst hearty er.cngt:on d
The Tar rIdde1 people Of the State
Reno Gazette.
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. AND

WILLIAM n. IIovE.Ls. the norclis.. i
@E2n:; - Tie l? = -esilcGcc il lily. il
l. stated.
JONI CHCESLzAF WrI-rr.a VS. :
57"cca2'.-- =. T., youth. a-i one. 81 -
salts s'-cT'. Who Was too s--.-. = -
-" III a2vicc Of n Anticipated a5a-e.
SIZE Dickens death the G-a Of
Chapman = Hal! haze sold Cis .o.o c5piS
t"f!:Hwic-.." Tie profits on Di.s:crs
-'"-Is sill -aoaat - about s4J..JJ :
'r-r.
- Zo:.A h2s jzs: received the hirhc-:
-.e -cr paid IN Frame fsr thc sc.!a'
Its Il 4 novel Ta> SUN l. 1Ecu
=;E7=2 rrats Il.ar. 4 t1ia! .mau-,
E.5y1. and IS paid fo- Z3!a'5 new
~, -. Pasc-r."
";u%T HSy=." the PECULIARLY clc-cr
novel - Mrs V. 4. C,i-crl. at2-,
TT.!h =! London X .l!,.i--. = what
Kay Lc called cInphali-alIY n wonan's
book. It!S the sort OF b-i-L. realistic
story T-a!sh nal:cs people laugh azd
cry - they read ii. aad .vhich sets the
ball Of conversation rolling bris!,ly.
= FEE: library of tel thousand vol.
uI1cs has been recently opened a.
BarJaa. India. BIZ Shrina=t Safrpa,-ao
Goi-:wa-. the brother Of the %;aharajah
Gaiiiwar. Screen :housaah 0! the books
are ii English, the res: in S~anscrit.
McTathi and Guztrati. and !, is the first
free library in any naiiTe state in India.
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Mulder Arrested.

The tell-tale box that vas shipped
from VIRGINIA City las o4en the means
OF locating Prof. z II :. Mu!d-r, the
shre~d coufdso~e operator. uho did
up Storey "ni OrmsUy merchants 10
the tune OF q c"urla Of thousand
dollars. He is at Galveston, Tx,
and eT" this has doubtless Uc-a
placed uudrr arrest.
Sheriff BntSfrrI .rcs:V.Si q Gispntch
this morning from the Chief ot Pc.
Ice 0! Galveston sta;;.g tia; iu.dcr
mad ben placed under arrest. The
Grand Jury uiii meet Tomorrow
u,TrninG ~ investigate the charges
against Nu!i-r, and II any lndic.
neat Is fuS q the n.tessary rar.rs
viii J." prepared ani al 1CK e. san,
after NG!der At rne:-iCIrsol Tri..
uue
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
EEDrCE STATE EXPENSES.

T.= E!EteTth-session OF the Sevada
legislature mi convene 10 Carsoa on
The .ui.d Monday in January. Pc
dc.;f9n OK State expenses sill b. ,he
matinPorant mattsr tina; is .like!y
10 come GefOfo the body and viii no
Eoub: receive careful CONFEDERATION
Is it lie an Important fact that some
thing must be done To re!ieTe the tax
paFera q, the State froa tie 'pfcsen,
burden Of high TAXATION.
With a otste con;aininE only chou,
1890 peoPle We pay as large salaries
as'ths tnos, prosperous States 10 the
Uainp, and ct the SAFE ;,itn- s.v.
most OF onr State officers the expen-
riFe Luxury Of a deputy. This is not
right, aud the PeQpfe who hay- the
tru. inlrsst Of the Stale 1T heat,
wEisu drd5re.
a great jeat is expected Of the Sill
e tPsrty and it must make no mr..
talks. Lt every M 60 that which
is likSy,o make the work Of reform
a~s.easily. as poasible.-lSuyer State.
TIE ISoEpESDEST also thinks that
The, ulhst iTportaut matter to come
ts'faEe tas lex. Legislature is tie re-.
dnction oi the expenses OF the State
GoyernDpnt. fhe pruning knife
should be used unsPsrinzly wher.
eErr II. Gao .te applied without
injny TO ito State. St+,e Objects
shogsd ba made. TO perform their
duties or pay their useless Deputies
OUT RI Ihe'f.o~b 'eaiaries A halt
should also be called on all appro.
p~la!ions not necessary for the pubic
gooh. Somgtnius mnst ba done in
The @ay Of reducing taxation, or the
f@S people. now supporting the State
goreFtu-Dt. will be compelled To seek
o!heI fields.
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PERSONAL y

U. s. FLAoo is on the pension list
He Is probably ;he man who always
valves ceremony and things
VI. {. GALLApAY, OF Holden, 40, is
proud of the fact that he is a lineal
descendant of the original Mother
Goose
L. z. GrSBr, Of Tampa, Fla, is col
lcctor of customs at that place, thirty
two years old. boyish looking, and said
to be the youngest collector in the
country.
PRonARLT the tallcst G. 4. r. veteran
is William p. Boyne, Of Green county,
Pa, who stands seven feet in his stock
ings. Daring the wax he wcS : private
soldier in the Twenty-second Pcnnsyi-
vania cavalry.
THE late Samuel Mcdonald Richard
son. of baltimore. is said to have been
personally acquainted with nearly for
ty-sevcn thousand depositors in the
savings bank of which he was president,
all of them working people of small
means.
\. T. PATysR, who was M OF the
soldiers OF the Gordon relief expedition,
is now a strcct-crr conductor IN Oak
land. Cal, Cad doesn't find much COM
fort il the medal for bravery given him
by the queen of England and the
khedivc of Egypt Jr ..
LUcICs SMITH. an ;cighty-yearold
tramp. was killed n fc"- days ago in
EorEistown. Pa. ard 1t the .iuq3c5: il
was developed that he was IL German
refugee who came OYER here in ISIS
with Carl Schurz, and received remit
nee regularly from the Fatherland.
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Constitutional Amendments.

Hon. Ghom,.s Wren. in i ling letter
70 The Reno Journal, taxes ;te ground
| that al has Usra done N r~e,crcnc. 10
the pending anenimcnts to the State
Cotsi!tnSsa; By me S.:ret..r. a;
1tate ihai - required Up :, -. p.e.-
ent iifae -
Mr.. Wten holGa lhut All tho publi-
Cation Di lie an"u'imeuS la the
Constitution Necessary unier SECTION
l of Article WI ia- C.nstiu,oa
Is Tor Ihe S~ecIet.'! Fl Slat- r. haY-
them printed an tie journal 81. irp
ceeiinIs " ea:h luce unl iaat IS
res 'luEIcns u,e! uust te printed
/ anrg Eth the Statutes under i.cirm
! J OF the Art ro~-refuing Ia" cs,le OF
SecT-.ity oEState," nad &-tjyuz II
hnd 10 ot-'Au act 10 ,Elub.ishh 81,
Printing gce Epa to the 81
Ii e OF SUI ei ~inieudenl Of Stat. Print
iny."
This having sep dorp, he thinks it
oEly remains for tho next Legislature
II agree 10 the pending anrndu euis
In the mode prescribed 10y Section |
Article XVI u tie CIusiItutioc, and
submit them &c the vo;ers Of thu
State. / n sun nriuper aui II; such
time az iUe Lrgtsltinfc tbuii deem.
most cIretN Al
Under the ~" pps@i ~ he Legs.
iatufe IN lSsT it Void In - tc the
duty Of e:3tH'eBjaii o. Exami ers
to plp!Ish lbs: Tnsnlnsuts. as re-.
CURED 6y TIA; statute 4, held by II
majority Of The Court IN the case Of
the STATE 81 rel Galusha vs.. Dave. ~
AegaiI. %. 1t rs true that IN t;.is
cIsc judge uaSylsy d~isssnioI, but II
vas upon tbs, grVu ii TIA! tho publ.
caiiOn Of the then pciII!Es amend
ments III the Statutes aud Journals
Wits suGi0ieCt, tuI that no second
pubiIcaLoI IN s,a~:eordgnce viii the
'a~ OF 1887 gsus ncerssnry.
Ih;s is.a n.iAer u. vart IMP r;auce
10 the pIopie@i ~, St,i.. .sIIi! VI
iiie pend.nBI hra.s.dtpsnss l,ou.d "
submi.t~si b.lEsptHyl,lp"h"I 10. lie
nett neutrality-suspicious. ~ ibg mtctrst
OF econ4oysiirAs . sqscr"L ei,al,yn
niIl therefore Ire nrctIshry. /; Should
BE- called Il 10 early day. Ifauy at
neutrality-suspicious. shn6li ty. uyc,s.
srry some simpler meth d shout IN
adopted tbaO that piCyru,d Icy .Lu
law vi 1881, a. IS very evident from
tho opinion u l. tIaj,Iit! %! ,hc G. uIt
IL the State W. D"v,, nt,,. .itcu.
that The will II t., I.cri. Guy vol
lie defeated Oy pros SUNS IN III. ias
submitting the nmendmebts 70 TIA.
voters difficult to be complied with
strictly. On account Of it, import.
ance, | have discussed the tuatier at
considerable length hoping 10 cIecit
fnrlLtr discussion aud dmw oat tho
vie IS Of tho legal lights u tho Slute
especially.
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FASHIONS FoR CHILDREN.

hcconDIoH'rLAfrED skirts Of vaiiing
or cashmcrc with guinpc waists ore
worn by small girls.
IAN OSnA.TEns are coming into
fashion again for youngsters. Thcy are
made in fancy 'civeis, plush and wool
materials.
U is again coming into use for
millinery, especially for children. The
tiny plush honncts, with plated fronts
ing. '',.,.
DrEssr frocks Tor girls are composed
OF 1nc white WOODEN or li2ht-colorcd
silk, drapcd low over a chc~rnisctte of
embroidery, and with undcrslcovcs Of
h came, the fun upper sleeves being of
h dress stuff. Such dresses arc nj.
ways made with broad ribbon sashcs
knottcd It iAc leek.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
HARD TO BELIEVE.

LESS than oue-quarter of CAicago's
population IS American.
The thinnest tissue paper is one one
thousandth of an inch in thickness.
a. u. NELSON, Of Ashevillc. s. c.,
his Z hen which cot long since laid an
egg or which was plainly depicted the
American dag. without the stars
THERE is Il natural whispering gall
lcry ct Dr. Lake, Lassen county. Cal,
where the slightest football of man or
beast IS heard many miles a~a-.
4 PAIE OF gloves passes through about
two hundred hands from the moment
the skin leaves the dresse-s until the
gloves are purchased By the intending
wearc-.
\ coLoEEp woman residing ~ India
Springs, ia. has been the mother OF
ftry-thrce children. One Of her sisters
has had thirty children end another
one has nu1sed tvcnty-seven.
A sTRLSGE discovery was made hv
Mrs ]. 7. Hazard. Of Nyack. y. Y. She
vas canning PEACHES, and l.. one Of
hem which sha had freshly cut. she
found I 49," lying close - tire Stone.
The fruit hol grown all around the
~
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FREAKS OF INVENTORS.

Az ingenious Indianian has invented a
plow in which IN. EugCT or screw mold
board IS operated BY means Of q drive
wheel in tho rear.
An automatic match i-ni.cr is { re.
cent novelty. You pull . lc:er. n match
traTcls along q ToCrhcAcd s~rr!acc and
Is then thrust outcf al opening already
ignitod.
a PAssAIc inventor has devised a
noTcl projcctile. which is rincd % cor
respond - the b1Te Of The gun. The
grooves are pr6riaci with bearing
pieces 70 diainish friction.
y BosroT inventor has invented n
straincr for mixed drinks. consisting Of
a circular plate, around the circum-
ference Of which is a spiral spring. The
coil forms the strainer, which is remoya.
bic at will.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
Printers Ink ana Homes, John.

@--E = "a .. .
The publishers OF P~rin.er's Ink and
abe PostotHas Department, as u by
tbs Saint. Wausmaksr. nre having 81
monkey snd a parrot time oser i,s
;ranemiEsion through the mails as
second class. matter.
10 its issue Of Nov. o, IL gives the
Department the following hard puts
20 crack: ; i.
IF there appear, ground Tor ~ith.
a.aHing. from a publisher the right 10
socoud-cTsss rstss, why not notify
him thereof and state the grounds for
thegpropoeed acton 1<fore making
The ordef1 Why issue u decree beiote
tho cruLe nus been hsardi
Why In this Say subject d publisher
10 trouble and expense, including o
Zip ~ Washington TO obtain a re.
7rfsal OF the decree. which never
Spuh hTVe esen issued bad the fac,a
cen considered st tho proper times
Why p4rmt undeF clerks Of no
yepotatio1 and lee, responsibility IN
Is ne niseini desrees in snch a star
chamber gay ~ W hsiqg dissraco
upoo the Department, And 70 make
congressional, Political and peSuniacy
Influence hpacar more toteot factors
than the rigbls q citis4s es q 70
gard Tor fus;i ;rs-
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Wed ing iuIiv pa

h~re IS the c":pn1n'y a.csTt.
;a"ls - AraiiGg
Fret Ira.--CIi, N Nd iia-.
S'cDn Sc Piper w,dding.
IUri year Leather S.diing.
Fifth yrHT- Wr'dcn wedding
SeTrn;h y-HS-- W'pIen rcddin:.
Tcufh y.n'--fjn w~c.liiag.
f%rHG serT--Si'k Wedding.
Fifteenth yeur CrNs'a! wo,i lin.
fHepEs;h yfar -C3t ia wriH.g:
IssHty fifth yer SiIyer veiI.ns.
Thirteih yeaF--Pc,rl wedding.
FoTte;h ysAr--i;uby wedding.
Fitch :aar-Gulicn xet ding.
Sevfnty.titih YEAR Diamond we'd.
ding. FL.
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rHs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

F,!ouinH Is I,thsehild's PROPOSE
Aim submitted to the Monetary Con-
fveeuce nos ineess5on at Brussels:
THAT America cootinue her pur-
chasss OF silver. md that the Euro
perm poEers 10y an amount equal to
6.1ol,eO pounds Startling 4 year for
tire years at g d: II silres should
re above that prjce the purchase 10
lie itnneJitelx Suspended"
Ia Submitting his proposal to the
Monet .ry ContereEce Alfred ID. Roths
child sid in past, he felt the gold
standard in EsKiand was the onIy
possible one, and If they consider iha,
her whole commerce and large par:
q, that IL othsr COUNTRIES Uas carried
or by bills VI exchange on London.
~hiA uere naturally payable ic gold.
Ii must De sd0iit;ed LIEt the world
generally t~ransscts business on Il gold
basis, aud that The ouble standard.
with the exception OF a.ye-y modified
forn,Goes o exist sven In those
countries prutrssinS TO pay in either
metal.
o-Ha,ere. in;ecratios7l agreement
Gay be na6e, G whatever rnt;o
chosen. sold sioae wilaissys be ,be
favo:a5le ue-t;nn= OF s+iliag !s:ge
dsb!s or making large r~ri.tlnces
GerGary;s actica IL 1873, and the
Entica {: Italy, Russia and Aos:ria il
Ansssicg gold IS conclusive proof ut
tas a~ppasciaucn Of the gre.: Euro
pean countries OF the advantages Of !
GOLD s;asdsrd.
Apart from other coaiderations i,
seeuei 10 hia 4 universal arrange,
meat q The currency question was
i~uPpsibie, as the wealth snd sources
Of expenditures Of 10 tao countries
sre alike Il would be impossible 10
car: IN the trade OF the world on a
so.nj, s,ab.e hosis II ,he debtor was
allowed the option Of paying in wba:
ever currency suited him.
-Hnthschid thought some such ar
IanE.Geut as Re rropn=ed would give
general satiSRcsi,n. The gold narke.
would also be relieved as only Euro
ies2 aFI.eas viii be made thereto FOR
d iors Lime, aad as .S1rth Africa is
Increasing her ou;pn, Of kshl The ar
Taosrntnt suggested would enable
Russia s.c Aus;sia % complete ihei,
p~uEchasss =iihout undnh; interfering
Win the money market.
III tie e~-ptg.srce sdiaurus with.
o-clari gaccom2 iished any GtfGI:e
result il viii cauEe a fall II siisrr
frGt,t@i 10 contemplate. II ~lIl
caitsc n monetary ran:c,' added
RSthschilh, 'oy wt!ch il II VA possible
10 iei. tie far-srres.iing effects"
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FUNNY MISTAKES IN PRINT,

a NEw England paper told about 20
drove OF hogs floating down tho Con.
ncciicut river instead OF 20 drive Of
logs"
AN editordiscusscd the political situa,
ton In n comprehensive editorial md
headed IL; "Lct Us Explore" lie neg
lcctcd 70 read tho proof, end IL up
Feared nnaor tho caption; "Lct Us Ex.
ploda" =.
Jig q lecture NJ Boston Rev. Joseph
Cooh asked his sndicncci "Was Saint
Paui dgpeT' III the report Of the leo
turc' Mr.. Cook was mado 70 PROFOUND
tho startling conundrum: "Was Saint
Paul o dude2"
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A Lone

Gishert Waeschert, who is making
the trip from Chicago 70 San Fran
cisco on horseback, arrived hero yes.
t-rday and left for The vest this
afternoon. Waescher left Chicago
On the 3Oih o' June intending TO ar.
rive at San Francisco within 50 days
froE tina: time. II feat he would have
accomplished easily had he not lost
four weeks by sickness He is cot
travelling on n Wager but merely to
See the country nnd.for the pleasure
there is in the trip.
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\ Card.

Having sold out rny store, ! take
this opportunity 70 thank The people
OF Ei.o and v~iciuil! Tor their liberal
patronage exiepied tome in the past.
All parties INDEBTED to me are re-
qu-sted 20 call aud ~-etti!e their nc.
counts. and all parties having claims
against the viii please p,vseui them
Tor payment.
Respectfully You're.
j. ~i.osE*sTucK.
Elko, Nov. i6, 1852. lmo
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A Delicate Operation

Yesterday for"HOon Drs. "feigs AID
HcrdcFEo" ieftnriueda delica,. sur
gica operation un Mr. t. +. Morgan.
removing Il cnnc.r from bis IDw,r
right cyelia. NT. Morgan stood the
operation acll and his ply siriaus cx-
pect Ibti be SiIl Da all risb, rs 5 On
as the eyeliI h.als.
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DR.. Moore expects to be homo in n
few days To attend to all work tina, no
was compelled to leave undunc. Pat
ronize your home dentist II you want
good work.
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f.. OsELL's just f,c"tycd u compile
assortment uf LiG:eE'ind Mites TN
shUes, also .1cn's and boys fine shoes
Please call and examine goods and
prices before sendiGg away. II
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L Q. ~CuHSIHGHAM,
CarIin, Nov. %. 1852. IL 2G 2m.

The Shcehan Sisters pill in a fcw
days receive a full ard complete ms.
snr'mcnt of toys and holiday goods.
The regular adj. will aprear IN a fcw
days. Reserve your orders for them.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that tho
partnership existing between Il. b..
Ennor and Il. Q Cunningham, IN tho
Retail butcherins business 10 the
town Of Cnr!!u, Elko county. Nevada,
is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent.
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Protect Jour nenk eyes from the
injurious effect Of sun and snow glass
by getting n pair Of dark glasses at
Mullor's. .-y.
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Tbe nowest and la,es, styles Of
Chriatpas aod New Years. cards at
najaaatt's
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JOY Over Grover.

The telegraph editor OF the Mobile
Register, expressed his joy At IT,
Ohio landslide in tue following head
lines:
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fOC OHIOI

Come in Heih Outen de Wet ter
Yer Ma.
NHAR has ( BIN GAL:
Didn't l Tell Yer Not Ter Fool
Long Wild Dot Bill NKinley
HE'D CE- Z INTO TROUBLE ,
iTs a NoUGHTr COOP TgIS0 YER CoxE
BAcE. ASH HEsEAFTEE IEE KEEP
OSrLE BAD c xFA>Y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

Ibeicl.o~ iDg 10 taid " h. an excel.
lent nnedy foe pD,umsLiH: Que
'sa'esi.Gvlfu otsAts,or.o ~, -" mugo.
spoonful II -Four Il 5ulptur and ono
tablespoonful al lUrpoulInsi ntN sell
aod take ia one Co.'S.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04
tiIt:I).

DALis: 10 Lanuillo Valley, Noycm.
Der %. 1897, Mrs. Eiiska Dakln, q
native OF Michigan, agod 10 yours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

Regular meeting Elko Lodge M
l3 ]. o. y. +. ut their tfnll to nini,L.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

Charlep Gregton,a practical watch,
maker, arrived FROM san Francisco.
and has takoo charge Of The o9W
towelry store
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

Floor Managers:
E F B,lkey, - tEude. Ksyscr.
Edgar k"irhaT:, Ed Li;toG,
Geo Bruce, Charley Stokcr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-04

I'd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

No. $50 acres, leased by the Rathbone &eA1
den OIL Co., and one gas well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

No. 80 acrcs, fronting on the Little kanaTs,,
River, one mile below the mouth Of Dasa'-'
Springs Run.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

No. s. One.half interest In n 2-acrc tact. hS !.
800 yards from mouth OF Burning springs ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

No. 1-Gi0 acres on tho Little Kanawha River,
of a mile from Burning Springs. Witt CouHH'
timber. oil, coal, and other minerals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

No 6-Cefiacatc OF 40 shares of stock Of me i IL,
tie Kanawha River Navigation Co., par
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-02

DUBLICsSALE BY N. THOMAS q
u SONS, at Philadelphia Exchange, Nay ",
1892. at IL o'clock.noon. by order Of stockh0.ae''
of Rathbone & Camden OF Company.