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The morning call., 1892-05-18

Panama, the " lliameite Valley for Yaquiua Bay,
the Pomona for Humboldt Bay. the Arcata, Del
Norte and Maggie Ross for Coos Bay, and the Cres-
cent City for Crescent City. The san MateO fans
due from COmoI. the North Fork from Hum boldt
Bay and the Santa Rosa from san Diego.
The steamer Mineoa, S92 tons. loads merchan-
disc from New York.
The British iron ship Euphrosyne. 1910 tons,
was chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to U. X.
Hayre or Antwerp, September loading 3O>
The British iron ship Lancaster Castle, 2095
tons, Is chartered for Wheat TO u. X, HayIe or
Antwerp. September loading 30s
The bark McNear taxes for Salina Cruz 81 .04g
Railroad Ties valued at $lI22O.
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EIICTI0N SaIEI

AT Grand Arcade Horse Market, 327 Sixth street
SULLIVAN & DOYLE, proprietors. WEDNESDAY,
May iS, at IL o'clock a. n
We viii sell at public auction 26 head OF Well
bred Horses and Mares, including 3 Fine Matched
Teams. one team Bright SOrrels and years old,
10 hands l inch, suitable for private carriage
one Team Mares and ye rs ola, fine roadsJerE;
pair Chestnut SOIrelS fun sisters, handsome
team for livery or doctor; one beautiful Bay Mare,
years Old shows lots OF speed this stock Is sound
and well broke; Will be showed at any time up
10 day of sale in harness. aud must positively
be sold without reserve. We VIII also sell Top
buggies New FOur-Sprng Wagons; ROckS-
ways; Carts: sets Single ana Double Harness;
Robes; blankets; etc. :. WATKINS & co,
myl7 2t Livestock AuctiOueers.
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A Big Fee Demanded.

The counsel for the special administrator
in the estate Of Mrs. Hopkius-Searles asked
yesterday for a fee of 5000 for some Unim-
poTtant services rendered since October
1891. Judge COlfey gave intimation that he
would make a substantial reduction and
reminded the attorneys of his rule not to
allow such claims on the basis of the value
OF the estate, but on the worth Of the PROD
eTty covered by the services.
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Licensed to Many.

Licenses to marry we're issued yester-
day TO:
Frank Carson and Alice HiH 25-I9
Carl I. Hageman and Gertrude NJ. Blaisdell,
20-24
IgnaeIo Larois and Annie Mason, 2s-26.
Charles V. Johnson and Anna j. d. Eisram,
1926.
Ernst Gottwald and Stepahane Schlmsky,
1881.
Dwight 81. Blalsden and Clara Machan. 23-22
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SONG AND SINGER.

I saw him once the VII lie he sat and played
A strIpling with a shock OF yellow hair
His own rare songs. ia mirth or sorrow made
But tender all and fair
And as the years rolled by saw him not.
Rut still his songs full many time sung,
And thought of him as one who has the lot
To be forever young.
Until at last he stood before mine eyes
An age-bent man, who trenbied Ger his stan;
nv sight rebelled TO see him IA such guise-
Ripe for his epitaph.
gTieved with GRIEF that TO death belongs;
How limo is stern had forgot IN truth,
And how that men wax old, whereas their songs
Keep an immortal youth.
RICHARD E. BURTON.
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EnR SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSE Of IS ELEGANT ROOMS,
oct Post Street,
Opposite the Olympic Club building, mus be
so Immediately. For particulars apply at 1928
Suffer ST. 1910 StocStOn. nyl7 It
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supply ana lower. Mushrooms sold according to
quality. from 81 so y box up 10 soc q 10.
Rhubarb. 7lS sacks Peas and 80 Beans
Cucumbers. 75cl1I rs n dog: String Beans. b@t6e p
10 for Los Angeles. e9Sc for Winters and 699c
for Wax: Los Angeles summer Squash, 81 25
Winters Summer Squash, 81 1892 2 box: AspaTa-
gus. $l@l rs p box Tor common TO good and 81
a. % & box for choice; Rhubarb. 25e5Oc 2 box
Tor small aud 6Q@75c q box tor No. /; Los Angeles
Tomatoes, 81 BUGS so . box; Green Peas, $40
rs q SIX or garden aud 509I5e for sweet: Dry Pep
pers, lOGs12t2c; Cabbage. 4005Oc z etl Feed Car
rots, soc; 1urnlps, 6OG75c: Beets 81; Parsuips,
81 IS; Garlic. sGlUc 2 n.
PROVISIoNS-Farl active Hams and BACON
rule hrm. Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon.
12s4@l3c; California Smoked Bacon l0@10t4 for
heavy and medium, l2@l3c Z 10 for light. and
I314@1315e for extra light; Bacon Sides, l09l0I4c;
Eastern sugar Hams for city trade, 100
l3J9C; California Hams, salt. la@l2c q 70 refrig
eratorcured, 12@l212c q 10; Lard. terces. Eastern,
all kinds S34 csc; cases, lO14@I0%4c: California,
teTces. e99i4c; haif-bbS, 9Li@912e: tins Toe;
pals, l0b, 1O12e: do, 5-ib, lOI4c; kegs, 9149l0c
p 10: Mess Beet 81 b0GS; extra mess do, IS 5O89;
extra prime $l5G3l5 SO: extra clear, S20G20 50;
Pigs Feet. s129l2 70 2 Dbl; Smoked Beef II Ia@
l2c p 10
HoPs-For the now crop buyers bid Is@l71bc p
n, but no transactions reported. The stock or
1891 Hops is practically cleaned up. The tone is
HIDES AND PELTs-DulI and weak at rates
last quoted. Heavy sailed steers 7t47l4c: me-
dium, &c; light, &C r n; Cowhidcs &c; sailed KIP.
3l2c p n sailed Calf, &c; dry Hides usual selee-
skins. 3o@50c each; Kids. 5@lOc: Deerskins, good
summer, 81 1ac; medium. 30@32I5c winter POO
26c: sheepskins. shearlings. l0G25c; short wool.
4OQ7Oc; medium, 100000; long wool, 9Oc9$l 40
e ~ Cults OF all kinds about IS less
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 4G94I4c; No. ., SAG
315c refined, 6$4g6c q 10
prices. Spring Wool is quoted as follows
southern aud san Joaquin years clips ll@l312c do
Northern. I7120e: Nevada. 5Dl7c q no Eastern
oregon, 139 nc; Valley Oregon, lS@2Oc 2 n.
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CHICAGO. May l7.-Wheat was dull and opened
1s@I4c higher on account OF rains, declined Csc
on worlds shipments, rallied $50 on liberal ex-
ports. reeeded 3sc weak cables ana closed
steady at 1sc lower than yesterday. Receipts,
70 900 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels Rye
zoe. Barley 60@62c.
5OI4c. PORK - SO 65. Lard-S6 1712 Ribs
50 S212. Mhisky-Sl Is.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. May II.
SUMMARY OF THE AARKEra 4


SUMMARY OF THE MARKEr4 2
Flour quiet
Wheat and Barley weak
oats steady
COrn ald Rye dull.
Hay easy.
Red Beans lower.
Blackeye Peas wanted.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry arrives more freely.
Light receipts Of game.
Fruits sell well.
Oranges firm.
Dried Fruits and Raislns dull.
Hides quiet and weak.
Wool in fair request.
Hams and Bacon firm.
NJ eat market well supplied.
Hops dull
Bags quiet.
Coffee largely nominal
Coal unchanged.
New York Exchange higher.
Silver lover.
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An Fxlra Trip to El Gamma

In view of the rush of people to visit E
Campo, the San Francisco and Norl
Pacific Railroad Company have decided t.
run an extra trip on and after next Sunday
The boat will leave at 80 A NJ, IL, 10, :
and P. NJ The return trips will be IL i,
A. NJ, l, and 5 P. NJ
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Wood Market

Posts 91ac each Redwood. SIS so per cora. Oak
rough $7g7 rs: do, peeled So so; Pine 81 "a cord !;
Railroad Ties, STAG apiece for 6xS and 456o5Oc
for 7X9.
TANBARK--Ground bark, s24 g ton, whole
SO 30 q cord. - -
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MORNING sALEs
Street.-The Californla-st r, l141h
AFTERNOON sALEN
Board-lo Pacific Gas Imp, 1878: 100 y Gas
light. 69Ia.
street-2O s Y Water, ssla 5000 Omnibus Cable
Bonds cash, 1884.
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Enrlish Mhant Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE spot market is steady
at rs SGD. Cargoes are quiet at 37s for on
coast 36s Tor just shipped and 36s for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations fer No. Red Winter: May,
6s l114d; June. 6s l0s4d; July, 6s lid: August,
6s ll13; September, rs 14d; october. Is Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May II. - Consols. 9794; Silver
401sd Rentes, 97t 9212e.
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New York Mark cts.

NEW YORK. May 17.-In the stock market to
day Union Pacific and Northern Pacific preferred
were the weak points, due TO manipulation. Later
they rallied fully. though the former rose only a
slight fraction. The movement along the leaders
was very irregular. and there was a great deal OF
selling of western stocks on the theory hat the
floods would adversely affect the earnings, but all
material losses in the Gould stocks. The
close was quiet and rather heavy, after a frac-
tlonal rally the last few minutes Governments
dull and steady. Petroleum-June closed at SIC.
NEW YORK. May l7.-Untted States Bonds. AS,
ll734: do. Us, 100; Northern Pacific 1879; cana
dian Pacific. S9l4 Central Pacific, 30L2: onion Pa
einc. 1853: Atchison and Santa Ee $685. Wells
Fargo l45: Western Union. 80; Silver e76sci
Sterling, 81 o7d4 1912.
wheat = May. ssjsc Flour. steady Coffee.
Sl2 60. Sugar 25s@g5 l-l6c Hops-Paelhc Coast,
2342Sc. Hides 13c. COpper-Lake. ST. Tn
spot. S2l. Lead-Domestic, 81 2212 Iron-$l6.
PetrOleum-June, SIC.
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Exchange and Bullion.
rnrtland,s Rnainnc
Shipping Notes.

Fortiand's business.
PORTLAND. Or. May l7-Clearaaees. 1901, 900;
lalances. $1,000.
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AUCTION SALES.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE
BY CATALOGUE.

RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE
BY CATALOGUE.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Wednesday ........................ETay Is, 1892.
At IL O'Clock,
At the residence Of SAMUEL HART, Esq.
1920 SUFFER- STREET, NEAR LARKIN,
On account OF departure for Europe.
All of the Rich and Costly Furniture, Magnif-
cent Parlor Upholstery, Splendid French In
laid Parlor Etagere and Table to match, Rich
Drawing room Furni ure and Upholstery,
Superb Bronze, japanese and BiSque Orna-
ments, Elegant Library, Dining room and
Chamber Furniture, Grand Rosewood Upright
7-octave Piano, Rich Gold, Cherry and Ma
hOgany Parlor Chairs and Divans, Elegant
Chenille POrtieres, Finest of Satin Draperies,
Point Lace Curtains, Fine Etchings, Steel
Engravings aud Oil Paintings, Elegant Will
ton and Body Brussels Carpets,
....CoMPRTsESG IN PART.
PARLORS
One 7-octave Rosewood Upright Piano In perfect
order. Schef. Paris maker; Very Massive Roman
francs in Paris; Oae Elegant Gold EaameIsu Franc
Parlor Set in eeru satin; Haud-carved Mahogany
Frame Parlor Set In French velours: odd Parfor
Chairs in gilt cherry and ebony frames of the latest
designs; fine Wilton Carpets ana Rugs; Massive
Brouze Clock Bronze, BIsque and JapanSe Orna-
ments; Fine Etchings by celebrated artists
DINING-ROOM.
Very Elegant Handearved Large Walnut Side
board, with Pedestal EXtenS!On-Ta and Dining
Chairs to match; Turkish Lounge aud Easy Chairs;
Fine CrOckery, class and Silver ware.
LIBRARY.
Elegant Largesize Dwarf Bookcase, Library
Ia Bile, Wilton Carpets, etc; Elegant collection OK
Cameo CuriOs in ebony case, cost $500.
BEDROOMS l, 2, 3, 4, 5 AND6.
Superior Walnut and Oak Bedroom Sets, with
Chifoniers and plate-glass door Wardrobes 10
match: Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs; Fine
White Hair Mattresses Down Feather Pillows and
otner Bedding: Nearly New Singer Sewing-ma-
chine; Administer Carpets; Body Brussels Hall and
Stair Carpets Large Walnut Daii-Stand; Kitchen
Utensils ana other line Household Goods.
NJ J. SIMMONS Auctioneer.
N BAH the above goods rich and very
costly much OF the same having been purchased
from Hntz Il Son Of Chicago House open for in
spectiOn Tuesday and mOraing OF sale myl7 2t
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snsPrING lnTALLi,.1NCs.

Arrived.
TUESDAY May IT,
Stmr Sunol, wavg, II hours from PolAt Arena;
S4OO railroad ties, to White.
Stmr Arcata Langhorne. ~ hours firm Coos Bay:
pass and 500 tons coal. to O G Il y Co.
stmr Oregon, POLICEMAN, "a hours from Portland
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Wool Market.
Chic go Markets.

NEW YORK. May l7.-Wool steady. Domestic
fleece, 25Iz @35e r 70.
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Hops are dun, but with firm tone and full for
mer values The foreign markets are firm.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw. quiet and unchanged; refined, ditto.
Coffee More active aJ 10 10 70 points advance.
May $l2 90; June. Sill 30; July $l2 %.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL
! Gates, Chicago Miss Inman. Ga
/ J fillmore, Denver Tyrreil & ", Chicago
! II English, Denver ! Grnith W. y ID
! g I Mills, Nevada Mrs X Capp. Cal
/ II YeTingICu, W 4 ch. SeylJ V y StuIIs. Boston
/ Harmon Chicago Grace Suits, Boston
! Re6eT, Pa Il Rogers, Chicago
/ { D E5ersoie Ala Bull2rd. Narcowianfs
/ johnson Sheaick, Ala A Naher & W Napa
! " COurn, Denver J c Reber & W, Ohio
! Mrs 4 Goodman Napal F 4 Il Inn. CaI
! f BufTan, ST Louis ! q Gotch Victoria
! W kirk, y W Pitcher Victoria
! MrSC AieXanderS m. y Y . Cummings Il ". Cal
! Mrs + buckingham. Cal I'D n Harvey & W, Cal
/ Com Real, Z y r Mack, Glenn County
! A Hot, Ia W Thompsoa, ~ LOUIS
! Hof. Pa ID ID BuscheIf q ", Pa
/ NJ Gray q a Ball trd, y
/ BIackint0H. Ny 3 Desmond, y
I VIM AtE rs Neb Miss Dalton, Canada
! q CRAWFORD, Cal Russell q ", Chicago
! DBelilngro Ssctoi Mrs Il lnmau ch & M, Ga
/ q Barnard &w, Los An Miss Inmau, Ga
CALIFORNIA HOTEL
! PeytOn, Santa Cruz Mrs I Smith, Cal
! VI g Rhodes. Santa Cruz + II knOru. Cal
I hum. Butte CITY q w Reed. SausalitO
H Moreland st Louis r c L Mel SausaIito
! ) Warner. st Louis A n Bradley.
/ J Il Duncan. Seattle W W Buughtou \
Williams, Portland w MackiBdeT. \
Miss C. " Howard. Y = Z Thomas & W, : Jose
Chambers. ST Louis + S Sade san jose
W y AldrdSe, \ Il II Smith, san Jose
bale ", Sau Jose G W Kirknsm, U ; army
Miss Hale. san Jose r j smidt L ) Army
I II Griggs, san Jose w MsrreHner, Ariz
j ii Hon. Pa tJ Thompson, AriZ
Z Hon, "a BinEley, AriZ
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
/ VIM Campbel& ", S2ctO.J o Peatt. MERGED
/ = Jack u ". Chicago j II Jordan. Angel Island
/ Miss Jack Chicago 4 Edwards. Portland
Laura Pratt Chicago 5 W Swezea, " ala WaIla
Slgelst. W II Thompson, WILLOWS
/ W II Love. Oakland 7 Miller Cal
I " Hoover. Port Costa y z Aiylan, Cal
/ : Douglas. Alameda 5 Anderson, n $ W
! King. Fresno + McSheau \ S w
/ W Cummings, Vallejo IS Hurd, ogden
J II Reynolds, PeJauma j L Hart, Cal
/ y Pearson. Pres idto
/ INTERNATION HOTEL.
! Belmont, SacU0 III o MarQuEer. Mt Forest
/ Graham, Frisco Fred MSrqugeC, Mt Forest
/ W Ferill. New Orleans E King y Y
] ) II Benson & ", \ j L W Suyder Damascus
Otta Anderson, Baltimore Curtis GilrOy, san Jose
/ Ross Rocky, Colo W NOTtOn, Jan Jose
! II A Teu1ison, u y IChas Anderson y
/ Hughes. Vallejo ) q HilIysr, KeseyYule
/ hoscback, Val ejo
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Nedne sday. -ss'.'. ..'...''''....-May 10, 1913
At IL O'Clock A. r.. at private residence.
512 Fulton St., between Laguna and Buchanan,
ALL THE RICH
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Bedroom and DlHing-rOOm Furniture,

-. COMPRISING 90.
Three Oak Bedroom Sets antique, with Clipper
and Cured Hair Top Mattress; Extension Tables,
with Chairs to match; Lace Curtains; Pictures;
Mirrors; BODY Brussels Carpets; Rugs: Blankets;
Pi lows; COmforters; Grocery; Glassware; l ele-
CANT Range, and everything appertainins to house
hold furnishing
mYI7 q CHAS LEVY & co. Anctioneera.
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INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'cIock-Buyer season
200 tohs. 81 4914. Seller '92 100 tons, 81 40 100
81 395s
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Buyer season-2OO
tons. 81 1914. Seller 81 - 400. 81 40; 500.
81 401s.
AFTERNOON SESSION - Seller '92 - 100 tons
81 4Ol4 100, 81 403s Buyer SESSION 200
81 49I4.
BARLEY-The spot market is duli al n further
decline, Tut futures shaw ratIeg more steadiness
No. Feed. $3.50 ce$l z ctl DARK Coast. 96997 nc;
BreMIng 81 QJAll 8 CheNaIleT. nominal.
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CHRS. LEVY & CO.,

AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-l135 Market St. bet 7th and Sth
Regular SalesdaYs- Tuesday and friday.
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AssEssNENT NOTICES.

For Late s.foDm7 lateat1eps, Sec Ef,ai, Pa1.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-28
How To Vote.

Look at your ballot. commence at
tho top in the first column. When o
lind the name Of the man you want
To vote for, make nm Y in the spnce
opposite tho name Mt tho right hand
OF the column. The Y must DO made
with blnck lead pencil.
Be careful and not vote for moro
candidates for tho same office than
you are entitled 10, Tor il you do vote
for moro your vote will not DO
counted.
You can vote FOR the following num-
Dor Of candidates:
For Presidential electors, three.
For Representatives in Congress
ono.
For Justice OF Supreme Court, one.
For Board of Regents, Qong term)
ono.
For Board Of Regents, (short term)
ono.
For Asscmblymcu, three.
For Sheriff, ono.
For County Clerk, one.
For County Recorder, ono.
For County Treasurer, one
For District Attorney, one.
For Public Administrator, one.
For Long Term Commissioner, ono
For Short Torn Commissioner, ono.
For Constable. ono.
For Justice Of tho Pence, ono.
Tho most important thing is TO vote
tho Democratic Legislative ticket
straight.
Put no marks on your ballots except
X, M above directed, or il will not DO
counted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-28
tFRoM THURSDAYS DA1LY.l
So LMAGUNDI.

Don't forget tho Boston Baked
Beans.
The ballots for the election arrived
this morning.
Hon. ii. F. Bartine went to Tusca.
rora this morning.
Don't forget the dance at Freeman
Hall tomorrow night.
Stewart aud Newlunds will fight for
Nevada 10 you elect them to Congress.
We must hold up the hands Of our
champions il We want silver remone-
tized.
Get n sample ballot and study up
the manner Of voting or your ballot
will not DO counted.
Hon. G. G. Powning has cancelled
his date Mt ElEo on account OF tho
death Of Mr.. Harrison.
WASTED-Two skilled carpenters
to work on the Presbyterian church.
Apply TO Rev. JOHN WALLACE, Elko,
Nevada. =
Make au Y nfter the names OF Rus
sell, Hardesty aud Booher when you
vote and you will sloep we'll the night
after the election.
Hon. G. a. La Grave, OF Humboldt
county, is circulating among our peo.
ple today. He is enthusiastic for
Weaver, Stewart and Newlands.
The ladies OF tho Guild have some-
thing TO say to you in another col
umn. Read their little notice and
prepare for the raid on your pocket
book.
Mrs. II. G. Street, wife OF n former
District Attorney~ot this county, is
stopping at tho Depot Hotel, having
arrived from HALEY, Idaho, a few
days ago.
j. d.. Richards, the photographer,
packed up this afternoon, and Will
leave for Carlin tomorrow morning.
He will return and deliver all photos
taken here about Nov. Bird.
The San Francisco Butchers Ga
zette says the top price for good steers
is 5l9 cents, with bulk Of sales II
ing at D cents. Good cows will bring
ii9c, but numbers arc selling mt &c.
LETTERS have brought as high rs 4afc,
but they have to 10 very choice TO
bring this figure. Average sale for
good heiicrs will not exceed 415c.
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IFRoM WEDNESDAYS DNLY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Hon II f Bartine will speak ut
Freeman ball tonight.
The parties sending US the copies
OF tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT Of Oct.
3 have our thanks.
Hon. II. +. Bartice arrived from the
West this morning and will address
the people OF Elko tonight.
Vote the straight Democratic legis-
lati % ticket aud you will have the
approval OF your conscience.
Don't throw your votes away on the
Republican legislative ticket. 1t
hasn't the ghost OF u show OF winning.
Don't forget the campaign ball ut
Freeman hall Friday evening. You
will have n jolly good time il you go.
Elect tho Democratic legislative
ticket il you want mon Mt Carson this
Winter TO look out for your interests.
A vote for the Democratic legislu-
tive ticket is n vote for economy in
State and county governments. and
don't you forget it.
Mrs. Harrison, wife Of President
Harrison, died at l:l0 yesterday MORN
ing. The people Of the Nation shares
in the grief of the stricken household.
Tho friends OF the Damocratic leg.
islative ticket should keep up the
tight until the polls close. Victory
will crown your Efforts il you do not
falter.
Hon G G Powning, candidate on
the Silver ticket for presidential cleo
tor, will address the citizens Of Elko
at Freeman hall tomorrow evening.
Turn out and hear him.
1t was reported to-day that a man
by the name Of Nichols was killed
somewhere up the road yesterday by
his team running away. We are un-
able 10 get any particulars.
Carson City has sGS names on the
registry list; Reno has 1852 registered
voters. AS the census credited Car
son with more inhabitants than Reno,
Carson must have gained materially
IN population in the last twoyears.
Reno Journal.
An eastern exchange goes at ,ham
rs follows: "rhe wind bloweth, the
water iioweth, the farmer soweth, the
subscriber oweth, and the Lord know
eth that we are in need OF our dues;
So come n runnin', ere we 20 a gun.
MIN, were not Il funn', this t: ing o.
dunnin', gives us the everlasting
blues"
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Now ana Then.

DOCS Bartine charge Stewart with
knowingly having participated in
Slicrman's cr;mo OF '739
II 30 let him explain his (3nrtino's)
language in Congress on Juno 7, $3.50,
as followe:
"Whut consensus OF opinion what
popular demand, led TO the passage
OF our own drmonctiz;ng net Of 1872
Why, sir, not ono person ia n thousand
oven know that il had boon dOuo un
I'll year or two afterwards: and IL tho
consensus Of opinion could have been
fairly voiced by the American Con.
gross that law would not have 70.
mainod upon the statute books one
year aftor tho discovery was made."--
lCurson appeal.
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CFRox MONDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

There nre LOG voters registered at
Tuscarora.
Nearly oil OF our space is taken up
with registration lists.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No.!2', A. o. U. W., ut their Hall to-
night.
Vote for Francis G. Newlands for
Congress. lie will work for the best
interests OF Nevada.
A vote for the Democratic legisla-
tive ticket is II vote againstthe repeal
OF the Australian ballot law.
Mr.. +. Penrod came down from
Island Mountain yesterday. lie re-
ports everything quiet in that neigh
Dorhood.
The Democratic legislative tick OF
Is gaming ground every day. Vote
it straight If you do not want TO be
taxed TO pay back salaries.
John S. Jewett has opened tho
Elephant feed stable aud is prepared
to take care of all stock left with him.
Read his al. and give him a share of
your patronaa e.
II you want TO have n jolly good
time, take in the ball at Carlp on
tho evening OF Nov. LIST. Read the
nd. i'll another column and make il a
point to DO there.
There will be some fine races Mt
Wells on the 4th and 9TH of next
month. On the evening Of the 18th
there will be a grand ball at the
Bulls Head hotel. See the ad. else
where and do not miss it.
SIcer !Stdio:-Scars and HaCermau
are supporting Stewart for the SEN
alto. Even the advocates Of Cleveland
realize that Bartine is not in il when
1t comes to representing Nevada in
the Upper House Of Congress.
Mr.. A.. c Gault, representing the
Guarantee Mercantile IL Collection
Agency, "a Corporation OF San Fran-
cisco, will open IA branch in this CITY
soon. Merchants in the uelghboriny
towns have joined in masse for
protection. Our merchants should do
the same.
TimcS-R Notwithstanding the out
look OF this camp, il is not so dirk as
was anticipated. In a conference
held with the Messrs Coffin n DAY or
two since, MIR. Grayson gave orders to
proceed with the erection Of the CIV.
anide plant rs speedily as possible
with due regard to economy. and to
keep Il limited force at work in tho
mines in which he is Interested.
General Il. NJ. Clarke offered n pc.
tition nominating NJ. X. Elstner as
State Senator for Ormsby county. 1t
was refused on the ground that Orms-
by county is entitled under the net Of
The Legislature OF 1891 TO one Sem
ator, and II. Is. hickey holds that 30
sition. The petition was offered for
the purpose OF testing the constitu.
tionality OF the new Apportioument
Act.