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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-06
A Military BANQUET.

Last Saturday evening Lorin A. Lath-
rop. United States Consul at Bristol. Eng
land, was rendered banquet by ex-mem-
bers of F Company. Second Artillery. OF
which company Mr.. Lathrop was MEM
Der from 1878 to 1880. Major Duboce was
master of ceremonies. Those who at
tended we're: Major Victor ID. Duboce,
Major James A. White. CAPTAIN Charles
+. KiDsman. Ensign I. +. Tracy. b. T.
Flint, John Dixon, VIII E. Fisher, Henry
A. Smith. Ii. /. Solomon. +. Il. LON bard.
j. w. G. Cofran. William II. c. Fowler,
b. q. HASKELL. H. c. Good. George Chllds
and W. S. Duval.
Caught Fighting.
Patrick Murphy, teamster, and Frank
Reynolds, an ironworker, were caught
fighting yesterday noon by Policeman +.
Davis on Fourth street and promptly
taken 10 the Southern District station.
RICHARDS s. Co., druggists 406-S Clay.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-06

CALL and see our special So so hats. Arnett
Millinery, 779 Market street, near Fourth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
4 ltetractiOn

An article appeared in the INDIE
Pen DE*. II shuTt time ago under the
caption Of Queer WJrh" which has
been construed as Il Tche elton npun
Hon A l.. Fitzgerald in his uili:ial
~caiHc!ty. The article purporicd to
give the ronWks made by the Judge
ia Diminishing the case oi Ito State Of
Ne"ada against Commissioner j. 4
Blossom, Of Lander county, .iudlcted
for nrnlfcasauce in Office.
The editor % this papor h:d no in.
tentiun whatever OF even insinua,iGg
that Judge Fitzgerald wns artun,ed
10y corrupt motives IN distressing tic
III iicimcnt against Blossom ADD. II
such an opiuiDa wal Il ;'5.,l
by the heading Of tho article or the
comments On the same. he most un.
he~siiatinGly rctracts the offensive
words and makes II public uEo!ugy To
the pure and conscientious Judge he
unwittingls injured.
Had we known tho full history o.
tie case ut tho tinr, the article would
not have appeared in these columns.
The mischief bong done, however,
the only thing left for us 10 do is To
mnko what PREPARATION We ran oy
publicly %rctract'ng The offensive
words. This VI do without any res
orl Rtiun whatever.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
(FEoM WEDNESDAY S DA1Lr.]
~SSALMAGuNDl.

Tho weather is lovely.
f. c. Mcclellan returned from n
surveying trip this morning.
j.. Brooks shipped five carloads OF
beef cattle, bought on South Fork, TO
Oakland to day.
The Senate yesterday discussed tho
Hawniiah situation aud the House
considered the bankruptcy bill.
Prof. L. G. Sp!dcr has brnght the
Crombie residence on piety itll' and
proposes to become II permanent
resident Of Elko.
E.!io Lodge No IS. |. o. y. T..
elected the following officers Satur-
day evening: f II. Keyscr, y. G; \.
w. lirsson, V. 6; W. w. Booher,
Secretary and $. NJ. Henley. Treas
urcr.
AT n regular communication OF
Elko Lodge No. IL, T.. & \. NJ. he'd
last evening the following officers
were elected: j. j.. Keyscr. " NJ;
j.. NJ. Morrow.S y; Thomas Hunt
er, J. W; +. +. Muller, 1~'reasur,r and
j. f.. TripIett, Secretary.
f. j. Frank and j. j. Baird hive
discovered n vein 9f excellent shalo
at Bullion. II is ha!d 10 burn much
bettsr than the Exc shade. 4 sam
pie sent Ia ruscarora To DO tested is
said to have produced excellent re-
suits y specimen can be seer at
the INDEPENDENT office.
G. f, Mark has non his suit before.
the Supreme Court removing Cover
nor Co cord ard Attorney General
~furreYsOn from the Buaru Of l:egpnts
If the Stat University. The Board
now consists III but three members:
III l. Fish, j. W. ~llaines ard g. T.
Mack. they cannot 10 much worse
than the five have done.
One OF Rrinhari & Cos big bay
hCrrcs, worked in the delivery wagon
OF that company and driven by John
Sterling, while standing near the
freight house, Became frightened at
the switch engine and for Il mpmcn,
tremOlcd with fear then reared into
the Gir and fell dead. Sterling was
unloading IA a Of freight and put
ting tho carg" INTO tho delivery
wagon whoa the above occurred, and
the onl"okcrs say the animal wae
very nervous and no doubt d!ed OF
heart dIs,ass. Silver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
WITH THE ELECTRICIANS.

THE citizens OF East Hartford, Conn,
are organizing All clcctric-lighting
company with n capital stock OF
$4,000.
ST.. LOUIS has n novelty in the shape
of IN electric ambulance. 1t Is faster
and steadicr than similar vehicles
drawn by horses.
ELECTRIC clocks that automatically
ring bells Mt the end of each recitation
hour or period are being put into u
number OF New England schools.
THE Union Street Railway company
of New Bedford Is to increase its cleo
trio power plant so us to DO able TO do
vclop $500 horse power.
OSE of the most ingenious md II
mental schemes of ballroom dccora-
ton that has appeared this. season Ia
the idea of u London iccinan Of freez-
ing incandcsccnt lamps into large md
prettily.moldcd pieces Of ice. Such
decorations serve the double purpose
OF giving forth both GOODNESS and light.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
From ruUGSDAY's DAILY.


Silver Is ;. G91a to-day.
Another storm is brewing.
Eastern oyhIb!ts FOR the Midwinter
Far are going Though by the car
load
Lieutenant Governor Popjnde went
to ]fuscurora this morning L inspect
Co. f.,
\ Chinamau uamcd Lee Qucne
com nittci suicide ut Winnenuccn by
hanging himself.
1t 10 said the Missouri state treas.
ury holus $500 GO Tor distribution
among unknown heirs.
Everybody Interested in tho future
prosperity Of Elk county should
s;Sn tho petition To tho Commission
cFs. published elsewhere, and return
it 10 w. I. Smith.
Tho tcuchers If the Episcopal
Su nday school are making arrange
mcnt. TO give all the children Of Elko,
irrespective Of sect or demo Mn ILiul
n Christmas tree, The IHJErESDrHr
hopes that the ladies Will DO success.
fwl in raising sufficient money. Open
your purses md make the children
happy.
Folks 10 always maxim fun Of de
fellors dat d. world calls 'has-Uccns'"
said Uncle Mosc. but it looks 10 mo
lax it an II hcap better for n man u
10 II has been dIn 10 TO n nebber
was.-lndianapolIs Journal.
Tho Southern Pacili, Company
are using electric head lights on tho
engines. They give u much brighter
light than oil and illuminate the
truck for n long distance. The bril-
liancy OF the light can DO regulated
by The engineer.
notwithstanding tho improved out
look on tho CorDstock il is not advis-
nblo for mun in search OF work TO
como here. There nrc now fully 500
unemployed experienced miners on
tho CoustCck, with fan.ilies TO sup.
port, who will DO given tho prefer
"ncc WHOM moro mel arc required in
tho mines - Enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Fair Matters.

Monday afternoon p. II. jIulcahy,
ono OF the Midwinter Fair Managers,
talked TO tho County Commissioners
regarding Elko county's exhibit aud
urged the Board to make an appro
prIatioa To tho State Board OF Asri
culture to aid the enterprise. Mr..
Mulcahy stated that the amount ap-
pFuprinted by Elko county would DO
refunded, providing tho next L"gis
latnre would make an appropriation
for that purpose.
Al the conclusion OF his remarks, n
general discussion OF fair matters
toak place in which commissioners
tsi@sby and Wilson, ". II. Smith, L.
:. Harrington, District Attorney Pr |
terson and Others took part. All ex-
pressed themselves heartily in favor
OF the Commissioners making IN ap-
preparation OF $1,000.
Tho Commissioners expressed them
selyes in favor q making AN nppTC-
prin,ion OF $1,000, providing IA petition
representing tho majority OF tho tax.
able property OF the county is pre-
sonted TO the Board at tho next meet.
ing. The Board acting on the sug-
g%estion OF Manager Mulcahy appoint
ed ". y. Smith 10 ore OF II COM
mitteo TO collect and prepare tho cx-
hibit for shipment. The member Of
tho committco from tho north was
left with Commissioner Wilson to BE
lcct on his return 10 Tuscarora. L.
s. harrington, Webster Patterson and
w. W. Buohor were appointed n CON.
mit,co to prepare n petition asking
tho Commissioners to make an appro
priution Of $1,000 TO tho S:ato Board
of Agriculture TO be expended in TX.
hIhIting the resources OF tho State
Of Nevada and OF Elko county nj tho
" ldwintcr FAIR
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
FARMING IN FOREIGN LANDS.

COOPERATIVE dairying is growing
very rapidly in France. and there is
more inclination TO make butter than
cheese.
THE chief agricultural products Of
San Salvador are coffee, indigo. sugar
bnlsan, tobacco, India rubber, rice and
mora wood.
A FOREST fire, that ragged for five days
in the wooded mountains of France, de-
stroycd 10000 ncres OF pine forest,
valued ut $4,000.
POTATOES sold we'll this season In
England, at 500 to sl25 per acre. One
farmer sold his crop Of fifty acres in the
ground for s., 1000.
EXPERIMENTS are being made by the
French department Of agriculture TO
transform tree tvvigs aud leaves into
food for horses and cattle.
THE French war Office now accepts
contracts for oats, barley and hay for
tho cavalry, OF the basis of the
nutritivc value of the grain and
forage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Durglarizc1.

Last night when John Walker,
night bartender at the Commercial
Hotel, closed the saloon lac took two
sacks e .ntnining aD3Gt 2iO0 and put
thom in u trunk in his room, locked
IT and put the key und. his PILLOW
us usual. III $ morning when he got
up hc found the door To- his room
open and tho trunk missing, md
thought that Mr. Abel, tho p,oprio
tor, lin1 taRcn il for II joke. This
Mr. Abel denied and plgyfuIiy ac-
cusrd 'lr. Walker Of playing II joke
on him. Mr.. Walker eiOn satisfied
The proprietor that he was net jok-
iug.
Tho officers were notified and n
search WE commenced for tho miss
ing trunk. Constable TtipIctt found
it about IL O'Clock in'Gay Dawl,,'s
stable Tho lock had @ccn cut out
with u knife or chiscl and tho sacks
Of motley were missing. Tho burglar
IN his haste UrcrlO, kcd II sark in the
bottom o the trunk. containing Sli,
belonging 10 Mr.. Walker. Suspicion
was nt uncc directed 10 jim Brown, n
wood hnulcr from South Fork, who
had lrft town Def re- tho robbery was
discovered. Constable Triplctt aud
FIX Sheriff Polk startcd IN pursui'.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
THE ORIGIN OF NAMES,

SToT was formerly n herd. hence tho
Stottards and Stoddards.
FREE and Freeman were once tho
names of m~anuinittcd slaves.
BELuAM represents the fuller and
moro cuphonious Bcllehomme.
BRIDGE, DriGger and Brigster wore
toll-takcrs Mt the kings bridges.
REYNOLDS, Rcynardson, Rankin are
descendants OF Rcynard, the Fox.
BLOCK, Blocker and Blockmnn are
the sons Of men who fashioned hats.
SIMON gave us Sims, Simpson, Simp-
kins, Simcoz, Simmons and Simonds.
SrIcER is n descendant of the cspiccr,
or dealer who handled foreign spices.
PEDDER, Peddcrman, Pcdnan md
Pedlar had fathers who carried packs.
HooPER, Hopper and Bnrrcllcr came
from families supported by casl mah-
ing.
CALVERT was once q calf herd: so
also were the Calverds, Coverts and
Edwards.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10

Yesterday about noon, while Char.
Icy GrccnbSrG aud othcr parties wore
driving n band OF steers belonging
10 l.. Brooks through Chinatown,
ono OF tho s,ccrs brcnmo mad and
made al onslaught on Il Chinunan
who Was pressing. Tho stccr knocked
the Chinnman d0 yD, and, after paw.
ing him, laid down on him. The
Chinnman finally cStticatod himself
AMI tho mad animal wa roped and
tel down until thus" in charge had
driven tho rest 81 tho band TO tho
stock corrais Upon their return IL
WINS found thai ;hc steer was slil
mad, aud Coasiahl" rrrlott wrs sent
for who killed tho boast.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Must DO Passed.

WAeHraGros, Dec. 5-The general
drift Of npiuion among the Democrats
~ tho House rcoms to DO that tho tar.
III hill must TO passed and M epcodi-
ly no possible. There are some who
s.y thcy will make an attempt to
hhro il modified in certain points in
tho interest OF their constituents, but,
failing in that, they will vote for tho
bill. II in undoratool to DO tho in
icntiOn not To allow much time for
debate, owe IL cloturo hue 10 DO mp.
piled, with tho object Of getting tho
mcaeure before tho Senate hs quickly
An possible,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Rev. ". II. I. HoughtoD and wife
r.turaed from the East this norm
ing.
Regular meeting OF E!ko Lodge
No. IL, !. o. .. T., at their fall to-
night.
All in ne,d 81 dsntal work should
call on D.. l. 'ouard at once rs no is
going AWAY for Il fcw days.
Communion services at the Epi5co-
pa church to-morroY morning ~ IL
O'Clock. Evening prayer and sermon
Il, : O'Clock.
Tho coming session of Congress
bids fnir To- 10 no oSci,ing as tho
Board OF Lady Managers Of the
Worlds Fair.
Colonel Ingcraoll closes his lecture
on Lincoln with theso words: al in
cola was the grandosL figure Of il.r-
cost civil war, Lincoln is tho gentlost
memory OF our world"
HbN'lNloh ~ Cil'Ci w tlo hu. VI tNo
Shechnn Sisters in another column,
They have nll sorts OF toys TO please
tho youngsters on Christmas morn.
ing. Call and SEQ them.
President Cleveland has renom-
mattel W. Is. liornblowor. OF New
York, 10 10 Associate Justice OF the
Snpromo Court. IlOrnb!owcr failed
81 confirmation nj the cXtIa session.
Tho whisper OF n slandsrer can DO
heard farther than thunder. Some
OF tho doyil's brst hclpcrR ait close to
tho pulpt in church. a mean man
may got religion but he cant stay
mean and keep il. Rams liofn.
Tho Christians md New Years
buyer il likely to DO cautious tins
year and will look over our paper
carefully tn soc whore tlloy eau apcnd
thoir money to tho best advantage.
], sill pay you to advertise, tho 70.
turns will sui, you.
Commissioner Rissby informed Tho
Independent this morning that Il.
III. Mulcnhy, one OF tho managers OF
tho Nevada exhibit 10 tho Midwintcr
Fair, will be 10 EIko Monday To tnlIt
with tho pcoplo regarding Elko coun
ty'H exhibit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
SALSIkGUNDI

Nevada will have n Stale building
at tho Fair.
Lander county has appropriated
800 for the M'iwinter Far.
Ed. OielI shipped four carloads Of
beef cattle to Oakland to-day.
a suitable reward will be paid at
this Ollie for Il gold pin lost ia EIko
yesterd ". .Ses noticc IN another
column.
a Washington lady florist has
named u new chrysanthcmun in.
vented by her, "Ssnator Stewards
Minister'S"
Sheriff Henderson has paid the
County ftei3u or S3ll, for fees and
licenses cJllec ii dLr.As the month
of Nuvyn jcr
Roinhart's have received q largo
stock OF Christmas goods. Read
their Christmas al. elsewhere and
give them n call before purchasing.
Improper and deficient care Of the
scalp will GAUGE grayuess OF tho hair
and balducss. Escape both by the
uso OF that reliable specific Halle
Hair Ro newer.
The readers Of the INDEPENDENT
arc cautioned against %inirustlng any
business TO the Norman Claim Agen-
cy Box lGi Washington, ID. @. Thoy
are billis Of the HIST watcr.
Womack e Rodgers give notice
c'swhcre that thcy wLl give a mas
qucrndo ball at tEe Depot Hotel
Chrigtmas night. Tho Buys intend
I make their party tho event OF Ito
season.
The delinquent tax list Of Elko
county fu 1899 Amounts 10 Sil0,70 Gs
against sl5s,s7 last year. or the
amount duo tnreo Taxpayers, who
have never bron delinquent before
md WHO arc nbundnuLly aUle to pay
their taxes, owe s2jD,OI. This Ia n
splendid showing for Elko county
and proves that wc nro prosperous
despite tho hard times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
STATE RANK AND PRODUCTS.
coLonADo is frs, in silver.

CoL.onADo is first in silver.
WAsnINoToH is eighth in gold.
ALASKA ranks FIRST in scalskins.
UTAH Is third In silver ind tenth in
gold.
MONTANA Is fourth in silver, fifth in
gold.
IDAHO is sixth In gold and seventh In
silver.
FLORIDA is third in sugar and sixth
in rico.
MINNESOTA Is fourth In wheat. eighth
in onts.
NEVADA is second In gold md fourth
In silver.
THE two Dakotna lead oil tho states.
in wheat.
NEBRASKA Is eighth in corn and
ninth in rye.
SOUTH CAROLINA leads In rice, il
fifth in cotton.
VERMONT is fourth in copper and
seventh in hops.
RHODE ISLAND Is second In cotton
and linen goods.
WYoMISo is twelfth In cattle and
fourteenth in gold.
New MExico Is eighth In silver and
seventh in gold.
DELAWARE is the t~wenty-arst Of the
states in apples.
OREGON is seventh In fisheries and
fifteenth in wheat.
MAINE is fifth in buckwheat, eighth
In hops, ninth in potatoes.
LOUISIANA is first in sugar, third in
rice and seventh in cotton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
lFRoM MoSpAY's DAILr,l
SAIIoIAGUSDl.

F. II. O'Kee.e crme down from
Deeth to day.
Congress meets so-day. Everything
points to a stormy session.
The Commissioners were in session
to-day. The bills allowed will u
pear TO morrow.
Bc sure aud get your teeth fixed
this week al DR.. Leonard u ay 20 to
Tuscarora next week.
Miss Mamie Russell went I'D to
Ioano yesterday morning TO open
The echool at that place.
Miss L'dacoa,, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. c. Snyder, for
several weeks, left on No. 4 to DAY
for California.
Over l,O0O carloads OF stock-cattls
horses, sheep anG hoss-huve been
shipped from this station since Jan.
uRry lst.-Silvcr State.
See the notice Of mask ball at
f'reemnn Hall Christmas night. The
Elk" orchestra will furnish the music.
Make Up your mird To- take it in.
Ihco. G. Lennon, Superintendent
Of the Indian School at Grand June.
ton, Colorado, arrived Saturday in
search OF %''l',tle i%njuns" for his school.
lie left for tho Duck Valley rcserya.
ton yesterday.
p. III. Mnlcahy, ono }. the mana
gers OF Ncvadn's Midwinter Far ex
hib!t, arrived from Reno last evening
and spent this forenoon in taking
"iair" TO Elko's business men. lie
gave tho Commissioners Il talk this
afternoon.
l.. Wintcrmantlc, Elko's popular
Jeweler, has laid in II large stock OF
brand new holiday goods, watches,
diamonds etc, which he wants tho
people OF Elko md vicinity 10 in
spect before purchasing. His prices
are down TO suit the times. See his
new ad. in another column.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
MidMlnter Fair Tickets,

Agent MorroG informs tho Ixpx.
PENDENT that continuous trip .icketo
from Elso to San Francisco and re-
turn, on account OF the Midwinter
Fair, will be sold for s2s 90. This
ihcludes five admissions to the Fair
aud limits the tickets 10 thirty days.
In conjunction with these tickets,
special round trip tickots will DO sold
in San francisco TO points within
$50 miles Of San francisco for ono
and one-third fare ind to points over
LOO miles from San Francisco for one
and n fifth fare.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
lFRoM TUESDAYS DAILr.l
9ALMAGUNDI.

Silver is s.G9H to-day.
Mrs. j. G.. CromLie arrived last
evening from Palisade.
The memorial widow for tho new
church arrived yesterday.
&C. Wallace, uf Eureka, was in
town this forenoon. He left for tho
west on No. 4.
Manager dulcahy returned to Reno
on M. 1 to-dey we'll pleased with tho
result Of his visit t. EIko county.
The first copy OF the Territorial
Enterprise under its new manage.
uient reached our table last evening.
II IS heartily welcomed to our sane.
tum again.
The report OF the Com n~issioners
meeting yesterday afternoon On Mid.
winter Fair matters is unavoldably
crowded out tod ~. II will uppear
tO.mOrroS.
Nearly ali our spnce is taken up
with the President message and ex
tracts from the report OF the Com
mitice on Territories recommending
the admission of Utah, Arizona and
New Mexico int" the Union.
The State Board Of Agriculture
has received n check for $3.50 from ID.
.. Mills to ass'st in making IN ex-
hibit for the Midwintcr Fair. Ger
ZACH * Co., tue cattlemen. and Hen
dcrson Banking Co Of Elko also each
sent n check for SlCO for the same
purpose. Secretary Stodiard says
the tota' amount OF contributions to
date IL t2,25O. Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Well Pleased.

Mr.. Joseph Smith, II Of Ruby
Valleys cold citizens, iufnimcd tho
lYnErESDEHr Monday that that the
people Of his section wcrc we'll pleased
with tho Eastern men who bought
thoir cattle. They received higher
prices than tho san Francisco buycfa
would pny aud were able 10 dispose
" oil thcir cattle without having the
roprcr stccrs ard COWS left OF their
hands rs formerly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Execution Of q Man I'M Early Days
Recalled.

On Saturday tho Record. Union
published It. facts rclntivo To the
execution OF Gcors" Nelson Symonds
in Sacramento in 1861, concerning
which inquiry had been madc II the
Attorney. General. Tho American
Legion of Honor Journal nov comes
to hand with the following:
"ln 1851 II young man famed
George Symonde left Tcmr!c!nn.
Mass, for California. Previous TO
his departure no borrowed money
from II friend, and gave rs n security
n policy OF insurance on his lie. AZ
tor two wears residence ia California
hc wns arrested, speedily tried, CON
yicted and publicly hanged for brut.
ally muricriuga pack pcddlcr. Tho
insurance policy which he gave To-,
security had u clause Ia IL declaring
that II tho ono whose life the policy
was drawn should como to hIs death
by public execution according to tho
forms Of tho law, tho policy should
DO null and void.
"Roccntiy tho holder o. tho policy,
which, by tho way, had never been
destroyed, received tho n.wS that
Symonds died m innocent man, aud
.hat HE friends in Templcton Ind re-
coiycd an authenticated report of II
death bod confession OF n man who
sworo that no, md not Symonds,
murdered tho pcddlcr. Tho courts
will now DO askcd to compel tho in.
Ruraucc ngcnt to pay tho principal
OF tho policy, with interest from tho
tiuo IL had knowlcdgo OF SymOnds'
dcutii. Tho case IL without prOco.
dent In tho annals Of insurance lit.
untinn in n 10 rDuutry
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
TO THE TAXPAYERS Of ELKo COUNTY.

In order TO meet The c1pmsc Of property crhibhi"g and advertising tie
resources Of The State Of Ncrddd 1t the coming Midwinter Far, to De IL Id
in San Fi0mcisco, the Nerdda State Agricultural Soacty proposes that te
SereFGt Counties Of Nerdfd shall loan 20 The association he sum oS .0O0l
and pledges ihoV to use al honorable means 10 induce the Legislature ct
its ncri session TO make a appropriation swDicGntto repay such loan. or
MSiO loan the Society has asked EkO Cturty TO gre SLOJ0.' Tais, h0ucrcr,
III: County Commissioners ar; unuciNIng to ito, unless 50 requested by petit
ton Of ihe tdGldysrs IF the County. 1t is.bcIcrcd that The advantages Of
the advertisement lchch ENO County rN Icceire by participating in the
Midmintrr Fair wiHje rorfh many times The umOuHt whch us are request
ed 10 hGn We, therefore, ask ga to signify your approval Of The pr posed
loan by signing and returning 10 ". T. Smith at EXC, Nerdda, iunedi
atLy Tie JoAowiGg petition.
L. S. HARRINGTON,
WEBSTER PATTERSON,
". W. BOOHER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
Further Inriructions Postponed.

Aftet lending carefully up 10 tho
subjcct tho teacher Of tho class in
tho Waits Mission Sunday school
foit confident no lGd made nm im
preston on Snub Nosod Mike, tho
hoOtbluck.
"And now, Nike" no said, adapting
hia Rtylo Of talk To tho vocabulary Of
tho clase, "what sort Of kids do yUn
think go TO h%oavon?"
"Doad onos." answered. Snub.Noscd
Mike, colomnly.
And the nor ! lecture ended 7igut
thoro 49, Chicago Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-10
BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is n list Of tho bills al
lowed by the County Commissioners
at 4 regular meeting OF the Board on
Monday, Dec. 1, 1893: