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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-03
Lon e HAS She I:cigncd.

Queen Vict$Tia las now passed the
record OF Henry ILL.,, who ruled fifty.
six years an6I tNEentytninc days, and;
has rcigLsed longer than any English
sovereign save Georgs'UI., who ruled
from October 2J,. $780, to January 20,
1890, u, period otfifty-nine years and
nincty-seven days.: and may she live to
equal that.
FfNENEss changed, act of January Is,
1897. to>a0O
The frsSsil]er dollar was put i'm cirr
cul6tion in~iTaSJ
TOTAL anFdattt[ coiwcd to- February
-. 1897, $S;G5ty2ssr,
Nrtc"T cltacSetl. aetaof January IL,
1857, 10 4l2ll gS2iIaSa> ...-....
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CABINET,

S,cty. OF State..... " alttr Q. Gresham,
'sIchy. Of ue4IIusury ..JUE,.Ci. Calllslu, Ky
Sec W. VI VAR. go. ..GGnlel 5. Lamont, \. T.
stct! OF the navy. hilary ~. AelL,rI, Alua
f"bilEnhtcr- 1eLs InI.. N!isUn .. LIssvll. \ Y
SeclJ- Vi tie lLteIlvr....... loAe SluilL, GA.
AIUlhey-E.noImI..s.... McLuIo OILry, HAss:
Sec'iy. u AkrlcLltuIe.J. STERLING Mvl t1i.,N
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-03
SUPREME. COURT,

Chief Justice. Melville ". Fuller III
..sIeI Len J. lieu, Cal
..UoIiI III. t.urIuL, by
....I-UrSSe HtGy, NJ uss~
A ssocinte Justicps ..SaA. Llt.tCmlCIu, N \
LhNIu J LlEMcr, Eur,
LILLY H. blown, siIrh-
...GCUTke oLlIas, feMn-
juoM eli L. Ji,chsUll, 1en
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-03
Associate Justices ,

u s. Senat,rs [ ..,-> ......-Wm. II. Stew art
.-...--..--.. john J, I.ta-
kep. Ill Congress. Il ruLcls u. NeWlLLus-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-03
OFFICIAL D]RECTCRE
us. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND,
ice-Peesident...A DLAI l.. SIEHEhSyNIf
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-03
JOINT SETTLEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
Oh ELESO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Sept. 80
1898.
STATE OF NEVADA,
County OF Elko. fe'o'
AUDIToR'S OFFICE.

To the Hon orGbIc Board Of. County Commis
siOners OF EiSo County, Nevatla.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit oar Omar
trily Report oil the Finances of the GUaRtj
for the quarter ending Sept. 81, 1873.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. Ii. EGGS.
Auditor,
M. II. MILLER,
Treasurer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09
lmrenal Missouri.

Missouri IS the fifth state in pop.
ulation and the eighth in assessed
valuation. Her total population ac-
cording to the eleventh census ~
2,676.ls4, 4 gain Of 1926 per cent
in ten years. TIE total assessed val
alton of taxable property is $s+7.-
907, ,l2l, which is three times as
much as it WAS at the close Of the
war.
The area Of the state is 900 square
miles larger than that Of Maine.
Massachusetts, Conrecticut, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island
and Delaware combined. In all this
vast area there il not mile of des-
ert land, and by reason of the re-
matkable variety OF its agricultural
and mineral products it can not cnly
support ten times its present populs-
ton hut can come nearer to supply
ing all of its wants than any other
equal area in the world.
Missouri has wonderful resources
in minerals, the production Of which
, is yet in its infancy. The state now
ranks first in the production Of zinc
and second in the production Of
lead, with bright prospect Of TAX
ing first place in the near future. It.
is rich in iron orc and in coal beds,
and contains a great abundance OF
other ores and glass sands.
Missouri has a vast abundance of
the finest clays suitable for manu-
featuring aud exaustlcss store of
building stone. In varieties and abun-
dance of mineral springs she is not
surpassed 10y any other state.
Cotton is grown in the southern
part of the state, while every kind
Of fruit and agricultural product
known to the temperate zone can he
profitably produced within her bor-
dcrs.
These are some of the facts which
testify to the greatness Of Nil souri,
and which should Se known to every
citizen. Let the knowledge that i'm
perial Missouri offers opportunity for
prosperity to millions OF home seek
crs bc spread broadcast. - Knox
County Independent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09

After the rDpea. of the silvc: law,
the following dispatch Was sent from
Washington: The Populists in con
gress are elated over the prospective
resnlv> Of the fight for unconditional
repeal. They claim it will mass the
advocates Of free silver in the south
and west under their banner. They
say they expect to capture tue presi
dent IN 1896, and are already
seriously discussing candidates
There is strong sentiment in favor
Of Jerrs Simpson, and PETER has q
following; but Allen, OF Nebraska
who held the senate tor fifteen hours,
seems to have charmed the mcmt,er>
If his party in the house to such III
extent that he is now enjoying 8
presidential boom. Watson, oI
Georgia, is spoken Of for vice-presi
dent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09
The Great Struggle not Over.

We have reached but another mile
p0st on the wearisome journey.
There nust bc an adjustment Of
forces; new bearings taken.
The silver forces will have to pull
themselves toget4cr-Populists, Re-
Dublicans and DeMc Gratis believing
alike will have to act together. That
the silver forces have the right of
way, if they but stand together, thcr.
can be no question.
When your party boss wants To
talk tariff tell him that is not the
question, that It is money you want
to pay tue tariff with. II he should
offer to demonstrate to you that the
tariff is or is not 4 tax, give him to
unpcrstani that your grandma ex-
PLANNED that to your full satisfaction
forty years ago; but more money I"
pay that mortgage with is the burn
ing question. Or should he attempt
by eloquent phrase to portray tho
superior generalship Of Grant over
Lee, give him to understand that
you hope they arc both in heaven,
tut that it is money to pay of that
mortgage that most concerns you
anil not the powers OF departed
heroes. Or should ne harransue
you about the dishonesty of sixty
cent dollar, give him to understand
that It will beat no dollar one hun.
lred cents paying that mortgage.
Keep your eye on the main chance.
Free silver means more money in
circulation, more money in circulation
better prices, better prices the better
snow to pay that mortgage.
Don't 81 'e-track, but keep your
hesrt on the one supreme Object
more money TO pay tlla: mortgage.
Silver will do just rs we'll as gold.
The mortgage must Ike paid or the
home goes.
That is the issue, more silver more
Omcs-nO silver no home.
County Union.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09

in decided terms expressed their be.
lief that nothing but an absolutely
sound currency should be issued by
the United States Government. But
Mr. Speaker, as far as | and those on
the Democratic side who have acted
with me are concerned, We know that
we have been following the lead of a
man whom the people of this country
elected 10y the largest majority ever
received 10y president - Grover
Cleveland. [Applause.
In the midst of the applause the
sharp. shrill voice of Mr. Wilson Of
Washington yelled Cuckoo, cuckoo, :"
and the house amid perfect pande-
monium of laughter and applause,
was brought to its senses hy the
strong voice of the Speaker.
WILSON ECHOES MORGAN 5 REMARK.
Mr.. Wilson's ejaculation Was an
echo Of Mr.. Morgan's remark in the
senate the other day that when the
clock of the White House struck the
cuckoos in the chamber stuck their
heads out of their boxes
Mr.. Wilson moved that the substi-
tute first be voted upon. The motion
was lost. 1863 to LIS. After the vote
Oh the Bland substitute was an.
nounced Nj. Bryan asked unanimous
consent to lie allowed to make q
statement in explanation of the con.
duct of the silvermen. This was
granted
The vote was then taken on the
motion to concur in the senate amend.
ments. The motion carried by j
vote of 1913 to -.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09


Arthur's New Home Magazine is a
publication that always finds vel.
come in every home circle. 1t is
essentially home monthly, and no
household is complete without it. a
glance ut the November issue will
convince anyone of this. Its opening
story, "A Fatal Number is the most
realistic narrative of Italian life since
Adolophus Trollopc's Tuscan novels,
and is beautifully il!ust ated. MelviIl
Phillips, literary editor Of the ''Phil-
adelplia Prees,' continues his novelet
WAS She Fairly Won," and its intc
rest increases with each isstallment
Among other capitol stories are
cousin William and The Yelled
ISIS. ''FIoral Culture ought to be
read 10y ever amateur gardener. The
Boys and Girls corner will charm
the young folks, while the Home
Circle, with its hints and suggestions
will greatly interest the older mem
bers of the household. The Women $
World L complete and profuse dc
scriptions with illustration OF the
pretties. and newest styles in dress
Altogether, the number is store
house of interesting and instructive
reading from the pens of popular
writers. and we are not surprised tt
learn that it's circulation is rapid,
growing; it cann.t be otherwise a'
the low subscription price Of 81 90 :
year. Handsome premiums ar.
offered to those who will get up club.
for 1894. A sample copy will b.
sent for five cnts. Address Arthur.
New Home Magazine, Philadelphia
Pcnna.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09
Good Times Made Possible.

Bargains We have. Buyers we want.
The virtue in values. the power in
PRICES makes this your best chance.
We will save you something on every
purchase. Cur assortment meets all
demands and satisfies all wants NJ.
HUMPHREY. Green Front. north side o!
the square.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09

When your children are doomed to
\ state of perpetual drul:erv and ser
vituue. what excuse can NOu render
them. yourself. and your God. for vot-
ing it upon them?-kuox County In
dependant.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09

just think Of it, nearly twenty. nine
years after the wal closed amt IN time
Of profound peace. it is proposed to
issue two hundred million dollars of
gold bearing interest bords to I've
sold to England.-knox County In
dependen'.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09


winter very hard character for cold
and storms
The Rev. Mr.. Ishmael. who is
preaching at DreXel, invites his
hearers to leave their cats. dogs and
prejudice at home.
There is another Missouri book.
The Rev. Ellsh B. Sherwood of st.
Joseph has written Fifty years on
the Skirmish Line"
A woman who sends anonymous
letters in Lacledc has been detected
because her letters sound SO much
like her 'rty mouth.
The sFilosofer" of the Sturgeon
Leader has a fearful suspicion tina,
the boys OF the period are too lazy
to gather hickory nuts.
Four Thousand dollars in fines have
been assigned against parties in
Shelby county for the illeg | sale of
whisky since last January
The State Normal school at War
rcnsbury has an enrolment OF OLA
pupils and $50 Of these are pledged
to school work in the state.
\ farm in Pike county, owned fol
many years by commander John
O'Kane, United States navy, lately
sold for $4S dollars an acre.
The Farmer Stcbnns company
went to pieces SO utterly ut Sedali;
that some of the mem ocrs had to beg
for food when they reached st. Louis
Editor j. G. Kerby Of the Wes,
Plains, Mo-, Gazette has been in
lorscd by the Ava Farm Record fo1
the next secretary Of the state o1
Missouri.
There are men yet living in Col.
county who remember when suuir
rcls would swim the Missouri rive
and one could take Il stick and xii
hundreds.
The first prize for the best world
mule was awarded to Howard Estil
Of Howard county, but Cooper i
proud of being the native county O
the animal
Mrs. Tahlman Of Vernon count
saved $4OO in coffee pot, but OF
seeking the tin bank the other da
found Il run had been made on it am
it was empty.
All ). NJ. Dcardortt and ii. {
GLENN of Co,roll county had to Il
Was to cut down \ tree seven q
eight feet III diameter and secure tw
pints Of honey.
Missouri newspapers are swallow
ing with some exertion Il Ben Davi
apple which grew in Ripley count
ard measurad twenty-four inches
circumference
\ question has been raised
Vernon county whether, when Il youn
criminal is sent to the Safe Rcfor1
school for boys. his ''keep' is to |
paid by the state or county.
The Ava Herald says Il compal
of eastern capitalists have purchase
\ large tract of land near the poi
where Ozark, fancy and Dougl:
counties join. and are opening :
onyx mine.
Ca .rlestol Enterprise: Mover
from Kentucky. Tennessee and II
nois are daily locating in thu, III
adjoining counties. They seem
have Il surplus supply of childr,
and dogs.
st. Louis Dispatch: Al VIM.
60 year old coIored man. Was cut opt
ut the city hospital yesterday Al
about quart of watermelon see'
taken from his insides He was TO
> bing watermelon patch across Il
} river last Saturday, when he heal
I some one coming, so he grabbed
I mellon and fled, eating it rs he +;
and not stopping to spit the see
out Yesterday h felt a large pa
I inside and went to the hospital.
Good Times Made Possible.
Bargains We have, Buyers we wai
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09
MISSOURI NOTES,


5000.
Tariko claims 200 new building the
past year.
, LaGrange has adopted for its pet
name Mill City"
Tramps are reported leaving Mex
leo in blocks Of ten.
A great deal OF wheat comes into
Hannibal at So cents.
Hannibal has 2O5 telephones, the
highest number ever in use.
Eve thousand possums are called
for Immediately 1T Mexico.
A Barlow knife made in 1860 Is
still whiting in Carterville.
One dealer in Carthage has shipped
1900 chickens in three days.
The Anti-salloon army Of Clinton
numbers some eighty soldiers.
A Canton bank president has re-
entered the Christian ministry
twenty-five varieties Of blooded
poultry are cultivated in Missouri.
The Unionvilc canning factory
made some money the past season.
Rufus Logan, West Point cadet
from Missouri stands in the front
row.
1t cost s., and costs in Moberly to
raise your hand without striking a
man.
There is Il prospact OF a genuine
development OF Putnam county
coal.
The city marshal of Marshfield has
lost his revolvcrs. \ thief stole
them.
Nine railroads will cross and center
ut Missouri point, in st. Charles
county.
Thousands of bushels of wheat are
being fed to the hogs in Cape G'rar-
dcau county.
\ hunter from Usage county
brought 200 squirrels into Jefferson
City last Friday.
The Santa Fe railway bridge at
Sibley is the highest structure on the
Missouri River.
Sweet potat es and possum ever,
day are announced ut the leadin.
hotels in Stanberry.
\ citizen of Hannibal Is described
rs having a breath like Il ''moonshin
er's mountain dem
The "Blair line is proud of til,
new $4,000 steel bridge over Crane
river ut Brownington
Co.. II. {. Moore of Nevada is t,
add luster to the governors staff a,
quartcrnaster general.
The Metropolitan Electric Stree
car line of Springfield has gone late
the hands Of receiver
Iti calulated there is enough cral
shooters under arrest in Mexico t.
make one block of macadam.
Mrs. Miswander, an evangelist nov
resident at Hannibal, preached, las
year. 2GO nights in succession.
Scott county people will buil'
levics to connect with those now be
ing built in Mississippi county
1t looks as though the publ
SOU. re ut Jerico Springs was to bc al
surrounded with brick buildings.
Two simple amature burglars 4
Webb City drilled into and blew opc
\ safe that was already unlocked.
\ new bell call the children t
school at Seymour instead Of tn
batter Of 4 board on brick wall
> The students Of the late Pro
Gaylord of Platte City are called upo
to erect 4 monument to his memor,
\ Carroll county farmer raises cor
with ears thirteen inches long an
does not see anything unlucky abot
it.
, In Taney county there is evident
of silver in the existance of oxide {
ealamine, called by miners "turke
fat"
Nothing Of interest turned up :
, the last term of the Tanev count
circuit court. The county is gettin
> good.
. \ couple of Mexico hunters wel
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09

Silver is defeated. Now it remains
or the people to take hand. And
they will-Knox Go. lutlepcudcnt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-09
NEXT SIXTY
Days

| will offer my entire Stock OF Spring
Clothing 1T such Low Prices as will
make competitors '.hair stand on
end" This means business and no
sham. A like Reduction will be CIV
en- on all other Clothing.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The only way TO clear up party imper.
fections is in the party Boss Tweed
ruled the Democrats OF New York CITY
until man OF stamina raised 40 and
overthrew the corrupt rlngsters. What
Tilden accomplished in New York can be
accomplished throughout the United
States today. Let every man vote for
the man who ~ sound on the vital ques.
tions and we will soon have things in
America running as smoothly as can be
wished for
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

And in accordance with law and an order
OF the Board of Directors. made Oh tbs
9th day Of September, 1881, so many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock NJ may bs
necessary silI be sold at public auction at
The Office OF the company szo Sansoms
street, room 50, San Francisco, California,
on Thursday, the ninth day Of November.
s93, at the hour OF 3 O'Clock p. n', OF said
day. to pay Delinquent Assessments
thereon, together with COST Of advertising
and expenses Of ths sale.
A. JupsoN, Secretary.
Office No. $40 S.naome Street, room 81,
San Francisco, California.
Pestpomesment.
By order OF The Board Of Directors the
day Of sale Of The apove delinquent stock
Of the Arnold Gold and Silver Mining
Company Is hereby postponed to Mon.
dav, the 9th November, 1893, at the
same hour and place.
A JUDS0N. Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Many people who had their hearts sel
on the popullsts carrying Virginia are
greviously disappointed with the returns
from that old commonwealth. The
democrats have carried things Just the
same az though there was no such party
as the popuists. The death knell Of the
third party has been sounded in Tues
days election Mrs. Lease will have tc
find some more suitable occupation from
this day until she JOINS the heavenly
party OF the futnre
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

IT is now reported that Voorhees, will
introduce free coinage bill in congress
at it's next session. Voorhees, has al
ways been close friend OF silver and
the stand he took in the extraordinary
session Of congress just adjourned, was a
surprise to his closest and warmest
friends. Should he now come to the
front and influence enoughof his repeal
associates TO silver's cause we can al
most forgive him for his late action.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11


This winter an attempt will be made 10
have the government aid in the construc-
ton OF dam in the Grand Canyon OF
the Colorado. Tba framework Of the
proposed dam W, be Of steel, SO shaped
that the greater the pressure against it
may be the more solid it becomes.
Above this framework OF steel will he a
filling Of boulders. A fall will be thus
created that will give enough power in
the shape Of turbine wheels to pun 0 out
body Of water sufficient to irrigate the
Wallapai and Sacramento valleys in
Mohave County, Aubery valley in Co.
conino County, Chino, Williamson, Kirk.
land and other valleys in Yavapai County
and thence on south to the vicinity OF
Phenix. The great cactus plain west of
Wickenberg can also be irrigated from
this same source Of supply. No one
need ever fear that the supply OF water
would give out, and soon everybody will
recognize the fact that the Colorado will
be the source Of all irrigation enterprise
IN Arizona in the future.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The English have another victory TO
chronicle in their war on the natives OF
BechuansIand Strange TO relate they
defeated large army Of natives who
were armed with clubs and spears,
moving them down with grape and
canister from the forts England has
always had happy faculty of educating
the natives Of some helpless province in
the good old wav.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The Tombstone Prospector, on learn
ing that ex-Judge Barnes was confined
in Jail at Tucson for contempt, immedi.
ately wired the following: "Moriarity
are you thar" A few years ago, while
Barnes was on the bench he caused the
arrest of the editor OF the Prospector
for contempt and fined him $500 or 800
days in jail. Ye editor paid the fine, and
is now jubilsting over the incarceration
OF his old time enemy.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The democrats were not in sight after
the returns Of Tuesdays election came
in. Massachusetts, New York, New
Jersey Iowa, Colorado, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Kansas and South Dakota have
gone gIimming. The Populists have car
ried Nebraska and the Democrats have
carried all the southern states where
elections have been held. In Virginia,
where it was reasonable TO suppose the
third party would make decided gains
the falling off was very perceptible.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Location Of prinaipaI place Of business Han
Francisco, Cal. Location Of works. Cedar
Valley Mining District, Mohave County,
Arizona Territory.
NorIcE. are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
Assessment No. o levied on the 10th day OF
September, 1885, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders as follows:
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Gov Hughes is expected in Phenix
about the I4th Of this mouth. The gov
ernor has been working hard for the adj
mission OF Arizona 10 statehood and ex-
poets to see his efforts crowned with
success this winter
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The late international irrigation con-
gress, recently held in Los Angeles, has
done world of good in bringing to the
notice Of moneyed men many irrigation
project worthy OF investing IN and carry
ing through Arizona was the field open
to big projects from small investments.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

With this issue the MINER enters the
twelfth year Of its existence. In the past
three wears it has been greatly improved
and is now quoted as the best weekly
newspaper in Arizona 1t is the inten-
tention Of the present management to
keep the paper up to it's present high
standard during the wears to come.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Spain is just now sgitaiing the ques-
lion OF what shall he done with the bomb
throwers Cf that country. The other
night two bombs were thrown into a
crowded theatre at Barcelona and scores
OF men, women and children were killed
Bomb ihrowers shonld be drawn and
quartered as warning 10 others Of their
clags
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Republican papers throughout the
United States are jub,lant over their vic.
tory Of Tuesday. Viewing the result from
a distance IL would seem TO us that il the
g. o p. failed to make gains over the
vote Of last year II would never 20 into
another presidsntis! campaign with the
least shadow OF success.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Grover has recalled one OF his ap-
pointees to request that he settle his
tailor bill. Now it he would recall Van
Allen and have him inoculsted with a
little brain matter the country would be
at ease
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

More people have committed sucide
10 the last two months than have been
reported in the first six months OF the
year. Ii IS supposed that the change Of
season has a great deal to do with
suicidal mania.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

Judge Barnes and John Dunbar, who
were imprisoned in Tucson for contempt
OF court about week ago, were released
on habeas corpus proceedings by Jndge
Baker. The trial OF the Gazette staff for
libel will probably be resumed in few
days
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The worlds fair has finally wound up
its business and adjourned sine die The
admissions since the day OF opening
were greater than all the other worlds
fairs for the past thirty years rolled into
one, but at the same time it was fail
ure from financial point OF view.
Mohave County miner., 1893-11-11

The Atlantic and Pacific railroad has
donated ten thousand dollars to the mid
winter fair ssociation to aid in the con-
siruction OF the buildin ~.