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[Fnox MONDAY. DArnr.l
sALMAGuNDl.

Grand Chief Templar Vardy is in
town to-day,
Everybody is invited to participate
in the Memorial exercises next We'd
nesday.
VIM. Smiley, Jr., zane down from
Deeth this morning to attend his
brothers wedding.
Miss Rose McMullen, of Deeth, at
tended the wedding Of MI. Smiley
and Miss st. Clair o.day.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
May came down from Tuscarora last
night and left for Reno on No. 4 to-
day.
The school children are especially
invited to turn out next Wednesday
and join with the Odd Fellows in the
observance Of Memorial Day.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers has paid 81, 721,369 to
widows aud orphans OF its men,
beers since its organization in 1868.
Mr.. r. E. Bogy arrived from Wi
nooski, a new placer mining camp be-
tween Island Mountain and Mount
ain City this afternoon. He reports
too much water for active work in
the placers.
The school election created con-
siderable excitement this afternoon,
the following candidates being in the
field: j. A. Mcbride, j. NJ. Morrow,
Ben Craighead and Harry Van Driel-
ell. We will publish the result to-
morrow.
Mr.. i. H.. Pogue, wife and boy came
down from White Rock Saturday and
left for home this afternoon. Mr..
Poguc told the INDEPENDENT that the
prospects for plenty OF feed in his
section this year were good and that
the people were happy and content.
cd.
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SUNNI or weather.

SUNNI or weather.
Gladstone was reported much bet
ter yesterday.
Don't forget the school election
next Monday afternoon.
Yesterday was Queen Victoria's 18th
birthday. She has reigned So years.
G. G, Wallace was married in Oak
land yesterday to Mrs. NJ. +. Beat
ty.
Hill, Brice and German are called
Benedict Arnold Democrats in Indi-
ana.
Elho county will be entitled to 81
delegate in the Silver party State
Convent N.
A boy Mt Hull, England, had Il dis.
eased lung cut out. Within three
months no was well.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
May came up from Reno last even
ing and went to Tuscarorn this morn
ing.
Appeal:--Nincty tubs, $500 pounds
OF butter were shipped to San Fran
cisco last night from the Douglas Co.
creamery.
Boston Home Journal Justice
O'Halloran-Have you any children,
Mrs. KolleyY Mrs. Kolloy--I hov
two livin' nm one married.
Call them grandpa and grandma
Alexander now, M Il little girl was
born yesterday to their daughter, Lo.
M, now Mrs. Letter OF Oakland, Cali
fornia.
Joseph Grandolmoycr, Of White
Pine, Ia making ON effort TO establish
a mail route between Elko and Ham
ilton. Tho INDEPENDENT hopes he
will succeed.
Ridley White, n boy OF seventeen,
while hunting on tho Sutro ranch
yesterday morning. accidentally ahot
'hjpseli in the abdomen and died in
-abont nm hour.
A Nn Pioroe, OF Los Angeles, has
shipped twcnty.onc chr londs OF cat.
Ito to Iialleck to range during tho
Summer California would starye TO
death Il il we're not for Nevada.
Tie people Of Elko shonld hear in
mind that the election Of two school
trustees will tako place Monday after
noon. Tho election will be hold in
the primary room Of tho school build
ing between tho hours Of 2 aud o.
DO on hand and deposit your vote.
Services next Sabbath morning
and cyouing Mt the Presbyterian
church. Baptisms expected at tho
morning service. Eyoning theme:
"The working man" ts not tho car.
penter's son. Matthew, W:I5.) A
sermon TO working mo and w0mon,
suggested by the passing through
our town Of Industrial armiW.i JAIL
working people invited.
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SALMAGUNDI

Fine new potatoes at Arthur
Miller's y
Geo. Greenup, who has been very
sick with pneumonia at j. G. Ne
Coy's ranch, South Fork, is improy.
ing nicely
French Crystal Spectacles and Eye
Glasses at Muller's. =
The Silver State says that u daily
line OF six horse Concord coaches
Is badly wanted between Winnemucca
and the Kennedy mines. There is a
splendid level road all the way, and
four excellent places with plenty Of
water for intermediate stations.
The finest varieties Of flower seeds
only such as do and grow we'll here,
are sold mt Muller'e. y
The indictment against Col. Fred
Ainsworth, indicted for manslaughter
on account Of the Ford's theater dis
aster Of last June, in which over u
score OF Government clerks were
killed, was quashed in the criminal
court of Washington yesterday by
Judge McComas because it did not
show that the fall of the building was
due to the personal neglect OF Aims
worth.
DR.. G. F.. Moore dentist Eiko. Crown
and bridge work. Teeth without
plates. Office at residence. &
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.I
SALMAGUNDI.

w. b. Duvall and party left for the
the Island Mountain placer mines
this afternoon.
The clerk of the weather favored
the Odd Fellows with n beautiful day
for their exercises.
a. w. Hesson, the Lamoille ranch
er, attended the exercises yesterday
returned to the Valley to-day.
Assessor Eggers returedn last uight
from M official trip through the east
ern and southern part of the comfy
AT the school election in Carson
Monday, the entire Republican ticket
was elected by majorities, ranging
from 30 to 30.
The Odd Follows of the Western
part Of the State are making arrage-
ments for a grand reunion and picnic
mt Carson on the Fourth OF ,Inly.
Pete French shipped five carloads
Of horses 10 Tcxas from Winnemncca
Inst week. The Silver State says the
horse markets is much better in Tex
JUS than on this Coast.
a French physician has construct
ed IN acting model OF tho human
heart. 1t III the same hue. size and
consistence Of the natural organ, with
every detail, and red fluid courses
through it and artificial arteries.
The Sanitary Committee OF tho
Board ofHcalth OF Orange, n. j., re-
commends the cutting o fladics' skirts
80 that they will not swept e ground,
aud TINT kissing shonld be avoided.
This is done to prevent contagion
and the spreading Of diphtheria.
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SUMMONS,
In tho District Court of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County Of
CD a. 1T.

Tho Elko-Tuscarora Mercantile Com
pany, a Corporation, plaintiff,
against 5. Warren Cross, Anna NJ,
Cross and y. Morrison, defendants.
Action brought in tho District Court
OF the State OF Nevada, in aud for
the County OF Elko, and the COM
plant filed in tho Office of the Clerk
of said District Court.
Tho State OF Nevada sends Crest
ing to: :. Warren Cross, Anna NJ.
Cross aud y. Morrison, defendants.
You arc hereby required TO appear
In an action brought against Won by
tho nbove named plaintiffs in tho
District Court Of tho State of Neva-
ia, IN and Tor tho County OF Elko,
u 10 answer the Complaint filed
therolr, within ten days, exclusive
or Tho day OF servlce), after the SER
vic ON you Of this Sutnmons-ir
served within this County; or If
served out OF this County, but in this
District, within twenty days; other
wIsc, within forty days or Judgment
by default will be taken against you
according TO tho prayer OF said Com
plant,
The hulion 10 brought To obtain n
Judgment against the defendants. s,
w Cross and Anna NJ. Cross, upon a
certain promissOry note, executed by
Thorn to II. Bowsor, on tho 26th dny
OF juno, 1898, for 500 40 and inter-
est thereon at tho ratio 81 two por
cont pcr month from said date; and
30 per cent attorneys fees upon the
amount due upon SAID note, aud tho
foreclosure of u mortgage executed
by the samo defendants on said dato
upon tho following real estate IN said
County: The SW "a aud the SW Il
OF tho Sell, and tho SW u of tho
n w Il Of Section 30, fownship 40.
North OF Range 52, Eusl. said mort.
gage having been executed to secure,
tho payment OF snih uuto and said
noto having been sold and delivered
To this plaintiff,
Aud you are hereby notified that ir
you fnil to appear ard answer snid
Complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will Hpply to the COur, for
the relief demanded in said Com,
plant.
Given under my hnud and tho seal
$3.50 OF tho District Court OF tho
State bt Nevada, 10 and for
sEAm the County Of Elko, this
10th day OF May. a. ID,
' 1894 Il. Il, BILkEY,
49,, Clerk.
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The Striking Miners.

CRIPPLE CREEK, (Col.) May b.
Owing to tho washout Oh the Florence
aud Cripple Creek railroad, Governor
Whit will be unable 70 roach Colo.
ado Springs for a conference with the
mincownors before night. II is
thought his mission will be fruit.
lees. Tho st uation hore iBunchangcd
to. day.
SrnISaFIELp, (1ll.I May 31.-Forty
operators, who were present mt II
convention to-day Of the southern and
central operators, would not go into
conference unless the consolidated
and larger operators did, being afraid
OF being squeezed. a mass meeting
Of the miners wae hold and the men
sud they were ready to trent with tho
operators.
Tho conference Of tho coal opcrat.
ors OF Illinois, GBllcd to attempt IL
settlement Of tho strike, adjourned
sino die this afternoon, having accom-.
plishrl nothing.
LEAvESwonTu, May W.-Nonrly
oneihird OF the mines employed ut
tho North Leaycnworth shafts werc
prevented from going to work to-day
10y agitutorp, who blocked the main
road to the shaft. A company Of
two hundred business mon IL being
organized 10y Mayor Codsworth who
will bc nj the shaft this evening and
Tomorrow morning to prevent n TO.
currenco OF thc.outrage.
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L. Burkhart is ready 70 do oil
kinds OF painting. paper hanging md
decorating on abort notico. lie guar.
antesa 70 give satiaiactioD. Go to
him when you neod anything IN hia
line.
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We have just received about 500
samples Of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring md Sum
nor. Suits made TO order from els
and pants from 50 up. NJ. REINHART.
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Emily $50 acres OF land, 70 the north
OF Loyclock, will bo seeded to: pota.
toes this seuson. Two potato ma.
chimes, capable OF seeding Ia acres n
day. aro In operation.
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Dave Casper has just received d.
now lot ~ samples OF Spring aud
hummer clothing which will 10 nude
10 order from slT up. =
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G3 Ct

Gonoa Courier III every man, wo.
man aud child in Nevada would mako
II resolution that not u dollar OF their
money should DO spent outside tho
state ~hcncofortl, nm era OF prosperity
would immediately set in,
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A Statement From Mrs. St. Clair.

A Statement From Mrs. St. Clair.
The following letter from Mrs.
st. Clair, i'll regard to the little I'M
pleasantness in Starr Valley last Sun
day, is published at her request. The
public now have both sides OF the
affair, MS seen by the interested par
ties. The account, as published in
Mondays paper, was vouched for by
eye-witnesses to the affair:
STARR VALLEY, May 81, 1894.
MIR. EDIToR:-In your paper last
Monday there appeared an article
under the heading, There's Many a
Slip Twixt the Cup and the Lip and
in justice to Mr.. Snider. this article is
written.
On last Sabbath evening, in COM
pany with my daughter and other
children, we drove past where Mr..
Snidor is boarding and took him to
Sabbath School with us, MS his horse
and buggy were at my house.
Mr.. Snider did not compel her to
go with him, as he was in my wagon
with me. The threats mentioned
were not made TO induce her to,marry
him. Mr.. Snider has acted honor.
ably in regard to the matter. There
was no language used to induce Mr..
Snider to see the error of his way.
The arrangements for the marriage
OF my daughter to Mr.. Snider we're
made with the mutual consent of all
parties concerned. At the house my
daughter was not asked to name the
man of her choice, nor did MI. Sni-
der know Of her going to be married.
He was not angry when l told him.
but said, "all right, / am glad of it."
l am sorry you published such II
statement, for it did Mr.. Snider an
injustice. So publish this in your
next issue so that the matter may be
set right before the public.
Yours Respectfully,
Mis-. II. ST.. CLAIR.
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LETTER:--In Oakland, Cal, May %,
1891, to the wife Of George Letter,
u daughter,
OvERMAa:-ln, Elko, Nevada, May
u. 1894, to the wife Of George Over.
man. q son.
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1RRIED

SMILEY -- ST, CLAtR:--At the resi-.
denco Of Henderson Green, in Elko.
Nevada, May %, 1891. by Rev. w.
II. ]. Houghton. Mr.. Edward Smi.
ley to Miss Maud st. Clair, both OF
Starr Valley.
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The cheapest plnco to buy ready
made clothing is at Rcinhart's.
Don't buy cult til you SEQ our
prices. E4.3OttJ
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Or. PrIce's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award,
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Goodyear's Snag-Proof Rubber
Boots mt Remnants. I4-3Otfl
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SUMMONS.

ID the District Court OF the State of
Nevada, in and for It's County Of
Elko.
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WEEKLY
sAILY INDEPENDENT.

AN EVENING PAPER.
I'suED xvERY DAT. SUNDAYS TX
opted.
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70 Sold by Druggists, roc.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30
TAX SALES.

Lands to be Sold by the State next Month.
A decree and order of sale has been en-
tered for all lands situate within this county
upon which the taxes for 1892 and previous
years have not been paid. These lands
will be sold by the state at public auction at
the county treasurer's Office on Monday,
Dec. Sd. ThisEsae will of course include
all lands in this city or in Shiawasssee coun-
ty that are delinquent for taxes for the years
named. A description of the parcels has
already been published in THE TIMES.
Lands now advertised for sale and upon
which the taxes shall be paid before the date
of the sale will not of course be offered for
sale. Property owners who have not paid
their taxes for 1882 and who would keep
their property from being sold by the state
as advertised, must pay their delinquent
taxes tomorrow.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30
PARKILL & SON,
Druggists & Chemists,
OWOSSO, MICH

Election OF officers in the A. o. u. w.
next Tuesday evening.
j. Ii. Copas & Co. unlOaded the first load
or pork at their new packing house, Tues
day Though not all finished, the building
is well adapted for handling large quantities
of meat and is even now much more con-
venient than the old quarters.
The Baptist Sunday School will give a
Christmas supper to its members this year
In addition to the supper, very interesting
church building exercises are being ar
ranged. Eight hundred boxes to represent
brick, have been ordered and will be distrib-
uted among the members of the school,
church and congregation, TO be used as mite
boxes until Christmas when they will be re-
turned, and model of the new church will
be erected with them; the offerings they
contain, to go toward the new church fund.
Press: About 11:30 yesterday morning,
while Mrs. Thomas Nelan was preparing
dinner, she was seriously injured by the
explosion of a gasoline stove. Both arms
and one side of her face were badly injured.
Mrs. Nelan had the presence of mind to
throw rug over her face, thus saving her
life. The stove had been used all the morn
ing and no cause for the explosion is known.
The house caught fire but neighbors extin-
guished the flames before any material
damage was done. Mrs Nelan is resting
comfortably this morning and her speedy
recovery is anticipated.
There is one section of the state law pro-
viding for the inspection of oil, etc., which
dealers generally do not seem to be aware
of. Section four of the law provides that
no person selling or dealing in illuminating
or heating oils, produced from petroleum,
shall sell OF dispose of any empty kerosene
barrel, cask or package, before thoroughly
canceling, removing or effacing the inspec-
ton brand on the same. The fine for the
violation of this section is not to exceed ten
dollars, or by Imprisonment in the county
Jail not exceeding 80 days, or by both fine
and Imprisonment. Dealers should be care
full that the brand is effaced when the BARRE
IS empted.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30
Personal Mention.

FCISOIldl MSntlOn
j. j. Davis was in Lansing. Monday.
Byron Knapp spent THANKSGIVING in Bay
City.
Miss Irene Gilbert is visiting Detroit
friends.
FL Burt, of Vernon, vas in the city
Mo- day.
Miss Sarah Morgan, of Ovid, is visiting in
the. city.
DR.. Phippen returned from Canada, Mon
day evening.
c. Pow.ison, of Vernon, was in the city
yesterday.
Lee Todd was home from Oliyet for
Thanksgiving.
DIR. Arnold has been confined to his bed
this week.
C.E Rigley and son James spent Thanks
giving at Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Christian will spend
Sunday at Lyons.
Frank Whitney, of Laingsburg, was in
the city Wednesday.
Senator-elect Smalley, of Detroit, was in
the city Wednesday.
Dudley Tavlor is spending the University
| vacation i'm Detroit.
A. E. Curry and family spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Byron relatives.
r. A. Crippen is spending his vacation
with relatives in Hillsiale.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Black entertained the
whist club Tuesday evening.
Frank Tucker, of Hopkins, is visiting his
cousin, v. Smith, in this city.
| Prin. K. T. Austin is entertaining his pa
rents from near Ann Arbor.
Miss June Webster, of Ovid, spent the
first of the week in the city.
T. j. Tubbs and wife were guests OF
Chesaning relatives yesterday.
Robt. Gemmell spent Sunday at home
after an absence of six weeks.
Arthur Young, of the Secretary of State.
Office, was in the city yesterday.
j. L. Bridwell, of Petoskey. will occupy
the Disciple pulpit OH Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Winslow, of Grand Rapids, Il
visiting at ID. M. Christians.
I. ID. Fletcher visited his brother S. b
Fletcher, at Lapeer, yesterday.
o. f. Webster, wife and daughter Flors
are in Ann Arbor for short visit.
| W. b. Eldred. of Chesaning, was TIL
guest of Owosso friends yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Morton, of Grand Rapids,
visiting Owosso friends this week.
! Miss Anna Milligan, of Detroit, is spend
ing the week with Owosso friends.
Crescent and Miss Mable Parker sper
Thanksgiving with Vernon relatives.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30
Christian Endeavor.
The following is the program of the
County Christian Endeavor Union meeting
which begins at Vernon this afternoon.


which begins at Vernon this afternoon:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 ;30-Song Service and opening words by
President.
2:45-Registration and filing of written reports
3:i5-Wecom by Pastor Rev. G. G. Ham and
Miss Lou Satterlee, of Vernon.
Reponse by Major Harvey, Bancroft.
Junior Society: What we
we do Miss Nellie Wescott, Veronn.
4:OO-Jpen Parliament-"Our Junior Work:
Its present success and future prospects"
Miss II. Ward Parlamentarian.
Music by Junior Band
Reception, and Endeavor Banquet 4:30
to 7:30 p. m.
7:3o-Praise Service: Topic-"The Laborer."
Il Cor Ill 81 Rev. Daniels, Corunna.
7:45-Solo, Mrs Maud Hubbard.
s0O-Address-"The Christian Endeavor as q
Bible Student
SATURDAY MORNING.
s:O0-Devotional service: Topic-.'The Field. y
Matt. XII, 3s) Miss Nellie Buyeau,
Vernon.
s:30-Business Hour-Election of officers and
9:3o-Open Parliament-"The Endeavor Social
VS.. the Social Endeavorer."
Rev Il. A. Moffat, Laingsburg.
10O0-Paper--"Our Inactive Members"
Miss Nellie M Cramer Burton
10: 30--Paper, Miss MacQueen, Perry.
1i:O0-Question Box. Rev. G. q. Haan
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
:30-Promise and Praise Service: Topic
1.-THE Inspirer." duke XIV, 49).
Rev John latin, Perry
2:00-Paper-'T The Prayer Meeting"
Miss Matte Kirker, Bancroft
Solo, Miss bella Jackson, Owosso
2:90 Conservation Service.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30


Til. ,np" 1
of since ",r
stull a,ni ,'at' 90
h. p'"pt N-
Zitnirni. . ~ Gag
Tn. poop,
acquIlleu IA n,
attorney, cha Marc ~
arrested on sam, rio' ~ "'
The p,"pt
DrNoie, nance t"s
within 20 ZOOS isnoos >."Hu f"
discontinued
Leslie tian,o. -, u,1 rty, oi,-
taking oroeIs lot iau,- unn p"e,
the lacI lhai .Iea,lf "rooauc
CITY Is ueiecllvc J"u~, " one 'r"c''" -"
jury 10 return a Ne'rr' "i go s"''s
ALBERT tishe', cn1t-ta Nth resist "a
officer, Was o'rch~.,o oo n'","' :" ~
attorney, l.. BOSNIAN, 4n acc u" '
delect IN Ihv lo,otma,p4s
Adoiph biutn- 90 uu> ed!, "',hui.' 'i''
plea oi noi suIit!, "a enas-' hetp'hs .
SALOON open un ounua. ana pedd gui
Judge Nlsnei sentenced D. III Ia paS ul'c
OF $lOO Or enu % uaJ ~ The hous
correction biutn pa,u M une la Nt'i-
tencIns bluth, Ju"Ae " s"er remarked ma
WHEEL the same parry Wa before nun ine
second time i"r vlo'a''on ~ liz hquor Ia"
he should invariably maN- the penalty IN
prisohlnent, stating tiiai he hal M sJ III
pathy Tor those VINO vioia'ed these laws
Prosecutor " alsuh ehi' red uolle pros
In the cast of + p N""c",n0, charged WI u
obtaining goods under false preleises
Sama cooper VS. Nicn"iS Z Coo"er' al
vorce. Defendant ordered 10 pay complains
ant S2O loi witness lees ami solicitor lee
oi S3o
Saml w Cooper VS. ID A barnum ara
T. Gould, Judgment ioi pla'ntlf o 1919 oil.
Sherman > Jewetl, W. John L Emmtt''
ct al, Judgment ior pialntlf Ut $92S 62
Geo Fau'h' > u walton ana H. H.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-30
DR.. BALDWIN,.
At the Congregational Church, Tuesday
Evening, Dec. q.

Evening, DEC. A.
ALBION, Mich, Nov s, 1898.
To whom it may concern. DIR. Minor @.
Baldwin gave an organ re cital in our church
Tuesday evening, Nov. 9TH, which is pro-
nounced by those present as the most de-
lightful musical entertainment they ever
enjoyed. 1t was not only delightful but
surprisingly so. The moment he took his
place at the organ, the audience felt that the
king of organsts was to rule the evening,
and rule it he did. He was applauded over
and over again. do not hesitate to say
that the golden opinions concerning Dr.
Baldwin's playing are more than confirmed.
Rev. r w. VAN SCHoICK