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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-11
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sALMA0uNDi

A. c. Bragg is improving AID the
chances uro favorable for his recovery.
Billy Rogers has been appointed
Judges clerk at the Nevada State
Fair.
Hon. II. r. Bartine, 20 the Carson
Tribune says, 10 in the Senatorial
fight &c win.
II tho foreigner pays tho tar, then
reciprocity must DO designed to re-
lieve tho foreigner.
Uncle Dick Dorsey ia cleaning TN
TIE rubbish left by tho firo pro para
tory to rebuilding his stable.
w. S. Clayton, OF Mound Valley.
came in yesterday and returned 10
day. He reports the people OF his
section unanimous FOR Weaver and
Field.
Rev. John Wallace will preach to.
night in Clover Valley, tomorrow
night:n tho Signal s~chcolhousc, Sun.
day in Wells, Monday evening at Star
Valley.
The mombers OF tho Executive Com
ruittee OF tho Elko Silver Club should
attend tho meeting at Mr.. Plummer's
Office tomorrow evening. See tho
notice in another column ami DO on
hand.
Reno Journdl:-It is reported that
the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee, II meeting Of which is called
fo- the 18th instant, will nominate
Presidential Electors and n full State
ticket or issue "a call Tor a convention
to make such nominations.
II Is report that Mr.. Newlands has
employed lawyer Donl OF Virginia To
nandaInus tho Secretary OF State and
comp.i him To put his mans on the
Ticket as tho regular Republican nomi-
ncafnr Congress. Francis soemsd oter-
minod to get there.
One hundred aud thirty-ive pr;s
one:s indicted for completely in the
Occur dAlenc riots, we're released ut
Wallace. Idaho, on Saturday. 1t ~as
deemed best not To- bring them to n
trial NJ present. but TO keep tho in
dictmcnts hanging over them rs an
incentive OF good behavior.
Homer Inder:-A preacher ia prom-
ised us. If he should be u good fol-
low, without much hell fire mud briin.
stone, able To give Ut n practical,
cnmmnn-scnse sermon, he will get
along well, but we want no ranting
snorter who thinks ho is in partner
ship With God and that no holds II
mortgage on heaven.
Carson T'ribune:-.It is rumorod
that tho Silver Lcaguers of t.smer-
nida, in Convention assembled Mt
Hawthorne, hive endorsed Thomas
Wren for Congress. II fcw more
counties follow suit, the Wiunemurca
Convention will put up n G. ndidatc,
aud whero will Ncwlanla land then.
A larger audience crested Zamloch
mt Freeman Hail last night than on
tho proceeding night. Ills tricks
mystiiied and Interested those pros
cnt and sent them homo in good
humor. Tho presents distributed
were useful and worth mnny times
the price OF admission. You will miss
ii raTo treat if you do not see Zumlonh
and Billy.
-Mincr:-T is not tho FREQ
coinage year fol- lIurrison men. 1t ia
tho tariff year. H~arrisonites shout
for Tree coinage ihres years running,
and when election year comes they
do nothing hut shout ",ariH." They
talk FREQ coinage when it does no
good, and talk tariff when it does no
harm. That's the kind Of free coinage
men Harrison,tcf arc.
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BY the Governor:
o. II. GREY,
Secretary Of State.
The State Fair.

Tho coming Nevada State Fair
promises 10 he the best ever held in
tho State. The IapErESpFNr would
like to SEQ tho resources OF EiKo coun-
~ properly exhibited at tho Fair.
Soulo Of tho finest horses md cnt,lo
in the State are owned in this county
while our agricultural produrts are
second 10 nouc. Tho Iadiea OF the
county should scnl specimens Of their
handi%ork 10 tho fair 10 he exhibited
alongside that OF their sisters from
other parts of tho State. The pcoplo
should wadc mp AMI make n proper
exhibit Of the resourcos OF our county.
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900

The Southern Pacific Rail road Co.
and Wells, Fargo & Go. have oiTcrad Il
reward OF 5000 eaGh, or $1,000 for
uoth, for The arrest ami delivery OF
Chris. Evans and John Sontas alias
John Coniant, tho Coils train roll.
bors, to the Sheriff OF rularu or
Fresno Cnurty, Cal.
Chris. Evans, when last sncn, was
at Supervisor Ellis house, 20 u.i!s4
north o! VIsa'il, on Sunday, Sept. :,
4: I Il. IL. whoa he vas IN company
with Sontag. Iio io:; in n cart drawL
10y Il sorrsl horse, with four nhite
fcct, white face and lame in fore foot.
At tunt time Evans wore n gray and
hrown coat and vest, with striped
blue orcralls, light colored WOODEN
shirt with IL blue or blink c1ecl;
stripe, pointed shoes, broken across
The ball OF tho foot. III" IL nUout 10
years nt ngc, Il native Of Ottawa, Can
ada, sandy complexion, sandy or light
Lair, beard and moustachc rather
dark and sandy, blue eyes, height five
'cet oight inches. weight 100 pounds.
When talking he crius and smilcs,
moving his head sidewiso from shout.
der to shoulder has a spring in both
kuecs when walking. and walks rather
last; has large long hands; has n
~"'ouching appearance when ta!kin!
any length OF time; has Il slight Irish
accent and drops or skins his left ego.
lilo has II shrill, ]slucaking voice.
John 5 'ntag, alias John CDniant,
Is 4 native OF Mankato. MINI, 81 years
% age; height, five feet IL inches;
weight, lG5 pounds; even cut TEXTURES,
lair complexion, prominent check.
bones; rather good looking; hair
dark, and mustache medium aud
dark; lame IN right nntIe. When
.iSt seen on Sept. 4th, Mt Supervisor
Ellis house IN company with Chris
Evans no wore n dark frlt hat, dark
pants and vest, coat lighter cnlurcd,
gold watch uni chain. They woro
armed with shot guns, Winchester
rifles and rcvolvcrs. q.
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IN Old Landmark Gone.

Yesterday ut about ALI past two.
n town wns startled with an alarm
" ire which proved 10 be in the old
'jiko Livery Stable jus, west OF tho
t;oU I!ntcl. The iiro was first dis.
ycEsi by Mr. Morgan aud Frank
----"G.. @L.!o 1t work in their shop
-. caea first sccn vas confined 10
tue Office OF tho stable, but before
r:dteS could be procured the whole
bGhdIns wRs n mRss Of Gamcs.
Nee tinc stations, y Cleveland Bay,
L.!,.!sh shire and n Messenger, be-
lSo!ing to NJ. Il. r. iiarris were in
IL" "'abis at the time and were taken
cut aninjur,d 10y r.. NJ. McPhetres,
r"-a- 5i,nson, Billy Wore and Ste,e
E0c-u1. ~ OF time IL looked AS il
""'''o Mulciinyis house, south OF the
..otlc, tho Gem Hotel and tho whole
souti side OF the town would Ue
iropt away. Tho people, however,
:uJyEt with n determination TO con
IH,. and succeeded in combining tho
t.n 10 the Stable which was soon n
AIT" Of ruins.
~" stable was IN old landmark Of
lH1 ;swn ownod by Dick Dorsey who
astimItos hrs loss Mt about $1,000.
"A.. Harris estimates his loss on har-
-3r"-9, saddles, haltors, brides etc. ut
>3jL Two calves, bolonsin: to Mr..
.)a:Trichrr, ~oFc burned.
ih" origin Of the tira 10 unknown
hui !" opposed TO have been startcd
- n1,s playing With matches in the
$50 .. tho stable.
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He ~ no Guldbug.

i'll. Campbell, o! DiytoD, publishes
tn" following IN tho Lyon County
Times:
81 notice that tho boltors from tn,
Republican Convention held IN Reno
this week, have me ufion their Stntc
Central Committee no II member from
Lyon rounty. As Inn IN fnvo- OF
tho FREQ coinage Of silver md tho nd.
vocntc OF no man Tor President who
ia not, tiHo tina method ~ stating
to tho public TINT most cmphatirally
declito To accept tho appointment
rendered Tue.
j. Il. CAMPBELL"
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EXECUTIVE CHANBEH,
CAr:soS CITY, NEVADA,
S.plpn.brT ), 1892,

~ wv
October 81, \. d. 1892, will mark
tho four hundredlh anniversary of
tho discovery o: America by Christie.
pier CJ!un.bus.
Benjamin Harrison, President o!
tho United States OF America, acting
IL accordance with the authority OF
the Congress thereof, has, by proc'u.
mation. appointed slid day u Csnrral
holiday, To tho end That the people
OF the Union may jvin in lifting COM
mctnoration thereof.
Now, therefore, !, r. X. Co'corl
Governor OF tho State OF Nevada, by
virtue OF the authority vested i'll me
by law, in furthsrancs Of the fore
going "'icisl declaration, do hereby
mor; earnestly recommend that the
people OF our Safe observe Columbus
Day, the T~wenty.tirst day oi October,
y. ID. 1882, Ms n general holiday, an4
| request that they refrain from toll
md give themselves up to u patriolic
celebration OF The great event. Let
1t be- II day of thanksgiving and in
siructIon us well, for by the holding
OF suitable exercises in our schools
and pnblic piaccs Of assembly, APP
pT"pr'alo rites in the ~eeYeIul houses
Of worship, and Icy "a generous dis
play OF u NATIONAL co.vVs. lessons in
loyalty aad patriotism, courage and
ambition, "f lasting Gooi may be
taught tho Nations heirs.
Ia testimony whereof, | have here
unit" sot ny Rand and affixed Tho
Great Seal Of State. at the Capitol in
tho city OF Carson. this tho 9th day OF
September, \. ID. 1902.
lsEaLJ Il. X. CoLcoRD,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
o. II. GREY,
S,,,n1,r. Cat
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Carson Appeai:-Before silver was
d'monctlzed drinks sold for IS ceuta
III Nevada and hay was worth from
80 TO $50 n bail. Everybody had
money enough 10 buy it ut that time.
too, but AZ present drinks ere worth s
and 10 cents. bay is worth $40 a ton.
and few people have sufficient funds
To purchase other. Which condition
strikes you best?
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Tho Primaries.

Tho Democratic primaries will he
hold on Saturday tho 18th OF this
month. The Democrats o, tho var
ious precincts should SEQ that tho
delegates elected arc solid on the sill.
vcr question and favor tho nornina.
ton OF no n for u county Office who
will not support Weaver and Field
Tor President and Vice President. Do
your duty ut the primaries aud tho
fight in November will DO that much
easier to win.
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Gem Hotei--I. o~strcichcr, Pro
p%rictor.

p%rictor.
w d Martin L wife, Bruneau; Hugh
Martin & wife. Island Mountain; a J
Langstroff, Spokane; w s Beard,
Robert rag2ert, Eureka; P Columbct,
San Jose; ID L Griffith, White Rock /.
Mrs Il McDcrmott & son, Mis-
Emma Mcpermott, Hank Snell, Ln-
noble; Mrs II Montgomery, Selma,
Cal; Miss \ Minor, Tuscarora; Hank
Smith, Ed Bntlsr, Joe Peck, Min
City; W 5 Clayton, Mound Valley;
Tim Crowley, d Is Cano, City.
NJ EGeary, North Fork; Miss Geary
Oakland; Chas Greenburg, Osino; A
l. Fitzgerald, Eureka; a NJ Grant, Il
b Virgins, Salt Like; John Me-
Carthy, Chas Penke, S T.; e Hermit
hen, l. Il Curry, Tuscarora, j G
Prunty, Wells: y II Brsudt. Eiko; G
w Taylor, Jud Dakin, Lamuille.
FF Collin, lIarve McAdunis, W J
Triton, + Wilson, C II Ennur, Mrs
Reagan, Z NJ Stanton, Jas Mateer
Tuscarora; Ii G Dusald. A L Lievie.
Wadsworth; H 0 Watson, Oakland;
Miss Nora Warwick, Star Valley; I II
Spaulding, Chica2o:J d Reid, Man
kato; PJ Columbet, San jose; ] T.
Walker, Thomas, A M NcAfeo,
North Fork; Z L Gerald, A v Ian
caster, Alameda; John NJ Dorsey.
For; Halleck; j Campbell, Cnrlin;
Elmer Dakin, Llmnili. ; II K Dun
ham, Reno; j A Moore, Virginia.
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GnrN Of rhanha.

To whom IL mny concern:
TIE mombcrs Of the Elko Amateur
Pleasure Club extend their thanks tc
oil persons who have been 30 kind NJ
tn INSIST thom in any why, to mako i,
pleasant for thou during the past
noaeou.
a. T.. HALL. Field Com.
CLARA TABuE, Prcaidont.
Il. J. Il. TArER, Secretary,
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MiRitIED.

MARTIN -SToSE:-At tho Cen Hotel.
Etko, Nevada, September Z, 1892.
by S. N. ~lloa!cy, J. p. Mr.. Wulic,
ID. Mnrtin to Miss A. T.. Stone, both
Of EIko county, Nevada.
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'h+ Austin Advocate SAYS lion.
"rn's' EFnst ont an nrtory 10 his arm
TN'lt 71aightoring n steer At his ranch
- ini'or Vnllry, Nyo county, md
'-'to1 NV escaped bleeding to death.
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Meeting "r the Executive Commit.
tee of thc silver ClnD

All mentor, or tho Executive Com.
miitcc OF the Silver Club are request.
oil to meet at j.. a. Piummcr's onlcO
on Saturday evening, September 10,
1890, II. 8 o'clock, for the purpose OF
clccting delegates to tho Winncnucca
convention.
j. a. PLUMMER. Chairman.
PHIL TRlPLErT, Sec,y. l0.td
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BORN.

BERrscn:-ln Ruby Valley, Elko
county. Nevada. September ., 1892,
TO the VIE Of Fred Bsrtsuh, n son.
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Governor Coicprl has issued the
following proclamation for the proper
observance Of the i9Oth anniversary
"t thu discovery Of Amorica by Co.
lumUus:
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Following n a list o; letters re-
naming IN the p~ostoNice at Eiao,
Monday, Sept. ., 1892:
Mary L Edwards (2) Chris Grade,
Robert Granger, j II Sugget,
JOS tr0lenl, r. Ctost!Iwait,
John Hensl:y, Emil Holden,
robert Hnnt!ey, Josef Oisin,
William Merrill, EA CresYcII,
BIZ Hunter.
Persons CALM. FOR anv OF the above
letters will please cay "advertised."
EDWARD Il. BILKEY, p. NJ.
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AHEEaAS. urfaait for tl- lzra1.i = - :.
days Ass bees made In this I-ayasesai = -
tess~t esiaEs1s1s tAlltn4 dGe ia the ~ -
l2nnarF, A. y, t>ke anl "a the tr-i ~ = =. =
= - So. zai the l-sl hnldef u sssa -. -. : :.
tae iltrrf = sssatzsns. kA. rls--ss-d ta arf7ii
ri.l4r AAsaisnt sse1rest l,3 the all asit- - -
i9isfesi thrsson to the dale Of szls eas - =
ahi.
Ngs. thereiesw. !. y. ". Tats. .hetii = y,
cHs soattsy. AaiaFasio. sa-cs-ssof 70 ir5N n
the Feaucsg 81 the ler4t holder u .aA - = =
iafsrcst coupoas. 1isd Ia seeoniaHr- 80 u =
tertna = tiir - 81 sis-si Of trass. Fr-,rr1
tse sid isereiatcsafs- si-s-rihsi RAJ .tr
pHittc auettga. ts the highest ard hs'i -. -. y
taeAs a. the froat da.tr OF the csaa1 el~e,
Nft3 II Lamar. Couniy Of Prossrs. .iAls " = Z
fa'io, "a ths iesis day Of nctatsr, a. ~ -
tai-'s the ho'zrs Of niuc o'cia-sk Ia thr -
sad tfe 'eioek Ia the afteTas,on 0t 81 -
eatisfg tho said de.it. iiy the said 'issd : s-s.t
ssfut-i- ltsnf, EXPENSES Nui eSst- o. siF
tai- trust.
r. NJ TttL
Sheriff Of Proser' Io-si;i. -
Nfgrrrs.sr IA =
The Lamar register., 1892-09-24
NOTICE FOR puBLIckTIoS.

l.NSb OFHicE Az LASAn, g. tS'-
Augus; ~, -
MoIt 4 Il hereby given that the i's.Y.r ~ -
~ nai4istl settler i.a- filed noticr 81 ~ -
,ipr :" make nnsl prpof in SUPPORT 81 ~ -
AHd c.ininEte the sur.e &" ra's =
and that said proof will tse made t-'iois
hesister o5 Receiver at Lamar. toip'~"
October sth. l-st.
hhANf kAMPESrnAL. T. G. So - :, -
f"t the northwest qua-tsr at section u =
Hs,ip y south. ran.,r - ue~t -
.ic nanle> the following witnes-es :. ~
viz: "'i""
c fe,er Fischer. Charles Mller. u ~
Colorado.
p..,... p..3 -. ~ same lime aaff place
,,at ..r. ischer. J. Z. r No. sz,o for the q
ranc, tosrt.r ,, of sseiion IA. tovnship : --
~ names the following ,sftus~ss- ia prsf n
continuous cultivation AZ ss,'5 ianl "a; nj
cSi,he} Flynn. John Sts.f.i.rps y So -
OF i'sn; VA. Hasty. Chsf1sr 5 is'ln's.
sep s-fcts G. d. rorp. Reei'N'
The Lamar register., 1892-09-24
NOTICE FOR runLu,Arlos.

L.ssn osrIcE At LASAr, a9.'N
NoaE Is Hereby given that the iollgirt,,sss-
-, ssen settler has filcd notice Of es eisis.
unu w.u inat SAID preof will te n atIe bef"s "a
ocfober lith. lss. win:
oAk,n WILSON. II. L. No. Eta. ,,pp-
FOR tho northwest quarter Of sectioa 81 IN Wv
snip 70 OF range ~ west, -c,s
snc names the following witnesses 70 o.;lda,ias
OF said land. viz; vs,u,
N Jerome Blackwell. Laura Lincoln. f''
sep Scot L. d. FORD, Resi='s''
The Lamar register., 1892-09-24
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
TArAsuaz.'s o,rc., coUsrr OF fnowrns,

TREsuRx.'s Orr1cz, Couxrr PnowrHs
SrArE
Public notice hereby given .ooring law offer
q public sa the Office Of the County Prower
and STATE oa Colorado the 9th Day Of
edng cosaansing H. 10 day
much Of the following described county on
which The taxes for the y. 1891 paid
aecsssszy to said penalties
The Lamar register., 1892-09-24
Name Of orHers.

.NUHfE y
The Lamar register., 1892-09-24

=. NJ. TttL
Sheriff Of Pros er' Io4sisi. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-27

team, while the merchants OF 'ne .,,l
donate valuable prizes galore l.. ''
everybody will win something.
The tournament last year was pro
nounced and unequiyocal success. With
the experience of that event The GLOBE
is prepared to promise a much greater
tine this winter. Nothing that will
contribute to the pleasure OF the partlcI-
pants will be left undone.
Few seem to realize that GLOBE
events in this city are attracting ma
tional attention. The Eastern press
copy reports of the contests. and New
York aud st. Paul are fast becoming By
repute the bowling and billiard centers
in the amateur world. Why shouldn't
ST Paul attract the notice OF the bowl
ers of tie country. Their prowesss is a
matter of wonder. The scores made eX.
ceed anything i'll any city. Think OF Il !!
III a series OF twenty-five games q. o..
Nettleton, the captain of the press team,
has made an average of little over 2l6
And there are others close Up. 1t Will
he no surprise to the GLOBE ii there are
upwards of a dozen in the tournament
who Will complete the@series with an ay-
erage Of over 200.