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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-01

INV
The Bank OF Yolo, a corporation.
plaintiff, Va. Robert Il. Moore, Mat.
tie a. Moore, George w. Graysop.
John Doc and Richard Roe, de-
PENDANTS.
Action brought in the District Court
of the State OF Nevada, in and for
the County. OF Elko, and the com
plant filed in tho office OF the
Clerk OF said Court.
Tho State OF Nevada sends greeting
to Robert f.. Moore, Matte a Moore,
George w. Grayson, John Doe and
Richard Roe, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against YOU by
the above named plaintiff, in tho Dis.
trict Court OF the State of Nevada. in
u for tho County of Elko, aud TO
answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF servicel after the service on YOU OF
this Summons, il served within the
County, or If served out of this coun.
" but IN this District, within twenty
days, otherwise, within forty DAYS, or
judgment vii! bn taken against YOU
according 10 the prayer of said com,
plant. The said action is brought to
recover u Judgment against the suid
Robert q. Moore, upon n certain
promissory note, executed oy said
Moore on the 2lst. day OF February,
lS9o, due II day after date, payable
to said plaintiff, with interest at 49,
per centum per annum, interest pay
able every Six months, or il not SO
paid, To be added To the principal and
draw like interest; the principal OF
said note being SETH ii; that there
Is due upon said note $500 co of
principal, together with interest
thereon Mt SAID rate from the 9TH day
OF May, 1881, and To recover u further
Judgment of foreclosure Of two GER
tain mortgages, executed by said X.
b. Moore to said plaintiff, Ia secure
the payment Of said note, upon GER
tam real estate owned by said Moore,
being and situated in said Elko coun-
". as follows: One executed on the
nth day of April, 1890, upon said real
estate and including counsel fees, at
the rate OF : per cent upon the
amoun which may be found TO be
due for principal! and interest by the
Court, n one executed by said
Moore to said plaintiff, on the 9th
day OF February, 1891, upo: certain
S''S S'' N'NAA't al 9tAlu 'bNlllN ~
secure the payment of said note and
for 500 counsel fees upon the fling
OF the complaint therein. and lor a
decree for the sale of said real estate
or SO much thereof Us may be ncces.
sary to pay said sums together with
all costs, charges and attorneys fees
as aforesaid.
And you are hereby notified that
II you fail to appear and answer said
Complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will apply to tho Court
for the relief demanded in the prayer
of SAID Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
#--. of tho District Court Of tho
State Of Nevada, in and for
SEAL. tho County Of EIko, this
10Th day OF February, \.
*~~* ID. 1891.
Il. Il. BILKEY,
Clork,
CD n 1t.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the State of
Nevada, in and for tte County Of
Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-01

The Bruncau Mining Company let
the contract for finishing the 7G.
Creek ditch to Edward Richter, Of
Salt Lake City, and they are rushing
things with all possible speed, ms the
company expect to begin hydraulic
washing by the 10Th Of july. This
company Inns bonded all tho choice
ground in the district aud will UNI
doubtcdly have Il very profitable lit
tie plant.
Week johnson disposed Of some
quartz property hero, but your cor.
respondent was not able to get the
particulars OF the deal.
Tho West Side Mining Company is
building fumes and bitches rs FIST rs
possible md expect To make n good
showing for the season.
Wattio Waters is having consider.
able work done ~ his property, pro.
paratory to erecting a mill.
T1Ioro ia considerable travel be-
tween horc and Dccth at the present
time.
Things begin to look worry much
likoa mining camp. there being about
Rfty mon blowing, scooping, shovel
ing, digging, blasting and making
flumc.
Mardis can now boast Of II fair
damscl. She arrived with Barnes
saloon stock and ia quartercd in n
tent ut the mouth Of 70 .Crcck..
MAYO.
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Bar silver wa 1924 yesterday.
j. r. Henry is in from Mound Val.
ley today.
Midwinter Fair Souvenir Spoons,
at Wintermantel's.
Nearly every town in the State will
celebrate the coming Fourth Of
July
4 now lot OF silver ware for Sum.
mer use. at Wintermantel's.
VIM. GRrriker, OF Franktown, was
committed to the Insane asylum
Thursday evening.
Thos. Gilbert, n young man 81 years
OF age, was drowned i'll the Humbolt
Mt Lovelock Thursday
Tho Good Tcmplars Mt Free mar
Hall last night was we'll attended and
exceedingly interesting
1t seems to DO tho general opinion
in Now York that another issue Of
gold will be made in fall
The survivors OF the Army OF the
Potomac nre holding their 9th Annu.
al Reunion ut Concord, n. III.
The diadem OF the Russian Empress
Anna contains 1886 largo diamonds
and Il ruby valued mt 100000.
AS long as II woman retains her
maiden name" says u philosopher, cit
isbcr maiden aim to change it,
The Reno journal says that Miss.
Clara A. Taylor, who is teaching near
Lovclock, has been offered tho school
Mt Wells
Sam Davis has had his partner in
the 40 Mining Camp arrested for
grand lnrbcny. Sam Inns evidently
not handled the sack.
One OF ON new rifles used by the
italian soldiers sends u ball will,
force enough to go through five in
ches Of solid oak at u distance OF 1000
feet
a South Dakota Presbyterian min
ister claims TO have invented n COLA
tine capsule in tho form OF II grippe
in which 10 administer communion
wine.
j. l.. Porter has u new message e
the people in to.day's paper. IIo il
selling goods cheap md wants every
body to know t.. Road what no In,
to say.
Tho House Committee on Election,
yesterday decided tho contest between
Moore and Funston for the Sccont
Kansas District in favor OF Moore
Democrat.
Tho heaveet rain OH record fell ovcl
southern Kansas last Thursday In the
counties comprising the corn belt
At Wichita, tho rainfall was 4.0I
inohcs In fifteen hours.
Would.b e Sottlcr-How il thu
death.rato about horoH Old Glitter
WAL, It's pretty choap jiat nov
since the town doctors got to cuttin
prices.-Indanapolis Journal.
Director Friend statcs IN his wealth
or service report that, at Ia tho gen
cral belief Of experienced ranchcrt
that Nevada has not suffered 40 from
a frost for tho past twenty years.
Wo understand that there areagoot
many miners going into the Brunea,
and Mardis country from Dcoth
Loads OF merchandise and machiner,
arc leaving there nearly every day.
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[Fnon WEDNESDAY 5 DAILY,
SALNIAGUNDl.

Bishop Leonard will arrive on No. l
tomorrow morning.
John Mayhugh arrived from Car
son yesterday morning.
The funeral train bearing the re-
mains Of President Carnot reached
Paris yesterday.
Miss. Sallie Houghton arrived yes
terday from Salt Lake On a visit to
her brother, the Rev. w. ii. L. Hough-
ton.
English sparrow are proving very
useful i'll parts of New Jersey destroy
ing the 17-year locusts. The sparrows
kill the locusts apparently for fun.
At a meeting OF the Republican
Senators in Paris yesterday to decide
upon Il candidate for President Cassi-
micr Pcrier received HI; Dupuy, 10;
scattering,1I.
MI. w. L. Crane brought an apple
to the INDEpETDEST Office to-day
which was as sound and hard as when
gathered last Fall. The boys soon
sent il where good apples go.
Charley Grover, who is in from Sc
crct Valley, reports that the valley
has been oycrrun with millions of
crickets and that Il good deal Of dam
age has been done. He says the
rauchers have been fighting and kill
ing them for the last two weeks and
that the worst is over.
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Of your generation. Go cast u stone
into the waters OF the Pacific and its
influence is lost only upon the shores
OF two continents; remember then,
that il your deeds are evil your in
tluence is only broken by the genera
ton passing away and the generation
pressing upon you. Back Of law
aud back Of society is the impulse OF
Christian morality given to adarkened
world, by the lowly Nazarenc, more
than eighteen centuries ago; respect
that sentiment and you will respect
and obey the laws OF your country
and contribute your share to the
maintenance OF good government and
the elevation Of the race. Supple
ment the education Of the school-room
and the moral training OF the home
with the study and adoption OF the
best ideas OF christian morality and l
prophesy nm honorable and upright
career for each of you; disregard those
ideas and mould your conduc: to suit
the pleasure of each passing hour and
disaster will as surely come as dark
ness follows the setting SUI.
We live in an age of commerce and
trade and are apt to measure our edu-
cation by dollars and cents-to regard
with little favor every thing and every
quality that does not suggest some per
cent of profit. 1t is proper, right, and
Il duty-a laudble ambition-to accu-
mulate wealth, from which you may
hope to obtain ease and comfort in
your declining years; but your time
in the public school has been worse
than wasted il you shall hereafter use
your education only rs il can becoined
into money.
Remember that you are only one i'll
the community; that there issome
depending upon you for encourage
ment and happiness: and while the
happincse of the whole race does not
depend upon any one, remember that
the aggerate happiness OF all is in
creased or diminished by the conduct
Of each. / have lived beyound the
average OF human life and let me MS
sure yon, my young friends. that the
sweetest memories of my past are the
few kind words and deeds that con-
tributed to the happiness of some
whom | have known; human eXpe.
rience is much the same and you will
find i'll the coming years, such men,
cries sweetest 10 you.
Keep BRAIN and body healty. by
temperance III all things; be true to
your country, true to your friends
and tructo %yourselvs and it is imposi-
bic that you should 20 wrong.
In conclusion, accept the assurance
that ! voice the sentiment OF every
heart here tonight, when l say to you
that ! trust that each OF you in future
years may gather the richest and rip.
est fruits of your hearts dearest hopes
that in the evening of life, when the
shadows lengthen towars the east, you
may be able to look back upon a past
without a single rcgret-that your
closing hours may he sweetened by
the consciousness that the world is
better because you have lived.
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[FRoN TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDl

The Elko schools closed yesterday.
Very cool weather for the last OF
June.
Horace and William Lane OF Starr
Valley are i'll town to-day.
Bert Mcintosh, OF Lovelock is Wis
iting his old friends in Elko.
Elswhere will be found the call for
the Silver party State Convention.
Miss Nellie Sheehan has closed her
school i'll Pole Canyon and returned
to town.
Mr.. Muller has made u splendid
crossing from his drugstore to the
postoffice.
Mrs. Miller will serve ice cream to-
night. The graduating class should
remember it.
Tho Pope calls upon Italy and
France to shake of the despotism Of
Freemasonary7.
Ice cream nights Mt the Miller
parlors will be Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights from now OH.
John Able went up to Island
Mountain this morning to bring down
the miners for the Fourth Of July.
Siftings:-Now is the picnic season.
when the cheerful idiot puts on a
girls hat and makes an ass of him
self.
Rev. w. Ii. l. Houghton will read
the Declaration OF independence to
the people who celebrate the Fourth
in Elko.
Ernest Herting, the Virginia City
murderer, has been bound over without
bail to await the action OF the Storey
County grand jury.
Winnemucca had q severe rain
storm Friday afternoon. The Silver
State says the rain came down in
sheets for fully an hour and that the
lightning flashed and the thunder
roared.
The Nevada State Medical Society
will convene in Virginia City July
ID. Physicians from different parts
OF the State are expected to he in Mt.
tendance. Very interesting papers
will be read, and n general goob time
il anticipated.
The men who tarred and feathered
Adjutant General Tarsney, of Colora.
do, last week deserve alifc sentence in
the penitentiary. The people of the
Centennial State should sec that every
Que OF them wear stripes the rest of
their miserable lives.
The Illustrated Amarican has issu-
cd a magnificent album of stage fav-
orites ut the low price Of - cents
The Illustrated American is u weekly
news magazine for the club, reading
room and home, and it is published Mt
No and I East Sixteenth street,
New York.
y milwaukee, preacher, Rev. Will
liam Clack. has come to the rescue of
the man who occasionally relieves his
feelings by swearing. Mr.. Clack says
that the third commandment does not
forbid swearing, and that the man
who swears is q mor profitable com
panion and citizen than the hypocrite.
Those who have tried the expert
ment affirm that II large sponge hung
i'll the room, If it can be behind Il
convenient screen, and kept constant
ly wet, will greatly assist in keeping
the room cold; or Il cloth hung in
the window over the blind will cool
the room us if Il shower had fallen
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Elko.
The Elko-Tuscarora Mercantile Com
pany, a Corporation, plaintiT.
against 5. Warren Cross, ANN NJ,
Cross and \. Morrison, defendants.
Action brought in the District Court
OF the State OF Nevada. in and for
the County OF Elko, and the com,
plant filed in the office of the Clerk
Of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends Greet.
ing TO: s. Warren Cross, Anna NJ.
Cross md a. Morrison, dcrondnnts.
You are hereby required to appear
in an .uction brought agninst you by
the above named plaintiffs in the
District Court Of tho State of Nova
ia, IN and Tor tho County OF Elko,
II to answer the Complaint filed
thcrein. within ten days, exclusive
OF The day OF servIcc), after the scr.
wee on you of this Summons-if
served within this County; or ir
served Il OF this County, but in this
District, within twenty days; other
wise, within forty days-or judgment
by default will DO taken against you
according 10 Tho prayer OF said Com
plant.
The action is brought To obtain n
Judgment against tho detaudants. S.
w, Cross aud Anna NJ. Cross. upon a
certain promlssory note, executed hv
them to Il. Bowser. ON the 2G,l, dian
OF June, 1893, for 800 40 and inter,
est thereon at the rate Of Two nor
cont por month FROM said unto! and
30 per cent attorneys foes upon tho
amount due upon SAID note. and tho
foreclosure of Il mortgage executed
by tho nm ~dofeudHntg on said date
upon tho following renl estate IN said
County: The SW u and tho SW a
OF tho SEA. and tho SW u OF me
n w Ii Of Scctio0 30, Tnwnship 30.
North Of Range So, East, said mort
| gage having been executed tu spe,ir.
tho payment Of said note and said
note having been sold and delivered
to this plaintiff.
Aud you ARE hereby notified that II
YOU fail to appear ind auswcr said
Complaint ns above required, tho said
plaintiff VIII apply tD the Court for
the. relief demanded IN snid Com,
plant.
Given under my hand and the ,cai
+-S-a OF tho District CouFt0 OF tho
State Of Nevada, IN and Tor
SEAL. tho County OF lillto. this
10Th day OF May. i. ID.
49," 1904 u. H., BILKEY.
Clotk.
03 IL,
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a fine display Of silver ware,tancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at tho EFT. NJ. Co's. Call and
inspect these goods, which are IL Q
finest in their limo ever brought /
Irlltn
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UNIONS.
CD n ct.

In tho District Court Of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County of
Elko.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT

AN EVENING PAPER.
IssvED EVERY DAY. suNoAYs III.
,eptsd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-07-01

Lawyers are increasing in Chicago
at the ratio of 400 n year. Doctors in.
crease in still larger numbers. Both
the professions are o~vercrowdcd aud
many mon belonging to each arc com .
PEELED to seek means Of subsistence
in other vocatiOns.
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BORN.

DARLtSu:--In Elko, Nevada, juno
81, 1891, to the wife OF Chas. Oar.
ling, n con
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07

of the regular army. Il understand, sir,
said Gov. Jones, that you propose TO
make speech in these grounds. claim
ing TO be Governor of Alabama" THAT
is my intention" answered KOlb. "Then
j must say TO you that the moment you
attempt it | will have you arrested and
carried off the grounds. / say this in all
kindness to you. If you were Governor
you would do the same thing in sim
liar case. / will not permit you or any
one else oil these grounds to interrupt
the inauguration proceedings of Gov.
Oates
Gov. Jones manner was courteous but
firm. Capt Kolb looked around at the
assembled troops, and with a wave Of his
hand started down and out of the
grounds, followed by his adherents. They
congregated again in the street outside
the Capitol grounds. A wagon stood
near by, and upon this Capt. Kolb mount
ed. He said that the proceedings would
be opened with prayer. A Populist cler-
gyman mounted the wagon, and at his
motion the crowd uncovered their heads
Every man in the crowd was a plain
countryman with rough clothes and big
top boots. The clergyman invoked the
bleSSiiS VI pOu upon the HSSelnDlage,
"a plain people, oh, God" he said, "who
are here to secure an honest govern
ment."
At its conclusion Capt. Kolb made n
short, temperate address. The only bit
terness in il was directed at Gov. Oates.
whom he termed a usurper He declared
he had been legally elected Governor,
and that he would use every means to
gain the position which, he declares, be-
longs 10 him.
At > o'clock Governor-elect Oates
reached the State Capitol, escorted by
the militia. The inaugural ceremonies
were preceded by prayer, after which
Gov. Jones introduced his successor.
who was greeted with prolonged cheers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07
Recnrh of the Week.

Central Lake Episcopalians have about
completed their new church.
Labor Commissioner Morse is in Battle
Greek investigating the strike.
The suicide of G. G.. Rumsey, the we'll
TODD Pittsford farmer, is laid TO the inn
moderate use of tobacco.
The fire department ut st. Louis now
sports brussels carpet and the best fur
nished rooms in the State.
4 Muskegon burglar deliberately took
UP carpet, threw it out of Il window and
escaped. There is no clue.
Hair-dye is dangerous. says Vassar
paper. A Caro- man used it, and has mar
ried n widow with six .ldren.
George Mulzer, Oldest son of NJ. Mulzer,
a well-known merchant of Adrian, died
Of consumption, aged Al years.
The old scheme of dividing st. Clair
County and making Marine City the coun-
~ seat of the lower half is being revived.
Judge Lane, of Adrian, has rendered n
decision that the city marshal has no
authority to serve civil processes. The
case arose over n suit i'm replevin.
1t transpires that Cheboygan has had
lWO tdStS VI lllOAs NY WIZ IN a.
lighthouse, and both patients have re-
covered. No epidemic, no excitement.
Michael Dwyer, farm laborer near
Port Huron, is in Jail on the charge of
nearly killing his employer, Gustave PutZ.
Putt was unconscious several hours.
Cheboygan has made it's first shipment
of cattle for the Eastern market. It's
going to be great stock-raising county
some of these days, says the Democrat.
A Vicksburg lady has seven chrysanthe-
NUNS bearing over 1000 blossoms, one
having over 700 flowers, another over
800, and five with over 200 blossoms each.
1t is estimated that the total value OF
the celery crop of Kalamazoo this year
will be half n million dollars. The daily
shipments have averaged about seventy
tons.
Mary Barker. alias Rose Miner, has
been arrested at Grand Rapids. on II
charge of stealing n lot of clothes from
Mary Lamoreaux and setting fire To her
house.
Two Of the Mecosta cattle-thieves
have been convicted, and il is thought
the gang responsible for wholesale thefts
i'm that part of the State has been broken
up.
Mrs. Louise Wilson, Of Adrian. wife of
Michael Wilson, convicted two weeks ago
of whipping his aged mother. was on
Tuesday found guilty of the same offense.
A fine of $50 was imposed and was paid.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07
A Crack that Came Back.

In the campaign of 1892 n workman
I'm Trenton pottery who was earning
$50 week, said to his fellow workmen:
81 am Republican, but am going to
vote the Democratic ticket, for / want
to get crack ut the BOSSES" After the
election Of Mr.. Cleveland, when bust
ness began to decline, this man was one
of the first to he laid off at the pottery.
Three months ago when 1t was re-
ported that the potteries were about to
resume work, this same workman met
his former employer. Upon inquiring
for work he was asked if he was not at
the time working. YES" he replied,
"some little but am earning only 81
TO so per week."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-07

REUBEN i. KoLB. votes and the other
sustaining Col Oates. who was inaugu-
rated in the usual way and has the State
militia at his disposal. AS Captain Kolb
is man of pretty well-known determi-
nation. there is n disquieting prospect
that the post-election battle may not end
here. The General Assembly has de-
clared in favor of Col. Oates, but his
opponent means to demand n reconsider
alton, and in the prospect that he will
fail lies the source of alarm.
Kolb was sworn in at Montgomery 10y
James Il. Powell, a justice of the peace
the ceremony occurring in the law Office
of Warren Reese. Kolb and his Cabinet
then proceeded to the State House for
the purpose of making a speech. He was
followed by several hundred of his adher
ents. They marched up the State House
steps through the ranks of the assembled
militia and took their places beside the
identical portico upon which Jefferson
Davis was declared President of the Con
federate States. In few minutes Gov
Jones sent for Capt. Kolb, who was es-
corted into his presence by Lieut.. Irwin