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The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04


There seems to be no likelihood that the
Eastern and Western roads ill agree on q
Uniform basis of passenger rates for the
worlds far. The conditions are widely
different in the different territories. The
Eastern roads will be called on to carry
more passengers than the Western roads,
and will not agree to lesser rate than
fare and one-third for the round trip from
the Atlantic coast points. Even at that
rate, they expect 20 have more business
than they can possibly handle, even
with their largely increased equipment.
1t is now settled that tho Illinois, Indiana
81 Michigan. which is really an extension
of the three '.Ps' road. will be built. The
right of way has keen secured from Michi-
gan City to Hammond. and it is stated
that tie contracts for it's construction will
be let next week. The building of this
piece of road is of more importance than
may appear at first glance. as it will be
used by the Chicago IL West Michigan to
get into Chicago. and probably by the
Lake Erie X Western. rs the latter CON-
pany has made overtures. it 10 stated. look.
ing to such result.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

The second anniversary banquet of the
New England Society viii be held at the
Propyl9um on the evening of Dec. 81.
Charles Dudley Warner. of Hartford.
Conn.,. will be the guest of the society and
will address them. All residents OF Indi-
ana of New England parentage interested
In the society can obtain information con-
eerning the arrangements by seeing or sd-
dressing B. Il. snow Room 20. Fletcher's
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

porarily, there has been q giut on the mar
ket. but the indications arc that the rush
is subsiding. and that the main cause of the
present decline has been the great rush
to market while the weather was fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3 C.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
Savinps Bank Claims.

John w. Ray, receiver of the Indianap-
oils Savings Bank. yesterday petltioned
the court for an extension of time for the
proving OF claims by depOsitors. The Pc
tition as granted and the time extended
10 Nov. ID, which will be the last day upon
which claims NAV be proven
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

Judge Taylor yesterday rendered his
final decision in the case of Baker vs.
Lanktree, TO foreclose mechanics lien.
The decision 10 in keeping with the intima-
tion given in the case few days ago, that
the lien will not cover walks, wclis. ETC..
not in or under the house. The court found
for fha dafau1anf
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
PrerPnft0tl IN Reffer

Than cure. and those who are snbicct to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by keep
ing the blood pure and free from the acid
which causes the disease. For sthis pur-
pose Hoods Sarsaparilla is used with great
success
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
New Railway Organization.

PERSONAL. Local General Notes.
Eugene w. Allen. ore of the Big Four
neutrality-suspicious. at this point. IS TO retire
and 90 onto q farm.
The president of the Illinois Central an
nounees that the company will not here
after make pnbiic monthly statements.
George B. Sherman. general manager of
the Nanderbilt fast freight lines. was
in the city yesterday on Official business
NJ. E. Ingalls,. president and Oscar
Murray. second vice president OF the Big
-Four lines, returned from New York yes
terday.
at the Fort Wayne shops of the PennsyI.
wanna Company on air-brake department.
has been created, and Is to be made IN ini-
portant feature.
w II. Bugard. who for some years has
represented the Chicago x Northwestern nJ
Buffalo. is TO be appointed assistant general
freight agent of the road
William Henry, formerly roadmaster of
the Bee-line Isl. Louis diyIsionl has taken
an interest In mines at Joplin Mo-. which
promise TO make him wealthy man.
Charles G.. Gregory. well-known pas
senger conductor on the Lake shore road,
died on Wednesday Of Brighfs disease. lie
had run train on tho Lake Shore road for
rwenty-three years
pleased that the Pennsylvania management
40 far recognized the railway brotherhOods
as 20 receive tho representatives of such
bodies at Plttsburg.
The railway surgeons of the Wabash Will
hold their eleventh annual meeting at
panyiIle, Ill. Nov 10. Every surgeon be-
longing 10 the association IA expected TO
read paper on some subject connected
with surgery.
The train which brought Minister Lin
coin in was late yesterday morning. and
m thirf; minutes notice after bis arrival
in the city the Vandalla had speeiel on
The road. which u11<[o the run from Indian
apolis to Brazil; lty seven and half
miles. in seventy <0utes. coming TO tIree
dad stops at cro nxs and being delayed
seven minutes n <eieEi train preceding
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
ZZSSTsEYsEt1ZNR SESEFnsg ES g fggHs HSgss 1ss
rains Run by Central Time

From indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for St. Louis $40 am. 1880 am.
1850 pm Il 200 pm II aims connect at Tcrrs
Haute Tor L. q 7. II. points. Evansville sleeper
on L 100 pm train.
6rcencasrle and Terre Haute Accommodation
Arrive from 81. Louis $3.50 am. $50 am. 2:5o
pm, 500 pm. 5:t5 pm.
Terra Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
trains.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
Youthful Tramp.
Suing the Poiice Force.

Kate Carter yesterday filed suit before
Justice Doniels against policeman Brady,
Thomas Colbert. Louis Robinson and tho
city of Indianapolis TO replevin a calf.
Brady put q calf belonging to Mrs. Carter
in pound and kept it five days, demanding
Sc for it's surrender. She refused to paw,
and the calf was sold at auction. Robinson
being the only bidder il was sold to him
for IS. and tbeNsuit Is to recover possession
OF the calf and damages for it's retention.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
serves Weaver Right.

Chicago Man.
Mrs. Mary Lease tells a reporter that she
doesn't propose TO desert General Weaver
until he is elected President. Serves HIM
rlghI'
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

SHORT breath. palp,tation, pain in chest.
weak faint spells. cnred by DIR. Miles's New
Heart Cure. Book free. Bates House Phar-
macy.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

You need hot despair. Salvation oil will heal
your burnt arm without a scar. % cents.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04

THE DICKSON STORAGE AND TRANSFER
CoMPANI's lregstered) Warehouse. corner Eass
Ohio and Bee Line tracks. Telephone 725 Branon
Office SO West MARYLAND street
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-18

9lqen @rnartunsen enteesen
idlob bic Sibuns oe8 Ser. ct. Diitritt
Gerl6tss i6on am Sreitas Wiittag,
nadcem am Nbenb aupor aae @e'
idwprenen unb Seusen entlafsn tpor.
ben iparen. Sn bem Safe bsS Itam
3irnbplt bon 8iltesbarre. Der cine in
$50 umgednberte $40 gtots bel benz
@aGirer Der Griten 9iational ganf ba,
bier su paiiiren beriudte, saben bic
@eidmorenen anf 9lntpeiiuns oes &lds
tsrs Elm freiipredenbsS llrtbeiI, neil
Die Dottoren Spapo uno Grawforo be'
ibporen, baB 8irnboIt berart Seiiiis
eeit0rt lei, bab er fur feline Sanolunsen
nidt perant,portlid lit. Der beS NuSs
eebenS bon falibem @eloe onBetlaste
Safobo 2orencio fam ebenfalls fret !;
ipie aud eine oes slei9en Gersebens
ougefldgte Wiarearst Sart. mel9e Die
9bat in Der b69hsn 9letb beeins.
gBm. Mc@ormad ipar i'm SeIb ees
fdIidteu GelreS uno ipurbe in $500
Strafe uno 5 Sabre 3u6tbauS perur=
tbsilt. Sein 90 SABRE alter @enoHe
Senrp Nap .muB $500 bIe6sn unb 3
Sabre 3udtbausitrafe bilben. Das
urtbeil 9eeen ben ipesen 8eruusSabung
pom falidsm 6sIb iiberfdbrten SameS
| u. Mdols lautete auf $500 Strafe unb
stpsi Sabre 3u6ttauS. @m. Sesler
bate fd bsisIbsn SsIbredenS idulcie
bstannt ta cs fem etites 8srseben
par, psrOrbnete Der Ri6ter $500 Strafe
uno 6 Wlonate @efdnsniB GbarIea
SobIsp unb Nmos Grit6felb, tpel6e in
Den Gsbirsen bon 6apstte County eint
eebeime SdnapSbrennerei betrisben.
purbsn in ie $1,000 Straie unO 6 Wo'
nate @sfdnenib peroonnert. Samss
| Mattenp unb sSrbn Chimney iparen bei
slei6en 8ersebens ansetlaat; Der er'
itsre i9eint nur auf Seiu9 seipei,n !,
iein unb ipuroe bemSuicIge entlansn
Chimney bebauptete, nur erperimentir
su bobsn, aber trobbem lautete oas ur
ibeil auf 6 Uipnate GsfaneniB uni
$1,000 Strafe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-18
WeitereS Qofdles.

@m. s. &ebren, IT,, BAT baS
Mia Ghp SoteI in @pomins Gountp
iibernommen.
= Sn Dem @ebdube go. 81 2adas
panna 9lueuue brad am Sonntas
Morsa, seoen 3 ubr elm Seuer aus,
weI6es bier Stunoen lang piitbsts,
trob Der paderen 9Irbsit Der 2bI6'
mannIdaften. DaS Gsbdu6e 1T aus
Steinen erriftet uub feds Stodpsrts
bod, orei an Der Strabenfront uno brel
unter berielben an ben. ioseuannten
,,9uftlot8". 1as Seuer entltano in
Dem unteritsn 8alement, nit Seu ses
faat, unb Der 9taub mar 70 bitbt, bab
sr bic Seuerleute in reipeftpoasr gnts
fernurg belt; bis our Benn Mpsnue
berauf par bic Strabe bur6 Houh fat
unpaiirbor. 10 ipenis man pom 5euer
ieIbit ieben tonnte. @rlt um 7 ubr
WlOtssns elaubte man bic Slammen
bemeliteri unp Die erit6pften SeuerIsule
fonnten iib Jtube ebnnsn.
@s9en 2 nbr 9ln6mittaes brons
ipieoerum bidter Naub aus oem speitsn
Saiement untsr Der Strdbe uno Die
Seuerpebr tpuroe nobmals aIarmirt,
bsmsiiterte aud bic SIammen in pers
bdItnibmdbis furSer 3eit. Man mari
sann bas Strob aus b,m 8eb6uoe bin,
aus, um einem britten @ustruhe pprs
subsuaen. Ser 0srIuit am @ebSucC
1T bebeuteno uup Die 8runemauern iint
beiddcist. gtapmpno & 60, Sarrt
Staples, 3. @. g9bite unb cine Srou
@omitcd iino unter ben meiit GeIGd.
bieten. Mud am GetduSe SO. u
ridtetsn 9tau4 unb @aHsr S6aber
! OIL.
glir tpfen iebt iofort cine Ierorb,
nuna eins bradt uno paKirt su iebcn
ipeI6e bas 2usern bon Seu uno StroI
in bem sentraIen 0eitdfistbsile be
Stabt perbistst. benn es III cine 'beitdn
bise @efabr unb iOlte unter feiner
mitdnpen sebuINet iperSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-18
Ser ~Sben"
Type Writer.

$40 faufsn ben Spel 3ppe Writer
nit 7S Gbaratteren. nno SIS fir ben Gins
faheu Shell, M Der @arantie. before
arbeit gu tbuu, luie ir9eno eiue Maidine
Sic psrbiuoet 9infldbeit init 0auerbaftia.
teit, Shnetllgteit yeitiigfeit Der Operation
ano bnlt ldu9er obne 2epdratur aus aIs IT.
9eno cine anoere Mafdne 8ein Garbenbano
mort ben Sperafeur Sie iit biibid, fompaft
nideI.plaitirt perfeft uno aIIsn Grtoroerniiep
enipredeHo. @ie eire SrHderpreifs proouiirt
iie elm reinss, leierlides Wanuicript. 3ipei
ooer lebn Gremplore tonneu auf einmal &c.
madlt peroen. Srpeno cine inteIligrrte 4er
Jon fam fid gum Ope ateur in 3wei 8agen
ausbiloeu. @ir oifcriren $1,000 irgeno
einem Operateur. Der 70 uiel leiiten fam, ipie
ole ooppslte ObelI
8nue ldIige ggenten uuo Berfduisr weroen
uerlan9t uno Sdnolern ipe3ielle 8ortbeile &c.
geben. Sir @ampblete uno 8efersnSen lpenos
man fid an 0dell Type Writer Co.,
56S-364 Dearborn 81. Gbieago, 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-18
Stberifs.NerfGnfe
BON
8sFtbDaasm @fHRbGigentbam,
Samifag, ben 2. @pril 1892.

@emG6 SerIbiesener Grefutcnstsfeble BON
Fieri Facias, unb Venditioni Exponas, aus.
aelfellt pom Common pleas @sriht ppn 2dfa.
panna County unb an mid serihtet, perpe id,
in benz @OurtbauIe Der Staet SCRANTON, AM
Sdmltae, ben 2. Qpril 1892,
um 10 ubr gprmiitass. bur6 STsntliden aus-
ruff ale bic &ehts, Sitel unp Sntsre0en Der
8erfIaaten in unb auf bic na6fpIaenb beldrie-
bsnen Srsfen, pa8elen uno Stri6e eanb
sum Serfauf austistsn, nenli9:
SO. 1. = gas bic RsGte, 3itel unb SntereI.
len bes gsrtastsn, NidoIas pilplu, in une
auf all' bic natfelgsneen Sets ODER Siri6s
eane, seesen in benz Iopnibip Slb I5prse,
Qadamanna County unb Stant penniylpanien:
Das erlfe happn III Der bintere lbfiI BON 0pts
Rp. 102 unb t03 auf bem plane, bsfannt ale
bic ptsre 3si6nuns BON eots blr 5iutsrlaiTen-
Ihaft bes perIfprbsnsn Gbpnias Smitb, une III
25 5us in 5ront an @,eorss StraBe uub 100
6uB in Eiefe sur got 30 1(4, unb 25 SUP
bintsn an bslastsr 9ct no. t0i Der spsite
9aneIhi6 erenSt an her irsitliten Seite ber-
iettn an bic cben brIdrisbeue Got unt II so
8uB, msbr prer penieer, in 5rcnt an bela9ier
Gfprge Snabe unb $50 SUP, mebr prsr peni.
ger. in Iitfr unb III rshtwinflis tn 8prm. ne
auf benz bslasten plan ppn 0pts ber SinerlaI.
lsnitaft hes Serftprbeneu 3bomas Smitb ,u
srltben. gass ansetaut nit eirsm 3peilfSdi-
gen Stsin une Sels WObubauie une Nuben
setGuser. Nusasnommen unp reierpirsnb ale
acblen unb anpere Miaeralirn.
Nfit SsI6las belest unb In &rsfutcn &c,
npmmsn auf bic alase Won Sstia 8ilincre
seasn HihpIas piIplo. SGulc $2i2.27.
5upsmeut 30. 372, San. Z. 1892. gfnS.
Stretttr. 4upalt.
asrrsr.
@n oNsI1s s;e saedte yit,Iuus ,rt,rstTer
ssr msrfr,,tsm ss,nn;s m Spon ,,rS Sp u
:; ,,ns ~, eaa IN NJ, a,,s @ o.. Sa u,sr a,or
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at,samn, a % SMs,I Nnprtn y s,,rnsni."m;,r h,"rsu,,
,as .aI hssar;st,n sH s,is ,01,, rsmi;M S sRn
nms snvn tosI ~ o., Vs W., ~ Mrsr, ~ q,d,
a.s"s ... S}rs 49, 10 S'p t,,,sr, |tan, v" mns 49,
nm a" nsr ] nSrsms,IiM,n s;ts NM ,t,ro o"R si;nf.
unoIietsu,io (75) Nu6 tief. mebr cesr wenidsr.
al, Der liiSSitliben Ssite; tsiaats Qct IN ,us
iammenatlest aus tem liirEfltsu Ibsile Don
pet Wummer pieruue,rpau,ia (24) i'm 9lof
Summer ,,pau,io (2O1 auf tem 6tattplaue
ppu @erautpu' unp III ,ebn (tD Nue peit
nprue ,,ub binteu uuS eitbuneert u0O) Nue
tief !; uup aus rem ncrbwsltliten Sbsil pcn
qet 0um,nr fiinfunb,man,ia 125) i'm bsiaa.
ten Slud Wummsr ,tpan,ia (2O), uue III flint
,ebu (t5) EuR melt an ladamauna Mpeuus
unb eiubuntert tOno Nu6 In Tiefe an bsr
usrsmeiIihen Geite. liub fiiuilnpiisben,io
C75I Nue mebr pber meuioer. an ber iiipplfli
Hsn @rite 9phIen relerpirt gl0es onne
bout mit eiueIn oroseu pierItSdiasn Steiu unt
SaditenastGuts flnfuue,pan,a (25) 9us in
Nrput bel etua eiubunbsrt (tO0) Eus in Siefs.
,Isaout ousasltattet fir 6ctsl,p,fe uno b,fannt
ala bas SPAS 6aiis"; Stras,u pprus une
hinten. G,slsasu nabe BEN Ed. q. & Vp.
Teprts.
Spit gtIdlao btleat NIB in Grsfuticu as.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-18
6otels sllebernabme.

Tem teutlher publitum unb meinsn itwsi-
;sr 6Isunesn srIaube i'd mir biermit ansu,ci.
sfn pab Id bic Biribi6aft pcn S'y @cnrac,
SO. 1923 Yenn Npenue,
itsrnpmmen babe. SD wsrbs nur bic bs0sn
Speiieu, 6s;ranfs unp &iaarren balten unb
beniibi isin. burG rsras Sepieuuns alien &C.
fe6tsn AniOreruu9sn ju snilpre6rn.
Senrp ppn @eiferfiub.
U- Ietn GieIhGft als Shiefsrpedfr fibre
ib ME tisber fort.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
Hind End Collision.

At 1875 this morning passenger
train No. 1, White, conductor, ran
into the rear end of freight train No.
5, Fenton, conductor, just above the
the water tank, in the west end of
town. The-freight train had been on
the side track and was backing down
onto the the main track when No. /,
which was on time, came tearing
around the curve and run into the
caboOse OF the freight train, telescop-
ing it with the first freight car, com
pletely demolishIng both, and play
ing havoc with the dried fruit with
which the car was loaded.
Luckily no one was in the caboose
at the time, consequently there was
no loss of life. The passengers on
No. 1 hardly felt the shock of the col
lision and we're greatly surprised on
getting off the train to see the dam
age that had been done.
The responsibility for the accident
is hard to fix as the freight crew say
they had orders from Ogden to hold
the main track till 9 o'clock and did
not know that No. was on time,
while the telegraph agent here says he
knows nothing about any such order.
No, l was detained several hours oa
account OF the wreck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
fine assortment. at Muller's.
Go to Ben Craighead's for water
melons, pigs feet and olives, fresh
from the keg.
Charles Gregson, practical watch
maker, arrived from San Francisco,
and has taken charge Of the Gem
jewelry store. y
People wishing dental work should
call before the 25th, as DIR. Moore will
leave on visit to Reno about that
time to be gone month. X
Mrs. Lang has reopened the Hum
boldt Lodging House. The rooms
have all been renovated and fur
dished with good beds. Give her q
call when you come to town.
a fine display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
Pity Him.

Tho Boston Advertiser thus relieves
its elf on gold-bug Harrison's letter of
acceptance:
No question at issue in this cam
p .ign is lodged. On the tariff ques:
t IN he sounds the bugle note. On
{ 10 silver question he Mt ono and the
sam, time takes an unfaltering stand
against the folly OF the Bland and
Stewart hills and in favor OF such con.
s,rvative, international action as will
tend to q moro extensive use Of silver
money, while securing the coinage
parity OF gold and silver.
We would pity the man who writes
that sort of stuff for an imbecile il we
did 1T know he is a scoundrel. The
reason why gold is more valuable than
silver is simply because gold is coined
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28

an silver is not, and the way to Sc
cure the coinage parity between .
two metals is to coin both on terms
of perfect equality. This everybody
possessed Of common sense knows
But we are glad to have such high
authority for saying Mr.. Harrison is
unfaltering in his opposition to silver
coinage, nevertheless. Study it and
do not be duped into voting for him
this FALL Boise Sentinel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
The Railroad Assessment.

The assessment of the Central Pa
citio railroad as fixed by the STATE
Board Of Assessors is a rank injustice
tothe taxpayers Of this county. As
sesso Eggers in making the aesess-
lu1nC for this year held the resident
taxpayers to the Is per cent. horri.
zontal raise made by the state Board
last year with the understanding that
the railroad would be held to tho
sare figures, $1,000 per mile.
The difference between the as.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
Ancient Gold Cures.

Gold in the metallic State was used
by physicians as early as 46 b. @.
The famous Dutch physician Boer-
have gave fluid gold for stomach
troubles in 1725. Gold has always
been a radical cure. The Monroe I'm
proved Gold Cure Company, Hay
wards, CAL, will cure liquor, opium
and morphine habits, quickly, cheap
ly, permanently. Write for circulars
and testimonials.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28
SALMAGUNDl.
No Advertisements Allowed Under
Inis Head.

Don't fail to hear the Silver cham
pions tonight.
Buttouholing was lively on the
streets this forenoon.
Be at Freeman Hall tonight to
hear hesilver question discussed.
A vote for Harrison or Cleveland
is a vote for Wall Street men and
methods.
Don't fail to hear Senator Stewart
and Hon. Thomas Wren at Freeman
Hnll tonight.
The INDEPENDENT went to press to-
day before the Silver Convention
met. A full report Of it's proceedings
will appear tomorrow.
Press and Printer: "A Western edi-
tor writes his editorials on soda
crackers, so that when he 10 compelled
to "eat his words" they are easily di-
gested. ....r.
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart and Hon.
Thomas Wren arrived on No. l this
morning and will address the people
of Elko ut Freeman Hall this evening
at o'clock.
Capt. Palmer, of Carlir, dropped
into the INDEPENDENT office this
me rning long en,ugh to say that
county politics is id sight worse
mixed than ever before.
"Manilla is the toughest paper
known, believe" said Wickwire, in
cidently.
"Say," queried Nudge, "where can 1
get copy?"-IIndianapolis Journal.
On Thursday last the Central Pa
cifc paid into the Lander county
treasury 1854 rs as the judgment
against the company in the tax suit.
Judge Talbot rendered the decision
in the case and was sustained by the
Supreme Court.
Ex.:-In Kentucky the public
school teachers are not paid n fixed
salary, but receive 30 much for each
pupil. This plan has one good effect
that OF stimulating teachers to secure
scholars and thus extend the bencgts
OF education, but some have been
found making false returns,
SllUer State:-The United States
pay Rothchilds S1,OOO,OOO in gold
every 80 days as interest on govern
ment bonds, and still these bankers
are not exactly satisfied with our
monetary system but want to still
enhance the value of the bonds by
the election of Harrison or CLEVELAND I.
lIarve McAdams told the INDIE
PENDENT reporter yesterday that the
Jockey Club. of Tuscarora, wished
the people of Elko and the outside
world to know that the race track
had been placed in first class condi-
ton for the races, beginning on Oct.
24tb, and that there would be lots OF
sport.
Reno Journdl:-R. III. Lindsay
writes To II. l.. Fish here that he is
making silver fight in Seattle with
good results. The press is goldbug,
advocating the election OF Cleveland
OF Harrison, but the Peoples party,
nevertheless will poll large vote and
good judges predict success for
Weaver in the State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28

To the sending the following prob
will their choice
Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars in Cash.
For the second
CASH $3.50 ~ F wv -O AOAiAA0 III
For the third One Dollars
Cash. F ~ ~ o -
or the rourh correct will be paid Fifty
10 the sending the which
dred and Fifty Dollars in
lars in Cash. ~ - F ~ ~ "
Other Valuable Prizes Watches Opera Glasses
Silver Vegetable Dishes Silver Tea
rec et Silver Cake Stands Piano Lamps Silver
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-28

Nothing is interesting and entertaining
circle han bright Prize which will bring into active
carried ont by the orgnao perfectly fair
As advertising brand of Exquisite Toilet Soap
the
lowing prizes which will without
any partaity being shown or locality.
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ressment for 1891, as finally fix d
bvthe State Board and that for 1872
rs made Saturday, will be seen from
the following table:
1891.
14S1 Miles Main Track @
s16,lOO per Mile. Isl ,39O,S5O co
ITO Miles Side Track O.
$3.50 per Mile $500. 59,545 so
Total. 80. -. SO, 450,395 so
1852.
1855 Miles Main Track a
$4,000 per Mile .s2,O79,O0o SO
17.19 Miles Side Track @
$1,000 per Mile ...... 51,570 90
Total ...... So, 13O,57O 90
Assessment 1891. ....... 50, 450, 1896 so
Assessment 1892. ....... 2,l3O,57O 90
Making a difference OFFS 319,S25 SO
in favor Of the Railroad Co. and ON
which they will pay no taxes for 1892.
This means less of 1886 "a of State
and county revenues.
On the other hand there is no re-
lief to the taxpayers whose property
has been held up to or above the 15
horizontal raise Of last ear. They
must pay on all they have, while the
Railroad Co., with Its powerful
friends at Court, is generously do
mated 1886 "a.
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PRoBI ri. :

frog the bottom Of well ten every day
and slides back half foot How
him to reach the top Of the welP
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