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The morning call., 1893-07-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Si1 h'IAh 80 - 1------~,-,---~-
H. UMDsES 4 co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEHRS,
IA Montgomery ST., ;. f.
Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec
ords" which contains list Of properties Tor sale
IN all parts OF the city
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
n1t Ooo GOOD TENEMENT PROPERTY
u Ii. .NtV. wide street south OF Market
st rents S120 street accepted lo' 'oA1iZ.
SlU. .0UU. lot 45:o2ss: corner near Mail
DOCK.
o-OOO COMMANDS FINE UN0BSTRUCT-
y 600. I'd view: 2stOry bay-window resi-
cience of 10 rooms and BATH etc. lot 45x95: good
location.
49,. -OO VALUABLE BUSINESS COR
S14. 0UU. well located In the center OF
the CITY near the City Hall; improvements and lot
20 :6x95.
c.rcOO . NICE NEARLY NEW BAY-wIN-
OUV. dow fats on Sanchez ST., near Mar
ket lot 25xl00.
c.rCOn COTTAGE oF4 ROOMS: LOT 5ox
SS-SUU. So sunny line OF Merritt ST., near
Ism ST; electric road.
~00UU. near Howard: sunny line OF street rect:
street. accepted; brick foundations: laundry
stone walks. etc; tn is a well planned house in
every particular; rents S3S.
$1,000 LEAsEHoLp AND BUILDING.
" wv. which cost $2250; rents $40 and
f65; ground rent $40.
SO20O @Go snd 1S haso os 4o15o S
S563O NICE BAYw1NDow COTTAGE OF OF
~ oOcO. 8 rooms and bath: brick foundH- aeh;
lions, etc: part cash. balance in IN onthly Install
ments; lot 2oxlOO; sunny line OF Hayes 81.
m. p
% ON. good location for express man; mouse
of rooms and stable for horses lot 5O1io
o10EO coz. ON CASTRO ST; NICE BAY
T4Z0U. window cottage OF rooms and bath,
etc. lot 25xl25.
OEOOO. NICE BAY-wINDOw RESIDENCE
eHOUUU. of rooms and bath; brick founda-
tIons etc: within 10 minutes walk of Kearny st:
good location; commands fine view; lot 2l;61oo.
ma rOO MUST BE SOLD: NO REASON
y 10. 5UU. able offer will be refused: rents
Sl66; improvements and lot 43:61 81 70; flloert
st. near Montgomery ave-; splendid piece OF
rental property.
$4,000. cry; s' store and nat; lot 2o16o, to
al alley; best location.
$4,000 Fgs.a gsT esa5ss sEEs ms2ns n1 BE vsI AF
residence property In the city; grand Eastlake
residence OF 10 rooms and bath; brick founda-
tions. etc. lot 73:6x6S:9
cC50O FINE 2-sToRY RESIDENCE ON
SO0UU. sunny line of Fell St; well located;
LOT 251137:6.
CT1EO NICE BAY-wINDow RESIDENCE
u / oU. OF rooms and bath Webster ST.. lot
27 6xS7:6.
C.OOOO AN ESTATE: MUST BE SOLD;
tNCUOO. nice residence sunny line of Hayes
ST.; rooms and bath; speaking tubes, electric
Ieryice ETC.. lot 251137:6.
oS000 SUTTER-ST. RESIDENCE, CON-
tNoOOO. tains rooms and bath; good loca-
tion.
CS0OO NICE RESIDENCE ON STEINER
INOOOO. ST.; 2-story bay-window house of 8
rooms and BATH stable, driveway, etc; lot 25x
1l2:6.
G10 9O0 RENTS SS5 PER MONTH: 2
u " OOO. fats and = houses: well located
in The center OF the city, City Hall lot p :61
10 street.
G600O SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
II DOOV. get investment cheap; rents
$45 80 per month: substantial Improvements and
lot sunny line OF Bryant ST.; always rented
The morning call., 1893-07-23

We saIe INC CREAM OF Park Fan handle
residence lots at the following extremely low
prices:
S2000-Beautitul Belvedere-sr lots; size 2b1l2O
SZ260-Loyely Clayton-st. lots: size 25xl25.
S23OO-Ftne Waller-st lots; size 25Ii0S:9
SE5OO-superb frederick-st lots; size 25xl1O
SZZ5O-Charming Cole-st lots: size 25xl25.
MS property is situate a gentle rse
looAlhg Golden cato PARK. etc, and is within one
snort black of the Haght-st and all other pr1nci-
pal Streetcar lines the city.
FACTS TELL THE TALE,
500. 900 worth OF houses are now in course Of
erection by the Panhandle Building Comp ny on
thls property, TO be completed SeDtember L.
r or maps and further particulars amply to MER-
LENS LANG. brokers, 80 Montgomery ST. cor
outtoI. jy23 II Su1u
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ArOTICE AssE sM.Ni-SAVAGE MIN Nc
N Company. Location OF principal place OF ousi,
works. Virginia Mining District. Storey County,
State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given on rnl1 ahs az Say Sa Of
June 1898 an assessment NO Sl) OF twenty-five
Cents per sh are was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable IN Uhltea
states gold coin to the Secretary at the ONCE OF
the company. room so, Nevada olocH, NO. SoS
Montgomery street. San Francisco, caiitorhna haa
main unpaid on the 1WtNTY-FIF DAY OF
JULY, S93. will be delinquent and advertised lor
bsfore will be sold on MONDAY, the fourteenth
day Of August 1898, to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with tho costs 81 yno
Ofrice-Room SO. Nevada block No. 500 Mont:
eomery street. San Francisco. CallIorhla 1ezl 20
NOTICE OF AssEssMENT-GRAY EAGLE
~ Mining Company Location 9d pf.hoPa, praoo
Of works, Placer County. California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF tne
iSss An assessment, No 49, of three cents per
share was levied upon the capital STOCK OF INC
corporation. payable mmea,S'e ay rha IA once Of
the company. Room A. Nevada hlock, oVo Mon!
gOmery ST., San Francisco. CanIornlA. any $500 Sroa
upon which this assessment SHAH remain unpaid
on this Ieth day of August, 1893, will be deiin-
.,lent aud advertised for sale at public auction;
and ufSl ess payment is made befor VIII os soio
on Thursday. the l4th day OF September 1888. to
paw the delinquent assessment, togetner WIN LIZ
costs of advertising and expenses OF saie' oy
order OF the Board OF Directors
CHAS &. HARVEY, Secretary
once, Room 4. Nevada BLOCK, 3os montgomery .s
st.. san Francisco, California. U - VI u
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT . EAohE'Eu En-
Of business. San francisco. Cal. Location OF
works Gold HILL storey County. New. .,+h
Roarn ~ D,rectors held on tne 9th day OF juno.
1898 an No. s. Of ten .soes Of ,1e tSs
ccornaratior n,yable Immediately In United states
sOd coin 70 sssr:ary At tss ses once o.
hitch nj this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
Ist day Of August 1888 VIII bs que ana
navment is made before, will be sold on TUES
pXY. tn. 2sth day OF August 1892 to pay tn: d.
nrtt.in. pnd expenses OF sale. BY order OF the
Board OF Directors. Il rIIIOT Secretary
Onc.-Room 79 Nevada block, 500 Montzom
Ary At Nan Francisco, Cal. JeEo w
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TWO BARGAINS.
Won RHEIN & CO.'S
AUCTION SALE,
tn UR SDAY, JULY 81,
AT IL O'CLOCK.

PACIFIC HEIGHTS LOT.
II you are looking for choice building lot. don't
fail 10 examine those two lots. each 25xl27 :S14,
on the $. side OF Jackson ST.. ITO fest w. Of La
guna: in the midst OF best surroundings; street
paved and accepted: cable-cars pass the property:
Instructions from the Ownor are to sell regardless
ofprice
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o. n NICE BAY-WINDOW RESIDENCE
u ~. OF rooms and bath; W bster ST. lot
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GOSOO FINE 2-SToRY RESIDENCE ON
~COUV. sunny line OF Fell ST.; well located ;
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OFFER WANTED: UNION ST., W. OF
~ Broderick; house OF Q most elegant fats of s
and rooms; garrett and 7.ioot basement, fioored
sidewalk: lot 27:6xl37:8; magnificent marine
view; will pay per cent on the investm ent.
CHAS. A. DUkBEL, builder and owner, on prem.
ises or at resid6nce. $50 Fremont ST. .
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I AIDES! CHICHESTERS ENGLISH PENNY
- royal Pills Diamond brandy are the best safe
feliable. Take no other. Send &C (ssamps) for
particulars. Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mall. At druggsts Chiehester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia, Pa, apS SaSuTh II
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Clio 0OO GOLDEN GATE AVE-. NEAR
u 1O.VUU. Franklin; IL rooms and bath:
well rented; lot II :3xSO. MADISON BURKE.
The morning call., 1893-07-23


Fine fruit vine and general farming land from
$50 TO $50 PER ACRE.
This ranch contains 10000 acres of the best
land in the state for fruit and general farming {:
part level and part rolling; nearly all virgin sol
plenty OF fine timber: very easy terms of pay
ment: located between Petaluma ana Santa Rosa: {:
several railroad stations the land and boat
landing within a few miles, low freights and
fares: maps and views Of the ranch will be sent
on application to GEO. I. TROWBRlDE or GA
MAN 4 LYON. 2l5 kearuy st. je21 If
The morning call., 1893-07-23

L'OR SALE CHEAP-A NEW HOUSE OF
z rooms, bath and laundry with lot bOxi36
in the most desirable section OF Berkeley; Will oe
sold furnished unfurnished on the most reason
able terms an extraordinary bargain. Apply TO
MRS. c. HOUSTON, cor. Shattuck ave. ana VIZ
giniA St, North Berkeley. U4u
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
n1 600 GOOD TENEMENT PROPERTY
u 4 .NVU. on a wide street south OF Market
st rents S120: street accepted lot foX1iZ.
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Y 1000 FAIR OAKS, Mr. 2lsT; SUNNY
-.OON. modern house 10 rooms, baths !;
oouDie lot. 6lxll7:6 MADISON & BURKE.
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n1O OOO MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP-
u L .UUO. preciated; choicest marine view:
residence property In the city; grand Eastlake
residence OF 10 rooms and bath; brick founda-
tions etc; lot 73:6x6S:9.
The morning call., 1893-07-23
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
>. L.

Call and obtain one of Real Estate Rec
ords" which contains list OF properties ior SAFE
In all parts OF the city.
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L'OR RENT - THE ADVERTISER HAo.
ranch of 165 acres, two hours drive from CITY,
suita lie for dairying or vegetable raising, wnlco
he will rent for cash or on share; has on u mouse
and barn, lot of chickens, 4 cows. wagon,
horses pows, etc. Address kanch box Is. this
office iy22 3t*
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$1,000 sA asPT9 gSF rest
dance Of 10 rooms and bath. etc; lot 45X95: good
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
LHndy Locals.

Foster says that very severe storms
may be expected hctwcen November,
10Th nn' December 9,h He might
also safely predict That cold weather
will prevail at the North Pole.
Kirk Stevens has discovered n
inFge spring OF otr.:vcscirg mineral
water, "bout % miles this side Yo-
semitic. II is so charged with ras
that il will blow the screw out O, a
quicksilver flask.
Missouri farmers say that corn
shucks are thick, therefor it will be
n hard Winter. Guli0ugs have hu ~
mcrcd the price OF corn out thin,
which Is another sign Of a hard Win.
ter.
Claim-holdcrs who have DELAYED
tneir HsscsSmcr, work are how in ,ha
tSl!cst kind Of clover. But il won't
make oit u diiTrreucc 10 those who
hold claims aud never DO lick Of
work ou them.
Tie San Francisco Post says Scua.
tor Stewart garbs himself ike u COW
boy when Ee visits Nevada. in order
10 catch the eye of the raLblc. The
truth is that the Senator Is SCI. pu.
lousy neat ia his dr"ss II, a!l times,
while the Post fellow wears a slate
ROOT on has coat collar, aud always
ooks like II horses sore I,g tied up.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
Tho Teachers Institute .

We have resolved n circular from
State Sup,. Ring stating that Joint
State and County Institute will DO
held in Reno, beginning Monday, the
9th instant ut 10 OOJlUck, and ron.
tinuimg until Wednesday, the E9;h,
n; . O'Clock T.. 81. Many II trio ubIost
educators Of tho State and elsewhere
will Os ia utiurdanCo To conduct tho
cxrrciacS. LAZY teachers wi.l be
"Glrrtuiurd FREQ of Ghurgc. The
Suuthcrp Pacific g mpany had iuadu
no reduction IN rates up 10 tho iG,h
when the circular WAS issued.
Tho law requires that "all teachers
shall bc required To attend aud par.
ticrpatv in tho proceedings of the H.
stitutc, when held IN tho Section OF
the Sat" wherein they u ny he en-.
gagged in teaching, mud wIthOpt loss
OF salary fJr tho time thus Gun.
pluyad.'
IL is urged upon the several School
Boards ~ tho western part OF III,
Stnto 'hai ihoy grant II weeks vuca
tion and rcquo.t their teachers to at
tend tho Institute.
Tho CUmmittCo o! Arrangement,
will take charge OF Il / visiting lclcg.
lions upon their arrival in tho city
md uy 10 make their stay plcasun
and profitable.
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VOLUME 27.
4 Fatal Accident.

Inst Tuesday Hugh Macnamarn
loft Tnfts ranch ir this county, for
his home at lln!IccIs, Elko county. lie
wrs accompanied by his eldest son,
on horsrbach, whilo the father drove
:hc t'nm. The morning was chilly.
ani lr. MacnhmaTa's feet LCcuuiny
cod, ne got out OF the wagon and ran
n!orgsidc OF il for the purpogr of get
ting them warm, and while doing 81
bis son rode up on gailop and started
tie team, To running, when Mr. Mac.
Eamura ran up to tho wagon for the
purpose u getting hold Uf the Icins,
ard "as struck by one OF tho front
Whr5ls of the wagon and knocked
Go"i the wagon running over him
md breaking his right lcS and other
wise Lruising him badly. Ne survived
his iujuIirs until 9 u.Clock tho next
morning when death rciIeyId him IL
his suffering. As soon gs tho news
of the nccidcut reached here team
WIS sCLt out Ia bring him 10 town for
surgical treatment, but When tie
l. nm arrived at tho srenc Of the acci-
d,nl il wUs found that Mr.. Mac
nara had been dead for several
h urs. lie leaves WIFE, three sons
L;.d II daughter Ia mourn his los.
liIB remains wcro Lr0rSht TO This
place on Wednesday aud Inferred
yesterday.
-, C.ascd had been an Old resident
of th.s pace until within year or
two, hen he removed to IlalIock.--
ETlcku Sentinel.
lThis is the accident, mention OF
which was made in Fri iiLy6 IHBE
p, DT3r. Our informant was unable !
to give tho correct numo OF the party |
killed or his placo OF residence. Ed.
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EcpotiSm at Washington.

The public service is becoming
largely family affair. This is what
a special Congressional investigating
committee finds. or 1859 emp!oyes
in tho departments ut Washington,
no less than 5,GlO have relatives at
the same time drawing Government
Galarics. Five officials have each s
relatives in the Ser, ice with them
Ives, twenty-six have live each,
nino:y-six have four each, go have
ihrco cach, and SO on. Many cases
nre given where nearly eutire families
pn;ent5 with brothers aud sisters,
nro holding wellpnid places. The
sr"ilsmen nre scizIng upon these
facts rs telling against reform. They
rather tell in The other direction.-
S rir Gfi ~ R"uublicnn,
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Gone 10 Rcst.

by notice under the approI rate
head II will ho seen there is u vacant
place IN IL" HON" Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Thomas T.. Brcunan OF Fort lIa!lrcK
Thoir infunt daughter has closed her
eyes on the scenes OF cnrth und opcn d
thom III tho b!Issiul rraluls Of the
hereafter
May the memories OF tho li;tl,
ones stay on earth cluster around
their bruised hearts, anL Jc II shining
star 10 guide tho parents safcly
through life's wilderness.
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C,eyclaEd,S Affliciion.

NEw lonK, Nov. H. An uftCrno on
pHpcr sn!s: Light IL beginning to
dawn uron the object Of President
Clcyclnud'S hurried and mysterious
visit to ihie city Wednesday. Not.
withstauhing the statement that
Cleveland is enjoying tho best Of
health, IL 10 understood to-day TINT
such 10 really not tho casc. Tho ru
mora have u o. traced toa promi-
ncnt surgeon VI this city whn Is in
tho confidence Of Ciovcland's pro.
fossionnl advisors. llc has stated
that tho roul object Of tho l'rcsidcnt's
visit her" wHs to got advice about n
painful coccyscHl nb~ccEs which ho
has. DR. Bryant, Clcveland'R phy.
Ricinn, Whom sccn refused 1" affirm or
dony tho rumor about hia paLiont'D
noH nlllrtiOn.
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Silver Hight 10 BE Renewed.

"AsHING.O%, Nov. - - The silver
mon pr"pns" To rcnew the lcrr .ight
MS soon rs Congress meets. Bland
say sufficient time has rlaspcd siEce
the repeal Of the Sherman Law To show
that II is not responsible Tor tho har,I
tinIcs, and that It's repeal, instead OF
fSiP'ng matters, has mndo them
worse by contracting the currency
and making it harder for The debtor
class To pay. He says he has private
Assurances from largo ruC:Ler of
those who voted for repeal 10 make
1t evident that he can get majority
III the House for free coinage, and hu
has prepared Il ILL for early intro
ducil1n which is practically revival
oi The Tree coinage law Il 1887, aud
makes silver CONS OF all dcnumina.
tions full legal tender To any amount
II IL his purpose not 10 push this bill
at once, but To ALLOW frat reasonable
Tine FOR thn l.assaEu of the Ia III UiIl.
III" thinks there should bS a hcay,
reduction III the tariff and n large
income tux imposed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

Ny Consolation.

I'D. lSDEPENDs VT The cares aE,
"nx'etIes of neutrality-suspicious.,
men, they say, are great. / ful'.
agree with the person who said TIN.
! and Turn for ct nsolation to the col
umns OF your inper. / do not know
*hcthtr am like the small boy who
said lie would give five dollars 10 see
somo OF his writing in print, bat do
know that I w"u!d give five dollars
To SEQ the would TO" oil OF the pro-
fcss'onal men in my case. The way
the professors here can give work 10
classes il astonishing. \ PERSON will
surely get his moneys worth if he
comes 10 ths law department ut tho
University uf Michigan.
y Very interesting feature 10 col
lcgc life IL Il fraternity. AZ the be-
ginning OF each college year tho dir-
leront fraternity men begin rushing"
incoming students Tor their fraier-
mites. They first pick out few
r.en Who they think will hold up tho
honor Of the frat. aud rush tEem for
all ey are worth. When tLey think
they have secured their men they
thcn "ep,lse" him. That is, ask hin
To !oIn thrir fraternity. lf hc con-
ScLts the goat is gotten out and Il
hand iull Uf cayenne pepper thIown
IN LIS lace each morning for week.
Then tho Pledged men, for they
us"n!ly take IN four or five at once,
arc taken uruuud for initiaIiUn. It
is customary 70 run them around the
country an hour or two and then
turn Item III with the goat. After
the goat has congratulated each one
number OF times they are arranged
IN order for final initiation. As soon
as lh'a last act is over they arc
known hcncefoith and foreyor muroI
by the name Of brother"
There arc number OF other in
terestlnS things III college life but
time will not al ow mo To dwell upon
any Of them III this, my consolation.
Yours truly
q. Is. II.
Ann Arbnr, Mich, Nov. II, 1893.
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Pound Dead

An exempt tirc'nnn, supposed to 10
III ram Il. liarford of San Francisco
was found dead on the trnc!, ton or
twelve miles east Of Wa,iswurth tC-,
day. IL is supposed hr got uH the
wcst-bound train aL Wadswurth aud
was walking back eastward, us ho was
seen at Nmdsworlh this morning. IL
is believed no WIS lnboring Under
spmo mental trouble. .--Gnzctto.
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Tie Presidents Landlord

Congressman Ncwlan is President
Cleve'aud's ''hard-henrtCd" landlord
The White House i6 hardly fit 10 live
in and Mr. Cleveland rented one Of
Mr.. NowlHad's houses 10 raise mis- ba-
bics in. In the meantime Mr.. and
Mrs. Newlands are living in tho ho Isc
at Chevy Chase that President Clcve.
land lived III during his first term and
sold to MIR. Ncwlands when he moved
out. a few real estute deals during
his first term made tho President n
comfortable fortune.
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International Irrigation Congress


The official proceedings Of the In.
tcrnatiunnl Irrigation Congress, held
ut Los Angeles, California, October
10th 10 lith, have just been issued in
pamphlet form, II copy Of which has
been received at this office. The book
contains neatly two hundred PAGES
aud embraces the call for tho Con-
grcs,, tro address OF welcome; the
lis, % delegates permanent orgrnizu-
iIon; address Of Tho Presidents: for.
NAL opening address; resolutions in
troduccd 10y numbers; address dc
llvorgd by foreign delegates, by Amer
lean delegates, principal discussions;
address to tho country; National In
eculive COMMITTEES; organization OF
the committee and tho plan oi worl,
for the noxt Congress.
The discussions cover q wido range
o! topics Oh irrigation subjects. and
| tho book contains matter Of deep in
tcrcst TO al the citizens OF the arid
States. rho proceedings nro pub.
Iishoh in tho Los Angeles ChamErr
OF Commerce, aud extra copies can be
secured 10y sending six o cent stamps,
tn cover cost OF printing md postage,
to Frcd l.. All,s, Sccrotnry Intorua,
tional Irrigation Congress, Los An
geles, Cal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

Governor f,u"Oysr, referring 10
the hnLksgiving complication, snid
TO II Statesman reporter; "Of courte
l'xpcct that religious serv ces will
bc hold on tho day appointed by the
Precedent, and that what few can af.
ford II will then eat turkey. l shall
hc content il the day fixed 10y me will
be observed rs IL day OF meditation
upon the unfoI tunnto financial con-
iltion of the ccuLtry, oDd il it viii
also DO instrun. .cD,nl IN influencing
the next legislature 10 esignuie
Thanks giving 10y stIiutr. bus Oh.
Waiting g Necessity OF any provi..
nation ~
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Curious Advertisements.

Here is IL queer advertisement cut
from IN English newspaper: "For
Salc-A bull terrier, two years old;
very fond of children. Apply at this
Office"
a Florida rnper hns this: "For
Snle-An upright piano, tho prop
crty OF a young Indy with silk scarf
and carved loCl."
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Tho New 1'inio Carl.

by tho new tinio card which goes
into effect tomorrow, trains viii ar
Tivo and depart hs follows:
No. |, OnHt bound. viii arrive ut
800 4. Il. and depart a; $40 A.. n.
NJ. 3. Onst bound, will arrive ard
depart At 7:lOr. 81.
No. 2, west bound, will arrive and
dcpnrt ut 800 4. ST.
No. ., wost bound, will arrive and
depart a. 1898 A. A..
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Snn FruncIgco was yIs,lcd uy n 70
rcrc wind storm Thursday night
which did II great hcHl ot damage to
shipping IN tho hnrbOr and 10 prop.
crty along tho water front. rIc
storm also did u .od deaf Of damage
nt Stockton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

Now York World:-J. j. Van Allen,
Roosevelt Roosevelt, J. Hampton
llog", LiluUka!anil Tho Midway
pIrisnncc was mn old ladies' home
compared with tho State Depart
mout's recent exh ,bition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

II is not true that Senator John T..
Joucs has left tho Republican pnrly
aud unltud rs fortunes with tte
wanlDX pUpUlistB. Carson Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

a Washington disl a,ch under dato
OF the 10th suys Secretary Carlisle
has ord red the rclcase OF tho ten
Russinn convicts picked up at sea
and landed at San Francisco. II ia
understood tho Russian Minister
hero will cndeav0r to have thom ur.
rested AID cxtradi,ed.
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CASH RECEIPTS.
school Itrpurt.

Following is tho report OF the
Liberty school Tor tho month
ending Nov. II, IJ%3:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
State Land once,

Since tho last report two npplicn-
tions for S'nto land WIS filed, en-.
brucing 50 nrrcs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

ALICE DfcREH. Teacher
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-17
R. j. HOFHEINZ,
He Wanted a Certificate.

On Saturday evening about 6
o'clock the Rev. j. j. Maurer, pas
tor of the Flores street Baptist
church, United in marriage w. H.
Askins and Allie Askins. in the
law office of Hayes d McGinnis.
The parties are first cousins and
each is about eighteen years
old. They live on Carr Hill and
follow the occupation of farming.
c. NJ. Baker and wife accompanied
the couple to the law office and
acted as best man and bridesmaid.
After the marriage ceremony was
performed Mr.. Askins asked,
"Whar is the certificate to prove
that we are married ,"