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Wayrants Wanted.
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Money TO loan on timber claims E w.
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HOOD CAN Al ROUTE
New Passenger steamer
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON
8.Jv am l.v Nj - ffacoma- ! To- A.I 5:13 am
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
A Baltic FOR Bio,d

10 what IIood's ~Sarsaparila vigorous
ly fights. and II is always victorious
in eSpelling all tho foul taints and
giving tho vital fluid the qualify and
quantity OF perfect health.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Destitute Jews.

Yesterdays Silver State save: A
family OF destitute Jews, consisting
OF man aud vito and five children.
two Of the latter being nearly grown,
have been stopping. at tho Central
hotel since Sunday. They nre from
San Francisco and are on their way
to Now York, it is difficult to see how
they are going to get there. as they
depend wholly upon charity to &c,
from n station to another. Their
last stopping place west was Lovelock
and an effort 10 being made TO get the
county com m%issioners TO send them
or to Elko.
The effort" spoken OF by tho Sill
Yer State was evidently successful
as the family arrived hero lust night
on No. , and are now quartered a. tho
Depot Hotel, living Oft tho county.
Commissioner RiGsby will ship them
To Ogden tonight. The Elko COM
missinuers should serve notice or the
Humboldt commissioners that all par
tioa heraf;er shipped from that coun-
" to become a charge upon this, will
be- shipped bnck 10y the first train.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Sayings Of Great Men.

A nee government Cannot long en-
dure whore the tendency OF laws is to
concentrate the wealth OF tho coun.
try in the bands Of the few.-Wsbs-
ter.
Tho millionaire OF to-day ia az dan
gerous to society us was the bsronial
lords Of the middle ages.--lIorace
Mann.
Tho Republican and Democratic
parties are both. controlled by monop-
olists. and neither dare assert the will
or policy Ut its constituents.-David
Davis.
Monopoly has the Republican party
in one pocket aud tho Democratic
party in the othsr.-TalmaRe.
Our legislatures have been bought
and sold till NO think no moro OF it
than tho buying and selling OF 30
many cuttlo. Henry Ward Beechor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
State Fair Exhibits,

The people OF Nevada ehould mako
the Fair rs much OF nm attraction for
the people of the adjoining States rs
u own. Every farmer, produ Ger
manufacturer md mcrchrnt shonld
ioin in aud help, AZ il banefits them.
selvcs ns we'll rs the whole commu-
ni:y by drawing outSidors' attention
to the products OF Nevada, Tho Gu
try clerk will bo on hand at tho pa.
vilion all This week 10 aesign space 10
the exhibitors and give Information,
Liberal cash premiums pre cot apart
for exhibitors. All are invited 10 ex-
hibit.-Reno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
GFnoA THURSDAYS DAILr.l
6AhMAGUNDI.
Bar silver is 1891 to. day.

Bar silver is 1891 to day.
VT. Smith and mother went To
San Francisco yesterday.
Charlie Henderson leaves for Ann
Ardor University to. night.
WI. Hargrovo left for tho Dusk
Valley Reservation on this mornings
stage.
Surveyor McCllellan laid of tho
foundations for the new Episcopal
church this morning. ~.
Tho Atlanta Constitut,o, says east
tern Republicans and Democrats
make a rare combination. they are
in business Tor Q uuly.
Misses Lille AMI Hattie Roeen-
stock leave for Omaha tonight TO
join their mother and sister. Tho
young ladies' take with them tho good
wishes OF everybody foT their future
welfare.
"What," asks the Now York Re-
cordcr, els there mere sound than n
big silver dollar with the stamp OF
Uncle Sam on it! Try it with the
baker, the grocer. tho drygoods mcr-
chant or the landlord"
Although receipts OF cattle Mt Chi.
cugo during the paat eight months de-
creased almost 100000 hcqd ne COM
pared with 1892, the combined in
a at Kansas city, Omaha AMIDST.
Louis OF almost 2S8,GN head leaves
an increaee for the four markets Of
$500 head, q good showing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
(FRoM TUESDAYS DAILr.l
5AI,aIAGUNDI.
Silver is S.74E to-day.

Silver is S.74E to-day.
Willie Mayer arr !od from Suoho-
mish, Wash, this morning ON a VISIT
to his parents. d.
President Cleveland, 60 the dis
patches say, refuses TO GTnnt any con
cessious in tho silver fight. "Uncon-
ditional repeal or nothing" is his mot
10.
At Carson last waek, in a suit tn
enforce payment Tor roud work Judge
Eising decided TINT a county COM
missioner had no right 10 let con
tracts 10 himself.
II is reported Tint Burth killed a
ptror about FIVE milcs from Carson
aud cut out ~juciest steaks. Matt
BrGnnan 6nd Bill Goodman arc On
tho trail Of tho steor. Appeal.
Judge Russ, OF tho Southern Cali
furnia District, believes n enforcing
the Gcary law Ho ordered seven
cinnamon deportsd Yesterday and is-
suod warrants for tho arrest OF TWEEN
ty moro.
Fred Gray indicted for the murder
OF Adam DiEoa, in Douglns county
pleaded guilty to murder in the
second degree and wss sentenced by
Judge Rising TO seventeen ycnrs in
the state prison.
"Well, l should sny tho times were
hard. Why, oven Tho buttons are
smaller than before" So said tho
pastor 10 the plate passer OF a church
M no wGa picking ver tho contents
Of tho plato TINT had mado n tour
through his worDhip'ul flock.
a gang OF robbers stopped IN Ok
pTcss train ON tho Lsko Shore road,
at n siding near Kcndallville, Indi
ana. Monday night aud took between
100000 and 100000. Tho robbers
mado their escape and ut last nc
counts wero still nj large.
The .%coroner's jury that inquired
into tho cauee OF the dcath OF David
Walls, tho msn found dead on the
top OF II freight chr 10 Reno Saturday
night, ron dcreh n verdict that the
Cause Of death vas honorrhnge OF
! tho lungs. There wcro no bruises on
tho body.
Cleveland has u vcst that be cant
pull down. Sor ntor. Vest, who fried,
roaetod md stewCd him tho other
dry In the schalc. There 10 als o n
congressman bnmcd Chin, who IL for
mist him. Would It he proper to s;iy
To Glover "Wipe or your chinl"--
Homer Index.
Yesterday was "silver dry" at the
Worlds Fair. but through nismau.
agcment or misunderstanding the
programme wa not carried out. Gov
ernor Prince, Senator Stewnit and
| olhcrs wore 10 havo delivered I'D
dresses, but Doughorty Of Texas was
the only Que who appeared aud only
n small audience listened 10 hun
The afternoon programmo was abau.
donod.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
A Tragic Death.

Tho Carson Tribune reports the
following ttngio dosth in Mason Val.
10y: Last SundayiA. W., Rrann and
doc" Mason, hio s~tcptather, had
sou,e Trouble about thoir landed pos.
sessions. Monday morning about 3
o'clock Lason sol iro TO tho hnystack
md dwelling, both OF which wero con-
suu,ed, aud then committed Suicide
by lying fauo down In n pool OF watcr
ten inches do,p. a coffin was this
morning shipped frym this oty by
Martin Dcwnoy. and tho deceased
will he buried NJ Wabuska,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
lFRoM WEDNESDAY S DAILr.l
SALsiAGUNDI.

Lee Parsons arrived from Ogden
on No. 4 to-day.
Baby Ruth's little aister is to DO
named Naomi.
Governor Mckinley opened the Re-
publican campaign at Akron, Ohio,
yesterday.
Money is scarce tins year, but not
Rs scarce rs Democratic votes bill be
next year.-Kansas City Journal.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
lost a quarter Of a million dollars by
n lire in Chicago Monday night.
a New York hosier states that all
stockings bought Of him Mt q cent OF
over so cents a pair will DO darned
free OF charge for n year.
It is said That tko wi.e OF q New
York millionaire has FOR the last
thres years been travelling Nil
over Europe trying to match n
penrl.
Some fool or tramp went around TO
several houses last night and woke
people up and enquircd for a bed.
IL he com % again, give him o warm
reception.
II notice that that congressman
talks n good deal nbout the farmer in
his speeches" ''Yes """Doos he know
much about Agricultural" "Well no
has had hay iercr."-.EI.
Tho IEDEpESDESr returns thanks
to Congressman Nowlands for II copy
OF the Congressional Record contain
my bis sp cch delivered in tho
House On this repeal of tho Sherman
law.
Tho not earnings OF tho Southern
Paciiic Railroad Company, Atlantic
mud Pacific systems, for tie first
six months OF 1903 show IN increase
Of s3l3,902 over the ssme period OF
1862.
Tho trial OF Chris Evans. tho Cali
iornia train robber md all around
desperate, will begin Mt Fsuno on
October 3o,h. Hen. VIM. Woodburn
OF this State will DO Quo OF his de-
tenders.
According 70 DR.. Darwin aud
others it takes q monkey thousands
oi years TO mate u man OF himself,
but II man a Tsko n monkey OF
himsclt 10 a minute. Wo lead tho
world.-Ex. .,, Viz 80 ,, -.
Carson Tribune: sardis Summer
field, tho victim Of Yesterdays scur.
riIous article in the Morning Appeal,
met tho oditor on tho street, chcwcd
him up awhile and then spat the
uncloan stun on the sidewalk. That's
all.
An Indian bravo on n visit 10
Washington was allowed tO cit for n
foS momonts In tho speakers chair
tho ethcr day. which morsd Jorry
Simpson 10 romark that no pthor
savngo had eat tboro since Reeds
limo.
The scientific American" enys
that the boat recipe FOR going through
liic in n commondahlo way, 10 TO ioel
thnt everybody, no matter how rich
or how poor, needs all the kindness
he or she eau get from others in the
world.
Atlanta Constitution:--In the wilda
Of Rabun county there 10 n s%iill-s
"~moonlight distillery"-which ia said
to bo managed by two beautiful
wunIon. II is.not given Gut officially
but nevcr,lirlcp. Known 10 the few,
That no rovonuo man who ventures
on thoso promises ovos zones out
bonrt whole ind iauoy iroo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
A Grcnt Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gums Improved I.iycr Pills
nro u aure euro for sick hcndnchc,
bi!ioua complaints, Dyspepsia, indi.
pcslion, costiscncss, torpid livor, etc.
Those pills insure perfect digestion,
correct tho liver and stomach, rcgu.
Into tho bowels, purify and enrich
tho blood aud mako the skin clear.
They also produce Il good appetite
and iuvigorn,e and strengthen tho en-
trio eystam by their tonic notion.
They only require n pill for q dose
md revcr gtipo ar fict"n. So!d at
% cls n box by l.. +. Muller, Drug
gist.
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(FRoM MONDAYS DA1LY.l
sALSIAGUNDI.
Silver is s.7t,k to-day.

Silver is s.7t,S to-day.
Archie Dorscy's team rsn away yes-
terday.
Bert Mcintosh left for LoYeleok
this morning.
Miss Hattie Clark left for homo on
No. 4 to-day.
r. 4. Shearer arrived from Milford.
Utah, last night and loft for Stotcl
by this mornings stugo.
j. II. Bradley came up from Rouo
last evening. He reports everything
quiet in tho Western part OF State.
Goth Hast md c. Z. Mack, Of Vir-
ginia, and b. f. Riley. o: Paradise
were passengers on No. 3 this morn
inG, bound for the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows which meets
in Milwaukee next Monday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
(FEoM FnrpAr's DArLr.]
sALsIAGUNDi

Esther is tho baby's name.
The Nevada wool growers meet in
Reno on tho 10Th.
9 The revolutionary forces throw a
few shells into Rio Janeiro yesterday.
Lawrence T. Neal opened tho Ohio
Democratic campaign at Newark yea
terday.
The trial Of Parsons for tho murder
OF Hamilton in Virginia City a Few
weeks ago has been transferred to
Ormsby county. 7in"
Tho Board OF Equalization will
meet nort Monday. the 18th. All
having business before the Board will
please take notice. CIV
Men engaged in the sheep business
wishing TO buy any bucks, wonld do
we'll to read the nd of Wm. Mitchell
in another column. ,
There are but three Nevada boys
at Stanford University: Jesse NJ.
Whiteh OF. Wadsworth; Thos. Story Of
Gold Hill and Thos. Il. Hotor OF Car.
son.
II You want a reliable dye that will
color an evon brown or black, and
will please and satisfy you every
time, use Buckingham's Dye for tho
Whiskers.
Channcey NJ. Dspew advised every
body ito go 10 'he great Worlds fais
-evon II they hal TO borrow tho
money" A Texas preacher takos
Chnuncey ION the wing" as it wero,
and writes him asking the loan OF
500 for that purpose"
People who 1.-Two in now countries
nre liable to DO Frustrated by mala-
rial fevers. Inhabitants OF citiea, by
reason OF bad drainage, and unwhole.
some odors, suffer from similar dis
cases. Ayers Aguo euro ia warrant
I'D a specific for oil malarIal poisons.
BY a notice in another column it
will be seen that John w. Puett has
purchased tie business heretofore
conducted by S;ssou, Crocksr & Co.,
in Cirlin. The INDEPENDENT is glad
to note this evidence OF Bro. Puett's
prosperity and hopes that the same
good fortune will attend him 10 tho
future.
In all that goes to strengthen aud
build up tho systcm weakened by
disease and pain, Ayers SarsaparilIa
is tho superior medicine. 1t neutral.
izcs tho poisous left in tho system
after diphthoria md scarlet iever, and
restores the debiliated patient 10 per-
feet honlth and vigor.
Mr.. Mcbride has in his possession
a pieco OF float quartz, picked up by
10y Lahs cn she placer mining claim
of L. Penrod in the Bruneau country
sast week. II ia about as largo ns n
mans fist and fairly sParkles with
rec gold, The gold shown on the
urfaco is estimated to be worth
twelve dollars.
A country editor sarcastically 70
marks that ho wants TO purchase q
sick Of -four, two pnirs Of socks aud a
pair OF susponders and that he is pre-.
pared tn receive lowest bids for the
sams. lie also states that he has n
perfect right to call for bids as many
merchants trent him in this way whom
thoy want 81 worth Of printing done.
Elk.
There is some Roldbug ut work in
our city, and tho sooner he ia dis.
covered tho casier il will be TO give
him n lively silver banquet. lilo ia
contemplate enough to even iufu-
once tho innocent brethren from
across tho line, and il wns only ysBtor.
day that no got his work in. One of
tho brothron with n load OF Utah's
delicious fruit refused to take n
standard s'lvor dellar Tor moro than
80 conts, giving Rs his reason. that he
was reliably informed that Grover
bad otampod it as anir ."-piocho
TEln
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Silver 10 e.74K TO day.

oii'oI 10 WA 10 ony.
DR.. Petty, Of We,lo. WINS O visitor at
the County Scat to-day.
There woro 10000 paid admissions
NJ the Worlds Fair yesterday.
Commissioners Russell went down
20 tho Battle Mountain ranch to day.
Tho town Of Cayucoa, Cal, was
nearly destroyed by fire yesterday
morning.
w. S. Holbrook. formerly clerk Mt
fhe Depot Hotel, diod in Ogden lust
Thursday.
Baby Ruth has a sister. The littlo
chsrub was born al 2 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon.
A. Is. Ellipan, Superintendent Of
tho Ne'aia Central railroad, died in
Austin WsdneBday.
Monday 10 Silver Day ut the
Worlds Fair. Elk Congressman
Dsrtino will DO n Of tho speakers.
60 without eating for just ono day.
TRr IT. SEQ il you don't fecl liko an
Anarchist" when night comcs.-.Ex.
ID. II. HASKELL. the Southern Pa
oifc TOWNSHIP ngent, arrived on No3.
last evening and returned on No. 4
10 day.
John Mexico left for Carson Inst
aight 70 take a position IN guard at
at tho State Prison. He will mike n
good officer.
A charter has bacn filed in Kansas
for tho now Populist roRd, running
from Dakota To tho Gull. Its capital
stock 10 als,Ooo,ooo.
Mlss Kato Burdop werror. n Carson
tchoolma'au. has been engaged by
the Board OF Regents 10 teach in tho
Normal Department OF the State
University.
Anybody knowing tho whereabouts
u Louis Il. Dickinson will confor n
favor on his relatives in tho Enst by
notifying +. T. Molocho, Tiuokcc,
California,
Governor Flower Inns presented tho
New York State building nj tho
Worlds Fair 10 tho Bourd OF Lady
Managers for a permanent museum,
for womhn's industrial work.
s The President has appointed A. ii.
Willis, OF Kentucky, Minister to Ia
vail. Tho appointment Of Villa ID
regarded M IN official notice that the
Islands will not DO annexed.
Mrs. Moore spoke TO n largo audi
snco at the Presbytorinu church lnsl
nlght. Hor address was IN nblt
. presentation Of tho liquor question
from tho Prohibition standpoint.
george saehingtion" said Tommy
In tho courac OF regular Friday ICON.
position" "wus n man who, II he
pointed d gun at a man md told tht
mhu II waRn't loaded, tho man woult
aot get a bit scnred. "-Ex.
4 man said 10 be 70 years old hai
entered ut Princeton college. liz
had Rll his lite been imbued with
desire to hayo y college education
and . Legacy has NJ last placed hiu
In 4 position 10 obtain no..
Tho International Medical Con
gross at Washington after n toll dis
cussion OF tho subject, agreed tina
consumption was contagious and thu
the pnblic must DO mado TO undor
stand tho fact. Tho d0ctoro recon-
mond that as thorough diSinfcctloI
be made 10 consumption oasos ss Il
souto Towers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENTS.

Tho following taOulnted otatemcut of thirty. FIVE o: the heaviest tazpayers
OF tlko County, showing their assessed valuations for the yeara 1890, 1891,
1892 and 1885, and their total assessments for thoss years, was handed Is the
INDEPENDENT by one OF the heaviest taxpayers in the county with q request
that it be publiOhed. Tho figures for 1887 .ne not complete, owing to
changes that will De made by the Board OF Equaiization:
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Average arse in Messed valuation OF thirty-fvc taxpayers ri EiKo County
since property was assessed BY State Board Of Equalization, 1891 per
cent. -
Average rinse in assessed valuation c. p Il r. Co since property was Is.
stssed by State Bonrd III Equalization, 28S per cent.
The Central Pacific Co. placed tho valuation OF all their property in the
county Mt sle90lo5 and Assessor Eggers raised tito tho above amount.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17

Hoods Pills euro all livor ills. 25o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-03
Attorney Steenerson Attacks
the Constitutionality Of
the Prohibition Law.
He Asks the Supreme Court
for a Writ in the Case
Of Larrabee.
The People North Of the Man.
itoba Line Also Have Too
Much Water.
Minnesota River Booming at
Mankato--Pembinans Go
ing in Boats.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, n. D., May 2.-The state
supreme court convened today. The
calendar contains twenty cases, some
being important, among them the fam
Gus York divorce case, and the action to
determine the validity of the penitenti-
ary trustees appointed by the governor,
the trustees not having been confirmed
by the senate. Attorney SteenersOn, of
Crookston, who has undertaken for
conditional large sum to knock out the
prohibition law in North Dakota on
constitutional grounds, applied to the
court for a writ of habeaS corpus on pc
tition of William Larrabee, now impris-
Oned in Fargo Jail for alleged viola
tion of the prohibition law. The petition
sets forth that the prohibition article
in the constitution is void because 1t
did not receive a majority of all the
votes cast at the election on the adop-
tiOn of the constitution. The cOnten-
tion is that the majority Of the votes
cast on the article itself was not suf-
ticient, but that 1t should receive a ma
jority of all cast at the said election.
1t is also contended that the prohibition
law of 1890 is void because of defec-
tive title. Much interest centers in the
case, but the attorney general says the
points raised are wholly and ridicn-
lously worthless. The action is brought
in such a manner that it can be appealed
to the federal supreme court, which is
doubtless the desire of the liquor men
behind this case.