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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04


"You are always complaining. said
the king of the csnDibal Islands 10 his
wife. but don't sse but what, after
all, you have ~ much a. If you We're
civilized
What makes you think fhats" asked
his wife.
Wei. have just heen reading a ~,
at stories about American Women. and
there wasn't one 81 them who had q
thing 10 wear. Brooklyn Life.
Who Wants Rural Postotiices-~rhe
postmaster Is in peck VI trouble"
What's the natter
Lost three quires ~ note paper and a
dozen stamped envelopes just half
his years salary. Atlanta Consfifn-
ton.
Mac How did you enjoy Paderew-
skis playingg
Fitzl was setting next 10 two women
who were engaged IN discussing the
hoop skirt question, and didn't hear
any 81 the music Brooklyn Eagle.
The idea Of employing pretty women
for bill collectors looks feasible, bat il
would not work. The delinquent debt
ors would all want them To call again.
Someryille Journal.
Miss Nuritch Would you marry a
man in trader
Miss Oldfamly tsadly)--Really. ! don't
know. never had an opportunity
Detroit Free Press.
They are both intelligent and the
husband has good income--why are
they not received in society,"
Neither has ever been divorced
New York Press
When a man eloped with Biggs' wife.
he exclaimed: well. / can't blame
him. poor fellow. was awfully in.
fatuated with her myself once.r-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

sarance commissioners. and he frsenas
,.sessccFt-1 si.al ~ had virtually = eallch.
iiat he tflrf ~Iheran eslaEiln.s -
k6laai4s.ss has tssR appointed tf c,.n-
ilf.slca. although lht ,sotcfAsr h4s nl1
1ai.ttt nc arFoilflDeEt pchlIe ! 1sat
lnluk ! Nas ~ 4 fltan ne start TIE
slate ccairal coGAsaifIfe f,ft.l.ai,is ttlc-
iai<ss tl.e af1u1Eiurlt and a. oui ~
Tie csld hitting sif II March nithf,ui
quiAlc oii.se hat ] Ca sal NJ opn-
tut gcee@ can stand a. finaaci1llt
an seFt - a. Ia ! ca u.ste a. lfasl .
ss,nfit q Thousand niore - working hf
n. q. otaee than ! CAP - toiilns Tor tie
heiosed P1tlie-
Man up - Ia s4ss its 100 Gold re
ported bel boy Ia The Msaion srsior.
css Turn on iho Steam lhen sasi
arthur Grant. Steam Is ga and hes
fill klck1ng I'efsissc4 TIE .'bopg<Ie
Take hlm up one a Ne.sa's spfine
ties. tilen; tkall heat the rousn,s AID
.Woods.r Who nas aftigod ~ a fhirD
Two colged craxaf narmnred -four
eleven forts four bat refused 10 no
lice the insult.
William H. Hughes - Defra5t. cz1itof
- the Michigan Catholic, wac q guest in
Sweets yesterday Mr. Hughes was a..
cosnpanicd bs John = Isilo Mr. Tt.io
viii look after the Grand Rapids ediflna
a the Msghsgan cHitleilc. The paper n
the official organ Il the church IL Mich
gan and an Increasing amount - work
makes Il impossible Tor Mr.. Hughes u
supervise The Grand Rapids edition per.
sonaily.
Fifteen members q the Thatcher
.Iuxess5" company. are guests Ia
Sweets George Thatcher. Mis- Lewis
and several ~ the leadiST msmhers Il
the cumpany are at The Morton.
Eds!e Dixon, formerly a promising
member az the siefunct Grand kapl1s
base ball team. IS guest IN Sscef's HE
will spend several days ~ the el,s asit,
ing friends-
MoRroN- 6eorge W browning. Hfl.
land; Ihin Smith. y q. Fuller. Hastings.
Mrs. q. Is. Fuller. Escanata; X Mott.
Lansing; T. H. Ropfon. Adrian. ID. y.
Denison. Muskcgon.
NEN LIVINGSTON l. r. Thomas Hart;
! Ferd North Lansincs l. A. hinmnn. =.
J Il. Croninger. -. IailmAn. Sparta, r. T.
Knapp. Adrian.
SeKfT's-H. Mccarthy, Fremont: ".
I H. Hughes. Detroit; John a. Ieiio De
troit, G. X Wslie. Peio~key; William
Ryan. Allegan;N. II. Bfistoi. Eanslne
EAcLE George ID. Lee, Charlotte.
Chules Paine. Saginaw; N. J. Chafe.
Detroit; \. W DAVIS. Battle Greek,
Miss J. Graham. Trarcrse City; 4. T.
Caldwell. Constantine.
kr>r y l.. Hcasley. pcfnsixcy; r. &.
Watkins. Rockford; JAMES A. Smezs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

guard n isi2 essebrsie.a HE loozh birth
DAY ~ Lsnh. Mas. : fen days ego
iils FELLOW Tow ns'laeE presented him With
loo silver dollars.
Dir. Morton. the newly sppoipted SC
fetars 81 agriculture. xas al one finle
the private secretary - Gen. Lewis
Iasss THIS sas before he left aiehlgNn
for Nebraska.
Goosge Mhsatland. Who died Al Salem.
Mass. ga Monday last. at The age a -
Years. Was contemporary al the bar
With Webster, choate. Curtis and JsFe-
msah Nasoar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
England and Hawaii.

The Hawaiian commissioners have
fallen back on the England bugaboo.
Her "warships are on the way now"
says Mr.. Marsden. England has had a
prior claim on the Sandwich islands. by
the right Of discovery. for nearly hun
dred years. but has never cared 10 push
it, and has not been at all disturbed by
the Stevens Spreckels revolution in
Hawaii - New York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
Home Opinion.

The election Of Lcweiling was re
form that was 10 give us the kind Of gov
ernor We have needed 10. these thirty
years in Kansas. but we venture To say
that more than one half the pops in the
senate and rump house today regard Mr..
Leveliing as the most colossal guberna-
torial failure in the history of the gov
eminent? Topeka Capital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

HoitAro Mich March 3 licrnaflns
Gsosieniius agss - Years died very
su1dsrly this forenoon Tic leeyes a
widow. s.ne esn ard fe0 daughters. an
married. 10 was orr - The rery EARL
81 and meet T,romiatnt sefslers here.
having eofne here in lsfs During the
ffsf wears he ees thn Hsf@f prominent
eustsyor he The csu1ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

The worlds fair i thai they shall work
ca Sunday and atteud the far "a Mon.
day. II IS diiii,sait - see boz tie sur.
das closlI.g ~ elI prevent the carrying
oat q this scheine. " how The plane a
usorahfy l. T. DC maintained - lis en-.
f..fexn,ear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

WILL. the superior court rendered
Judgments IN eleven cases and every one
u them Mas reversed by the supreme
eourt on lufisdietional questions. And
il cost the taxpayers only little more
than 80 600 year 10 maintain il. Great
court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Or esteenled contemporary. TIE Par.
rot. ought "a anticipate Growers inau
gufal and publish the textshis morning
OF counss. il viii embody the leading
editorials Il The Parrot. which have
been sent on 10 the authorities a.
Washington
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Private Secretary Halford is keeping
mp the official courtesy end of his line.
He has prepared brand new set Of
hooks for his successor. Mr.. Thurher.
and sent him polite letter II congratu
lation. Where is all this thing going 10
New York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

TINS is the day when every democrat
heart leaps with Joy, Pretty soon there
viii he a day when ninety nine Of the
one hundred applicants for a single
Office will nurse another emotion in
their hearts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

PRESIDENT HskEisoS leaves the
White House with record ~ incor-
ruptibie honesty; but his former parti-
sans will have very few words Of COM
mendation for the wisdom Of his politi-
cal policy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

fnr essfrbtta efatnf <rsrr. Tur
GzA~n Esrgne iIfskiD Aas donnszi =
rsw fifsss tbs nsF ~ taken - a.
es ehes x the Increasing popularity
sad prczf<sitf e tat lsufnsi rpf
Hretff r, f.fsefffs fraiy beautiful az
fsatsnes IS - new t.iotkes Congrata
iafioas. M5etizan CstAeHe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

HAVING been knocked out at every
point in the discussion Of the superior
courts status. The Democrat, like a
whimpering, defeated pugiIist. plays the
baby act and cries Il was drugged."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

bleeding Kansas IS again torn up from
eui y cod. The Topeka Capital charges
that the governors private secretary.
the attorney general and populist
lsslcr received si.50o from the policy
men II Kansas City. In consideration
n this sum they agreed 10 sec that the
governor should appoint board Il POI
lice commissioners which would not in
terfere with the operations of the policy
mcn. The charges have not been sub
-tantiated; bat they can readily be be
l.eved
The condition ~ things in Kansas is
already - disgracefui that nobody
would be disposed toqucssion the truth
fuiness II anything that might be al
leeed- Indeed It j. strange that. With
the motley thing caiIrsi a state govern
meri. mare serious charges have not
t~en made against the public officials.
he deal that has been changed i but
the forerunner = others that viii be
made II the present condition q things
= permitted T. exist III such a conai.
tion q chaos with every state official
blinded BY partisan prejudice. man
that has an oily tongue sd a fair
snsonrt = heancsal ighficatine fluid
might oiitst.n possession q anything
from street paving con;raci to the
state hss-'' iisslf Men that have 10
regard far ihs}r states honor wi. not te
81, tarerul - their opu
With mix ana wafer governor. a
ti~,r9anizsi jaslseiary. legislature
eompess-l = three disliaes ,,i'e. IT
hophDg lers iehes. and ST u corrupt
state oiflress. Kansas deserves the eym
fathy = az her sister states sine
Should ~ allowed T. .hsfne tAe political
cards se,l draw again
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

TO-DAY Grover Cleveland
will be inauguraied as President
Of the United States in the
Capitol at Washington.
He enjoys the peculiar dis
tinction of being the only
American President elected for
two terms which were not sue
ccssivc. and is the only Democrat
who has occupied the White
House since the retirement Of
President Buchanan in 1861.
His second term viii doubtless
be crowded with historic events.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

LET the Inauguration ceremonies now
proceed. Smith has vanquished the
Australian and public interest will be
conferred in Washington for day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

II is time that somebody took hold -
the role II state and the mantle n
authority and let few fucks ouf -
them. Mr.. Cleveland isn't sylph.-
Chicago <ows Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

" Don Dickinson is going TO boss this
state under Cleveland. il will be well for
anxious-to-be country postmasters TO
buy new shirt and sprout handy gal
MAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

GEoyER is very great today in the es-
tima,ion Of the democrats One short
year viii work startling revulsion in
their feelings Of alteration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

GoppARD took the corner from
whence Sullivan was carried defeated
champion IL appears to be 'cinch'
corner on fighters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

The worlds fair. it seems. will he
closed on SUNDAY. and the Chicago
dives will BE- open. II the old 10y Is not
satisfied with this arrangement be is
hog Kansas City Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

ALL the local aspirants for Office are
not in Washington. II they were the
democrat colony in Grand Rapids would
be depopulated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Jrsr as soon as the Inauguration cere-
monies are over the democrats will be-
gin 10 lay plans TO capture the city
offices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

4 man mas h. ~ hfave - a lion and
yet dodge wien be faneiea that an icicle
IL ahont t. drop on hifo. New York
Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

VfIs The txnffs before b. ndspp
tally es.ss4.-h'as the srsih y THr
HfnAtp- charges. The Denosat snl
rssiy pfsasis that sooaeb.a.sg tss eallei &
tharf names while Ct he saus tiaae it
sras'eoae'y refers 8 Tes Hes&Io a. ~
rfgaa T. = realty piiy stat TIE
f'enoess' So ao' hstl iisef ~ before =
snirr,f thss $ mar 3scsr stat s
isereta 8tksy &. Hskes - -
F1iiie 3sstileslfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

The cabinet Is remarkable Tor the
large nuhtef n free sslscf advocates
wis, don't break inlo 81 Washington
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

EVEN the cordage trust wouldn't hold
together. Must have been mighty poor
material.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

THrRE will be general rejoicing in the
Smith family this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
NOW DOTH
THE BUSY
FARMER

improve each thaw-
ing minute by gath
ing from the maple
tree all the sap that's
in it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Incapable az Making Enemies.
The bald headed man il blessing In
more WAYS than enc. He never gets his
hair cut on Saturday night Exchange
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
lie Made 4 Mistake,

Ih03c arc two pron.incnt members
o! the Democratic administration,
who either do not speak ut all or else
speak worry softly as they paas hy.
They nre Attorney General O,ncy
and tho Comptroller OF the currency.
Mr.. Eukols. The laitor is n very
you;hful-!ooking man. Early in
March y" wne m applicant fCr the
7 osition o; assistant district nttor
ncy nj Chicago. IIo called on Mr..
OIuoy in regard TO tho matter. Mr..
O!ucy wrs evidently surprlsed TO Goa
such Ooyish individual ai.or au
important legal Office aud said To him
very abruptly: "f'iIo ycur papers,
Young man; iilo FOUR papers," his
mann r pluinly in.ma,iug thnt tho
young III ms chances would be better
under some subsequent Hdninisira.
tiun than under this ono. The
attorney general was much surprised
when, u tcS days !ntor, he founl that
Ia" yGung mnI whom hg had dis.
missed so suInmarily had boon mp.
pointed by tho president comp,rpll"r
of the currency, an office in some
rcspncis quits as important as his
own. - EG.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
4 Fabulous Find,

The Sal, Lnio Herald says the
stockholders Of the Grizzly Mining
Company Of that city are )ubilan,
ever Tho report OF a fabulous find in
tho comPmny's mine, which is located
~ White Pine county, Ncyada. Isaac
Jennings, president OF tho company.
received letter from Secretary Jesse
y. Fog, Jr., who WIS sent ou, last
week To Investigate. II" states that
body "t ore has been encountered
IN the Lookout shalt TINT runs 1880
ounces 10 the ton. y drift at the
bottom OF the shat: hal Uncovered The
velL for nm area OF lrby ~ feet. and
showed ruby, horn sil.cr and bro
mde. A car load OF tho orJ will be
shipped I" this city 10y way OF Oasis
At oncc. The cost OF mining, milling
anS transportation is about ESQ per
ton
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
4 Colorado Volcano.

A spacial to the Salt Lake Tribune
from Green River, Col, dated the
23i inst. says:
Ar imgicusc column OF smoke has
been observed FOR several days rising
fe% miles north nf Thompsou's =
Springs station, Rio Graudc western
rs.!%ay. As lhGro are neither timbcr
nor smoke near the spot the suIo,;c
was supposed I" no of sub,erranean
origin. c. II. lIHlietf, q wclI known
prosrec.0r OF Green River, loft yes
terday 20 examine the locality. He
rrturuoi to-day and reports u young
volcano nhout eighteen miles north
oast trom here in tho Book ellis.
The locality he mentions has long
bcSn rsmatkah.c for its curious vol
canic fov,nRti3n, AMI has always puz
zlei prospectUrs.
Owing 10 the vast amount OF smoke
hs vas unable 10 approach closer
then quarter Oi mic, but HE
powerful field rlssseo shovel brenk
IN tho tnraia:.on, through which tho
snipAuroI1 fumes wore pouring
Startling q, :he report may .ecm, II
is but the repetition Ui a similar dis.
turLGEce which occWrted renr Gro
vase juel across tho Colorado line
near Grand Junction. TIE volygno
at tina, poin, emitted srrpke and
fumes Of sulphur tcr Ceagly thrco
MtukH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Anarchists PardOncd.

Governor Al'gcld. OF Illinois. yes.
terday pardonod Feilden. Ncebe and
Schwnb, tho Chicago anarchists.
serving life sentences in the Joliet
penitcnttary for completely in the
!iaynar,;ct riot on the n;ght Of May
4th, 1856, 10 which large number
oithc police were killed. and wounicd,
and for which Parsons, Spies nud
others were hanged. and over whose
graves monument waa unveiled by
Chicago anarchists Sunday. The
Governor takes the ground that these
men did not have fair trial and that
the court Was prejCdiced.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Crushed By an Engine.

Ross Christ,aEs0n, bTakcran. on
tho >. T., had his left foot badly
crushed this morning ~ about .
o'clock. lie slipped while in tho act
OF stepping on tho pilot nm! his fo)t
was caught by tho moving engine
which crushed his heci and scraped
tho flesh from tho bone tD tho knee.
He was on this mornings west. bound
train cn routo To SacrnmcntO and Vas
joined here by his brother Peter, VITO
is employed in tho establishment OF
5. O. Wells. rha accident occurred
at tho Granite Point siding noar
Browns. - Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Wells, Juno q, 1900.
Perennial Youth.
MACK.

Tho bcst mud most famous OF men
hnvc had their little jokes about tho
abiding yovth OF womcn. "Do you
think" nGhcd n courtior OF Julius
CnJar, spcaking OF certain noble
lady, that sho is only 80 ycaro Of
ngcg" 1T must be So" replied CGsnr,
"tor havo heard her eay 80, many
timos during tho last 30 years. And,
talking OF tho feminine ngc, I wonder
who wac tho author Of theso capital
limos.
"ls Mollo Fowlo immortal?" No.
Yes, but sho is; III prove her 30.
She's fittocn now and was I know,
Fifioon iull Gitcon years ago."
Apropos 10 tho story told OF tho poot
Collins, who loved young lady, but
wac Tilted. |. a. happoucd tho lady
vas born ono day before him, and no
told n iriond with solomnity: III
Same into tho world day uftor tho
fah."--Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Ruby Valley on Nccs.

}. +. Shcrt, c! Ruby Valley. is in
town to-day. lie informed tho Iypa.
PENDENT That the people Of Ruby
aro making great rreparntjons for
the celebration Of the Fourth OF July.
They in end 10 have grand p chic at
tho beautiful cotton wood grove on
OvcrlGud Crcok. There viii be- u
cr0nl parade and cratious in tho
forenoon and ia tho afternoon foot
races, horJ, races, etc. In the even
ing there will be ball. Refresh
meuts both liqurd aud sold, will DO
served on the ground. The people OF
Ruby want everybody TO come and
celebrate with them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Severely Hurt.

Hugh ShcridIa. tho section boss,
wnilo unloading = ear lDnd OF old ties
last week, received soYorc mi ury on
tho head from falling tio dropped
by orc oF the section Jnp1. IIugh's
hoad is all uandaGci up aud resem
h.cS war map. Saturday afternoon
G. s. FJrrcad, who relieved Sheridan
Until his neal gotta VOL, received a
similar injury in tho samo way and
now wears his head in sling. Tho
Japs, who are great workers, seem 10
bo eorvinG notices on thoir bosses TO
keep out OF the way
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, JULY Z, 1893.
Fiiling the Requirements.

Tramp-Please, mun, would ye DO
so Kind as.to let me have a ucedlo and
thrcadg
MTe. Subub-Well, yes, can lot
You havo that.
"Jhanlsrc, mum. Now. you'd
obllGe 'ne very much If you'll lot mo
have Il bit Of Goth for patch -"
"W"il, here is some"
''Thankcc, mum. but lis different
color from NY travclIin' suit. Perhaps,
mum. YOU comld spare MO some .ci
your husbands old clothes that this
patch might match"
"Wcii, | declare! I'll give you an
old suit, however. Here it is"
"Thankee. mum. ! SEQ it's little
large. mum. bu. il you'll kindly fur.
nish me With a square meal, meiby I
can Ill it out."-Nex York Weekly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02

News has reached the Reno Gazette
that Johnny Hayes hns uncovered
bonanza III the White Horse Mining
district near Wadsworth that is nearly
half gold.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
English Arrested.

Tho Humboldt county grand jury
Indicted |. B. English Tor tho murder
OF Fred Cady last Winter. English
us'nrroR,cd last Friday nt Fort Mc.
Dcrmit and ~ now IL tho Winuc'
murca Jail. Tho Silver state thinks
thcro Ia no chance for n conviction,
aud snys the county will be put to tho
c1ponso OF o trial that 10 entirely un.
called for. Cndy was tho brother OF
Mts. j. a. Plunmer formerly Of Elko,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Closing Exercises.

EDiToT I:DEFESnESr:-Thc closing
cIaruscs Of our school wcro held last
Friday afternoon. Tho programme,
II lengthy ono. WAS very vol rendered
and tho manuer in which tho pupils
acquitted Themselves reflects great
credit on tlre efficiency oi our tcnchcrs
Hiss f.. Is. Miller ana Miss X. Gard
der. An umbrella driIl. arranged by
Miss Miller was oro cf tho fcaturc1.
Tho vocal gclcctions wcrc excellent, =,
ono Two Dran& Ny Last Glass" by
Miss Ncttis Stccl calling forth roundg
OF applause. Tho dialogues and roci.
tl,iOns wcro FAR nbovo tho average.
"iho Morning after tho Ball. 10y Miss
Bessie Hunks, nal allow 10 Saved
81. Miqhacl's" by Miss Ethel Steel,
being worthy special mcntiGn.
There wore quito n number from
Clover Valley present md nll OK
pressed themselves greatly ploased
with tho crOrcises.
MACK.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Hill All Right.

a Now York dispatch OF yesterday
says:
Senator David 3. Hill hns como
ont IN favor Of free metallic coinage.
no believes that IL tho assurances is
given that tho government will return
to tho policy followed previous to ~
no difficulty will bc found in tcpcRl
ing tho ShormJn net, and not other
wise. IL IN snid no will deliver
speeches on this limo in Ohio aud New
York.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
A Prizo Winner,

A. tho rcdont examination OF tho
claso IN modical Jurisprudence in ono
OF tho colleges Of this State ono Of tho
questions ON tho paper was: What
nto sorno OF tho causes Of what 10
turned 'uaturuI death2"
Tho answers were variod aud inter.
ostiug, but tho ono that took tho cako
was; changing, disease and old age"
Detroit FREQ Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02

&, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ttIElE;EsEIC}E,S1 e
fti fTT
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02

Lode: -Thcrc is eaid 10 DO not IN
idlo minor in town, but, considering
tho low prico OF eiivor, We would ad'
vieo those Ia search OF employ mont to
stay away from Piocho, rs no moro
plol aro needed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-02
Two Poets Meet.

Last week in Saa Francisco, Am
brosc B,crre met his friend joaquin
Mii!er on kcarncy street.
B.crce-JoaTuin, il YOU voar q
broad brimmcd hat your nose wont
be 80 red.
Mi!ler-Why?
Bicrco- ltll keep the sun of.
MiIlcr--Thc Sun don't redden my
nose. it's whiskey.
BlcrCc-l knew il.