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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26


Proposals. for permits Tor. grazing ON
thu lkinwn and Comuncho rcaeryh-
ton. Oklnhomn, tlniied Suites lndinn
5SleS NS 9E MN o 96 s as saiSd
horses, ehcep Of hogs FOR me period OF ona
s sf SeseoS Sp'ySI e IgSa ana @i 70
MAnciin reservation, Oh, 1er. indoraul
.propoaala ior cattle glaflns permils cd,
and Cbmnncho Agency, AiiadnrkO,
On Ter, will DO received 81
ms eliiee unnl IL, o'el9ek p
necessary Information. Including prescribed
form Of lease, ana mo amount OF bond ~
CURED for fulnllment Of contract VIII DO
Furnished upon duplication " tubs office.
sealed propoaal1 must state the price Dor
aero puf nnuun, nnd also the maximum
numbfr Of ca.ue proposed 10 be grhzrd
bo submitted for Hrazing permit OF lease
for the period Of nnr year Only, from date
q proposed 20 award thp. privilege % the
bidder proposing 10 pay the highest nrro
for tho range but the dght " reserved %
or lease viii DO iasuld Hereunder except
upon INC nlprospi % iuo ho1oraple Heers-
tary Of che Interior. Eueh BID m,nr
Of Of afs Sn"a apSn some uniiei states
depository or solvent national bank In thn
vicinity " the bidders place q business.
sianer u indian araliy. Tor nj leagt . pcr
rent o. The amount OF the proposal. which
chcck Or dfarl shall he forfeited % ths
fardYlnf IN award shall fan 70 properly
execute ihu agreement for lease for FrhziDg
privileges, aud n suitable bond for faithful
performance of his part Of Tho contract.
otherwise 70 be returned 20 the bidder.
nlldcia recoiting hn award Will Re re-
aulfel 70 furnish. protection g Al Indians
nraihHt all deprcdationa run stock. All
hlda must De submitted IN ncordAnce With
.gil mol he cDnnidernd. AZ mo expiration
0f fhs dine for which anld lands are leased
nil fcncas butt thereon VII revert 70 me
Indiana Said fanseA are bounded As fol-
lows fowiti Ii0nFe No. ! Is south Of fors
sii about sly miles and y hounden on tho
north ard wcst X iasS h,Ol noS uied ser
smith ~ pasture now leased 70 sugea
llroi. enst by pasture legted 70 Cox q
bid lcgs than cent per acre MI os
eniertnlnc1 for this range. Range No. z IL
west o. .Anaderio nhgut ihlrty-nro miles.
by WashiA river and Cheyenne country,
s9nih By road running from Anadarko 70
l.lk crock, oast BY Rainy Mountain creek.
,oatainlnf about 800 acres. Hngh a..
Erywn. Acting Indian Agent, Kiowa mud
comanrhe Agency. Anndarko, oklnhomn.
once n Insurance. statistics and Hia.
ofr Actin, Tex. NugeriDof l8. lHl-'io
All Whom 4 May Concern; This a 70 Ger
IiartfOnd, tonn.. has "a NJ resrecia fully
sompNcd Win tho laws q Texts A. Qor-
ditl6ns precedent % ~ doing bna.ne9s
fldf NthiC. aud that said eoinunhy holds a
certificate o. authority from thA n1qe on
tltiinr II 10 do buf1uosl Ia this tlAte fcviu
ihe 1851 dsy % Nggeuhef, 1874 to me sis'
d1t % nefouihrr. lhili- t
lsenJ Given under ny hand and seal
AZ oiiicr. d Austin, tho day aud cate nrsl
mo % Hol1rSeswqR4ul
Commissioners.
nelinhlo aud ouarfrtc agents Wautrds
Ton rofilracis for snoh A. ]. Allf5 CfA
esai Asepi, fprt Neflh. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 25--Jlm Lowe. De.
i,ores Martinez and Francisco Cara, three
Mexlcans, were bound over by Instlce
Brnslns yesterday Tor horse stenling Lowe
turned states eyldene and dlvuleed the ex.
istence OF u well organized gang n horse
thieves whose operations are believed 20
extend Into old Mexico. Lowe Implicated
a number Of prominent Me1icaus. among
them being Travo Arehuletnn. verlmhlc
king among Ms countrymen In this section,
and q man who held a responsible official
position lie has been arrested.
IhOusnnls OF dollars worth Of cattle have
been stolen by the gaug, and cattcmen
are greatly excited over the arrest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
MISS HELEN GOULD


By Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. 20, Railroad men here
seem TO think that Miss Helen Gould in
tends TO wed l.. s. 1horne. third vice
president Of the Texas aud Pacific rail.
road. to whom Miss Gould is said to
be engaged.
81 know Thorne we'll said Y l..
Ennis, division passenger agent Of the
Missouri Pacific and Texas and Pacific
ronds, 81 think it very likely he may
marry Miss Gould aud | know when
Jay Gould and his daughter visited IN
Paso, Thone and Gould were always
together, He was very friendly with
MIR, Goulls family aud the story that
lie will marry Miss Gould Is not 10 an
an unlikely one
Ne well regulated household should he
without Ang0stura bltter,, the celebrated
appetizer. Manufactured by Dr. j. q. u.
siegert Sons. Ask your druggist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
THE KATY WILL GET IN.

~ 10 the Gazette.
Preston, Tex, Nov. 25.-It is
frOm good authority thar there
Zeal pending between tina Gulf,
|aeo and Santa Fe and the Missouri,
~ and Texas railway companies
|soy the latter company will secure
|llEauce for the passenger tram SER
mo Galveston over the track of
ls'mef from Houston. 1t Is said
'.lt remains 10 close the contract is
I,flial Of Passenger and Ticket
Vrlth Of the Missouri. Kansas and
II who is expected TO arrive here
~ o. in the morning. General
ea, Agent Allen and Commercial
Mnloney Of the Missouri. Kansas
lsA,i are all awaiting here the ar
" Ar. Crush. when the deal will
'1c51ammatcd. The officials Of the
eeefado and Santa Fe will neither
IN Y deny that such a contract with
,,ssodu. Kansas and Texas Is on
VIZ but all indications point that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

bnland. Ore, Nov. 25.-Brigndior
|ff Carlin sends the following, re-
y BY him from Lieut., g. Il. Elliott
b Fourth cavalry, dated November
'ialls north fork Of middle fork Of
y Water:
'e carlin party was found on the
igday. Carlin, Spencer. Pierce and
|nelwrigiit are well. Colgate was
Kelly joined them in the noun
l. VIII work down the river by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
rosroFFIcE RoRREp.


Louisville, Tex. Nov. 25.-Thc post
Office was burglarized at Icwlsyillc
about l O'Clock last night. The safe
was blown open and about $50 taken
most OF which belonged to the govern
mont. A few dollars and the safe,
however belonged to Mrs. A. E. Pull
liam the postmistress, on whom the
loss falls heavily
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Nothing could. have been done II wab,a
not taken this step. These rafes ,tasii
be recalled today II il WIRE iloi f.r NV,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. lte N
see little fairness displayed when III.
ing credit for these rates and the siaie.
ment that the Cotton Belt Is entitled ID
the credit of having secured them 4
without the slightest Foundation. Just
mention this and do The KATY Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
o0N'T BELIEVE THE STORY


w. Nov. 24.-rhe Rev. Dr.
(ss Briggs lestgrea to q j, large &c
|siles 4 !. Music hall last, evening on
heace pihlical Criticism, uhleI wy. wv
fsri x he Young mems hebrew
aai R,Isrs has aged rapidly; MS
pr NT Ies, something Of ~ richness
y pa , ,sh He spoke rapidly, SCI
4 slfen l.irr 40 his manuscript lie
b letlsif,ism hest tested tradition.
i shii, s''Bib lieal criticism into hye
ls.s;enffic. lower or textuai, hEh,
sies - ,i.l,,rx historical and Biblical
q h'e Iie iiepIored the faith in many
dosy, .srtieillar,y in the tale Of Jonah
|tnlA prhale. which he Described as
lie VI work Of a marvellous IN
lnspieiI 10 denied the Presbyterian
SUI ..l,s hat George Gillespie answered req
,finn Nv tbs shorter catechism question
pi, M identity of God. In conclusion
~; ,..lv rs the temple of Herod
~ Sifv of the Asmonenns arose
w ,nins of the former temple
,is iust 50 surely will the old
o5 IA in the reconstrnctions OF
Il sriticlsm into splendor ana
Wy s..ster than ever before.
-,Aan cnnnT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

By Ass0cIaTcI FFess'
London. Nov. 25.-Thc corresponding or
the Vines al Rome says; current feeilng
both OF parliament and the public, Is ,en l,i,
Ing so strongly towards the ministry WIN
Capriyi AZ the head " the cabinet, that
under any other man Il would not ~ 3
long, and might be dangerous 10 tho tram
guilty Of the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
TExLlNB TIPS.


NTNIIHT 10 me NIHVIIH.
Texlinc, Tex, Nov o5.--District court
~ this place has Just closed the grand
jury finding no indictments. The case Of
the State vs.. A. g. Buckner was dis
missed by District Attorney ID, b. Hill.
Good prairie hay and alfalfu is quito
in demand here, and sells readily ~ SIS
Ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

no you WANT 100 ACRES or coon
6iari ranay land roll from 70 fert
drsp, cqrry foot iiliahie. " the Panhan.
die % the pains. No one of Inc bcst
III months subscription 20 The floyd
C5unfy Times, Flygdad1. Tex. and Z
Vii fcil ya3 how 20 get thu 1cc scras
Tor iesa thar tle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
SCOUT THE REPORTS.

BY Associated Press.
Duluth. MINI. Nov, 25-Nessel men
hore scout the reports that several YES.
sells now overdue here are wrecked. All
are expected within day or So
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

By Associated Press.
Marion o.. Nov 25.--Charles Brin-
dlgo, q prominent farmer Of Southern
Marion county, murdered his 24year-old
son james this morning by shooting
him with a shot gun. The unfortunate
affair resulted from a quarrel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

By Associated Press.
Berlin. Nov. 25.--The newspaper or Neus-
tadf the birth place OF Henry Wizard an
nonncts that the hnnncler hiss decideh 70
settle there permanently.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
sroHAon WAREHOUSE,

rrGrtAH STORAGE HOUSE ron FuH-
nlfnrr. planes, schlcios. tfupas. ao8es. &c.
new fodun. SGT cur rates. carefui 4otirf.
flscdnr. chipping. exc. eatimafee iss,
~. ~ liuy9n = 70. ttytaietatA -
Nulk streets
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

BY Associated Press.
philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 25.-General Mas,
Ter workman Powderiy. OF the knights OF
LABOR, has resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

by Associated Press.
Boise City, Idaho, Nov. 25.-A severe
snow storm Is raging throughout Southern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
/, FoRECLosE A MORTGAGE.

I|Na Ohio, NOV. 25.-Tohn Creeoh
.AYe commenced suit TO foreclOse
ss.ge OF S8,630.0OO against the
|.s,s AKRON and Western railway
AZ The road Is in the hands Of
N lynch as receiver. Defaulted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
ron sALn-RnAl EsTArR.

ron SALE or EXcuANGE-r Stock
OF gooda or good paying property inFur-
ness Pays s1OtN annually. only bust.
moss OF the tlni In town Of 1900 lnhnh.
itan,H, Also two FOOD Improved farms
and dwell luga. Address Rule, care Ca.
Ectto, Al reason for settling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

upon the superior quality Of Old DO
mnion Cigarettes. Photograph in each
package
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

OUTDOOR SPORT.
,..,., clothing, camp chairs, cot'
l ,.n,s At Anderson's gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


lNAhltVlNN NAisi4.
iiy virtue Of the authority vested IN ma
culcd by e. h. nardpn, Oh tue IAN october,
lHH, Will offer for ulln 10 the highest
bidder, flr uBsh Ia hand, on tho lot day
Of buecmhcr 1907 at 2 D., ~, all thu Gnt-
tain stock " furniture situated IN thu eel''
tain building No. 20I Main sttcet Fort
Worth Toxy also MI accounts owing
the nnn VI q. L. nerden 1rnding
Co. Suld goods VIII be a0ld In bnlll az NO
said place uf business Auy person dparinK
10 bid Tor said goods, by applying to me a.
said business place VIII be furnished hp
Inventory ~ tic rou1a and nccunnig 10 DC
sold. W. A. srHDLtNu,
Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

Advcrtise-s should remember that letters
directed 10 initials only are not delivered
through the posiofucc. II Initials are used
tbev should be directed 70 the care OF some
nerson. Arm or pUstoiiice box
M Of letters remaining uncalled Tor IN
,be soufting room yesterday Of o r. ~.
Persons calling for them VIII please say na-
$500 g. d..
Iionse Ciri-3 J. Al
- h FL.
Il 81. y. P,-1.
RS. Cook-i.
ltanch-l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

FOR RllNr--A LARGE wluh FURNISH.
ca frOni room with IRE and cvufy conve,
nlcnre. GO Taylor street, CORNER OF
VIM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

nr.ADrFs USE THR RELIABLE GREEN,
sest sree. Box lgi. Dallas, Texas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

grco,-n HAND books HOrGiiT. huiD
- strhaarsds rcieuuns, law o. ineo''si'
csi ar mechanical specially A.
Boar 900 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

rfAnnrFn LADIES' fAFEGuAkDs 20
'..ssSifiss. no eqHL; noaey ryfpnlc y
n5r satisfactory. aeAl lve y,
horelty "a. hnnsas VIZ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
ron RENT hooMs.

FOR RHNr- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
with or without board, TO parties with.
pui small children. pOi West seventh
uirect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
SEALS. RUNNER STAMPS. rro.

If You WANT ANYTHING IN THAT
line write the Fort Worth Stamp com,
piny, aia Main street, FNrt Worth,
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

MEN ONLY. GREATEST
rest5rer and dere'oPsF kgawni slrrgst5'
ssetnn for CONFIDENTIAL elreaiar. DR.. H.
n Niller. q Quincy street caieaso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

FOR RIiNT-VrRY nESIRABir FuilN-
ished room! nur nciuhhnrhnOd; references
exchanged. Oi0 West lhitd HtrccL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

1frnuTrn LADIES SEND 10 CO.,
a. .'i4fruihis aafrsusre' 90 mtiieisns
10 decepfion.i Just Wat {ea N-A- ~
sIss Bszsr. Kansas GU, Ao.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

ro,-rE-TONTE, TIE LADIES FRIEND.
~ ,fanev refundcd-Gu nranf ecd-h1t
rsinfui Instrument but n pleasant en-
eieut. ertsrnal application. rice ".
- II n Miller. q Quincy street, Chi
cag1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

ANY MfNIPTrR IN TEXAS ItEQuEsTiHg
III nn1 sending name ~ the church ~
which he IA pastor VIII be mailed the
Temperance Argus ono year FREQ OF
s,itarrp The only general temperance pa
pcr IN Tcrnsi advocates Temperance ~
~ every phraaei regular subscription ~
cenia n year Address WIN n, haye5,
pnhlahor. Browwood. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

FOR sAI.H-sOo acres OF LAND. NEAR
Hartley, Joseph Beatty Headlight, tito
perfect Apply 70 Jesse padon, Center.
To1uh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26

~ 90 s7s7s-s 49,
travelling mon 10 appoint ngCnts No
samples. Write }. r. Kowins, ~ flfih
avenue, Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-26
HELP WANTED TEAALE.

PAYING WORK AT
home. no cnnvnwiur, Sond stamp to
Miss j. H. Miller Baltic Crrok Mich
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
lFRoM TUESDAYS DAiLY.l
SALMAGUSDI.

a storm OF some kind is brewing.
DIR. Meigs arrived from California
this morning.
VIM. Mitchell shipped five car leads
OF iine beef cnl;lS from Elko TO San
Francisco to-day.
Tho reports from Washington arc
to tho effect that Blaine is very low
and that his death Is hourly expected.
W. II. Cutant and family aud J.. J.
Campbell, of Fort lInilecis, and Mr.
aud Mrs. Gbccn, OF Lamoille, attended
tho funeral OF Mrs. Dorsey to-day.
Judge Fitzgerald arrived on No. 3
last evening and held Il short session
OF the District Court. lie concluded
the business aud returned on No. .
las; night.
At a charity bazaar in Vienna an
Englishman offered 5000 for II single
kiss from the M6rchioness Pullvaic.
cini. lie got il, and planked dowa u
thousand pound bank OF England
nate TO pay for il.
Reno Gazette: Chris Evans has
been discovered again, this ,imc liv-
ing near tie ~;inrysyille Buttcs. Pre-
vious 10 the latest discovery he WAS
down on tl.s Colorado desert. Some
II will discover him pretty soon dis
guised rs 4 Nevada legislator.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
Would Provo "a Good Law.

{; might II: n good :1ea for tho in
Coming Nevada Legislature, which
meets in Carson on Monday next, 10
pass a law compelling all locators Of
mining claims to do assessment work
within sixty days after the location il
made. The prosperity Of certain parts
of Nevada depends largely upon the
mining industry, and such u law would
put n stop to n lot Of ~impecunious
hogs, found in avery mining catnp
who ara in the habit OF stalking of an
entire mining district, with no inten-
ton of developing the same, but
merely to hold the ground in abey.
ance and prevent development. The
mining industry is hampered in no
small degree by the present law re-
Garding locations, and it's repeal and
passage OF IL as suggested would
prove beneficial to the live mining
population Of tho State.-Ya. Chron-
Icie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
Which is Hight?

Fred Nigga and Others-Tho nine.
tcenth century will DO completed on
tho HE last second of December 81,
l9Oo.-San Francisco Examiner.
Our contemporary m8y be in error
to tho amount OF twelve morths.
There was quite q discussion in 1850
whether the figures denoted past time
or not. II was discussed by tho Fac.
ulty Of Harvard University, which
decided that figures relating To time
always denoted past limo. That il TO
say, u man in walking, docs not put n
mile post Mt the start, but commences
thus: 0---1--2. 49,, and so
on. Thus it takes twelve months To
make n year, md %hcn thoso months
have been completed, tho ycnI is reg
is!orod. In this way, when tn year
1900 IL recorded. that onds tho centu-
~. aud twelve months must clupsc
before another year is ushcred in.
Harvard University contained nmopr
its professors forty.two years ago
such eminent mon as Agagsiz. Long.
fcllow, Lowell aud others, and tho
Chronicle would rather havo their
opinions than those Of tho Examin.
ef's query editor. Virginia Chron.
iclc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
tFnoA THURSDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGCSDI.

Tho dance at tho Gem last night
was n Success in every way.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
IL, X. of p, at Castle Hall to night.
Il. Sndler shipped two car loads Of
inc horses TO San Francisco to-day.
Senator John L. Kenuh, OF West
Virginia, died in Washington, Tues
day eight. He had been i'll for over Il
month with heart trouble.
The Commissioners OF Nye county
have fixed tho tax levy for State and
county purposes Tor tho ensuing year
at s3.35 on tho slC0 valuation.
Hon. w. \. Massey came down from
Tuscarora yesterday on his way 10
Carson. He and Hon. Il, T.. IlnmilI
will leave for tho capital on Saturday.
Henry B. Rule, of Reno, and Miss
Cora Angel, Of Silver City, were mar
ried at the latter piuce last Tuesday.
Hcnry's many friends in E!ko county
wish him and his bride prosperity and
happiness.
Gen. Benjamin +. Butler died end
denly in Washington, ID. g, at 100
yesterday morning. One OF the great
men OF the nation has fallen, covered
with honors. His memory will live
in tho hearts OF his ccunrrymcn.
Deputy Sheriff Natter who went
down TO Carlin yesterday, to iuvcsti-
gate the robbery OF Mr.. March's
house, returned last night being UNI
able to find any clue upon which no
could trace the crime to tho guilty
parties.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15

Tho Board OF Pardors convened n,
ii O'Clock A. NJ. to-day. Present
Governor COlcord, Judges Bigclow
aud Murphy Ind At.orncy.G General
Torrcyson. Absent, Judge Belknap,
by reason OF sickness.
Tho frat case taken up wan that OF
j. Is. johnson, sent from Lander fur
manslaughtrr. Hon W. y. L.. Deal
presenting tho cnso OF applicant.
Pardon granted.
Tho cases Of y. Curncw, Robert 81
Clair ond W. Il. T'ountaine were on.
tinnCd until such timo us a full Board
should meet
j. ii. Rcddy, Storey, grand larceny
Under consideration Carson Tri.
bune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
4 LanoiI!c Horse Thief.

a valuable horso was stolen from
tho ranch OF Geo. Hamilton in La
noble Valley Tuesday morning about
. o'clock. The thief took tho horse
to Winnings ranch whcrc ho stole n
fine saddle, bride and n pair of spurs
belonging 10 T.. G. Murphy. Tho
horeo and outfit wero missed carly
Tuesday morning md Jack Roberts
and FL. Murphy started 10 South
Fork in pursuit. Not finding any
trace of tho stolen property they came
to ElliO yesterday and reported tho
theft TO tho officers.
A!cc!S Garden, Of ITallccls, mot tho
thief about seven miles north OF Hal.
lock Gbout q o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing headed for Idaho. Mr.. Garden,
being in Elko yesterday, Informed tho
officers and Jack Robcrts started in
pursuit hoping 10 ovcrtako tho thief
at Mountain City. As Jim Simma
and tho horse disappeared from tho
valley vt tho samo time. IL il natural
ly suppo9od that lao Ia tho thief.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15

Tho Salvation Army feeds moro
people grntuitously than all OF tho
churches combined. Tho Salvation.
lists evidently have disco, cred that Il
sinners heart is reached easier
through boiled beef and vegetables
than Misunderstanding tracts. A hun.
Grv man don't tdko kindly to re.
lieions Or any other kind OF writing or
talk, but with II stomach we'll linod
with corncd beef and cabbage, no ia
IN n mental and physical condition 10
listen aitcnttvcly 10 matters couccrn
ing his Immortal soul. The rays Of
sunshine in his soul" Ghino brighter
through II cabbage loaf than through
any demoninatiOnal sermon that ever
was preached. Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
Ga tho back OF each ballot arc the
following words:
'.'....- .-...... Z.
ELECTORAL BALLOT
or THE
STATE OF
Cast january OH. lgl3

We learn that ono Of the ballots
will bo presented to General Weaver,
ono to General Fisi,i. and ore Of each
to Hon. ii. Il. Taubencck, chairman
OF the national COMMITTEES OF the Pco-
pies party, and ono of each 10 Geo.
5. Nixon, chairman Of the State Cen
tral committee OF the Silver party.
These will % given rs ne mentocs of
tho great contest between tho people
and tho gold Dug ]plutocracy, and as
an earnest wish that tho people OF
Nevada will stand true TO the silver
cause as Il mountains arc true in
producing silver bullion. NJ. S. Bon.
nilield was selected as messenger TO
deliver the vote to tho Vice. President
nj Observation-Disclosures State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-15
Board OF d

All Jew, sent from Humboldt for
maDslaughtor. Denied.
Il. Iahm, robbery, Humboldt. Con.
tinned.
NJ. +. Flanagan, murdor, Storey,
Continued.
a. G.. Lcdly, burglary, Elko. Do
nicd.
L. j. O,Donnoll, sent from Storey
Tor assault to kill. Continued.
All Chung, murder, Washoc. Case
presented THE morning by Th os. Y
Julian. Pnrdonod.
John Lyons. rape, Humboldt coun.
W. Case continued.