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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

One 4 ths ricbest specimens II neat
Irisa hnll Wa y<rpetFsts-i ~ IRE clever
sid witty hnt laundering Irish knigb4,
ST. Richard atasie. when inviting an
k,nsiash spokesman tovisit HIM. II. xr.-
sas4 81. yea ever come within mile %
r1r h1ass. | iof~ yeu viii stop there. -
fnsaxsns.e Fcfucsnlst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

skias. MI feeonas TIE seat u the enapsrs
% = hundred sszzs kencs. have No fs@r
eA4' A1.0is14 All kso~ 10 rls IAls ~
l1e.le = ~ sulas - ees - Large that Il
MI t@u - p.<eus II Il ON vsistt. Der
VII TIE peopl<. widely -si4rats1 ~ d.
tsl.os. sEfzef from lack q keseroSenooos
sas'ss ~ eo.eiisea sympathy
o1e - TIE Rust wonderfi things Al
tpss CAY u nas u the faf wet i the Ike
hses 81 tie i'eople there - tlse poolsls u Tie
Atlantis s<@oo4ri They are with - IL
Thought. spcseh. "a feeling. Ia aspirations
IA pattiatssfa- Indeel they have more
patriotism than Ne sseu - have farther
easI Tie nekser ot4s sels ~ tie CA<-a<llAn
oofter It's warmer ePs'earr the love Il the
United States. tie nso<e eager our ci<ufn.s
& Goat the stazs AID stripes. Up Ia Aoar
tAns near tic British llas foa1i Anz<rsoAn
easi<ens y 30 kept their Gags isn.g day AID
hight. - anxious were they To advertise
their co11tfy and their loyalty 90 IL
notwithstanding the sassnkss % cur
Ara aud the inn1en>e distances between
Cur far eastern aud eur far western poss<s
s4e'tls. ever, truly uaisoiaai Thought apisa-s
20 be known M one place ~ quickly ~ IN
The etLer What solns oae h4s happily
called thought wase- 20 ever this ooUs-
try With astonishing rapidly. he habits
Of tie people arc substantially the ssins--
the forms If speech the idio.ns even ths
slang. We are iadeed one.
III this Is true now with our prexnt
methods Of communication. how mrch
truer will IL DO 100 years hence. when 60
the mail aud tie telegraph. the railway
and the stageooach. are added postal To
Biography. electric railways. long distances
and snort distance tsispboning as cheap
and common as post routes. and heaven
only knows what inventions besides for
facilitating and cheapening communities
tion and transportation Go into the pat
ent Office. which is u part Of this great bu-
rear. and zee what We have done In 100
years With that before him no man dare
set a limit rs TO what may he done IN tie
next loo years
AS our country grows I'm bosn ARA and
population the means 1t communication
viii become more and more perfect. and
Lower California and PARKWAY Alaska will
lie as near to Massachusetts. New York and
Ohio in thought and sympathy ~ people Of
adjoining states or communities are 10
each other but for these means Of quick.
cheap aad easy communication, preserving
heterogeneouxness among the people aud
maintaining sympathy and understanding
between them. the future Of this great 10
public would not bc as bright an IL *
"A hundred years hence these United
States viii be mn empire such an the world
never before saw. and such as will exist no
where else upon the globe. In my opinion.
tbs richest part OF IL. and a section fully as
populous as the east, will be in the region
beyond the Mississippi"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Mrs fiwn9pes ts1sieusist- To yt,n
t.snk asisins h.iys irnes AZ sp1na.
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Nr ysanrw~i t@siyf-Ass<. r~s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

prup>i cat II ssrS-sn tAs eEiiy stAins
Dsces~4ry t<is.s ~ nn1 The fsa & ror.g
tAz1 VII d. tie triek-
.'fials. un.isr.lepd. ffl>on h no~ lork-
"a. fsr azld experimenting 80. ard II se
pass estimate has fal1ls Accomplishment
~ wk4s he has ~lroAty dane b ~iu $40
esed n .isalak TIE y1Mr tAAS Vii eztrscs
elsctrciis CT terrestrial n.@< nstisla. ~
ssa1sssF II Il. fr>su szse earth al = o1sf -
io~ 90 make electricity the uniseF>-i
poser Imagine the reyclution that vii
cone n al eist.ix4zton Il kd.s-,a - ssi.as
o1s s.ss s4coe~ds IL doins ttl< clssA
slsStF.cssy at olstensh tt.s gfs><rst ot<t.
skd sle<srs<ss go~ q Viii beooDse unissrsa1
steam snd al otheF ssrts a power vii -
aasplseec. aid With inssntioa stimulated.
- Il viii l.. T. tic extraordinary eleapr
ns-s q tie u<s power. What may ~e Ept
sspecs IL tie Nay u RAPID transit. house
hold ecrssniences. electrical carriages -
take the pssoe II Lors<z. elevators In besi-
ness sf.d private houses. and Ell sorts 81
uAe1tneryf
III this theory q liam proves to br elsr>
rect. and tho electrical sspsfss sre Dot s1ls-
taken il their plaza ia rapid travel. the
next hundred yeArs viii axsesop changes
more stDIs1dc1s than have b<sa shown ID
the i~sl hundred. IN which pretfy n<1ris
ever, useful thing there y IN the sorid las
been invented, ! cannot nd ny>4,f 81 the
belief that We are on the eve of a. indus.
trial revolution a. y rssuh - electrical -
search and experiment. and take much
comfort from the redsction that tie people
cf the unisee States are likely Ia 10 the
Gr>t 10 fesl the good effect a the nr~ cls-
pefs4slon--afs. Ia fzes. " their WON'T 10
lead the nations On 10 . mer~ perfect sa-d
perhaps a. yet undrs4nri II civ ..lxssion"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

So ~rsf = rn< f-~e~src> s~--~~~s
the 20 rsn.s II f,<rhe. ~r1 ti> nee
49,
e~r1~r,e1sr p<s kisk<-f tt< tnIh
49, tag ks<k >1p<L csz.~z --Jru<k
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
Heavy Eait for Damages.

The johnson suit against the
Southern Pacific railroad, in which
the widow sues to recover $4,000
damages, came up in tho, United
States Circuit Court Tuesday.
II. N. johnson was killed by fall
ing frozh the running. board OF loco.
motive in August, 1892, and his
widow sues 90 recover the above
amount. One thousand dollars was
offered her to compromise, but she
refused. johnson was insured for
$4,000 or $4,000.
The defendants claim tnat johnson
was subject to fits and vertigo, while
on the other hand it is said that the
engine had been in the Humboldt
river i9 1886, where it lay for six
months, the result of wreck. Since
that time, il is said, the engine has
been in poor condition, and the day
of: +Johnsons accident hot water and
steam wero escaping into the cab from
the defective f1hes.
In attempting to fix the check valve
while the engine was running the
engineer Vas thrown of and received
Injuries FROM which he died.-Silyer
State,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10

Solomon says "there is time to
weep and q time to laugh, a time to
mourn and a Time to dance". We all
need amusements. What shall they
Der Shall we fish, hunt, bicycle and
play ball croquet and lawn tennis?
AL these things and moro will be
considered at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night in a discourse or
"Anuseuents." All lovers of amuse.
ments invited. Sermon will be
preached sabbath morning by the
minister in charge of the Presbyter-
ian Home Missionary fields of East.
erh Nevada. =,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
A Dfmeult Language.

II wish you would tell me the
meaning Of an expression I have no.
ticed in the newspapers" said n
Frenchmen who was studying the
English language.
"Very WE'LL" replied the American.
"Wbat expression do you refer tor"
One Of the newspapers said that
there was q 'nlgRer in The wood pile.' >
lob, that's an idiom. It means
there 10 ''suake in the grass" =,
= /" sNiggerin tho wobdpila' means
there's q snake in the grass?'" sad
the inquirer with puzzled air.
"Weil, both the expressions are
anonymous with the milk in the
coooanut' and IAN az TO grind Under.
stand?"
But the foreigner scratched bis
head and walked away with an exc
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
Shooting IN Fireinia.

Times must be getting pretty hard
in Virginia City. Dave Crosby, a
prominent merchant of that city, was
dumping Fred Sharon for bill, on C
street Thursday afternoon, when
Sharon whipped outAis revolver and
took a shot at Crosby hitting him In
the Reshy part Of the left thigh. The
Chronicle says that Sharon imme-
diately gave himself up to the Sheriff
and Crosby, after getting his wound
bandaged, wss driven to his home.
Sharon was locked up ponding an
examination. Crosby was unartned
at the time or there might have been
case for the Coroner
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
We Carlin Murder.


+ The facts brought out at the Coeo-
eer's inquest at Carlin yesterday, on
the body OF Wesley Hickerson, killed
by Goo. Rice Thursday evening, does
not differ materially from the ac-
count published in yesterdays INps-
pENOERT. The following ia the yer.
dict Of the jury:
CARIdN, June 8, 1898.
We, the undersigned jurors SUI
moned by L. e. Morgan, Coroner, to
enquire into the cause of the death of
Wesley hickerson, find that he came
to his death by being dragged from
his horse by means OF O. RATA in the
hsnds OF Geo. Rice, and that the
aforesaid Wesley Hickerson was
scout g years Of age and born in the
State OF California.
]. y. SATLEE, Foreman,
j. w. PUaTF,
20. A. D. Monks. -
...> AARON ARNHEIA,
r II. T.. HARRIS, 49,.
+. ROBINSON.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
BORN
SoHAFFER;--At DeetA, Elko County,
Nevada June 9Th. 1893 10 the wifa
OF John SchaGer, u son.

d. DIR. j. 8. LaFurY, the dentist, who
has frequently visited us will be IN
Eiko july '3rd, and will remain a few
days. Gail as soon as he arrives.
Artificial teeth without a plate a
speciality. 6-lOte
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10

pension Of % per month and $500 ar
rears fcc having fought in the war Of
the rebellion.
Sheriff Henderson received a dis
patch from Deputy Sheriff Howard
last evening stating that he had been
to the Red house and found no trace
OF Rice, the murderer OF Hickerson.
aNere is nonsws to. day from Deputy
Natter.
misfortune Teller-wcald you
like a RAnpse into the fsitute2 Pa
triot (whc has been appointed to OF
hce)-No. WhatI want is glimpse
into the past. I would like to know
if / voted for Grover Cleveland Just
for my health. -...
Aieatenaat Wm. P. Ray, Of the u,
s. Navy, Commander of the Coast
Survey steahner' McArth VI, committed
suicide at the Mare Island Navy hos
pital yesterday morning by cutting
his throat. Nervous prostration is
assigned as the cause.
"Is this hot enough for your" is a
silly question; but t you meet q man
who complains Of suffering from the
heat, ten TO one you will ind, on in
qutry. that he does not ase Ayers
Sarsaparilla TO tone up his system
and free his blood from irritating hui
mora
The Washington Post says that the
general feeling ia official circles is
that the government will use United
States troops TO enforce the Sunday
World's Fair closing decision. Of the
Federal Court ie necessary. though
tho latter contingency is not antici.
paNed. -. ,...... ......-.''
At the first iadication OF disorder,
the deranged OF enfeebled condition
OF the stomach, liver, or bowels,
should bepromptly rectiaed by Ayers
Cathartio Pills. These pills do not
gripe, are pereeotly safe to take, and
remove all tendency TO liver aud
bowel complaints. f..
The show at freeman Hall last
night did not attract Es large az audi
enue an its inertia deserve. The views
exhibited comprising scenery from all
ovef the world, were both interesting
and instructive. Owing to other en-
Ragenents the company will not, give
an exhibition tonight.
-Gazette:-In the crnsh Ct matter
and the wreck OF banks, NSsads has
escaped without Q bfuise. Not =
bank has failed in the State, and al
though her business nen complain of
hard times, they generally manage to
stein tho tide aud the list OF failures
10 less prOpottionateIy than in any
State in the Union. "
p Charley Boskowitz, the heavy
weight drummer, gave the IHDEPENO-
EsUr office a pleasant call this morn
ing. He 10 enthusiastic over the
celebration to be held at Reno on the
Fourth Of July. The Grand Army
boys OF Nevada end California will
have Q grand reunion and he wants
all thsold veterans to be there.
FoTd's Opera House, Washington,
In which President Lincoln wis
assasainsted collapsed yesterday bury.
ing in it's ruins q largo number Of
government employees. The first
floor collapsed through weakdess
caused. by excavating q cellar, and lee
fall carried down three floors and
with them hundred clerks. When
the crash came there were supposed
to be in the building 400 clerks, 10
messengers and 20 laborers, nearly
oil Of whom are killed or ssrioualy in
s,raA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
sALMAGUNDl.

"orld's Fair yesterday.
A carload of bottled beer was re-
ceiVed by the Gem to-day.
There were four bank ard Two
business failures reported in yester-
days dispatches.
Sheriff Henderson has notified the
officers up and down the road to be on
the lockout for George Rice:
DR.. j. w. Petty came down from
Wells to-day. He reports everything
quiet in the eastern part of the couh
ty. -. r.. -. - -'., =
The Southern Pacific has made
half rates from all points on it's line in
this State to Reno for the Fourth of
July. -
The Examiners car of boys and
>girls bound for The WerldS Fair will
pass through here tomorrow evening
at $50: '.s - .'.>.ei.. =.
The total loss by the Fargo fire is
now placed at three and a haR mil
lions; insurance one million, two
hundred thousand.
r. l.. Fulton, of Reno, passed east
last night en- roate to visit bis father
in Ohio. He will take in the Worlds
Fair before he ret lrns.
DR.. Henderson returned from
North Fork yesterday afteraoon
where he had been TO attend France
Jansen, aecousin OF Geo. Pratt's, who
is quite i'll with pneumonia.
A. w. Hesson, Major. Miller, j. p.
and Samuel Ross LETT for Mountain
City this morning on business con-
nected With the Ross estats1
Denmark has a woman bicyclist
who is, Secretary Of, the Danish Road
Club, and who has made the marvel
-ous record of l0l miles in twelve
hours, ~.
"A schooimistress at Tapolczau, Ia
Hungary, attempted to tear out q To-
male pupil's tongue. with red hot
pincars. The girl is in critical con-
dition. 49,. ,....i ..
The Odd Fellows OF Carson are
making extensive preparations for
the Entertainment OF the Grand
Lodge which meets there on the 10th
of this month. .
=
There is no excuse for any man to
appear in society with grizzly beard
since the introduction OF Buckiug-
hams; Dye, which colors q NATURAL
brown or black. 49, ', .
-, Lste reports from South Dakota
and Nebraska state that. cholera has
wiped out whole herds Of hogs, and
that the scarcity will be greater than
It was a year ago :.
..,, About s1o,OGo,OOO worth of gold
will be brought to the United States
by European visitors to tho Colum-
bian fair, according to estimates
made. by English financial papers. r,
The Carson Tribune says Fish
Commisaioner Mills intends, as soon
t. as the waters in the rivers recede, to
plant 10000 Eastern trout and AGO.
900 rainbow trout in the rivers Of this
State. ~
We do not believe that the Sherman
law will ba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, knoooi-..,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10

preston, Of despair on his counte-
nance.-Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10

AUDITORS OFFICE,
.:.u...- April .. 1895.
To the Honorable Board Of County Cemmis.
sionefs OF Elko County, Nevada
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit cur Quar-
teliy Report OF the Finances or he County
for the quarter ending Mar. 81. 1893.
Respectfully submitted:
'''.. .... GEO. a. NEFGs,
..., Auaitof,
NJ. II. MILLER,
..E Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET

Cash In tressury 70 tn" credit OF the VI ts
funds, March 81, 1895.
lnotaTe fnnd' over drawn. tDOg o.
In Judges Salary fund ...............
IN General County fund .......... IN, oil .
IN Cash Contingent fund ....>...n.. 1854 50
In Anoigent Sick fundr... ......u.... Asst s
In County School fund .>.............. sc
In ohicerG' Salary fund. ..... SOC A
IosAl. Observation-Disclosures. ..n.. 32,7l2 ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10
jOLNT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF RLKo COUNTY.

For the Quarter Ending 4Ear. a.,
EaSes.
Srt Ggsn OF q FsSsIE .AA.D
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-10

Balance In treasury As. 2Bl "a
The above balance stcnds to the credit OF tie
variap- Fandt % per Treasursf's Balance
, Sheet. dated March a, 1885,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Petition for Local OptiA

The following petition is IN
in the county clerks tlile:
We, the undersigned, being
voters in the town of NJ Grs]
county of McLennan and stat
Texas, do most bumbly petition
honorable commits ioners' court
her earliest convenience, to d
All election to be held in our Il
for local option. McGregor ID
incorporated town uuier the ges'
la SO of the state Of Texas, AID
me.es and bounds are a foIt1
Here follows. the fvll nota
NJ Gregor. The application
slgnei by fifty names. Date,
lltn, 1898.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Would Like to know.

Some people wouli like to know
What az engineer or fireman "a TO
do in a cas- Ike W have in Waco.
The law Of Ihs state requires the
engine bell to be kept continually
ringing when the engine il moving.
1t also requires that the whistle
shall be blown when at a public
road or street crossing. The fire
man is required to keep good
head of steam, or he is fired as no
good. The safety valve was made
to serve a useful purpose, and it
can't do otherwise than ''pop Off
occasionally. Here comes com.
plainants, and asks the city fathers
to stop this. The city marshal re-
ported last nightfthat he had mott
fed the yard.m aster that all these
things must be stopped, or they
would be fined. ODe dience to or
ders is the first duty Of railroad
man. His meat and bread and
honor depen3 upon it. Yet the city
council, at the request of a couple
CT interested parties, decide to com
pei these men to disobey both Texas
and their employers, or be mulct in
fine for dlsobeying the city regu
lations. Truly it is hard to serve
two masters? Whom shall We
obey? RAILROAD,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
Bob Brurdett.

Bob BuIdelt is coming to Waco.
Thus VIII be an agreeable announce
ment to every lover of amu,ement
of the most pungcnt pervadIng,
positive and mirth provoking kind.
This celebrated humorlst Will hold
forth III the Bue Room Of the city
ha Oh the evening Of November
.5th. The young ladies' will all
have plenty Of time to see to it that
their best fellows provide them
serves with tickets of admission.
And we know they will do this
when they learn that the subj ct Of
the lecture on that occasion Will be
"Tne Rse and Fall of the
Mustache.n
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
An uniOunded RumOr.

We are authorized to state til
the rumors about local option
wanted IN Waco, are without foun
dation in fact, 1t is claimed that
the prohibltionists are feeling
stronger every day, but they say
they are going to let the leaven
work q chile longer. "The country
people, one said today, "may de
mand local option in Waco some
time in the future" But it is pretty
certain that the question will not
be raised in Waco until after
Christmas consequently those who
are disturbed at all by the said ru.
mors may rest easy. The protrac.
ted meetings are doing more etfec-
tive work in Waco than a local
option contest could do. Hence,
prohibitionists to whom we have
talked, say for all to rest easy and
go to church.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-20
The David Case.

In Judge Scouts court the cu
the state VIZ. David occupied
attention of the C 'nrt 81 day.
bondsmen Of A. w. Weir, chi]
with theft, sure nderei him, a
m ade a new bond of $500.
The plea of the defense Y
David case is not insanity, butt
he had been rendered irrespou
by the use of morphine Inc
will be given to the jury tony