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N.... N,- -sfIter, Vh'u a f.V
a..- ',.f.'o>wit.- anr.4r",i
TIE ..' f.t o., -t.,r.ol Ih.ma-
H., .t-1 NNl l,I t,,n a,yu't,I
V,- H. ..,..,.. N,~ say. l,u
,~,. .....t. i.I...tc sentiment. uut,idc
81 ~,t"., lI -,''.,l down upon
,at.. .,.n 81 .I' The fr-t details
- '., r..'l,r W.t, Yul,ui,l. AMI IN
't,t ttm.t',j uY.u tine Voluntary con
it.--i,u 81 tie woman. who has h,,n
cleared iy a combination Il circum.
-tare.- a. 'prtuitou> 10 herself ~ Il J.
o4,rac.rt /, Justice. a current Of -cn-
t.u,ut thar cuuld Ec readily controlled
D.. !,-I,lluc mend. in commuujty
that ,,t.. I,y hang. III. accused with
,.,, ...l.,...- my ar tl,. form - laNf,l
,,.1 .,f,t.. ,l,.sr- Tho aj,,;,,.1
,.i,t.- d., .,.i,l u.nrI snJ .,a,,,o
l.v ..,l ki--.. her and ,,L,.
l..-...... a., f,st.-,.,l .,nl.-acc ~ ia.
.....I tt,. ,i-tl.u. and ,he e,.uIl.,,.
~ r.r,li,,'
ui...t- many uboIa,. ,o t..o,
81 ,h. f.,,,atin.. aJy.,,n,, ,,l,,
FIR L,r handsome n.,-on =. II M.
who, tr-un.ony submitted vas mann.
t,c,ured alta sv.,ema,;c .eo,, ,as
heen made In ,lace all III. hl.me e.,
the deed and the oJium which a,
,acbe. a. cri,,ipali,v pron the s,,;,
in-t,aJ 81 IN. .l,y,r Tbi. !, was,fe
- j., Bs,d. in the grave. can no,
rtl.. a hand To- ann a pi-tol nor u,ter
a u.-I thu, may coincidence ,,;,a,.
character while the living imac. az
Intrigue has only to resolve ,non new
victims 10 Add 10 the sun, 81 iniuu;,v
and human mi.,rv .he La. .l,o.Jy
caused
TIN. journal h.. ever been the friend
Of woman. and has always Advocated
her enfr,n,hi..n.n,a and e,uol;tv ho.
fore the law. I'm, !, csnpo, ;gno,o tho
fact tha, &, crime comm;,,.J l,
man !. os much of n c,,p,e "a y CON,
mittcd hv man, and until a difreren,
punishment il provided hv law based
exclusively upon sex. the Same mn,
ishment should be accorded IN man
and woman. II il n traves,v NM,
Justice 10 electrocute CARLYLE U.rr;.
and let Ursula Unfuv 90 FREQ Ono
can almost IMAGINE no can 900
chuckle Of the prinniny .lcl,t,n lac.
hind the mssk of h.au,v wh., Ma
accused WAS elevated from, tho c,;n;
nal Iock IN tho neJcs,aI ~ IA. ho,o
inc. The Nazarene when he n,s.eJ
INDIGNANT unon tbe wou,, ,aLon il
adultery simply said. "Goand SIN M
more" There was no f,ll;n, uron
necks nor shading of tears. M tah.
leau in which IN, enorm;,v If III. 81.
Tense was hidden by a blare of bras.
and a glow of red fire. nothing IN cop.
done such conduct nor mike il nm in.
centive for those who AZ a finale of A
life of shame may sspirc to fill ms,
such n place in tho nsss,ny history az
the day
But what fitting puni-hmont /. in
store for those human broas,s of ,,,v
who dig into the grave Of Thom,,
Uender.on RovJ and ,loa, ovs, ,h.;,
;,nor,;n;on. ,,xl -.;,b .t
'k""'"""s ""'A' WIN "h'tlN
-. ..I .-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

HALLS Hair Remover is pronounced
the best preparation made for thicken-
ing the growth Of the hair, and restor-
ing that which is gray to its original
color.
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SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake.

A recent. discovery is that headache.
dizziness. dullness. confusion Of the mind.
ETC.. are due to arrangement of the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerve
forces that indigestion. dyspepsia, neuralgia.
wind in stomach, etc. arise from the derange-
ment Of the nerve centers supplying these Or
gans with nerve fluid or force. This Is likewise
true OF many diseases Of the heart and lungs.
The nerve system Is like q telegraph system.
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Us Will Uc SCt
cut. The little
white lines are
the nerves which
convey the nerve
force from the
nerve centers to
every part OF the
body. just as the
electric current Is
conveyed along
the telegraph
wires to Q v cry
station, large or
small. Ordinary
physicians fall to
regard this fact;
Instead of treat
ing the nerve CEN
tiers for thecause
of the disorders
arising therefrom
they I at the
part affected.
Franklin Miles.
NJ. D.. LII. B.. the
highly celebrated
cpacfaIiaf. and
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,...f..,,.,,,..... .....,-,inr tl..
r...,l 80. III. y,.,,, n,r-,nr
e.. L,..,.,,,..,n ..,,d,,r Ia.
who. hundred lives were lost. Is
reported. IN -VatchcS dated lat
+ I.v T. N''u- that On that day,
..ilr ti2t si.p and the hattlc-hir
tAmrori.wu 81 tn" same nationality
W'rr mau'pt'finI oil Tripnli, TIA" two
,,--oi- co,hI,d, and the Victoria sank
IA l. uluu'r, IN i f'ct Of water,
turning h"ttom uppcrmost. The We
turia bad an enormous hole made in
her SIDE ~ the ram 90 the Camper.
o. w.. '.t. GA Winch thc water pour Il
30 'rirut- Wee Admiral lr,un Wa-
among the officers drowned The
Victoria wasa twin-screw battle ship
81 1910 tons and II 900 horse power.
mounting H. guns. The Cnmpcrdown
ha, A httle larger Tonnage bat les
ROVER and 10 guns. The los. has
caused profound sorrow Throughout
England
=, a. ". IN.
!, .D, n,'..... nm.
.,.4 ~
- .,,,.I.,'.
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TmE President. Tuesday, made the
following appointments: Commodore
\. W. Weave. real. admiral, vice Har-
m0ny. retired. James Sheakle. Of
Alaska, Governor of Alaska George
w. Snow. Sal, Lake City. Surveyor
General Of Utah. John &. Straughan.
Surveyor-General OF Idaho. Charles
=. feasley, Surveyor-General Of New
Mexico. Pedro Del Cado. Santa Pc.
Receiver Of Public Moneys. Registers
of Land Offices Byron Groo. at Salt
Lake. Utah; Benjamin y. Wilson. at
La Grand, Oregon; James II Walker,
at Santa fc. N. NJ. T.. W. Dunno.
Postmaster. Billings. Montana.
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Tmg Seattle Telegraph Of June 10.
remarks, How would IL do 10 repeal
the law providing punishment for
murder IN the first degree1 IL does
not appear 10 he needed" Oh no f;
Seattle has much more expeditions
and certain way Of iniiicting capital
punishment, where the offender 10
neither young nor beautiful. The
maple tree gallows iiIty cubits" high,
which gtacrd Occidental square until
removed by the great lire, was ample
evidence III this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

AvAHsutsta aNr fnNs --ilnv. Az.
Eeni II lllinuis. has paf,lunei fiel
den Neeise aui sohwsb. 80, ansFohist.
ssf,ins late sentence. ipf rompllcity ln
a., llsymsfksi riots u Ma, i,h. issa
lhs ,ianensY is exercised on the
gfuHni that there was snmu doubt az
90 lbe dsSue ~ ln'rlleaiion ~ the
pfisHefs wiih ~pies rsfsnns and
uihsfs. shs 81 ihs t.am ,hfnwins
sni 500 stsrnisi g., ,hs t'ims and
prIHii. 80 ihr sirs ~hu tiled ,he
tasta
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

AEntusH NftiN-Ihe arquittsl oi
the murderer II lloyd recalls Ia mem
DRY among other unsa'"ry rcmem.
bTances. that she vas the probable
cause ~ death 81 Col James u. smith.
81 Tacoms, sl'ou, ,wo years ago. nj.
though the hand that dbl the deed Was
undoubtedly bis own. I, is said that
she bled him oi his earthly substance
un,,l bankruptcy stared him IN the
face. bee preferred death Ca passing
through tho orl,al 81 exposure aud
iissfaer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-06-30

U. e
Sheriff OF ThurstOn county. Washington.
Drte OF first publication. June " 1873.
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for Infants and Children.

"CastorhA Is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend 1t as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
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Cldsrite.

A deposit OF tho metsl known as
oiderite WINS discovered 10 EsnioraldR
along the limo Of the Carson d Colo
RADIO railroad at tho time that rond
was being constructed. Although
familiar with the usual metallic snb-
stances fc ind in this State tho dis.
coverer could not classify this ono. in
order to have IL classified he sent IL
10 tho Smithsonian Institute At
Washington, whore IL was pro.
nounced ciderite. This metal 10
said to DO ono OF tho most important
used IN the manufacture OF Bcssimer
steel. The deposit In Esmcralda 10
said 20 he apparently inoxha istible
and il the classification OF tho motal
10 correct there Is n largo fortune In
II for tho discovorer .--Enterprise.
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[FRoM "WEDNESDAY DA1Lr.].
6ALMAGUNDI.

Rather frosty. this morning.
Postage stamps ure Of 1900 vsrie-
ties.
The cost Of tho Mexican war was
sG6,oOo,oUo.
Churchill county will contribute
$500 to the Midwinter Fair.
The latest popular dance music at
freeman Hall Christmas night.
Foreign. exhibitors took GO per cent.
OF the awards at the Worlds Fair.
Arthur Mcintosh vent down 10
I'oyelock to day to spend the holi.
dnys With his parents.
H.. F. Scbuldt, having closed his
drug store in Tuscarora, came down
on last nights stage EN- route to Au.
burn, California, where bc expects to
go into business again.
NJ rite, the three year-o!d daughter
Of Nj. aud Mrs.EA. L. Wright OF
Ogden fell into a tub;ot boiling water
Monday night and was 30 severely
scalded TINT she died at Gas y~ester-
day morning. =
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Tho Hawaiian Situation.

d dispatch from, Honolulu under
date OF the 14,h says that poll tical
affairs on the Islands is in q state OF
abeyance, awaiting news which is az
pected on tho Alameda, duo Decem-
Der 2lst. The Provisional Govern.
ment Ia carrying out a line OF defense
n tho work Of terrifying the execu-
tive building is still in progress.
At6A.!N. the 9 cutter CIR
sin arrived unexpectedly in the har.
: Dor. Captain Munger came immed-
,,ately ashore, and repaired to tho
United States Legation, whore il is
understood he delivered executive
dispatches to Minister Willis.
Interviews with the Cabinet show
that the Government in~terprets
Cleveland's message to Congress TO
mean: 81 will restore the ex-Oueen
peaceably il possible, md in CAGE I
lind this cannot DO done 1 will refer
tho matter to Congress FOR settle.
ment.'
President Dole assured the Asp. :
cihted Press correspondent that in
csse Minister Willis made any ad.
vsnces either before or after the sail
ing Of the Mar;posa looking toward
restoration this Government wished
it announced in the INST public man
ner that such negotiat; ons would
make no Roadway here, and jt
pushed would be absolutely rejected
oy the Provisional GoSerumsut.
The msmbers OF tho Cabinet, who
we're assembled in the Foreign Office,
were OF the opinion they would re-
ce've some communication from Min
lster Willis before noon, the hour set
for the Mariposa TO sail.
The Provisional Government.
said President Dole, "has arranged
every detail for protecting life and
property, and is also we'll prepared to
resist with armed force any attempt
10 overthrow the Provisional Govern
nient il attempted by external meanr,
les, yon a say that il the worst
comes We will make a stubborn r..
I~istance, and said the Presiden,.
smiling, "you know as we'll rs VIC do
that it will be q hard fight"
At II o'clock the Cabinet went into
session to consider the political situa-
ton, and will adjourn about II
o'clock.
At 1:30 p. N. this afternoon the
regular aession OF the y, cutiye and
advisory councils was hold. In the
open session this question WINS asked
by Cecil Brown Of the President:
"Hns the Government receiy.d
cny advicso or dispatches BY the
Corwinf"
ut has not" replied President
Dole.
"Haa the Government received INV
official communication" continued
Mr.. Brown, "from the American min.
ister since the arrival Of the Corwip?"
President Dole replied. "Ithas not
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School Entertainment.

Following is tho programme OF the
entertainment given by the Wells
school at that place last Friday
night:
Chorus-The Jolly Christmas King.
Opening Address ALFRED Hnmill.
"elcome-H. Henderson, G. Futile
and II. Allen.
Solo-"A Million Little Beauties"
Edua Hamill.
'aAddress-LiEEio Harney.
Sno" Storm Gleo-Threo boys and
two giris.
Recitation -" Lady Ycardley'a
Guest" A. Helsley.
dSolo-"School 3 Ills" Ida Thomp-
ION. icg
Hoop Dril!-Ten Girls
solo-"Harg up the Bsby's Stock
Ing" Myrtin Murphy.
10 Diaiogue-"Looking for a Situa.
tion," Throo boys.
Chorus-Merty, Ginning Christ
nas Bells.
Rociu zion - Marriage Of Santa
CLAUS" Mabel Shelton.
Solo -"Santa Claus Now OUTFIT"
Leo Petty.
Shadow Pictures.
quot "Tho s'oigh Ride" The
Misses Helsley.
Recitation Charlie Curtiss.
solo-"Sauta Claus," Sadie Cob
b>l.
Recitation Winfred Woodruff.
Doll Drill-Ton Girls.
Recitation--"Whep Snntn Comes.n
Iona Holm.
solo--"Remombtr the Birds,rC Is-
Oh Murphy.
Duot--"Tapping at tho Gardeo
Cate Mildred Henderson, Milton
Shelton.
lvooitBtion--"A Problem." Master
Leo Petty. sf
Solicitation tho Ball" hottie Slsoi
Reoitation--"Mrs. Kriss Kripgle,r
Jonnio Hamill.
Solo-"Kiss and Let's Mako mn
Mabel Shelton.
Recitation, C.otiug Addreee mil.
ton Shelton.
Chorus Tho B>git Men.
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(FRox THuRspAY's .DA1LY.l
!.

Silver is t.G9iI1 to-day.
Christmas presents ut winternan
tel's iswelry store.
Sheriff Henderson returned from
Reno this morning.
Hunter / Hesson shipped 81 car
loads Of sheep from Halleck to Baden
to dug.
In France u per cent Of tho peo-
pie live on rye bread and only % por
cent on wheat bread.
The mugwumps get NIL tho turkey
under this administration xnd the
old line Democrats get the soup.
John Palmer, tho inventor of the
railroad check system. died a few
days ago in n little town in Michigan.
Ernest Wcrrin, a young msrchau.
Of Virginia City, took a dose Of MGR.
phiue with suicidal intent Tuesday
afternoon. a....
The ladies having the Christmas
tree in charge are working hard to
give the little ones a trent Sunday
night. Lay sect and creed aside for
one day and SOC that Your children
are at the new church Christmas
eve.
Dance all right.
Christmas night;
Masked ball,
Freeman Hall.
tTOthe tune Of "~ra-ra-.a Boom de sy."l
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Airs. E. S. F~arington and Mrs.
Tralk left Tor San Francisco today.
Chris Evans, tho bandit. wus con.
sicted Of murder 10 tho Grst degree
and will 60 10 the pcnitentiary for
Ike.
The Gem Jovclry Store m 70
the front to-day with n holiday al.
Rend it and call and inspect the now
STICK before purchasing.
Agent Hurgroys came down from
tho Duck Valley Reservation yestor-
day. lie reports u number ofNth6
Nations wards dosn with the grip.
San Dornardino papers propose to
publish lisls Of dead beats who sub
scriho but uever pay. S0pe o. them
will hnrN TO III supplements.
President Cleveland Inns summarily
removed from Office tho Postmaster
Of Topeka, Kansls, Tor kicking out
seventeen Republican hydrocarbons.
iou " Hlou uhb II pun biChnctH
thors is Seldom any danger OF a fatal
remit Tut whom what the
doctor calls "complications" set in,
then ia tho time TO pray.
Hundreds OF tramps arc fiocking
into Kansas since Governor Lewoll
ing issued his orders than they shnll
not 10 arrested by tho peace officers.
The people arc crying for protection
Parsons, tho murderer Of Hamilton
in VTginin Chy last SUI mer, was
found guilty Of murder in the second
degree The jury's recommendation
OF m,rcy should not weigh much
with tho court.
Tho Illinois State Grange passed
r%onolutions Yesterday favoring free
silver aud tho purchase by the gov.
Srnment OF q linz. Of railroad from
tho Atlantic TO tho Pacific, paying
FOR tho snme in legal tender notes.
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(FRoM NIosDAY's DAILY.l
BALsIAGCSDl.

An insnne mao will be dow n Oh the
rnscnrora stuge tonight.
The delinquent list Of Lyon county
amounts 10 a little over ego.
hr. aud Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Of
Bullion, we're shopping in Elko to-
lay.
J.J Baird canie In from Bullion
Saturday and remained in town till
.o-day.
Senrly the entire population. Of
South Fork attended the funeral OF
hrs. Schillerstrom yesterday.
The delinquent tax list Of Tashos
o'uuty will foot up ubout s ,7OO. Lust
yenr It only amounted to about
saT5
II ia, estimated that the people Of
this country annually consume G0.uOo
tousof bananas. There IRE no Stats:
tics M the number Of falls caused by
the peeljpSs on the sidewalks.
Attention is directed to a notice in
another column hsaded.'"I. o. G. L.
Ball. Tho l. o. G. rs OF Lamoille
are noted for their efforts TO please
aud Sall who attend are assured a
first class time.
The langest iron railroad bridge in
Germany has just been opened for
tTqtlc. Itspans the Vistuln between
Fordou and Cululseo. 10 West
Prussia, and has occupied two und
one hall years in construction.
S. W. Knapp, Superintendent OF
the Salt Lake division OF the &. p,
gave tho ISDEpLSDENT office u PLEAS
ant call this morning. lie said that
business on The road wns rather dull
just o and that fourteen freight
crews had beeu laid of on this divis
ion in the last month.
William Heaton, a fireman on No.
.. fell of the train in Moline canyon
Saturday morning. lie stepped To
tho tank to got a drink Of water urd
while he was stopping ovor tho Gu
gine rounded n sharp curve throwing
hon ot. lie wac considerably skinned
up but suffered no severe injury.
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Heavy Cattle.

The heaviest cattle forwarded TIL.
yeur from Nevada were shipped from
Reno TO day TO Gorlnch & Co., Stock.
lo", fr Christr;as beef. They were
three six.yesr old steers purchased
ny Louis uerlach from John Sparkle,
RoDo. Whom weighed this morning
before fecding and after being driven
three miles, tho three togothor tip.
ped the scales at TAO toLnds. II.
y. blackburn purchased q stoor
from Aware Evans yesterday that
weighed 225O pounds ind was whipped
To the South San francisco Land
aud Improvement Company for tho
Christmas market In San francisco.
--Gnzetto.
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A Slight typographical Error.

NY article on tho denth Of Col
onel Jnnes sns plain enough" said
chs editor. Il wrote 10 plain words
that Tho diod shouting praises and
went whore all Ia well.'"
'Docsu't II read that why In the
pnpsr?" asked tho proof,roadcr.
at does not" mid tho editor. ut
redd: lilo died shouting blazcs, aud
wont XherA.pll Ia holl.' "-Er.
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SALMAGUNDl

This is the ahortest day Of the year
Jer Bradley went west on No. 4.
IS day. ~,
The Liberal party of Utah has been
liesolved. . q ....5ai =
The public schnol closes for q Two
Seeks' vacation today. E,
Corn fed poultry, vegetables and
fresh oysters at tho Gem. t
The. San Francisco meat market
is a shade better this week. s.
S. Merkley returned yesterday
from a visit to his old homo in Cana
In. r-i Ia
Elko Souvenir Spoons ETC.. for
christmas ut Wintormantlsis jswelty
store. .
Miss Mamie Russell returned from
Foano yesterday to spsud Tho Christ
mas holiday.
4 Texas doctor grated a rabbits
eys in n boys head. 1t works ull
right, but every time he sees q dog
ho runs.
1t will pay you to examine goods
and prices at the Gem Jswelry Store
before purchasing your Christmas
presents.
Miss Keld, the popular teacher
of the primary department. Of the
Elko school, will spend the holidays
in San Jose, California.
Senator Proctor. Of Vermont, has
introduced n bill to Utah TO
Nevada. The gall Of this New
England yankee is wonderful.
Tickets for maskers for the ball to
he given at the Depot Hotel Christ
mas night are on sale at the Depot
aud Commercial hotels.
The orchestra boys are making
great preparations for the ball atFree-
mans Hall Christians night. They
will give you q jolly good time.
The dinining room OF the Derot
Hotel will be- nicely decorated for the
ball Christmas night. All interested
in the affair are determined to make
it the event OF the season.
The Children's tree and ientiynl
will be. as announced on Sunday
I'm H -
evening Mt 6 o'clock in tho new
church. Tho distribution OF the gifts
will be preceded by a ehort religious
and musical entertainment.
People who have tried It, say that
there is no better medicine for dys.
pepsia than Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
may not give one the stomach OF an
ostrich, but it so strengthens the ali
mentary organs that digestion or or
binary food becomes oasy and natur
al. t.-
To morrow, Saturday, alto moon at
ore o'clock the christmas tree will DO
trimmed and everybody so disposed
is invited to 20 there, to the new
church and assist. All presents in.
tended for tho tree Shether for
adults or children may be brought to
tho church any time after that hour,
or on Sunday afternoon.
Everybody knows that the condi-
tons for health are not favorable
when tho stomach, liver anil bowels
are disordered. In such cases, head.
ache, medication and constipation
are the result; for all which ailments
the proper remedy is Ayers Csthar.
tic Pilla.
Two hundred ard seventy tax
payers Of Elko county, including the
Central Pacific Ruilrord Co. and tho
Western Union Telegraph Co., havo
signed tho circular asking the County
Commissioners 10 make m ppropri.
alton OF $1,000 towards Ne, ada's OF
hibit at tho Midwinter Fair. This il.
sures tho appropriation. .
HTr"
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2Q.-The report
OF tie Secretary II the Treasury was
presented in the House this morning,
after which the urgency deficiency
bill was taken mp:
Tho House Committee on Terri.
tories reported tho bill to admit Okla
bona US n State seperate from Indian
Territory.
An adjournment resolution from
Tomorrow until January Sd was
adopted by the House..
AS coon as the New Mexico bill
comes up in the House IN effort will
be nude to tack on tho Oklahoma
amendment. but this plan will prob.
ably fail. In tho Senate the effort
will again be mado, and may be sue.
cesstul there, as severul Senators from
tie Southwest ure f~uvorably disposed
toward Oklahoma.
SENATE.
The report OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury was presented and referred.
Hour presented Il petition signed by
seventeen Governors of States, many
state officials, Endorsed by the Legis.
lature OF massachusetts and signed
by 10000 citizens OF the United
States on tho subject Of good roads.
IL required the efforts OF several
employees OF the Senate 70 wheel the
monster into the chamber. The res
oiution was referred to the Com.
mittee on Inter. stnte commerce.
Gallinger offered q resolution that
IN view OF the widespread industrial
depression it was not wise u attempt
u change in the tariff laws during the
present session.
Hour addressed the Sen ate upon
the ilnwniian question, ind said no
would devote himself TO the Amori-
Gun question: "Who is tho Uuited
states Of American" Tho President,
IN undertaking ~ decide the Hawai-
ian question, and to withhold fro m
the people what he was doing until it
was settled QUO way or the olhor,
seemed to have supposed that he was
tho United States Of America, and
that, whatever the phrase meant, il
was but a synonym for him. Tho
question Aow was whether tho psople
Of the United States were living IN.
der n Constitution or q dictator.
At the conclusion Of lIoar's 70
marks Morgan, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, offered
tho following resolution:
That the Committee on Foreign
Relations shall inquire into the re-
port whrther-and, il 80, what-ir-
regulnri 10, occurred ia the diplo
matic or other intercourse between
tho United Statee and Hawaii in re-
iatlon TO the recent revolution in Ha.
wall. and 10 this end tho sud CON-.
nilfee 10 Authorized TO send for POI.
SONS and papers and administer oaths
70 Witnesses" ..u.
Morgan explained. the resolution,
and IL was agreed TO. 4. NJ. ...
Wayne MoVeayh, Inns been oon.
tirmeu nB Minister TO Itnly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-24
4 Quertiou In A%hlihmntle.

&Tcachor-.li a turkey reighs IL
pounds and costa ~ cents II pound
how much dops tho whole turkey
cdet2
1'omny-ono dollar and twenty
cents.
"tDtreot. But suppose the turkey
costs % Cents q pound. how much
ducs IL cost then"
"Thon 40 don't buy any."-TcIas
BittiuRs. 2.