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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

Scientific and Mining Press:-The
Seratc has passed the House bill sus-
pending for the year 1894 the provis-
ions of the Revised Statutes of the. u.
s., which require that 500 worth per
annum of labor shall be performed or
improvements made on each located
mining Claim during the term before
the issue of patents, being a repeti-
ton of the bill passed on the Bird of
November, 1893, regarding similar
work for 1893. BY filing before De-
cember 81, 1894. notice that the
claimant intends in good faith to hold
and work his claim, he is exempted
from the usual requirements for this
year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31
IndOrsing the Judges Memory.

His Honor; Intoxicated again, eh?"
Prisoner: "Beg pardon, Judge!
This is my first offcnse." His honor;
@Don't try to deceive me, sir! My
memory for faces is too good to de-
ceive me; l am certain you have
come under my observation within a
day or two" Prisoner; a don't deny
that, sir. I happened to be just in
time to assist the officer in lifting you
from the cab that brought you home
from the club night before last -
Elk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

GLOW did the plan of having three
janitors work." "Capitaly; didn't
use as much coal 10y several tons"
GLOW did they manage it?" zone
was Irish, one co!ored and the other
German, and they made things so
warm when they discussed work that
l had to put in electric fans all over
the fats,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31
Democratic state Central Committee.

Democratic State Central Committee.
A meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee will be held at
Carson City, on Wednesday, July
18th, at O'Clock p. M. A full at
tendance is requested, as matters OF
importance will be brought before
said meeting.
II. HARRIS, Chairman.
JOHN O'TooLE, Sec'ty.
1T #
POSTPONED.
On account Of and irregularity Of
running trains by the G. P. r. r. Co.,
the meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee, called for July
Goth, is hereby postponed to Wednes-
day, August Is, 1894.
7-2ltd H. HARRIS, Chairman
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

L. Burkhart Is ready to do all
kinds of painting, paper hanging and
decorating on short notice. He guar
antees to give satisfaction. Go to
him when you need anything in his
line
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

A line display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are toe
finest in their line ever brought t
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31
Primary Election
OF the people on
Wednesday, Aug. 10, '94,

For the purpose Of electiDg delegates
10 the ssid Convention, the Primary
Election to be carried out IN compli-
aDce with the laws of the State.
The following ties: will be- required
of voters ut said Primary Election:
II am in favor of the free coinage of
silver at the ratio Of 16 to l by the
United States independent of any
other nation, and will support the
nominees Of the Silver Party."
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
Resolved, : hat this Committee
direct the County Central Committees
of the Silver Party in the several
Counties in the State to call Primary
Elections at the time designated by
this Committee and TO district Coun-
ties, apportion delegates to the State
convention among the districts Of
their respective Counties, and super
vlse the election Of such delegates.
AND that IN Counties having no regu-
larly organized County Central Com
mlttees We recommend that members
OF the Silver Party immediately take
steps to organize Comfy Central
Committees in their respective
Counties, and that when from any
cause no such committee shall be or
ganized that members Of the State
central Committee in snch Counties
De and are hereby authorized to call
Urinary Elections and supervise the
election OF such delegates.
GEO. s NIXON, Chairman.
ii. =. FLANNERY, Secretary.
l6-26td1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-In the
House today, Boutele presented as
question of privilege, the joint resolu-
ton congratulating the people of
Hawaii on the establishment of Re-
public, and recognizing it as a free
and independent republic. 1t was
ferred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Representative Erdman of Penn
sylvania, has reported to the House
from the committee on Labor, the
Springer bill for a National Board
Of Arbitration.
The House Joint resolution extend
ing appropriations until August
18th was agreed to by the Senate to-
day,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

Or. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
APsrs 0Ssps crssa Ss Tartar Powder.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day the House
joint resolution authorizing the exami-
nation and certification of claims in
favor of certain counties of Arizona
was agreed to, also the House bill to
provide for the valuation of affida-
Wits made before the United States
Commissioners in land entries.
The report of the Conference Com
mittee on the Agricultural appropria-
ton bill, except as to the Russian
thistle item, was agreed to in the Sen
ate to-day, and the Conferees were
direct to insist upon this amend
ment..
The President to-day sent Congress
another installment of the Hawaiian
correspondence, the most important
feature Of which is Minister Willis
recognition of the new Republic. He
wrote: Il hereby, as far as l have
right to do, extend to the Republic
of Hawaii, the recognition accorded
it's predecessor, the Provisional Govern
ment. ! do this in the belief that
represent the Parsident of the United
States, to whom as the executive
chief OF the Government, my actions
will he promptly submitted for the
necessary approval"
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

TUESDAY. July 81, 1894.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-31

The several Silver Party County
Central Committees will call a
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done.---s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
A Famous Woman.

The name Of Mrs. Somerville has long
been synonym for a union OF womaniy
beauty, simplicity, and gcnucness with
masculine strength of mind and power OF
sustained mental effort Hers was one
of the most thoroughly symmetrical per
sonalities in the entire range OF feminine
genius. Maria Edgeworth. her intimate
friend. writes of her: w lille her head is
among the stars. her feet firm upon
the earth" Her contributions to scienti-
fic research are not forgotten and "a
an exchange remarks. we cannot fail TO be
struck by her enormous faculty for &C
quiring knowledge. In her girlhood she
taught herself Euclid and algebra. Latin
and Greek. botany. geology and astronomy,
besides wrestling with mathematical pro-
blems. and devoung hours 10 music and
painting"
In middle life her daughter SAYS: II
would be almost incredible were 1 to de-
scribe how much my mother c0ntrived to
do in the course of the day. When my
sister and l were small children. though
busily engaged in writing for the press,
morning, besides managing her house care
fully. reading the newspaper Gor she was
always n keen. and, I must add, a liberal
books all subjects. grave and gay IN
addition 10 all this, she fl eely visited and
received her friends" What brilliant
REPUTATION does this versatile. Yet gentle
and womanly woman afford Of the state
ment frequently made-that the intel
lectual woman cannot retain her hold
upon those tender feminine graces which
make her the light of the home, the true
+ helpmeet for mani
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Crosswords. /. To choose one OF several.
:. The space between two high waves.
B. The blank border Of page. 4. Jealous.
eager O. 4 nut tree. common TO our coun-
gain or accomplish. s. A night-watch.
3. To give out facts first TO- A witty
repartee.
The first acrosuc gives the title OF a
distinguished novelist. and the second
acrosdc one Of his works.
272-Syucopations
1. Syncopate a large level field and leave
a scheme.
?. Syncopate amazement and leave q
wedding portion.
3. Syncopate to think deeply and leave
lying face downwards.
1. Syrcopate one who retires from So
ciety and leave merriment.
.. Syncopate a country OF Europe and
leave another European country.
6. Syncopate a weapon fastened % =
gun and leave the science OF plants.
{. Syncopate to mingle together and
lost blood.
s. Syncopate the opposite Of life and
leave the opposite Of cold.
9. Syncopate "A vision OF sleep and leave
a measure in Troy weight.
To- Syncopate intended, and leave flesh
of animals.
IL Syncopate an entertainment. and
leave water from the eye.
The syncopated letters give the name OF
large New York weekly.
e73-Auasram-.
]. Ada pets Rob a kind Of thick paper.
?. Queer. sad Sam Fancy dress parties.
3. Can't / fast2 Whimsical.
4. I roast no clam. Belonging to one of
the sciences.
g. \ pure one. \ native Of one OF our
large countries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Noh.cssc OhliEe.
King Charlemange fell on the PayniIn
hon dc.
And scattered them OF the land:
The faith OF our Lord shall live," quoth
he
81 swear by this good right hand,"
So he rode wherever the fray was hot.
And charged with his righteous lance.
Now. what shall the boys OF America do
10 follow the King of France?
Sir Philip Sidney. on Netherlands fields.
Lay wounded and racled with pain;
let when they brought him a cooling cup.
He put il aside again
Thy need Is greater than mine" he said.
10 a man Of mean degree
win the lads OF America copy now
That flower OF courtesy?
Sir Richard Gienvile was captain Of one
Good ship ON the western sea.
And he fought ten thousand Spanish
blades,
From losing victory.
81 die FOR religion and Cueenr' he cried
Ere his soul took splendid flight
Now. how shall the boys Of America serve
Their country, like that good knight
In stately line stand Americas kings.
And greater than all are three:
| George Washington. Lincoln and old King
Ben
OF the printers gund Was he,
| And every boy who rcveres her soil.
| Is heir 70 the throne and crown:
| And his the Joy TO uphold the flag,
Should jealousy pluck il down.
| F,rablazoned forever in starry light
Are the paths of the living dead:
| Wtat one Of US would not follow them
| With sounding and valiant tread2
| And when our Mother demands her sons.
To the summons shall come the cry.
| From loyal hearts and passionate Inns:
| america. here am ~
| Alice Brown in Harpers Young People
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
IN ALPHABET PARTT.
Unique Entertainment I'm Honor of a
fhtlsi,a Firs. st-rs ia k-enrninr

A children's party that will be given
for the first time in this country is being
arranged by the wife Of one Of the Cen
trail America Ministers TO the United
states.
1t certainly ought TO capture the fancy
OF United states parents. for they always
take pride in displaying the early learn
ing Of their babies.
The party is called the Alphabet Party"
and is TO be given in honor of the Min
isteTs second child, and viii take place
as soon as the children can 80 out OF
doors in their new white party frocks
without catching cold.
Madame explained its meaning. In the
country from which they hail the alpha
bet party is always an event in child 5
life. ana there is gentle rivalry among
friendly mothers as 10 the age at which
their children axe entitled 10 the right
TO tire party.
As soon as little boy or girl has mas
| tered the alphabet thoroughly the party
| occurs TO celebrate the child's accom-
| plishNent. The table is decorated with
| pretty boxes and souvenirs for the Ntue
| guests which are always made at home.
! The little cakes have letters in the FROST
| ing, or are made i'm the shape OF the \.
| 3. C's. and the alphabet figures in all
| sorts Of deyices.
| The little hero or heroine has 20 con-
vince the guests that he is master of the
| letters. and then comes the interesting
| event Of the occasion.
| There is n little balloon at hand wait
! ing The little alphabet book cut of which
! the tiny senior or scnorita has learned the
| letters is shut up ia the balloon or tied
| 20 IS. and the balloon is then set a-uy ing,
| and II the alphabet is thoroughly mastered
| the balloon viii bear the book far away.
| and that's the last the little son Oh
| daughter IS supposed TO need Of it.
The children are IN hurry for their
| alphabet parties, aud the mothers, OF
| course, delight TO get ahead Of other moth.
| crs by even a few weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

prefix OF honorable" ana. on margins.
receive from the Queen the gift OF $1,000.
one or two maids of honor reside for
fortnight at time at Windsor or Osborne.
but her Majesty seldom takes more than
one 20 Scotland. The distinctive badge
worn by maids Of honor is bow OF
scarlet ribbon on the shoulder, while the
ladies in waiting wear a white bow with
the Queens cameo portrait. The dowry
OF maid of honor has been given for at
least 80 years. but is according 20 her
Majesty's pleasure. and in 1868 IL was re-
fused to one lady who engaged herself in
marriage without the consent OF her royal
mistress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Miss lillian reui, The Successful Com
p~tftor.

Miss lillian Paul, The Successful Com
p~titor.
Dear children: The successful compen-
tor in the puzzle contest for the month OF
February was. as announced. Miss Lillian
Paul. of Harrisonburg. who was the only
one uIon the list who sent the correct
solution TO NO. PEG. AS requested by a
large number we publish same for the
berc OF those who wish TO know il:
Make a diagram OF a six-poiuted star.
drawing lines through the centres from
apex 10 apex. Place tree at each apex
and at every point where the lines in
tersect.
The correct answers to 40. pa are as
follows:
!. Blend. >. Plash. 3. Chair. 4. Friend
5. Spend.
Masters Louis Epes and John Scott
ranked second.
The other competitors were NJ. NJ.
Withrow. Lexington; Mary NJ. Wilkins.
Barton Heights; Henry s. Gardner. Bar
ton Heights; Roberta T.. Hall. Variety
Shade. Va; Dudley r. Johnston. Wal
drops. Va.
Hoping you viii find your department
as published to-day interesting one.
Cordially. FATHER TIMES.
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Oar Prize Puzzles.
269-Surfed PLANETS

tAttended with good adviceO
/. When you cannot bake your bread in
an oven. use the next best thing Won have
. When you have an aching ear the
best thing TO do is TO eradicate it,
g. Don't mar silk dresses by carelessness
If YOU want 70 make a good Impression
4. If you have an old vest a good thing
10 do il TO give II away.
>. When there hangs over everything a
deep pail. as II no interest in life were
left. so ind someone worse of than
yourself
6. When you have split your strawber-
ries and cream from your saucer. escane
irritation by an appearance OF unconcern
Z. He takes a turn little expected who III
vides his fortune with his enemy. Do If
il you can
:. When "A Jehu ran us down. we advised
each other TO call in the friendly Offices
OF policeman.
9. Mary was unduly elated when I praisa,
her for receiving all my good advice
with tharks.
2sO-trogres~ive Enigma
I am "A word OF nine letters and some
times accompany cold rain.
lily IL Is al exclamation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
The Sandmnn< Coming.

know ar old man. now guess II you can
What work he has 10 do;
And why every night, as sure as lamp
light.
lie comes a-iooking for YOU
A funny old sack. he bears on his back,
And listens for baby's cries;
And If he should see her little nose
Or II ne should sec her little toes,
He'd sickle them, l suppose,
And he'd surely put sand in her
eyes.
Refrain.
oh, bye. Oh, bye. my baby: on. bye. ny
little grill
There's nothing to fear, for name is
near,
SO sleep my baby girl.
Oh. little old man. on. funny old man,
No matter how close you peep.
You can't put sand in my baby's eyes
For taby las gone 10 siecp.
He opens the sack he bears on his back
And scatters the sand about.
And II little eyes look on In surprise.
The sand will soon find them out
That's why every night. as soon as lamp
light.
Baby her eyes VIII close.
For when lie finds baby sleeping,
So safe In mammals keeping.
He knows there's no use in Keeping
And strairhtway of he goesi
Refrain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Shall I. wasting In despair.
pie because q WOmaR's fair2
or make pale my cheeks with car.
cause another's rosy 4re?
BE she fairer than the day.
or the howery meads I'm Nav
II she be- not so TO me
What care l how fair she be-
George NltkerA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

The eight unmarried ladies who hold
Office as Oueea Ntctortas maids OF honor
have some privileges. They are given the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

The weekly story-,n Alphabet rsriy-
Prize Puzzle Coiumn-Ihe Successful
Competitor FOR February.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT

srLEcTIONS ron TnEEH rIEf>URh
AND IKOf-4T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

NV 1884 IS frozen rain
NV 1856 saiutes.
Ally 2-5-f is 10 be in pain.
My &C is the abbreviati0n OF a saint
Ny 5-6-7-S-9 n convection Of earth.
My 81 "a proposition.
Ally SIS prevailing fashion
NY 6-7-s-9 a sound OF the voice
My 7-S-9 a number.
My SO a negative in Latin.
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JACOB SnE,ll,.
LIE COurreUr DIES Greyes.
PAR HENRI CONSCIENCE.


La tante Claire prit place 4 la ia
BILE, ct lui porta a ses levres la tasse
que Ia jeune file lui await verse;
puls ellie reprit
&c nest pas la seule cause de ma
colere, bella. &c gareoD devient 81
stupide qu'on en- ~pleurerait. II ne
vousd ira pas ce quill a fait hier, apres
lie salut, q Adinkerke. Avec son EN-
portement d'enfant, il a presque fait
un malheur. Ne ris pas, Joseph !;
celia me cohte six escalins Six esca-
Inns, dams ce malheureux temps, c'est
uL tresor. Oui, frere, oui, Bella,
pensez done, &C gaiilard-la reste DIES
heures entl6res sur lie banc, devant
Saint Sebastien, a Adinkerke, avec un
tas d'entants sur les genoux ct sur
les epaules. Ii Sc laisse tlrer les che
veux par tous les gamins du village.
En- lie voyant ainsi reinforcement, ie
pensais au grand CHEN du brasseur
qul, de meme que Joseph, sc laisse
trainer ct tourmenter par les enfants.
EFT quel NAL y a-t-il ]? i%nterrompit
lie pecheur. Puisque lie Seigneur a
rappele 4 lui ma bonnie femme sans
m'accorder d'enfants, je dois bien al
mer ceux DIES autres. All 81 j'avals
settlement I'm fills GU une file
-Ce nest pas une raison pour
assommer quelqu'un par mour pour
ces petits v%aurlens
La belle affaire Je suis assis a
La porte de Saint-S6bastien, ct ie ma
muse a taller un petit bateau pour lie
fills du cordonnier. Beaucoup den
fants sont autour de moi a regarder.
Tn valet de ferme passe dams la rue
sur une charrette attelee dun ane.
Ii frappe l'animal sans mesure ct lie
fait courir au grand galop, sans
prendre garde a lenfant du sacristain
Qu'i! va infailliblement ecraser. Je
l'appelle, je lui erie de Sc detourner,
mails lie ..lourdeau me rt au nez ct
pousse son ane avec plus de force en-
core. I'm pas de plus ct l'enfant est
sous la roue Je me leve ct me iette
avant. Je dome une secousse.
une petite secousse a la charette, ct,
par malheur, toute la machine. ane. !
valet ct volture tombent sens dessus
dessous.
Joseph s'approcha de Ia vieille
tante, rembrassa malgre sa resistance,
ct dit
-Allons, allons, ~redevenons amis.
81 i'avais laisse ecraser ce pauvre en-
ant, vons ne me l'auriez pardonnG de
7otre vie. Et quand aux escalins
,ue nous avons payes pour lie d6gat,
,~onsolez-vous de cette perte. Des
,ue la paix sera fate, je vais Ell Is
ande, ct je remplis votre t%irelire. |
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ATELIER -TYPoGRAPEIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
S0mmes a meme d'~executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront confies. Les
briefs G'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entates de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu
aires, ETC., se-ont imprimes dams lie plus brre
delai ct q des prix uul detient toute concu-
renee.
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meme chose. Et il me faudra encore
roster DIES mois enters avec Ia granite
Quill ne t'arriye maIheur. Non, non.
Joseph, he parle pins de FIslande !!
Eth bien, ma bonnie mere, tout ce
que vous youdrez; je ne demande
qu'une chose, c'est que vous soyez
contente.
En- ce moment une forme humane
passa deyant la petite fenetre, ct une
crosse volx d'homme cria tres-haut:
-Bonjour, pere Stock.
-C'est Mel qui va au bateau, dit
Joseph en- ..prenant son panier. La
mer dot d6ja avoir bien monte.
Malntenant, pere, petite mere ct Bella,
que Dleu vous garde
Joseph sortit en- toute hate pour
rattraper Sol camarade.
-Excusez-moi, 81 je vous quite,
chere tante, dit la ieune file en- Sc le-
want. J'ai de louvrage a r6table.
Pendant ce temps, tenez I'm peu COM
pagnie a NOR pere.
La vieille femme regarda partir
Bella vec II attention ~particuliere
ct ecoua la tete.
Aussit6t que Ia porte de l'6table
fnt fermee, ellie rapprocha sa chaise
de ~l'aveugle.
Ellie garda IN instant lie silence,
CONNIE 81 ellie Gherchait lie meilleur
moyen de commencer I'entretien
qu'elle desirait ayoir avec lui.
Mon frere, dit la vieille femme,
ne %pensez-vous pas encore a chercher
bon mari pour Bella?
-Vous p~laisantez, ma seur, re-
.ondit lie vleillard c'est encore une
-DaHs sa d%ix-neuvieme aimee.
non frere. II Y a ONE ans que vous
he l'avez plus u de vos yeux, ct
7ous croyez qu'elle est toujours res
la meme depuis lors. II en- a
l'autres qui remarquent blen que
age de Sc marrier est arrive pour
lie. Quand ellie traverse lie cimetiere
pres la grand'messe, les garcons de l
Panne ct meme ceux d'Adinkerde {
.ttendent u o passage pour obte- {
lir dele IN regard amical, !
Ellie est done reellement bien
'elle, secria lie vieillard avec joie. |
Belle? ie lie crois bien trop jo- t
meme pour le repos de ceux qul
: voient, Or, nous deyons avoir de
esprit pour ellie, Simon, ct la bien c
onseiller ear 81 nous ne nous en- S
1elons pas, soyez sur qu'elle restera s
eune file jusou'a ce que Ia leur de d
a jeunesse soft passee. II Y un n
emps pour tout, ct celui qui men Y
rotte pas pas, agit imprudemment.
e sals bien que Bella GRANT de pen q
au marriage, parce qu'elle ne vent b
artager wee personne son amour y
our vous. La chere enfant croft O
ue vous avez perdu Ia vue pour lui |.
luver la vie, ct ellie mcurrait plut6t y
ue de faire n chose qui pourrait I
ous chagriner. Mails, mon frere. t;
Gus lie poavons pas Gtre 6golstes u
zee nos ~enfants. l.
-C'est vral, ma snur /; je vais Y b
niger. p
de connais un bon mari pour ellie. il
-Vrai ? dit lie vieillard c'est done c.
zee intention que yous me parlez de
tie affaire !? lie
-Certainement, Simon. ie
-Est-ce ce jeune homme un pc II
leur la
IL nest pas vieus, il a de Far m
ct sill ne peche plus m~aintenanr, p
q etc pecheur. d'
--Songez-vous a Ko, lie coureur DIES
CT
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