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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
AARE IOpR SI3uE, KNOWN.

IN pr i',as win ~ ioDGa the pro.
t<<t 0 aiitsn Eistnrf, Ii member Of
CInWi:t>s, sIsips. tho appJint.
zA,Vt II drj~satsa IN th. ChIc.ro
SIIsHE.;5s b, ~. i~B1inrcratic State
rentsd tDiEni.ts, Whii. ~ have
81 10 .NptsitIst. CO the part Of tie
E'stnit's- 20 usuTp any ppwcf nGs
k'bp6gibg ~ thsD. pot IL In vel
tyJegE 'S Democrats " taaks lhom.
,yjJes beard mo-, ~ that thorU VIII
IT, ~ fscttDBHl byLia 10 Tho purtJ
.tys' tbs tn.jDn 81 Lbs comIpiti.a,
We Asss 30 barnDuiDns \ ws expect
u cafty tbs Stats In tho coming con.
ees;
Our columns Srn open 10 Damocra.a
~ Jis-aSs tbp question and nI~,
pbsLer III boat for the party u,
bDld t-D Hate ,spbe.ntiJns or u
Nh hts ,sjnbdcHL that Tao ntnLc;a
81 che Hint Committee from hi
t,riG5 viii cnrfJ on the ~iShes IL
,heJt cDs fiipgats IN both matters u
itay viii DDIy max. them known.
U+'uss bs matter UoH or forever
EuiI JDuf tdty0,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
Marriage In Nigh Life

Lac, evening. jus; t. tbs sua wa
sih.ing in the rel vert. .jndse Linn
was a"akeG"d from hig quiet after
u'ob . BY HL. An ling biuaA
ing che s~iilin"ss 81 tho dali pr.:incls
af tbe J3stcn Court By saying:
"Jludgs. ] ranb,e maiy this CHM
girl. Ito" mnchfe you ckafges" at
the SHINE time pointing un ~ bi ching
ChiDs1e maiden hanging u his LETT
wing, dn'gred IN m e.ghnt pnir 81
purple silk .p%antnlOoDs mud a green
silk. loose fitting jacket that looked
hs IL tie: Ind been fitted over a tals.
graph iole.
The .iodge gas quick 10 toll Mr.
Long 10 good Pigeon EnglisiI shat lt;s
fee would tie e2 10. ayes, | glbn.r
replied tho mUjn.cyed Aongni;nn.
pulling two big tLlL bloodrd silver
doiiara. that arc Geihg ~ r!rch die.
cnar"d just nov. from his pocket, 10.
getsc! viii ftur biiE. II like yCn
U1iy mo tight now" mud they were
~pFanouD1ci man and NJ" ~ tho good
'rntics IN tho f"west ptfaibIo words.
li,s nfid" kissed according " ancient
chst1tn. hnd 40 happy cOIpir loft the
court rDoU, yhib Constable Epson re-.
mhrtch, "WoI, Ill bo iarIed. (Isunu
Hozcttc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
HR Hon..

Every rsEl@stz:= ,-ca: In .;e- YORK
sL n24 rn0rs Or l.-4 <~zFe-icrce With
whit sre known a. ~sn-ca-ab!c Guild.
tT2s TaeT Sr- sD2sreatly tu-i IS de-
t.fah.e a ciasr ta!-dinZ5, but are ecu
p:ad D1.y FOR short Prio>iS In. own
~ ere finally more than liberal 10
tenants. Lu, the latter do nr, remain.
srcp GaildEngs Dcoa hzre uDcnvisulc
r~eyu'a:ioEs and not un.rrpupn,lv mr..
rs~r"-r:cc-=i:h 81 Irck. Sometimes ,her
are he'icIed 20 b.. haunted A building
E; the upper end Q: Second .-enuc Is an
Example u apparently has many I'D.
Tsn'@2es oTer the adjoining buildings
Il Is On the corner Of 4 yery wide cross
street md Is cheerful and bright within.
II ~ EoE6iy bai!t o! trick. +, always
kept "eli painted and In good condition.
For si1 month"; IL has been vacant. and
prior 70 n Il tenants moved out almost,
"a fas! e. they moved in. The rem, is
Dss, int the other buildings. that lool,
old and battered beside il, are occupicd
all t.Ic time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
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iG2 eaHs- 81 T--tEMreks Sentinel
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
The Suek "a lai.

The l"nglhO o. the Su-z Cln.i IL 81
miI"s: depth 1j ia4;. aud +, WA thir.
teen years is cnrEtfuctivu. TrIls
avnraxe tirDO per pnss.l. St"am.r,
ph-n thrpgfh "a ioTty tour4. For
saiiinE 1cssci9 tuys nTo provided n, q
charge Of 1900 er,rG. Tho entire
cost ri eanS;ru ting the canal .as
sos.isI.dJ. The British Government
owns one ifth Of the shares ~ the
canH. hn'iSg spvInt 1862 from
Khedi9e IN 1870. Tor Ci.J;G.GDD. beng
i?,s par cent. premium. Tho coapons
having Iaoo cut Oh, the khcdivc pnys
Tho iniorost To 1892. The csnai
shortcuts the yoysgs be,s"cn England
aud tho East ~ ono third: that IL, IL
enables IwO ye-seis 10 do the snn,c
aofk that would r.1rifs thr.s by tho
Cips VI G"oJ Hope. lAge Of Stoel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
She GfcSi Hsrsaftor.

Tho se~osstis ReWs. Ia spnnking Of
the incarceration NJ BYrub Anthem
Terry IN Al iHsnno n"yIum. sHys: For
years she has been ths victim o. .Lc
most dnmnabh. wicked and rnlrniloas
p"cfpoGution that money could com
maud, or TINT n corrupt and vnnGl
Judiciary, could %inynnt. Iour lous
CREATURE. pennilesa, ffNndless and bi.
shiIe IN ale ia. We would fnitor tAkn
her ohsnceS Ia tho great hrrsafi"r'
thnh Ne would thosr ~ Judge Siejd
when lac croyss uvI 10 mcot Snwy"r
~ sh"oI'g riuoyurJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
a Long Chase.

Deputy Sheriff R,vcs md Jos. Gil.
bu, ~ tincOln county, haze recently
follo""'i two ~dsaperat" horse thieves
from PIocDo into California. whor,
they captured tnon. aud on the way
blca loaf their ]prisounrs. aud after SO
h"un pursuit fecapturcd thcui, with
The assistance Of Winters, 8cArthur
Hnl Yomn,, 81 PurumpL ranch, and
h0tlly landed tism at Poche. The
nms ~ thu two iDon nro McCanpon
ana W,itUa,on. su-tin .lGrordlc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
I.oTnI I.n lnna

Mnry Queen Of Scots had n fnvorl.e
lap dog, which Is said u have been
F'cEcGt ~ the execution 0: L.. Door
'nisiress In FOthcTinsay castle. Alter
The royal lady mad been bchcaded this
faithful creature rcfu5cd 10 leave her
dead body md had ia bc carried ont Of
IL. hall b. force. At that rcriod Ian
dogs we're tho pets OF men as well az
OF wotntn. DR.. Bolcyn, n relative OF
the unhappy Queen Anne Bolcyu, owned
one (which" az IL IL written, "hc
doted on" Ammo once asked hin, to
grant her II wish, ond la return lie
shorld have whntcver he might desire.
knowing his affection for tho dog. si,e
legged {: OF him, and, Of course, tho
doctor bud nothing 70 do but TO give 1,
" her And. now. madame" he saji.
you promised 70 gran, my request"
II will quotli the queen. "TLru. 1
pray Jou, gI'- me Ihy' 100 uyliiL"
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

CshhU Sspud1h: .ChiHt Sacse,,
~ us poto Indians war pfmInLitcd
aa"t B0toiday from taking NJ roundn
zf tDnt " h pstin. Oy.r ups fAiIfDad.
DE DFDHpa much sbg"frJ ~hsh 10
5assi. dHcisr,ay ti,AL 80" road hlsws
%,nsDItst B.m when IL Hna IL. tronbls
~ sDi that u s,atifUJ antiGI". tnInt
~ 10 tho UasItiss inflicted Opon
lela, VIVA appnsf 10 up RENO ia.
s.tte. = n,pn that held hin 10 high
ysb.oiG aDi hhh "nplpy4d "Dennis
MAJ m uo .sZDfsss LatGoae ~
ssTisIDg up us s1unnjst"s VI :igtlIb.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

T-=-=r CO: i 81; II l card IL
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II 49, - $50 t-d G.TS-- a-G-
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dps 80 -'y!-l - G&@e :gSs:a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

Louisville CouTier.Journdl:-Thc
indianA kepCLl,can Convection de-
ciared that thecountry had p~ryspr.3
under President tia:rison's admits
;ration. Perhaps il mean; the tx
crops. II could not have referred ~
the cAcessl'S number q business
failures.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
Pr 81 7D.1 ~ @r@

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

Carson AII&h- Some Of tie Gao.
dIde,es $40 S-r- Invited % taxa a
walk At the las; Republican State
CoEscnit"n have b-.u t-iime over in
California that tie whole State VAS
shouting for them to &c; in md accept
L third term but they hsd TO decline
as the constitution forbade il
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

TIE Tr==E- E.yrLtc0T ssyE that
c P iiu1t'Hs;OG G.'e Il Il that De
as e1nlLg hoE4c ~ waY OF 0.deG
aoi - the road az. put in spp.e Tje
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= "eD -mro;L PRO Of suods !s {. +.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

Tho finglc standard cusses fTs. DO.
press the price OF silver by !r4udu.
lentiy demonetziug il, and then
denuunce their work rs the ~"seyeuty.
cent dollar" md those Who would re-
store il ns dishonest aud iauaiicial.-
carson Ncrs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

Phoebe Record: The temporary
closing down Of the smclters hss one
good effect. 1t hHs caused ihose who
preferred TO stay viii, the camp to
prospect the surrounding hits. and
some very promising finds have been
made.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

ln-HnaTo.i5 Jou-Tt@': "Tha.'vou
gTine To put dat little black IMP in
lie baby show" YES. indeed. Bout
de- iIme lie nude rs % AL dem whito
younguTs gets after dat .tt.e
ccyN be mighty gl"d 20 COMPROMISE
On my little iAstus, 40 don you FER.
gIt a."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

There ara loco ch;idrenin Chicago
unable 70 attend schooi beranse OF in.
suth lent clothing. This docs not
speak we'll for the city in America
"hrr" the World's FGir is Ia TO held
in 1893, alta cost Of slD,co0,n0O.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03
curIons Concsainrnt Of n win.

The Ingenious novelist oo,ild not in.
vent n queercr hiding place for ~ will
than one reported from real life by the
Maine Farmer. The will was tackled
up on the Partition ID n woolshed, a
piece of brown paper tucked over IL;
and there II remained for yenrs. no enc
II the author HuGlnisiue is identity.
After the tehta;ur died In clearing out
the shed the brown pnper wns removed
md the precious document found.
Tho lato John Crcrar, OF Chicago,
who loft a2,5OO. 900 10 found q public
library thore. stipulated that French
novels and works Of immoral character
should be excluded.
only throe copies Of tho daily paper
read by tho Emperor OF Austria arc
made. Instead OF being printed Il Ia
writton. and II preparation coats about
10000 giidcrs 4 yoar
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-03

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26

Pursuant to call of J. g. Martin, chair
man Of the county Republican executive
committee, the members of the party met
at their respective voting precincts in the
city yesterday and elected delegates to the
county convention, to be held at the court
house Saturday at o'clock p. m. 1t is IN
GerstoOd nearly all the delegates selected
Ere administration adherents.
in the First ward the meeting was called
10 order by w. p. Garth, chairman, and
the business proceeded with at once by the
election of Henry Schwartz, chairman.
and Il. Houston, secretary. The chair APP
pointed a committee of five to select dele
gates to the county convention, at which
time delegates are to be selected to attend
the state and congressional conventions at
AUSTIN March 6. Following delegates to
the county convention were elected: II.
Schwartz, r. w. Cook, j. c. Martin, F. H.
Ingalls,, G. W. Gillespie, E. Hines, T.
Mason, James johnson.
Second ward delegates are G. S. Bur
chill. W W. Keas, Z. +. Greene. Dr. B. L.
Terry. II. Johnson, A Lewellyn
In the Third ward T. W. Wilburn and 4.
c. Brooks were made permanent chairman
and secretary. Messrs. DR.. Davis A.
Fowler, j. Bennett, p. Price and @. Wal
zaJion During the progress of the com
mittee on organization in perfecting its
business, several red-hot speeches were
made by enthusiastic Republicans. The
delegates were w. h. Davis, Z. w. Viii
burn, J. Goodman, J. Pyles, L. c. Brooks.
Fourth ward-H. p. Shiel, L. E. Doug
lass, Ben Vincent, Willis Post. J. w. Wray.
The Eighth ward meeting was held at the
Bacon school house and well attended.
Three delegates were elected, consisting of
+. c. Robinson, Ben Brown and Dave
Younger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26
cONrEMPrIBLE WORK.
The Misstatements Published in Chicago
Newspaper.


''The Fort Worth correspondent of Chi
cago paper does this city an injustice by
sending his paper an article in which Fort
Worth's new public Improvements, soon to
be made, are unfavorably commented
upon, :" said prominent business man to a
reporter yesterday.
So speaking. THE GAZETTE reporter was
handed clipping from Chicago newspa-
per The reporter read the item. The
correspondent says that not less than 1000
idle laborers are unable to get work.
brought here through the persistency of the
city press in advocating the claims of
Fort Worth as live town, and
who were mainly induced to come
here expecting to get employment
when work on the new city hall
and other i'm brovementS were inaugurated.
Other misStatements are made, among
them that the sewerage work is not being
done in accordance with the stipulations of
the agreement, and, too, the accusation is
made that the contract was secured by
crookedness on the part Of the city council;
the correspondent also states that laborers
who refuse to board with the contractor are
refused work Over six hundred cottages
are now vacant in the city, says the
writer, which statement is far from the
truth. as but few desi7Qble cottages are at
the present time unoccupied. Such distOr-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26

A neat piece of safe blowing occurred in
the Office of Ross, Herd & Ross, corner of
Rusk and Fourth streets. Tuesday night,
but at Just what hour is not known. The
parties who did the work are not known to
The officers. but evidences are sufficient to
show that it was done by professionals with
The aid Of explosives usually employed in
such cases. Something like $3.50 in cash
was secured, and had the thieves continued
their search Of the safe quite an additional
amount could have been bagred. The in
truders were doubtless frightened away be-
fore they had time 20 80 through all the de-
partmeuts of the safe. The facts in the
case We're promptly reported to the officers
and were known to THE GAzETTE's eagle
eyed reporters, but as 1t was thought best
20 not give the matter publicity, as it might
Illustrate the plans of the police, it was
held back. Officers are still searching for
a clew, but thus far their efforts have
proved fruitlesS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-26

Yesterday &. A. Keller, the carriage
dealer, received from his brother-in-law,
William Schadt'at Galveston, large and
fine collection of vegetables that were
raised in his garden IN that city. A GA
zETTE reporter was called in to see the
display, which was made up of potatoes,
tomatoes. onions, celery, lettuce, beets,
carrots, cabbage and a turnip that meas
ured twenty-seven inches in circumference
One of the onions measured sixteen inches.
This collection certainly shows the virtue
of Texas productive soil and needful eli
mate in raising such products. There is no
evadiug the fact that Texas is productive
state and one suitable to raising luxuriantly
and profitably the smaller products, and the
display now on exhibition at the coy home
of Mr.. Keller, COZ West Second street, sub
stimulates the assertion.