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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-31
The Christmas Tree

The ladies u the Episcornl Fun.
dad BcloOl ore busy this afternoon
decorating ths Christmas tree uDd
arranging the ~preheLt4.
A reporter paid a visit 70 tho now
church this afternoon and found the
tree fnirIy grooming under its load u
good things Tor tho children.
There will Us something on tho
tree for oyory child 10 Eiko under III.
teen yoaa of ngo. ~ thoro vii! 10
no service in either church 10 NOR.
ROY evening. tho InvEPEEDgET hopes
everybody will go To tho ClniHtmas
tres md SEQ tho future mon and
women enjOY themselves.
Tho eight ~ their hnppy fnccs, and
the sound d their merry laughter Ill
drive hll yorr chres away and put
yOn In n fmmo 81 mind 10 10 gorer.
u and kind 10 all on Christians day.
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Jean Bh1tIste Lannss.

Uoit~d States D.stric, A.ltuey
"hiHasr Eas returned u ,his city
from Austin, where he ghE called to-
p~;rsscnts tSO offenders against the
federal liquor laws Mr.. Whibhr
states that oos ~ the persDns nbO.e
ds~An9uenc!ss male his presence In
Austin requisite IL covered by u,e
sbsdou u distins,iou, thrown over
hitD by a. iiiustrioUs ance,rh The
nauo u the individual il Joan Eap.
tists LnnneS, aud his exalted pro
gsniuDr sss NJ ISEs q persrnags than
the gfaa. Llnnss, DII, do Aolt,-
Le!io, Marshal II; France. Jean
Lannes sn One q EapoIeon's fAYorn
marshais, aud .hen he nas Leiug Tar.
Rod Oa the field ri battle 81 tssliDg,
having received his q yath would, he
Ma embraced by "tbs man u des-
tiny" he was daring beyond sysn
tho Dsst Of Fnpoleor's great goneraIs
md distinguished himself by leading
the assault on Rniisbob, sgain,t ths
hosuisns. Jean Bat'sts Lannes, tho
Illicit ruf'syor Of whisky and do
noraIiDsf Of Indian, In greatly do.
g~ensrstsI from his famous prede-
cessor, and IL Udoubtiul whether the
lattsf, u alive, would acknowledge
the rslationship.- Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-31

Col itrt IDgsrsoII hes been nc
suisd 81 t3iug iunDrtsiity. Ia =
Tscsn, jeqs bs nsLIs UEs u the
ioilpvins.I hsss nothing IN con.
cssi on tbqoesiion. / have always
Lesn psrt,y Habk anj have gwen
the trsossI u ny heart snd brain.
] do noty that death ends all,
neither d1sy that man 10 immortal
Il cay tbi do not koow. 10 kno.
10 one lhiT " believe - snother,
and 70 hotiH another. 1 hope
for eli goefpr JOY Tor all the chill.
dfsp Of M All I can cay about
imm0rtsii Ii this: There sHs a
time rheiwas not, after that ] wiz
now I am,d II may 30 that II 10 no
more vobrfVI tina, 1 should con.
tihus Tor or, now that ! baVo q
start, this, wss that ! should DO
gin. We've, and those We love die,
sbd We cg " the hope, W tho wish,
that No " meet again. I<ys WAS
the ffst sam Of immortality, and
ss long ws live, 20 shnli hope"
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GEMS OF THOUGHT.

a sSEER Is the btilc.to Of c0nyersa-
ton.
KfSD words are the music Of The
world.
GREAT minds have Wills; feeble ones
have wishes.
TifE n Of giving shows the
character OF the givcr more than the
gift itself.
~SrNcEmTY, deep, great, genuine sin.
ccrity. Ia the first characteristic Of oil
mon In any why heroic.
IDLESEss Ii the mother OF many
wantOn children. They that do moth.
ing Grc In tho ready why to do worse
than nothing. 49, Montreal Star.
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FAHCJgs,

SATi. IS M q, the iaTorite Trim.
m.nys I'm Tsry ligh: cDlorcd and white.
wcpl E4ateriab
Il ne%cs, lmp>rtations .. fancy
gaii"Dn bho~ D-ne elaborate and Yery
elegant dssiynh
n CHEAT deal III l~ri,h.yoin. and rsr;.
Gus antique laccs are worn with ma.
trrials III all sIrE
THE Hchu CAPE with Iong ends fall.
Ing 1"er the front Of the skirt f. one ri
the fea'arca ~ autumn co.,n.nea.
TELfpw an" black Is onc of tho mos,
perfect cpmbina,ions Tor brunc,tes. e.,
pcciaiiy th"s" with but little color.
sn0rLDEH-cArEs for autumn nre mad.
with double fronts 10 Russian stylc
and enormously fnll-plnitcd c~oIlars.
HYLVE ribbon as n trinmiuy (, cnr.
ing int favor again. and dresses and
wraps trimmed with velvet ribbon two
inches vide are among the novelties.
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There has n dDgbt beso more
ives - IHiidfsn s$Tei irva Cests IL
cfDpp cr "tnDpiU2 rpvsh By She ye-
u! r2Ipns ;fan ~ any other tLo4u
remedy, Dyf rJtnErs gsd ~ EIaxe
p>UItIc~s y: them. Dr ryryp, n.,-E
ras al1ays es~g,gai 70 breaking VI
= cJpgh ~ :old. d.. Gyrn's Dunn
@yrUp - made by cOnbinibg d ieH
sinpIe remedies nth Il, 1hic make
u rrrs -C-:iIys Re Z medicine aud
dr-ifOy6 tie taste sid O,!uT ~ IA.
JHIra. Sid - r. Z knII-r. Drug-
yIsr
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Clearinrwo Millions Per Month

Tho Beers diamond mining
cDmpanyshos, works era located 1T
Kimbstt SouiD Africa, 10 washing
out 700 eafata per wsok, and has
40 dimcI,y 10 disposing Of It's out
put Itliyht Tsaa,nably DO sup
posed tht spch a supply would soon
bring prss down. but such 10 not
the onse The compnny's capital Ia
about s9,750ho0 end its operating
oIponss about uyDC0DO annually,
The nstproR'a OF the oonoern are not
lsss uInn s2yDO,DD per month.
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WITH THE ELEcTa;ClsHs

TIE contract r.! ~. .ls@.-<z. a.
play .: the Cali!pT1Lz Is.@1.E:s, z.
has bcsa rTarae1 n -. Ter.n Es.-
tic company.
TnEEE is ta!3 " - sta1.=r,y n
foundation FIR ths r7=sy- 80. IL
General Electric al 80 T~..:.ry.
hpur+ cpnp=n!e, Hsr. s.>-. n syu-
L0lidate.
The entire syI:e4 y, ..-e<. Il TIE
Pennsylvania E&iIrrGI cyunay's rcw
station "a BTcSd s.'set- Philadelphia.
rs N be operated ~ az electric rys.4m.
Ut switching sn5 tfyralf-y.
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snJ the w EXAMINATION begso, go-
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Ts.atDn. dia. Pr EitL the sife u
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CToIiE L3sd eth.
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Homer iuter:-Ihs state 81 SeY
ads will have = tsn IN Onggud Jo'lyr
building at The NIJsinte, Fui. ~i;h
an orhihit greatly tVperior IL that
which il had a. Chicago. The people
are In earnss:, and ara p%utrinE up
money " how What their "Jsrren,
s'ge-brush rotten korooyh" Gao do.
Few States "a The Union cen 90 bet
tar.
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The GDvernDr has apJciut.h +. =.
Jul an NDtify PLbic ~ reside IN
Reno. Yashos county, aid John e..
MnSliIiin Notary PdJlic, " reside 10
Columbus, Esmsralda county.
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HESEY L~ABouCItEEE. of London
Truth, has an iBOrdiDarr love ~ TO-
bacco, mn inczhaustible fund Of ancc.
dotcs, aud an income Of about ffty
thousand dollars n ynnr.
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II yon yaut " 800 tho editor
smile. call and sottle your back sub.
soTipiion.
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gmTe more practical knowledge in their
| Trade.
| MILES SIpKoE. residing at Reno, La
| crosse County, was found dead on the
railway track near thai place He was
naked, and the indications are that he died
rom exposure. lie had showed signs Of
mental arrangement.
1HE state Board of Control has issued
lne following warrants for the support OF
Iic various state institutions for the month
OF FEBRUARY: State Hospital for Insane,
-, 'ol;5o; Northern Hospital, So.o7I.0l:
Blind; Sl,9t9.7N; Industrial School for
Boys Shi!N22: State Prison. S6t0i47;
State Public schools, S4.u24Y The
board also approved the plans for the con
Struction OF the new Dane County Jail, and
ordered the transfer of twenty patients
from the state Insane Hospital 10 various
county aSylumS.
CHARLES \. ScHEADER, an old resident
OF La crosse, died AT the age of - years.
motifs Madison, also q resident OF that
place, died of lOCkiaw.
iHE mill Of the Neil-Pratt Lumber Com
pahl. ol ratt, Ashland County. viii cut
o,W9.UJJf feet of lumber the coming summer.
IT is reported that a syndicate of 81.
ahl capitalists ntcnGS TO establish large
tannery at Pratt, Ashland County, this
spring.
CHARLES J.IlANcK, formerly resident
OF Eau Claire, now uf Marquette, MJCh.,
Igurtd IN quite romantic marriage Il few
DAYS ago. The birdie was Miss May A.
laChlmnWlcI, OF BTuCtOm, Mass, and she
Travelled all the way 10 Marquette alone -
b" jolned III WCd.ock to her lover.
STRANGE story Is reported of the
death OF MIS-. l.Igcn. near Madison. Ou
the morning Of February -, 10 all appeal
anceS, She passed away, The body was
being prepared tor hUuaI when Mrs. III
gen. atscr lying IN hour lnanjmatv, sighed,
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through the paths of civilization and edu-
cation, to Self-SuppOrtng and independent
citizenship. In the meantime, as the na-
tOn'S wards, they should be promptly de-
Tended against the CupIdity of designing
men and shielded from every influence or
temptation that retarGS their advance
ment.
The people of the United states have de-
creed that on this daV the control Of this
government IN It's legislative ana executive
branches shall be given 10 n polite II party
pledged in the most positive term To the
accomplishment Of tariff reform. They
have thus determined in favor oI more
Just and equitable system OF federal taxa
ton. The agents they have chosen toe2rry
out their purposes are ooHni ny
their promises. not less than by the
command of their masters, 10 de
vote themselves WnTemIttmgly to ills
service. While there should be no SHrren-
der OF principal, our task must be under
taken wisely ana without YlndlctINcn'>S.
our mission IS not punishment, bur the
TCctIiicatlDn OF wrongs. III. In iiitn" bur
dcnS from the daily lie of OUr people, we
reduce InOrdnate and unequal advantages
long enjoyed, this IS hut necessary incl
dent OF our return To right and IUSticH.
If we exact from unwilling minds aC-
QNcScente IN theory nT an honest DIS
irihutlOn of the tund OF governmental bcne-
1l"enCe, treasured up for all. but insist
upon principle winch undrriICS oar free
institutions, when we tear aside the dlylS-
ions and misconceptions which have
blinded oir countrymcn 10 thnir cundifioD
under vicious tarItf laws. yr bu, snow
them how far they hayc brpn led away
from the maths of cortrutmept aud ,raS-
rrriry when we nrorIaIn, th,t M. no
cpssIiy for rnTcnua ta sun10rt thr rov.rn-
mnnt furnishes ;hn only i5sfifiratinn
for tayinu tho uc0nIn Tyr 3unnrDrn q
truth 50 rI3in that rs denial ,-anId
seen, to indiratn the Cvtput to which i,,rn
lucut may he influenced Inv . fauiliarIfy
with pcryrrsio1s Of the tayiuo la,yrr. ami
when we seek 10 rpInstaft. t1r snIfconti.
DOM ana hrSincss nnfnrI,risn of our rIfi
Zens. hy disCrpditing an ;ib:crt drnrndenre
upon Governmental favor we strive TO
Stimulate those elements oT American
character which support the hone of
American achievement
Anxiety for the redemption Of the
Py"-tS when my party mas Hladc, ana
SoIcilHut Tor 'h" complete luSNlcatl0n OF
thH trust the pcopI" nave rcpOsed III us, con
strain me to remind those with whom |
an 10 cooperate tbat We can succeed in
doing the work which has been especially
set before Us only hy the most sincere,
harmonious and dISlntoreStcd effort. Even
II InSupcrablC obstacles and OppUSitlOnS
prevent the COnSummatiOn of our task. we
shall hardly be excused; ana if failure can
be traced TO our fault or neglect we NAV
be sure the people Will hold us to a swift
and cXacting accountability.
ne oath now take TO preserve, protect
and defend the constitution OF fine pitpI
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ehhl7 reports OF the dairy aud food commits
StoAeIs' IelatiiS 70 the rate OF Interest. 10 loan
st"'c money 10 the ohebuygau militia 10 build
4l IN ~ iiiofti 10 regulate the booming OF loE, at
Beef S4odgh. The Assembly adjourned IN :
N4och thiS evening. At The evening session
the antI-cIgaTettg bill was laid on tie fgrla
among the RiiIs ordered 10 u thiTI read reading
was me one providing for 81 submission 10 m,
pope Gl the proposition 10 elect United states
senators by poplIar vote. Twenty hiIls we're
ulsposcu OF bc ore the assembly adjourned
MADIs"n. Wis. March @.--At the cour!u<ian
oi an lhteFt FtstinS ana somewhat ,cu,nfiOrlaI o..
bate, lasting nearly an hour, the Assem- l,ytIr
dtFeu 10 enSrosSu-eht and third reaG.E- ty a
vote OF 5d to -, thr !iomgn b!il prohjbttlf., nm
rage OF ITSt cousins Assembly bills were ras-rd.
h'peaL,nc chapter ~ laws of 1891 reIe,lug to
ChArithb.t trusts; repeating the exemption OF
500 worth of personal prulcrfv other tHa.I
nouse>old edtctS ahd growing crops from taxa-
ton; relating TO cemeteries. -cuaf. bfrls con,
CurTeI IL. To amend the stG..fgs rulHrinv =,
lands sold for taN->. amending the statEt,s
providing for the use q. glits and
beque,ts TO cemetery uzsoeI4tI6n- me
Assembly then went into coninIs t.t.
OF the whole, with Mr. i.usclcr in the c.I.IT. -.
the Sener"l III" and after gciuE through the ti,e
rose ana reported. Assembly bill. were Hen.
To reimburse drafted mon Who lEt,I tln. -
elnption OF $500, ana who ufiprSurd ap-
listed. To amend the statutes rcia,ias 10
the filing OF claim lor mechaluc, lien
10 aulhoTIze the holding Of donations and
requests for maintaining burial lots ,.r,l
grounds; TO GMcad the election laws. to 81 g1l7o-
pirate Il sum OF money 20 hUInus Anderson. to
amend the statutes relating 20 the nan, oI .na-
contractors and cTipIOyrs. There yyps q
quorum present at the euiHE s~Iou
AADISoN. Wis March g. There was ti:.la
more than bare quorum in tie Assembly
when II WAS called 10 order at . O'Clock Ih.7c
were petitions Iaror'as the I",~ase Of tho Nils
hnt-I IIuheTtoH bill ana The b.lI tor tie feb e.
minded institutions: from the North side Turi-
YeTclu, OF Oshkosh, Tor physical education in
public schools ana TemDn-lrauce> iruiu several
sScmbly Concure3 in IN" senate ameul-
ment to the h:I reducing tcs in
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CABINET IS SWORN IN.
Members Meet at the State Department
and lake the Oath.

Members Meet at the State Department
and lake the Oath.
WAsuINGToy, y. c., March 7.-Tnc in
duction into office Of tho members of
President Cleyeland's cabinet to-day
(save Secretary Gresham, who was
event at the State Department
this morning. For the first
time in the history of the government,
the heads of the departments assem-
bled in the diplomatic parlOr and to-
gether took the oath OF office. ON the
occasion Of Mr.. Cleveland s first inau-
guration al the cabinet officers
assembled at the Arlington Hotel. and
ACCOMPANIED hy Associate Justice Field.
the only Democratic Justice then on the
supreme bench, drove to each execu-
tive department n turn, beginning with
the state Department. There was quite
COnCOurse in the corridors of the
State Department this morning to wit
ness the ceremonies. Promptly at 1l:lj
Justice Field came into the room OF the
secretary of state, leaning on
the arm of Attornev-General o.
ney and accompanied by Private
Secretary Thurber, Representative
Charles q Nell, the rather OF the
House" and b. e. Smalley, Democratic
national committeeman from Vermont.
The party at once repaired to the
Diplomatic parlor. There were
present to witness the ce1e-
mony about fifty spectators. The
new cabinet officers grouped themselves
about the table at the east end of the
parlor. Justice Field and Secretary
Gresham at the head, The venerable
jurist then calling the secretaries to MS
lett hand, in turn administered the
statutory oath to Messrs. Carlisle, La
mont, smith, Herbert, OIney, Bissell
and Morton. The Bible used was a new
one procured for the occasion.