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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-12
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
ESTABLISHED 1859.

ESTABLISHED 1850.
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the news of the day, complete In detail, yet
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especially 10 Colorado interests.
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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-12
REPUBLICAN CALL.

A convention of the Republican
party of New Mexico is hereby called
to meet at Silver City, N. NJ, on the
l4th day of April, 1892, at 10 o'clock
a. m, to select delegates to represent
the Republican party of New Mexico
at the national Republican conven,
ton to be held at Minneapolis, MINI.
on June 1892.
The several counties of the terrific
ry are entitled to representation as
follows:
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-12
SUNDAYS.

Only 10 cents per week tax es it
or rather, you can take it for l5
cents per week.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-12
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

Trains and have through slcepers between
Chicago and San Francisco also between st.
Louis and the City of Mexico. Trains and
have through sleepers between Chicago and
San Diego via Los Angeles All trains daily.
ID. j. MACDONALD, Agent.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-04-12
A Progressive Daily Republican
Newspaper.

ABLE EDITORIALS. ooMPLETE TELEGRAPH suRs
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RELIABLE REPORTS GOOD ILLuSTRA-
Tlohs. SPECIAL FuATuRH9s
TALENTED WRITER'S. Ao.s
Make the JOURNAL acceptable to all classes.
but essentially a Family Newspaper.
AS the coming Presidential Campaign
promises to be the hottest ever contested,
every Republican should become a sub.
scriber and keep himself thoroughly i'm
formed of what is occurring in the political
world.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
tFRoh THUnIpAYh DAILY.I
SALMAGUNDI.

There will be no school tomorrow.
Zee notice under the head OF 1i'ny
Un"elsewhero.
Spring, gentle Annie, still fingers in
the lap nf Winter.
G.. NJ. Vincen is confined to the
house with a scTese attack OF cry
sipoaas. Hope he ~iil soon be- out.
Ths members OF tho Democratic
County cournittes should read the
call For u meeting IT tho committee
in another column.
D S. Nirsha! Moore LETT for Car
q Oh No. 2 last night with Day anl
Meilin, held on the charge Q; selling
whIskey TO Ipdians.
There will be exercises at the
scho"lhouse tomorrow ut / o'clock in
honor OF Arhor Day. Everybody is
invited to be- present
The meetings at the Presbyterian
church, conducted BY Rev. John Wal
lace. are wcii attended aud consider
able interest is being manifested.
The Democratic State Convention
Of California 70 choose delegates to
the Chicago Convention will be held
at Fresno on Tuesday, May 18th.
A large number OF Indians FROM
all parts Of tn, country are gathered
hero. having assembled TO attend the
big f~andsugo which begins tonight.
There win be a e4secitl meeting of
Elko Enrampment No. Q. at 2 ociock
this evening fer work in the first de-
grea. A full Attendance is requested.
The Georgia Minstrels drew a good
house last night. Part OF the per
Torrance ~as excellent AID pnrt not
so good. but on the whole it averaged
very we'll
II you want to buy q residence in
the town Of Eiko read the ad. under
the head N New To day. ghIs is a
good chance to get a nice pleasant
homo at 8 bargain.
The attention OF all parties interest
ed is ca1,d to tie uetics OF the County
commissioners III another column, in
vitin2 proposals. to build election
booths for use in the county in COM.
pdinnce with the provisions OF tn.
australian ballot law.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
THE Ao1eL cHapkAon,
n New Device ~ 0ivtas Ais .aA Coz
fort 40 CnattsadSd rrnv,s.n

n New Device N6r 0ivtaS Az SaA Cor
fort TO Cnattssdsd rrArsaAra
The lone female Il, q Q rule, treated
very nngraciously In Gotham. says the
New York Sun. She IN looked uron
with suspicion. and. Il admitted ut all
to the better hotels,a Is reieRated usually
to sky parlors or back bedrooms, unless
she comes armed with enough creden-
tinls TO warrant ndmiseion 70 .Buckiny-
ham palace or the United States treas
ury vaults. Under the old regime per
haps these restrictions were ~1neces,ity,
because women were then cSrefuliy
guarded, usually too timid to venture
on visits to tho metropolis unattended,
end the lone traveller wes frequently w
undesirable guest. But within the past
decade the American woman has writ
ten new declaration Of independence,
set thereto her hand and zeal and re-
fuscs to submit to the tyranny OF con-
vcntionality my longer.
Nevertheless, however brave a wom-
an Is In theory, however conteinptuous
Of masculine superiority, there Is some
thing uncanny about arriving In TIE
city alone at night by train. or facing
the 'custom-house ceremony when re-
turning from abroad OF eonrsa abe Is
not afraid Perish the thought, She
is precisely In the condition OF ohe man
who wasn't seasick crossing the chau-
mel. but kept asking how much fGrtnsr
1t was to Hnvre.
Recognizing the trend of the times a
new uptown hotel has hit upon o hepr.y
idea for satisfying tho revolutionary
spirit Of the women and appeasiny con-
ventionality at the same time by pro-
viding a chapcron for ladies who de-
sired 70 go to town on shopping or
pleasure bent. This char<eron. Miss
Fletcher, has travelled extensively
abroad where lady guides nr. nvner
Gus and the practice Of employing them
popular. A telegram to the proprietor
of the house, notifying him OF the time
and place Of n woman arrival, or adj
vice from the other aide Ms to th.
steamer on which n lady has taken pas
sage, insures the traveller tas espionage
OF the chaperon. who attends tn her
baggage, sces II safely through the
custom house, orders tho carriage, and
accompanies the lady 70 the hotel. The
chaperon who attends ladies 10 the
train or steamer on departure accom-
penies them on shopping torra or to
places OF amusement She 1eeeps her
aelf informed concerning the slccl; and
special sales In the shops and entertain
ments Of ell kinds. and has made l.
study OF the places OF historical inter
est in and about the city, which sha
considers quite 40 important and inter
esting, though much less talked Of
and known than those to which our
countrywomen dock so eagerly in for.
eign cities. o.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
lFsox wrDsEan.r,s DA1Lr.l
RALMAGyNM

Reportsteon ihe snrrounlins xal-
Toys are thut there is plenty VI snow
to make good -aieig6ipg.
Ehe Sheehaa Sisters uro having the
Bradley building fitted up for the re-
ception Of their now stock OF goods
Deacon Piummer is as snug Us a
bug in q Sus in his new law office
lately occupied by Hon. J. W. Dor
Boy.
Richards d Pripgle's a~ninstr~ls
treated tie people of Eiko TO sumo
fine music to-day In the!r street pu-
rade. -.
Clerk (poitsly): Anyone Whiting on
YOU. misss Miss Bumper (trom Wry-
neck Junction. Well, l should Say 10.
I'm to be married next week.-iE1.
q S. Attorney Whit:her arrived
from Vir2in,u this morning to conduct
the examination Day aud Slellin on
tho charge Of selling whisky TO Indi-
ANS "
w. H. Clemson came down from
Wells L -day 10 look for IA house, in
which to move his family, as he in
tends TO become u PERMANENT resident
Of the county scat.
Nelse Ouderkirk. who came in from
Mound Valley yesterday says that over
twenty jnchos Of snow have fallen in
the valley since n week ago las Satur.
day and that when he left houle yes
terdaT morning the snow was u foot
deep on the level.
Mr.. j. Henderson Ientte Salt Lake
last night 10 lei his scn, DIR. Joseph
henderson, who intends locating in
Salt Lake. The DIS many friends in
rllko will bs pleased to hure him 30
near and all JOIN in wishing him sue
cessin his chosen profession.
All tho SoDders OF the earth arc not
in the old world. The seven wonders
OF America are classed az follows:
Siag-rA Falls, Yellowstone Park,
Mammoth Gaze; tho Canyons aud
Gardens OF the Gods, Colorado; the
Giant Trees, California; tho Natural
Boidge, Virginia, and the Yosemite
Valley.
The Sac Francisco Live Stock Re-
port and Butchers Gazette reports a
better mnrket for Leef, which now
sslls from G1% to y. cents per pcuod.
II again reminds it's cattle friends
that they have the future Of tho
market in their o~n hands. There
are barely fat cattle enough within
reach to last until June, when the
earliest grRss fod will be- ready. Moth
ing will be lost but rather gained by
sending in cattle slowly no as To have
yet some TO sell in tho beginning of
Nay.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
PURITY IN POLITICS.

But ~hen the vory fountains Of
legislation IRE polluted by lobbying
and 5'hor corrupt means whom tho
hand - bribery ia extended. and not
H'Sa>s III vain, Ia our muniUipHl,
StI'o md National Legislators; When
"ur l"H-mnhcrs become tho plant
ir'1is Of como soltlah and greedy capt.
Atists, instead 81 suhscrving tho inter.
.R''d VI tho psoP!s then, indeed. aIl
patriotic citizens have reuaon tD bo
aiarmca nbont the fnturo Of our coIn.
try. The man who would poison the
liz and tho springs Of the land is
.ju+tly regarded as Il human monstcr,
~ mn "a. ny Of society, mud no pun
iRh,nont Got:ld be too eovero for him.
Is lao not ~ great n criminal who
would roi6or and polluie tho ballot
hnS, tho nnihiling fount and we'll.
spring Of our civil freedom and our
National lii.! The Ark ui the Cove.
nsnt vas hcld III veneration by The
children OF lartal. IL was the orpcle
from which God communicated bic
vii 10 the people. Two cherubim
with o~uRtrctciod wings wero placsd
rovnr IL ns ancrrd guardians. Oza Was
suddenly struck dead Tor ptofancly
touching II. May We not. without
irrovnronce. compare the ballot box TO
th" ancient ArkY 10 II not Tor ua the
oracle of Odd, bocouse IL IL tho oracle
81 tho pnopleS God commands us TO
.oc"y our rulers. II IT, through the
b"ilot box, that our rulcrs are pro.
cih'mod TO ua; therefore, its voice
Hh"nid 10 accepted no tho voice Of
God Let justice and t,ntb, like
twin ohernbo, guard this sacrod In.
strumcnt. Lot hun who lnys p,oiano
hands upon IL DO made to feel that he
IL guilty OF a grievous ofronas against
tho stability Of government, tho uoace
."f society and tho majesty OF God.--
Fsom rPatriotism and Politics." by
Cardinal Gibbons, in North American
Riov.oS Tor April.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
A L,.llna I'm

The horseshoe superstition still sticks,
and junk donlers find II profitable 10
keep horscshocs IN stock for sale la
dSYellcrs In the tcuencnt'house rcgicu,
where q horscshuo over the door Is still
not uncommon, snJs n correspondent
II all tho money drawers OF small shors
could DO rrmnin2ed enough ~horscsbops
'ooild DO f"uud TO supply half the
equincs in town. Tho superstition -
that tho shop will do n good buSinca,
40 long rs tho presence OF tho horseshoe
J. known only TO tho shopkecpor. On u
recent rainy uf,oi noou u ncatly-lrrSscd
girl, daintily picaing her woy ocross
Fiitl, avcnue NJ Twcnty.oigbth street,
'suddeDly stopped, stopped, picked up n
wet aud dirty horScshoc, tucked L.
away under her waterproof. und eeu.
ON III smiling anticipation OF good luck.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
siI.MAGUSDI

Silver S7ii in New York to-day.
This section ~ the State vas visited
by II spow storm last uiGht.
Regular mectin. Elko Lodge No. l8,
10 .. +. ~ their Hall tonight.
Eight persons have been recently
'rN:civ-d IN tho uemUership VI tho
FreSbytcII ian church.
Tho Democratic State Central Com
,utlttce at TIA meeting to-day called e
convention 10 mcct ut Winuemucca
,ou May 18th.
ProachinG in tho Presbyterian
st:lurch tomorrow at IL and 7o'c!oc1.
Sunday ScIrool Mt l::}O. Y. p. s. c. Z.
prayer meeting ~ 6.
IL the coming school election, the
voters OF Elko should vote for men
1hp are opposed To making Nevada
an Ot California.
We have received bulletin No. Is
from tho Agricultural Experiment
Station Mt Reno. II is devoted 10
ID rilpe" n parasitic on alfalfa.
An ola Fellows pin 1as picked APP
an the street the other day aud lett
al this office. The owner can got
the swuIe by payiug IL small reward
To he hudcr.
The box sheet for Richards 4
Pr'Ugic's uI!nstreis on Wednesday
Nights tiliing NJ rapidly. Secure
you seats md ace ths best minstrel
show UU the road.
Er-ShgriH Barnard returned from
TN" Southern country this morning.
Ito ~iil 20 TO Tuscarora and spend n
r"w days Nth old .r:.rds and then
sNili e.lrJ for the north on II ~Prospect-
ing trip.
central Ncrn!1r:--A young Squaw
.Flup"l. not long ago, with q buck to
Austin. followed in hot pursuit by the
rlu,hrr. Tia" vrrnng lady was brought
bark and il now cIa. ..oacl by an
- mt, q sis,ef and n cousin.
hugnsto Bonh"Gon, ia" Young mar
Shot bpJo-ry Barry in Virginia City,
Thursday night, died Friday aitor.
NOM. The .VirgInin City pupcrs
speak H. tho highest terms OF the de-
c'as"h aud pronounce the crimc u
i"wni had dIstardly murder, Barry
gt"'h.n.coh up early Friday morning
"nd il nov confined in the Storey
county jnil. 1t looks IN us ia il he
Deserves to swing at the ond OF six foot
OF rope.
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ovER-sTimuLATso BRAINS.
Eject Of the Hoth"nso Forcing AIuo,-
p'erS- of lAria.

Eject of the Wothnnso Forcing AIno,-
phere " iaris-
There Is something la tho socinl ur-.
m~osphere OF Paris that is apt to keep
the ncryens system In o state Of h'ir,
tension, says a London journal II is
moi easy to say what this Influence is
whether 1t depends upon climate, con-
Tentional habits, or fcrmonting clc-
nents OF character which affect the
mass; but few people have STAYED in
Paris n little while without havir~ FELT
1t. II produces a fcvcrishncss of mind
that mikes all rest distastcful II rot in
tolerable. Women arc probably not
more lin6le to il than men. Inn, their
nervous fiber being weaker ibey h,lve
less Power of Iesis:nnce.
The of Paris society have
been a fortune to the doctors ~ iatS
years. In their case It cannot he said
that literary work hns done the mis-
chief. Writing has really very little to
do with the increasing demand for med.
ical baths. II authors and Journalists
living IN Paris nrc more liahl. tl.nn
other People TO fall into that restless,
anxious II Slccpicss state which III tho
sign of IN und,.'y excited brain, and
"H'S'ii "hiNSn NiiSSttu III tI!.lN, iC Iiis 10
nervous disease, that renders life n
burden and Amy end In insanity, it Is
not To IT, referred so much IN the actual
work TINT they manage to &c, through
rs to the continual cxcitumcnt in which
they too often live.
There is so much temptation in Paris
20 rush about and to talk, and the work
that hna to be done is put OFF until the
faculties are jadcd, and need to be
whipped up to their task with strong
coffee or some other stlinulant. Then
the effect OF the stiInuiunt, and the Ak
eite1nent OF nervous exhaustion has 70
be corrected by a sedntiyc such rs
bromide OF potassium, and more fire.
quently by tho narcotic choral or some
other preparation of the soothing tn,,
deadly poppy. The ~ovei-excited who
do no have rccourse to calming drugs.
suffer al the fortunes OF insomnia, aud
these mus be abatcd ut my cost.
The doctors prescribe complete re-
pose and mountain mir. but the fact il
that The majority Of jadcd writer's are
unable TO follow the Doctors advice,
and among those who can there arn
few who will make up their minds To
do It until they feel that the cOiiiny
serpent Is crushing them. The success.
full author ID especially n dificnlt per
son to deal with. The rnore his nerves
arc excited, the more he feels cspnhls
OF astonishing the world with his gov
er, tho moro no goes on producing
hoDla -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
An Explanation.

The bill laid over by the Commission
ers, Monday, rs Geo. II. Meigs' ~ really
the bill OF o. IL. Groy, Secretary OF
State and ar>se, in This way. Thu
Ttntutcs NJ 1891. as pab!ishe1 says
the Sheriff Of Elko county shall re-
c.ive c:e sum OF thirty two dollars per
year for his services. II was claimed
that shtS was a mistake and Mr.
MeiGs as County Auditor did not feel
justified in paying the salary of tho
Sheriff Gs allowed until lie had q copy
OF that section OF tho law, certified TO
by. The Secretary Of State. Mt. Meics
on receipt Of the certified copy OF the
law and Mr.. Greys bill for the same,
protested IWainsl the county being
compelled 10 pay for the mistakes OF
the State Printer. II ia this bill
that was la id Over.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
(F4o4 FnIpAr,s DMLr.l
sALMaGUNDI.
This is . beautiful Spring day.

This Is abeautiful Spring day.
Our sick people are AL doing nicely.
Miss 5eHie Cullen returned from her
Eastern tripseslsrday.
Tho Cottage Circle will meet to.
night a: Deacon PlumDef,s.
Mrs. J e. Mnrch came up from Car.
lin lest night tn visit Mrs. Mcintosh.
Or. A. b. Mckee caus down from
Tuscarora last night and left for the
West on No. i,o-dny.
Judge Talbot left M No. 4 to-day
for Eercka and from thence tn Phoebe
70 hold a1crm CT Court.
JerryEarry who's, cruelty murdered
Auseste Bonhebsn, in Virginia City,
last week s1ysit IA Al accident.
Mrs. Judge Talbot and her sister
Mus Beck, left for Virginia City To.
aay,te spend a month with their
parents
hisees Emma and Rose Gardner,
! teachers at Carlin and Wells, ar.
rived last eight on u short visit to
their parcuts. d; a
Frank Pe'tier, bookxecpcr for the
b. l.. NJ. Co at Tnscarora, came down
last night sn his way To California "a
locute permanently.
Any ono having the Weekly indie.
pendent OF February 7th and 2lst Of
this year Sit confer n favor Oh US b,
sending the same to this Office.
James DeWar who was injured lasi
weekly his horse falling on him il
able TO get around town on crutches
Hope TO e him Oh his pins again
| soou-
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IFHoA TUESDAYS DAILr.l
SALAAGCNm.

n. II. A. Mason went East on No. i
this morning.
Unelo Jimmy Clark returned from
the Humboldt House on No. ) last
night.
Henderson Green weut down to-the
Humboldt House yesterday afternoon
ON No. 4.
F.. A. Garlic, foreman for Murphy
& Hill. came down from North Fork
yesterday.
Four ear loads Of cattle and two
OF sheep pissed through Elko o-day
going west.
Ex Governor Larrahee, OF Iowa,
arrived on No. 3 last night and left
for the Fest on No. 1 this morning.
Sheriff Polk has collected and paid
10 the County Treasurer the SUN Of
S6iJ tor licenses during the month of
March.
Mr.. W1ker, the photographer. will
remain a few days longer. His work
il giving good satisfaction. Get Sorr
pictures taken whilo AR. Wiker il
here.
After tho scrap-Pat-- Twas the
dirol nv Il blow The dago Raro yer.
Yer was near kilt. Mike--Besorra,
Oi wish Oh had died thot Oh motto see
the villain hung.
IL you want to enjoy a good hearty
laugh, go and see Richards & Pringle's
Ministries ut Freeman Hall TOMORROW
night. The papers in the western
part Of the State speak very highly OF
this troupe.
Tho columns OF the INDEPENDENT
arc open for tho discussion OF any
question that interests the people OF
this town, county ur State. 1t doesn't
matter whether you ugree with the
opinion OF the editor or not, our col
umns are open o you.
Mary Mussrove, a Een known
young lady Of Carson, committed sui
eide Monday evening by taking laud-
auum Discussed was the divorced
wife OF DR.. j. w. Waters, formerly of
Carson, vho committed suicide in
New York about three years ago.
The Of tho rash act is n mystery.
jose Salinas was brutally beaten
by unknown parties in Virginia Mon
day night. lie WA found on Taylor
street about IL o'clock in an uncon-
scious condition. On Tuesday he was
taken 10 the county hospital and
hopes are entertsined OF his recovery.
II is supposed that robbery MAS the
motive for the assault.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
Suro Signs

Evidently the editor Of a Montana
paper has "hsen there" This is what
he says: Kind and indulgent fathers
and mothers, should your q yolI out
in the doad hours OF tho night:
Seven, 'Ievcn! Seven! Get there
Phnhe! Eight Come out, big Dick!
Two dark trays! Sallie ninel Little
Joe! Can't ak? Pay mel depend upon
II, my good Christian parents, that
boy hns not been TO prayer meeting or
n temperance lecture. No; that young
tnan aud hopeful genius has been
shooting craps"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-10
(FAox MONDAYS DAILI.l
OALMAGUNh.

US. Marshall Moore came up on
No. l this 'marning.
Mrs. f. C. Mcclellan has bean on
the sick list for n few days
Mics Fannie Mayer left for San
Francisco yesterday on uo.4.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. ~. A. o. u. W, Mt their Hall to-
night.
Seuator Stanford, 10 his private cor,
passed. through 90 No. 1 this inter-
noon.
Stanley Taber left on No. 3 last
might FOR Pocatelio, Iduho, OF a two
weeks leave VI absence.
DR.. c. r. Moure, the dentist, left
by this mornings stage for Tuscarora
on q professional visit OF q few weeks.
An Iowa mra starved himself 20
death through grief for the loss Of
wife. The old couple hac been mar
'ried II years.
The Board Of County Commission
ers WAS in session today and allowed
tho regular bills. A full report OF the
proceedings will nppsar in duo time,
Our former pupils who dcr ire q me-
nent0 OF their "cro=s old toacher"are
requested to cnll at the INDEPENDENT
,Gice Immediately after school to-
morrow afternoon.
The Reno journal says Dixon
Bros. Tuesday killed. whit il said to
be the largest pOrker ever KILLED
10 tho State. 1t n eleven months
old and weighed, dressed, $40 pounds.
The eyangelistic meetings ia The
Presbyterian church are continued
this week, Tuesday excepted. They
are well attended and the impression
IL good. All are invited; 100 e;cloe,t.
All are cordially invited TO. attend
the public meeting Of the Us, TO be
held at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening, April 9TH. \ pro-
granlme Will De given, consisting OF
81 rc~citations. music, dialogues. etc.
The exercises will begin promptly at
100 T.. u.
Hendeyson Green rushed into the
editors private room al l o'clock yes
terday morning bursting with hapDi.
moss, and, graspioS his hand, sung
out, "it's u boy-a forty FOUNDER" and
and skipped out to tell HE good for.
tune 10 other friends. IIerdersou's
exuggeration OF the weight of the
younss,or cau only be accounted for
by the exuberauce o; his JOY.