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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
ExPosITIoNs.

Monday March Goth was the first day
of spring.
Considerable sickness is reported in
and around the village.
To make room for spring stock all
goods will be sold very low at Mrs.
Browns, millinery store.
Nicholas Owens was in Yale last
Saturday although he has not fully
recovered from his recent severe ILL
ness.
Elder J. ii. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and evening at 1880. Come
out and hear.
We take pleasure IN recommending
Brant's Balsam, because it is a cough
cure of superior merit and size. % and
scot. bottles, double the usual size, at
Grant Holden & Bros.
c. F. Michaels will give grand
Easter Ball and supper in his hall on
invites you all. The best of music
will be in attendance. Bill only S1.OO.
You may look for a big time.
Street-car drivers and others who are
constantly exposed to all kinds of
weather, and cannot find time to lay
by, should ever bear in mind this plain
fact that DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds. 1t is unequaled.
A good many people of the village
do not know that over at the Flax
mill business is humming right along
and from the way in which new addit-
ions are being made to this already
we'll equipped mill we are led to
believe that 1t is a permanent fixture
and one of which our town may we'll
be proud of.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
The Baronet No. 1852

Was foaled May 23rd, 1888, bred by
josiah Skinner, is a beautiful bay,
white face, one fore foot and both
hind feet white. This celebrated stall
the township of Lynn Monday morn
ing and proceed to the Moore settle
ment near Brockway and thence east
TO Green's Corners then north to Rose
burg, from there to Peck and on
through the township of Elmer, then
through by Valley Center to his own
stable in Lynn township where he will
arrive Friday night and remain until
Monday morning. The Baronet is now
owned by Jonathan Tice who will
look after him personally during the
season. For pedigree and terms look
for large bills later.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
Iuu1berl ltImberI

/ have on hand and for sale at rock
bottom prices, lumber, lath and shin
giles. Am receiving three carloads
per week and intending builders will
do we'll in calling on me before pur-
chasing their supply. Best culled shin
giles from 80 cents upwards per thous-
and. My yard is the cheapest place IN
town to buy shingles.
AZ JOHN ID. JONES, Yale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
Teachers Examination.

A special teachers examination will
be held at Port Huron on Friday and
Saturday. Mar, 81, and Apr. LIST, 1893.
Examination will begin at Third Ward
school building at 80 =. NJ. on Fri
day and continued at Second Ward
building on Saturday commencing at
s A. NJ. c. j. Mccormick.
County Com'r. of Schools.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
wnttISi 40 PaUO

1t certainly would not pay for the owners OF
"a poor remedy to guarantee IL and refund the
money II IL failed to give satisfaction. That Is
what the manufacturers Of Hamilton's Cough
Balsam do. II must be flrst-class remedy. 20
cents buysa large bottle. Sold by dealers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-03-24
DRUGS! DRUGS!

Are you buying anything in this
line? If so. it is very important you
procure pure and yehable article or
you are better off without it. Our aim
has always been to keep nothing but
the very best of everything in our line,
and by so doing we are now enjoying
a good trade, for which we desire to
thank our many Friends. We carry a
large line of Drugs. Patent Medicines.
Stationery, Druggists Sundries, Pure
Wine and Liquors for Medicinal Pur-
poses. Doctors Prescriptions and
Family Receipts compounded with
accuracy and dispatch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
lFRoa MosplY's DAIr.l
sALMAGuNDl.

Tho Amateur Dramatic club report
having u fine time Mt Curlin.
Sam McMullen, OF Deeth, and Ell.
Woolverton, Of Ruby Valley, gavo the
INDEPENDENT oflco O pleasant call
to-day.
Mr.. Clark, Miss Hattie md Miss
-loliie Richardson left fo- Humboldt
Saturday on No. 4. May prosperity
attend thcln.
There vas no meeting Of tho Com
missioners to day. Commissioner
McAfce failed to put in an appear
anco and Mr.. Wilson t~elegraphod that
no was unable to come on account Of
sickness.
Last night P. e. Wore caught All
joke, tho crazy Chinnman, stealing
wood from Major Miller and took him
to Jail. This afternoon no was
brought before Justice Henley and
on pleading guilty was fined $50 or 81
days in tho county Jail. Not having
the cash he took the 30 days.
The Ladies OF tho Guild have some
thing TO say 10 the people OF Elko
elsewhere in this issue. They prom
Use q pleasant evenings entertainment
to all who favor them with their pres.
eucc Mt freeman Hall next Monday
evening. Rend the programme of cx-
ercises ana don't forget to DO there.
Tho INDEPENDENT wishes its read-
ers in Mound and Huntington Valleys
tn understand that the failure 10 get
their papers is not a fault OF this Of
flee. The papers Are put in the post
Office regularly every Friday and if
they do not reach their destination
the fault is duo to tho negligence Of
Uncle Sans employees and not to
us.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
Fire nj Wells,

Yesterday afternoon word was re-
ceivcd hore that the Bulls Head
hotel Mt Wells was on fire, ind that
the whole town was in danger. Luck
lily the tin roof Of the hotel kept the
tire from spreading, avins tho rest Of
tho town.
From MIR. Fitch who cama down
from Wells this morning, we learn
that the beginning OF the lire is
shroudcd in considerable mystery as
the first IDtImatiou Of It was II cloud
of smoke iillIng tho hotel. Mr.. Fitch
Is of the opinion, however. that the
fire was caused by hot ashes blowing
under the hotel and igniting the chips
and other rubbish, or that IL caught
from Il lamp used by workmen in
thawiug out the water pipes under
the hotel. In either case, tho fire
must have smolderod several hours
before II broke out. Tho smoke WIS
So dense that but little WIS saved
from the burning building.
Miss Miller and MISS Rose Gardner,
the Wells ]Leacmcrs, who We're stopping
at the hotel aud Mrs. Munrennar, tho
waitress, lost everything except the
clothing they bud on.
The hotel was ownel by Fitch &
H"rdesty, and vas valued al s2j,Op,
and Insured for Si3 ,CC0. In addition
10 the lOss On the hulcl, MIR. Fitch
lost nearly all # his ICrsuuul Effects
The loss is u heavy one 10 tho pro.
p%rietoro rs they are both men past the
meridian Of IIfc.
Neither OF the proprietors was
present ut tho fire, us Mr.. Fitch wcnt
TO Carson, Monday, an | first nvarI Of
Tie loss he lad sustained ut Cnrl.n
while on his way home, aud Col. lIar-
dcsly was at hIS private residence in
bad sick.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
(FRoM FRIpAY's DarLr.]
SALNIAGUSDI

Judge Rives, OF Elreka, arrived this
morning.
Hi Stoker came up from Loylocks
yesterday.
The Monterey has been accepted
by the government.
john NJ. Dorsey, returned from San
Francisco, this morning.
Il. l.. Bingham, OF Tuscarora, has
been appointed guard at the Stale
Prison.
judge Fitzgerald has decided that
w. ID. Jones WAS regularly elected
District Attorney OF Lander county
Tho House yesterday by a vote OF
l52 to l43, killed the repeal OF the
Sherman Act for this session OF Con-
grcss.
the legislatures OF Wyoming, Wash
inGtOn, North Dakota and Montana
are still struggling with the Senate
rial question.
Minister Stevena established q pro-
tccturate over tho Hawaiian islands
on the LIST Of February. The stars
and stripes float over tho Sand
witch Islands.
The World Almanac for 1893 will he
chuck full Il valuabl" Information.
The price is SO. II you want n copy
send your order to the IsJEPEsDESr
office and ne will get It Tor You.
The Sill er State says that an in
quest WIS held on the body OF Fred
Cady tuesday afternoon. The bullet
which cuusod Cady's death entered
the neck JUS: bslow what is called
"Adum's Appl." aud luds ed in the
spinal column. The jury returned a
verdict 10 tho Object tn 1t Cady cauo
to his death from n pistol wound cup
posed to have been inflicted by 1. d.
English.
The Gnzolte says that n man was
arrested in Reno Wednesday night
for pe%rsonating Lewis Bradley, OF
Deeth. On the strength OF his claim
he persuaded II. G. Davis to pay his
board and drug bill and furnish him
whisky TO Till up on. When brought
before tho Justice ho plead guilty to
obtaining credit but claimed that his
namo was Lewis Bradley. Ho was
aent to Jail to await sentence.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
[Fno4 wsDsrsDAr's DA,Lr.l
SALMAGUNDT.

T. G. Plunkctt arrived from Cali.
fornia this morning.
Assessor Eggers and Mis-. cs Lida
ard Ruth Russell went TO Carson on
No.. 4 to-day.
The California Legislature defeated
a resolution fuvoripg the free coinage
Of silver yesterday.
It is said that Blaine left property
valued ut n million dollars, and that
no willed it all TO Mrs. Blaine.
Mr.. Russell introduced u hill into
the Assembly yesterday. defining tho
manner OF electing County Cons 10
sioEcTe.
The reserved yeats for tho enter
Imminent Monday night are going off
like hot cakes. Get one before they
are all taken. -la9e
Yesterday, the Democrats and In.
dependents in the Nebraska Legisla-
ture voted for William V. Allen, Popu.
list. and elected him United States
Senator to succeed Paddock, Repub-
lican. "t.
Culberson, Of Texas, introduced n
bill in the House yesterday, repeating
the Sherman Silver Act and substi-
tuting the old Band Act, and pro,
viding for the coinage Of the bullion
accumulated under the Sherman Act.
The Russian extradition treaty was
amended in the Senate, yesterday, 30
as TO make all attempts 10 asf Rssinnte
the Car or members VI tho royal
family AL cxIraditab!e ofTensc, acSard-
less OF the motive, aud vas then rati-
lied.
Tho Silver State says an Indian ar
/ rived from Fort Mcl)ermit, Sunday,
with II note to the Sheriff stating that
Fred Cady had been shot and killed
at English's ranch, Saturday after,
noon. No particulars could bo OH
talned from the Indian, and il is no,
kno"n whether CIdy vas killed ncci,
dentaliy or murdered.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
The Killing Of Cady.

Tuesdays Silver State gives Il de
tailed account OF the killing OF Fred
Cady neal Fort McDctmitt last Sat,
urdny afternoon, from which il ap,
pears that Cady and George Simpson
went TO IL saloon kept by |. ID. Eug,
lislI aud picked II quarrel with Jerry
licarn, Il prominent ranchar, who
happened to come in the saloon while
they were there. The two men ap.
piled tho West epi,hCts TO learn
mud on his replying in kind, Simpson
walked over To where Hcarn Was sit,
ting on a bed by tho fire and knocked
him over and began beatinS hlm in
the face. English tried TO separate
the men and WAS grabbed by Cady
and they both went TO tho floor.
Simpson then let llcarn go and went
TO the assistance Of CLdy. Tho men
finally got out OF tho saloon, and Eng
lish begged them 10 stop, aud finally
got Iicarn away from them and took
'''' W hS iCsIiciIC''
Cady and Simpson mado another
brenh for lIearn and entered the
house. English and Ilcarn went into
u bedroom ani fastened the door.
English again begged them 10 desist.
but they broke tho door in aud re.
newed tho fight, Simpson begun
beating llcarn and Cady seizcd Eng.
lish ind they tuSse!od for awhile,
English's children in tho meantime
clinging TO their father and English
ulI the timo begging Cady and Simp-
son TO stop. llcarn was calling for
help aud begging not To- bc killed.
English in his contest with Cudy got
10 lis bed where his revolver wus,
seized it and shot Cudy, the bull on
tcring his neck and killing him in
stun.ly.
English arrived in Tinncmucca
Monday afternoon and gave himself
up TO the officers aud Was admitted to
bal in the sum OF $500.
Cady was q brother Of Mrs j. A.
Plnmmer well known in EIko and his
remains were taken 20 Stockton, Cal,
for burial.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
ELECTRICAL GLEANiNGS.

1T Is intended to lay n submarine
cablo in the Caspian sea.
THE latest thing in night clocks Inns
m incandcscent lamp over it and ayard
or so of sil<-wrnppcd wire which runs
to tho bed of the person who wishes TO
know what time 1t Is in the dark.
From n report Of the Bell Telephone
Company II appears that the number Of
telephones In service Ia 512,407 md tho
total length of line is 255, 800 miles, or
about 1oH times the circumference Of
the Garth.
In London they arc successfully light
ing their omnibuses7 by mean Of cleo
tricity from storage batteries. Tho mp
pnrntus consists Of n nvc-ccll secondary
battery, which gives n current Of one
ampcrc Mt ten volts for fifteen hours.
OSE Of the most recent applications Of
electricity Ia To the heating md bending
4 pipes. This process Is said to have
boon attended with such success IL Is
'robablc that the greater part OF this
lass OF work will DO accomplished by
Electrical means.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
WALLED IN eY CORAL
Natives Found or tho Hidden platsau
O Very Littlo. Iklnnh.

Natives Found on the Hidden plnteau OF
n Very Little; Island.
A curious discovery has been made on
the island OF Kitaba, one of the Tro-
BRAND group, off the northeastern coast
ofNcw Guinen- A great many sailors
passing this little island have imagined
that 1t had no inhabitants because they
saw no evidence of human occupation.
Sir William McGrcgor, the ndministrn-
tor OF British New Guinea, says the
island has en- urea Of only 6yc or six
square miles. 5uu. Iias
On all sides It presents n low and
slightly sloping margin, usually about
n quarter Of n, milo broad, covered by
heavy timber. Within is q precipitous
coral wall. which can be assembled only
ut u few places. The bank rises to n
height of three hundred TO four hun
dred feet. Once at the top the visitor
finds within this wall a plateau which
occupies the whole of the center of tho
island and is from fifty to one hundred
feet below the coral wall surround
ing it.
There about one thousand nntiyea
live and till their gardens. The rich.
chocolatc-colored soil yields them nm
oiHtt ouPppS L tOOu. 1HCy arc COM
pletcly protected from the wind by the
rocky rim that incloscs their plateau
The island seems to have been an atoll
which was lifted above the sea several
hundred feet, SO that the atoll ring now
forms the coral wall surrounding tho
plateau. On this elevated and almost in
accessible plain arc thirteen Villages,
each Of which contains over twenty
houses.
Sir William McGregor q y the M
tives gave him q most pleasant reccp-
ton. He found It difficult to travel
through some villages on account of
the yams, cocoanuts, mats and other
articles that were laid down before hin.
for his acceptance. There are no inter
tribal hostilitics, md It is not possible
for the natives of other islands to OBJ
press the people, because on their pla-
teau. naturally fortified as it Is, they
arc Inaccessible TO hostile tribes. The
drainage Of the plateau is excellent.
There are great cavities in the coral
wall through which the rainfall filters
and makes its way to the sea.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
tFRox TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMAG
Bar silver $3.50 to.day.

Bar silver 1886 to-day.
Ben Craighrad arrived from til
west on No. l this uornins.
Bill Pigeon, al Indian desperate,
killed three deputy U. S. Murshals at
Tahlequah, Indian Territory, yester-
day.
BY reference to another column it
will be seeu that Commissioner viii
son is doing his part toward increas-
ing the population Of Nevada.
Tho Reno Gazette snys Tint the
Supreme Court decided yesterday
that tho Constitutional Amendments
had been sufficiently published.
Tho resolution calling up the repenl
OF tho Sherman bill 10 tho House to-
day WAS referred to tho Judiciary
Con'mittee thereby preventing It's.
consideration during the present sps-
sion OF Congress.
The New York Senate yesterday
passed without dissent u concurrent
resolution urging the President and
Congress 10 take steps 10 establish Il
protectorate government over Hawuii
with the view OF ultimate aunexa-
ton,
A Washington special says the Re-
publican employees OF the Senate
have given up all hopes Of holding
their places after tho 4th Of March as
the Democrats will have sufficient
strength with tho vote Of tho Vice
President to reorgagize the Senate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
tPKoN TUESDAYS DAiLr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

ct
There is no change in the Senate.
rial deadlocks.
Tho spirit Thermometer at Muller's
drugstore showed lG degrees below
zero this morning.
A letter from Mr.. Penrod states
that he is still at Vallejo and that
Mrs. Penrod's health is improving.
Sheriff Henderson has paid to tho
County Treasurer the SUN Of Sl,O72.-
% for licenses collected during the
month OF January, 1893.
Carson Trihune:--Oue Of tho best
md most influential members OF the
Assembly is Russell, OF Elko, ind he
is anxious 10 economic in every d.
rection.
Tho steamship City OF Pekiog.over-
due from Yokohama since Jsnuary
l4th, arrived in San Francisco y~estsr-
day. Her delay was caused by
trouble with the machinery.
The rumors that no action will be
taken on the repeal OF the Sherman
Act created n furry in Wall Street
yesterday. 1t is said TINT tho result
will be large exports Of gold at the
close OF this week.
The Carson Tribune Bays 4 Young
couple married two weeks drove in
from tho country this morning, asd
going the rounds o. the stores finally
purchased a baby carriage, put it in
the wagon and drove ~contentedly
home.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
THE BILL.

Tho Reno Journal says that tho
runcheTs in Humboldt county arc up
in arms against tho la Gr'yo lrrign.
ton bill and are circulating petitions
asking tho Legislature To deteat IT,.
A letter from Lovclocks published
in Thursdays Journal saws the farm.
ers OF that section worc not consulted
ab0ut tho bill md have como To tho
conclusion that IL WAC not framed in
their interest and nre signing n re-.
monstranco against its passngo. A
similar petition is being circulated ia
Wiunomucca nnA il being signed by
tho water claimants in that vicinity.
Tho Journals correspondent clulus
TINT tho INTRODUCTION oil the bill by
Senator La Grave was attended by
suspicious circumstances md TINT
tho bill itself bris.los all over with
Objectionable features and is plainly n
railroRd measure. In proof OF this
the correspondent shows that the
member Of tho Assembly from Loyo.
locke, who is IN ontorprisiug rahchor
with n large experience in irrigation
matters, was kopt 10 Ignorance OF tho
bill until IL was introduced into tho
Seuate.
Irrigation Is m important mattor TO
tho people OF this State aud especial.
ly 80 10 tho ranchors Of Elko county.
Any measure that will tend TO In.
cteaso tho burdens already borno
or open the door to endless litigation
should receive the united opposition
OF our delegation in tho Legislature.
Tho ranchors OF this cornty should
carefully study the provisions OF this
irrigation bill aud II convinced that
IL will ndd to their burdens aud lead
10 litigation, they should circulate 70.
monstrances against its passage. Now
10 tho timo 10 act.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
U%ndisputcd Authority.

Tho Unitrd States Dispcnsatory
says: that Onions aro u stimulani,
didrotic md expectornDt; they in.
crease tho appetite and promote di.
gcsti0n." Tho juice made into syrup
as in DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, has Il
specific action on tho t%iiroat, lungs
nnd MIR pissngea, IL not only cures
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consume.
ton, but It's stimulating cToots,
strengthen and build up tho system
mtorwurd. IA n tonic aud rcstorhtiyo
u hhs no equal. We solicit n trinl In
tho most chronic md stubborn casts
Price 90 cents. Sold by j.. f.. Muller,
druggist,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-02-12
Real Merit

Is tho characteristic Of Hoods Sarsa.
parIlla, aud IL 10 manifested every
day 10 tho rs 3arkab'e cures tbs
medicine nccomplishcs. Druggists
say: When We SCI bottle Of Hoods
S%arsaparillu 10 n new customer wo
aro sure to see him bnck in few
weeks after mofe,- proving that tho
good results from Il trial bottle war.
rant continuing itR use. This positive
merit Hoods Sarsaparillu possesses
by virtue Of the Peculiar Combina-
ton, Proportion aud Process used in
its preparation. and by which ull tho
remedial value Of tho Ingredients used
is retained. Hoods Snrsnpurillh is
thus Peculiar 10 Itself mud absolutely
uneq ,ulled in its power us II blood
purifier, md us n tonic for building
up tho weak and weary, aud giving
nerve strength.