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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
Sfla III 4.

Nigc 8uloieItcr. Gutbric, 12tc
Slni. On Nianb. Der netup er aufcml.
men ira De npe Gutoieiter, beretter ON
ri0e Guloiuno. Mieit lpuenoe icr BET
I'D i Soffeyne uGr Sog0D Greet, pms
trent 10 Wtil / ipoplt for Nrapabue.
Gnloiorcfomite fan I~oriolgcs bcle
Teten fra ben pure Gnoe al Cobb Greet
/ GnOboz2nnoet til 2~It8rGuieu al
Grccr County, Ell Giltano paa omtrenf
As Niil; men bebit fer bet 10 pco
SoJ9p % 2urfep Greefs / Syoueit
berira.
Senator McGap, Der anfom BERTH
ioa8 ira Grapaboe, flyer, at bette Stco
er nGlten iplfetomt, ba Snobp99crne !
Sfarer oruger no til De Steoer, bour
Der ital orre iunoet Cub, iiGr Is
Wil / iDopclt / @aiblta County.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
z n%DIanDet.
Wt tn.

NaolitOrnl. 6crgus Salts, l2te
,Saui. Gn itralfeli9 9nslitOrm bar
finrmjOong bjemiegt penne 8p og
miQQcnoe SanO. Gen fpu ira 8eit
" @orOpeIt % pareoe / 10 Wlinrter.
Sp!oeu bleu aloeles tiloGffet, % sag.
lne par mlminoclig tore. Define 89s
SAB aleue pco pbela9t @la8 er mellenl
5000 "a $4,000. Wiere END 1000
Slotr / SinO8lp9eaiplet brGtteoes, og
SDens Saper CT oloeles ruinereoe.
eiOrmsn ortfebe ell StrGtaiu9 paa
mtrsnt ier Wtils Sreobe % tolu Wtits
22r9Oe eller ca. 80 Spaoratmi(.
StaOeu paa Sueoeaoiiu9eu fan enonu
lite beitcmmes; melt ben er ne8ct ltor.
Eateter uS @tais er poelagt. gllori9
bar |oIiueen feet beore no, enc ben
gloroe ioruo for bette baaroe SER.
Gy.aonsresmauo Soeu, Der fom til
S9ep ira i'm 6arln, blep faltet puers
'noe al Den lterfe 9~a9lbpge.
SOm mob Nofeieaer. 9nlutb,
l3oe SUM. Surpen i ben al Ilireo
Merritt / 9ulutb anlo9te Sag mob
5obn 8. GodeIeiler for at er9ploe en-
ctaOcSeritatuins al Sl,250,000, bar
Int / GitermIoong aigiuet i'm &icnoelie
til 6UrOeI iOr alasereu. Der t~ilfjenotes
$4,000.
Merritt FEB Sab peo falfe Sp9ifter,
a~Oureiter ban marches / Sorbiuoelie
MAO Meiabas@rnberne pg Sernbaner
gaa 9todeieQers 2ano. 5~preta9enoet
git unoer Napn al Lake Superior
Consolidated Mines.
yrrSIrn. Oct ipreta9iomme Slao
'Horouelten" / Ct. Yaul uo9iper ills
Nr Den 6Oreneoe Sirfes QnrsmDoe ct
Ea9bIao, iom ipruben 3u9ens 9tpbecer
'n0s1OIoer iulof9ubige Seretniussr
I'M Iiooets 5orbanolinger.
"Sambolo" ct llaact iammen mco
&oobuggeren", iom III eies % nogls
us al 9ortel Sftelie, DIE 6. Sa9en %
eFTOreue S, $. % 8. 8. llisafer.
4aalaart oct npe &pmpani bar iaaet
'Fonet tine IffGrer, oil "Roobugeeren"
'''oe betgoelis uoulpet.
~JIOcbranb. albert Sea, 13oe Sum-.
.SNlllon d 9auers Seruparsbutif /
%vilTIons bleu isaaraIte5 poela9t peb
JIoetrlno. De bapoe fun oeluis as
NE r:t. Mau tror, Ell itgrr. Gum
S'n9e osiaa CT saaet pp / Gpg.
SOertiort % brGbt. Gleyanbria,
i4oe SUM. Senrp Sptanion, en- Srpnos
S'a0er, Tom fjprenoe ira Bennington,
"a BAN iulot al &Uenen, TOM uloer
sIAIene % blep orabt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
Gina.

Sra 0anfcD beretteoes ben 12te
b., at Gptgicr CT atminbeltg opcralt /
9%ropinicn Gj"Gbasu, % / minoit s
8per err al GieHoOm ttl6prcn6e uol1ua
hinge oocIast. 5aapi6t man peb, er
ale llOlGnoiuae / SttierbeO, men be
iortaoer Brooiaicu, iaa fort be fan.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18

ter, lent 9inirF, MiQct, % piloe GrRss
nrter. SIR Dtais, Der itaor tilbage pau
Grnno al Srme pg Snietter, er &eirei
enonu life jeprlig parmt npf. gloger
0mplantnin3 bar o9iaa iunoet S!co.
9enne Goliug pIloe ei6re burtiee
6rcm ltriot ben fommeuoe llse / 5ils
'nloe al pnrmt SER. iom rnturlig mol
ian uertes paa oerne Gio al Naret. 0e
liolte 2 Tigers Geon fpm uel meo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18

0Iooeraies 69rsr 3aeo6 GUerorup sr
talot op III Gloites.
Ct 2eIcGrlm ira ariaiania oattret
ben 14oe o5. flyer. at SGcob eperorup
bar n%illaact Gpiororiugsn ira aOrg
Oscar ON at oanne ct NIT Waiuitss
rum.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
gspertisiemeutu

rraa tnofeogres lsnef hegr Ernoaa ~ Tsrsoaa T7s-,
get aoerttsisaeutsr ~iHatales iffs 1 to Daa 6inaHesn
islsenoe RuasrG nsouiE6rs bet aotrp,fsIia forlaHs
0es. 6uiB 81 advertisement. esr fJcf sonnsr tao
IirssaasuuHrrct l. GF, f~oGansss taorsf,st 3 Gauas.
oil oct toutas tnoi 8 Irsoogsaamsrs. Rrsps. Der taoe.
buiser a5rtisinncntsr ION bz haier mta. bsr mzp
les assrstsIsnsEt { Tea Hsass 6lsrHs paa So~
beiuteh.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
6Or III a.

&c Iortc 6lng off siDre en- baarb,
ua'fet YlOoitano mob Sapaneisrne paa
6ormUid. On aioeltng af benz bar
IOrifnniet fig nrr Gbuus $50.
Gn britiit aanOnbaao er ienbt
til Dnnsstiesataug oa man irpster for
Optpler Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
9obesV hummer ITO

lie Sonueutiou iamles | 1896, 90 ops
trntc crigt mob be iaaialoie oemo.ras
tiite gold bugs. Oct Ter no III, at
Grtonarea mano 3. 6. eiblep ira 8cun'
iDtpania bill bliUe be oemufrattife ScIpa
mrnos aaubiOat ior 8reiioent / 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
q n q.
sitter ell @n meDbrFnot

NlICI EH OU HtUUlIFHUI. WtItUU
en- t~riuelis lioen 8p, Der Tiger 80 Wiil
i Spo ira Sort g2aDne, bleu Seat TT
ben 12te SUM pOelagt al Slbe6rano.
"Sbamrpd 6otel" er ben eneite 8Dos
ming, iom bleu iparet. Sper 80 6ors
retninss bpsniuser os g%aauinssbuie
brGnote neo. Cab omtrjng $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
" u Sno males.

6ribanoel. Gponep 13oe bs. RE,
pr%eientaniniet har ucotapet 3uloforId,
get. iom opbrosr 5oloiatieruc poaiaste
/ 1891 % / girtclisbeoeu inoisrsr SRI.
banoef.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18

90, at BON life pioite nolet ON rogen
9t6o blauot DC nnoute Soft. San tros
zoe, nolle iaa misicrneieoe Wrno bar
anipnrlige for ouerbrcpne gleooeleiier
ON Sult % gtgb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
9 o..
Yaalag / Mrbeiosloauen. Gtt

F"H'WD WV
lanO, 13oe SUM. Glepelano &olin9
SO. bar ioaa opllaaet 8efienot9i0rel'
ler, Der 9aar no paa, at ale be peo
6irriaets 8erfer arbeioenoe NlGnos
2~snuin9er ullbe bliue fOrbsiet eiter
20rous ben 15oe SUM- meo 10 pot.
3eres Nntal er mellem 500 % 600.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
VI nrD NnfntI.

VranO Sorts bar I'LL er9plbt DC
'V'npone Mlolcr til at boloe tit Uni,
,''l''et iglng. buffet itplbes Gaumilbs
''o Dos Bpens Snouaauere.
NVertiort o. brat. Ru9by 12!c
S""'' Weoens Scttionsiogmauo Saus
: SDrenicu ira Slrgbp Suuciiru
~''oe5 meo lit Maupltab began iia
.V0'r paa i'm hand car, fom be i Sols
.'''' meO ct 5rasitos. Oct bar iaa
N5'', at DC life tuuoe ie 5usst. De
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
Gina maa betalr Sfnhrserfatninn

alna maa betale Sfaoeserftatning.
Oct &c i~anoipuiist, at be Joreueoe Stas
tee oil 9lbre Strap paa Grftatuing for
Ooela9selien al DC ameritanlte N1isliu,
nGrers GienOom / aiua. De Goreneoe
Statsr bar tioligere maattet betale alma
@rItatnins ior GieHoOm. iom gGbelsn
soeIasoe for aineiere i Roropeiten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
V

ara ariitiania tllesraieres ben
13oe bs.: Song Oscar bar pGret iubs
itanoia opipror:t til at oanne ct aoas
~litionss o. 5priouing sminiferium. De
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
sra Waibington.
gebringsIiu. Sporasmaalet.

gebringsIjo' Sporgsmaalet. Re,
9~ierlngen er me9et befunrct | qnteo.
ming Storbritaniens RaetelIe at Sel.
ta8e / BeitytteIie al Galsne / Deb
rinssii6er. Ge Joreneoe Stater ma
oerior atene iOriege at iorbinorc ulou.
Zig SGlfan8it / gebrirssiDen, men o,t
CT ct me9et Danifeligt arbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-18
llDferiel al grooHoTc. etattams

meret5 Itatiitiite GioeltHs far netop Of.
isntli99iOrt en- GUeriiot oUer lloferie.
fen al 8rG0Itofie / Mai. Genne oiler,
al Der / Mat bette aar uofsrtes for
s11,s09,G97 grGotOfie, omtrins en-
URiQion Dollars mere eno / Uiai 1894.
be iioite IL Raaueoer bar Der bog
urret.en Gilbagegaus / oenuc uofsrisI
til en- 8aroi al s52, 100000. 8 llo.
f6rielen Of gpg bar Der en- Nebsans AZ
81, 300, 900 i%ammenlisuet meo bet til.
Iuarenoe 3iosrum af forrise Rssns
itabsaar; @lais for oUer 16,o0O,o 900;
Sapre for Ouer $500. 900; 5pebe for
ouer SIG, 300. 900; 5Ososilour for ouer
$17,ooO,000. ~loisrielen af 2epuets.
mioler / Miai 1895 baOoe m 8aroi AZ
s11,071,410, buittet er uuer $4,000.
600 minore emo / Rai 1894.
Zen SfaDe. iom 5roiteH / gfai an.
retteoe paa 5eriteuer os Nbler er NOT
meqet minore euo man / G5rtninseu
trocoe. Si6lge ben 6appcrt, iom asera
6ruosoepartementet uogioer nalte usc,
ltaar 5erifeaer M uoset beore eno /
Sum- 1894. Der CT fun TO Stater,
buOr u~oiigterne CT oaarlise. Os oisie &c
Ohio meo tim ~ Brocent al ct Mibs
oelsaar o. MiGigan meo 30 8roceut;
oernRIt fommer Rarglano mso 63
8roceut, mebsns / ale andre Stater,
buur Oisie 5rustiOrter bprfes i itsrre
Waaletot. ~aniIaaes llobpttet til fra ~
/ Misiouri til 105 / 2~trijOna.
9gblerne FOB i bet belle taset meset
beore ben lite SUM iaar emo famine
Cato / 1894. 5 RpsGnslanS Sta.
terne, gteu Dcrf, 8enniptpania. Midi.
gan, @Isconiiu, Wsinneiota % Soma er
pisttse l~luotaselier fra oenne &sael, o.
i enieIte al naunte Stater er uoligter
ior 9G6ler ouerOroentlig baarlise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
ran AusrnAlIAN MAJOR Law.


The next Legislature should amend
the Australian ballot Law 30 as to re-
quire higher percentage OF the
voters Of a county 10 sign certificate
OF nomination. As the law now
standsit requires only ten per cent OF
the voters to pign a certificate Of
nomination io,enable q candidate to
get his name on the official ballot.
The effect of this provision was
seen IN the last election. In this
county no less than five candidates
were in the field for County Clerk
and ex.Oficio Treasurer, four for the
Office of Sheriff and three for Recor-
der. The result OF the election being
that a small minority OF the votes
cast in the county elected all o: these
important officers. The successful
candidate for Clerk received 2s3
votes out OF about 100 cast, the
Sheriff 407 aud the Recorder 49s.
The law as it POW stands enables
a large number OF candidates to enter
the ace and furnishes the friends OF
candidates living in populous com.
munities tho opportunity OF combin.
ing on their candidate and giving him
a sufficient vote to defeat other can
didates from less populous sections Of
the county. This is plainly seen in
the vote received by Logan Erwin,
the successful candidate for Clerk,
in Tuscarora where he lived In this
precinct, the most populous in the
county, there were 2l4 votes cast for
Clerk, OF which Erwin received 145,
the remainder being divided amoug
his four opponents. He succeeded
in picking up l3S votes in the rest OF
the precincts and won the race.
Beside the injustice OF the law as
shown above it results in a small
minority Of voters clecting incompe.
tent men to fill important Offices.
This was tho result in this county last
Fall SO far rs the Office OF Clerk and
Treasurer is concerned. The sue
cessful candidate being unable TO ill
bis official bond and being compelled
to resign at the last meeting of the
Commissioners.
In order to protect the people from
like experiences in the future, the law
should be amended so us to require
the signatures OF at least - per cent.
OF the voters Of a county to u certi3
ticate of nomination. The ISDEPES-
DENT calls this matter TO the attention
of the legislators in the hope that they
will amend the law.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
A curIou. Oak Tree.


A resident OF Augusta. Ga, has IN
oak tree growing upon his place
which is not unlike other trees OF that
species in general appearance. In
stead Of producing the regulation
acorn, however, il is annually loaded
with peculiar formations rs unlike the
natural production Of such trees as
one could imagine. As u general
rule the cup OF an acorn Is as large or
larger than Il thimble, covering at
least half OF the acorn proper, but in
this case the tiny receptacle is not
larger than a pea, and instead OF be-
ing constructed so as to hold but a
single nut or kernel, contains from
three to five small ones, the number
seeming to vary with the distance
from the ground, the cups on the
lower limbs being uniformly filed
with three Of the tiny acorns. Botan.
lists Of national repute have pondered
owe this sylvan oddity, and old
settlers, noted hunters and woodmen
in general, have visited the wonder
and left without even attempting to
name the variety OF oak to winch it
belongs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
when tn. women Vote.

Mrs. Newera entering kitchen hur.
riedly about 3 p. N. registration day,
Alfred dear. l am sorry to disturb you
but il We don't register every vote we
have got in the ward they are goine
to lick US sure! Take of your apron
and come along. There's u carriage
at the door.
Nj. Observation-Disclosures, I've tried
to be a good husband to you. I've
never refused to do anything reason
able You have required OF me. ! have
taken care OF the house and kept the
children out OF mischief while you've
been ut the club or hohnobbing with
candidates down town. and I've never
complained, but lim right in the mid
die Of the fruit canning season. and II
you think I'm going to leave this por.
celaiu kettle full Of peaches all ready
to put i'll the jars. and let the six gal.
Ions Of apple butter i'll the washboiler
burn and so to waste just for the sake
or going out TO register, you don't
know me madam-that's all. Now
you get Ont Of my way and go on
about your business, or Ill throw q
dipper Of hot water ON yon.-Cincin'
natl Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
Another Scrap In Carson.

News comes from Carson OF another
street fight which occurred Friday
evening, and like the encounter re.
ported in yesterdays Enterprise, war
was carried into official circles. This
time it was Surveyor Pratt and Roy
Mighcls. They met in front OF the
Capital and hostilities Immediately
ensued. Mighels received a black
eye, but Pratt got the worst OF the en-
counter, and il took Il bucket of water
to bring him to.
1t is said that the two gentlemen
were doing battle for the favors OF n
young woman who works in the Office
OF the Attorney General.-Entcr
prise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
Swear or To- Day.

Swear off gambling, young men Of
the period. The heads OF business
establishments are closing tho doors
OF opportunity to the gamblers. OBJ
~servation tells them that the man
who plays cards for money or bets on
the races is dangerous. 1t is known
that the infatuated hopeiulness OF the
gambler is the most powerfuld destroy
er of commercial rectitude. The VIC
tim always b~elieves'that luck will
come next time. Though he may be
honest i'll intention, he is perilously
near to dishonesty in fact. Your
gambler is almost invariably a persis-
tent borrower. He abuses friendship
and wastes the energy which belongs
to his employer. Poor Little Ncll's
grandfather had a strength of will
hardly less than that OF many natural
ly promising young men who have
caught the betting disease. II you can
conquer but one habit Mt atime. swear
off to-day on gambiing.-St. Louis
Republic.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

A woman's paradise exists in the
Indian Ocean. Tho tiny island OF
Minicoy. midway between the Maldive
and Laccadive groups. is entirely I'M
der feminine rule, the men humbly
taking the second place on every oc.
casion. The woman is the head both
Of the Government and OF the home
and when she marries her husband
takes her name and hands over all his
earnings throughout his married life.
Silk gowns are the universal wear, the
upper class donning red silk and car.
rings. while the lower ten appear in
dark striped silk OF coarscr quality
Elk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CRY, NEVADA, Dec. 10. 1894.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CRY, NEVADA, Dec. 10. 1894.
To whom it may concerns:
Notice is hereby given that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
has fled in this Office "A list Of lands
situated in the townships described
below, and Inns applied for "a patent
for said lands; that the list is open to
the public for inspection, and II copy
thereof. by descriptive subdivisions,
has been posted in II convenient place
in this Office for the inspection Of all
persons interested and the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow
ing the date Of this notice. protests or
contests against the claim of the com.
pany tn any tract or subdivision de-
scribed in the list, on the ground that
the same is more valuable for miner
nj than agricultural purposes will DO
received and noted Tor report to the
General Land Office at Washington,
ID. G.
T. 20. r. -; r. 81, r. so; 4. b. r..
50. being North Of base line, and
| East of Mt. Diabio Meridian. Neva.
da.
o. il. GALLUP,
Register.
D.. II. HALL
Receiver.
(d2l ltcw.d.f,l0wl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
DIR. ouINAN's STATEMENT.


A curious case OF house moving was
recently witnessed in Oregon. a
mnn who owned a residence at Seat
tie, which cost him 5000 to erect, re.
moved TO Olympia and did not have
sufficient funds to build another
house. He bought a lot and con.
cluded to remove the building ho
owned at Seattle. Everyone laughed
at him, but he persisted. Rolling the
house down to the river. he londcd
II upon n scow and il was soon at
Olympia, q distance Of about sixty
miles. Then lie had il rolled upon
his lot and. strange 10 say, not a tim
bcr was strained nor Won a piece Of
furniture broken. although he bad
not removed the coptonts before
starting the house upon jts unusual
journey.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
Trouble Caused by u Parrot.

Constable \. r.. Taylor, of Coium.
bus, o., is angry Mt n parrot which is
rapidly alternating his wifc's affections.
lilo took the bird on nm attachment
at a house owned by a woman known
to her friends rs "LOtiic,' and where
the surroundings were not clevating.
The bird mixed the names Of "L1ttic"
and Mr.. Taylor in II mnnne which is
proving extremely offensive to Mrs.
Taylor, and the domestic relations in
the Taylor household are becoming
and more strained in conso-
quence.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
Very Plain Talk,

1t is time to call a spade a spade.
Tho man who steals is a thief, whether
he steals from the public or a private
individual. and whether no steals by
force or artiiicc. He is a thief whether
he uses a club and II revolver, or whe.
Their he uses defective laws, which can
be twisted to suit his fclonious pur.
pose. We may not be able TO put
striped clothes on the Wall street
burglar as we do on the less polite
housebreaker, but We can call a halt
to his dictation OF our financial policy.
Just so long ns tho Government gives
to the note. holder the option to de.
mnnd gold, just 70 long will tho New
York bankers and brokers be able 70
present paper money and draw out
gold, and then demand bonds TO 70.
plcnish tho gold reserve Omaha
World Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

Edison is Il great lover OF practical
jokes. Once upon Il time when the
photograph " more OF Il novelty
than it is at present time he hid one OF
these machines IN Il grandmother's
click which stood i'll aguest chamber.
One night as a friend was preparing
to get into bed he suddenly heard Il
voice eXclaim: -Eleven o'clock; one
hour more He crept into bed and
lay perfectly still, frightened out OF
his life and hardly daring to breathe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
STAR Officers.

The following appointments on the
Governors staff hive been made and
commissions Issued:
s. L. Lee, Colonel, Surgeon Gener.
nj. jos. Marzen, Colonel, Chief En-
ginccr. John j. Crosby, ColoncI
Paymnstcr General. Frank McCul.
Tough, Lieut.. Colonel. Aide de Camp.
David a. Bender, Lieut.. Colonel,
Aide de- Camp. Joseph a. Conboic
Lieut.. Colonel, Aile.de Camp.
Commissions TO date from Jan. D
1906.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
At midnigh. he heard the same voice

AT midnight ne heard the same voice
again exclsim: Twelve o'clock; pre-
pare to die This was more than
mortal flesh could stand. and spring
ing out OF bed. with Il shrek, he flew
out Of the room into the arms Of Eli
con and another friend. who had been
sitting up awaiting his appearance
Northwest Magazine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

At the last meeting OF the Lyon
County commissioners. they counted
the coin in the county treasury and
found the defalcation of Huntoon. the
late Treasurer, amounted to $500.
81
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20
Judge and Doctor.

Saturdays Appeal gives the follow.
ing account Of the scrap between
Chief Justice Bigelow of the Supreme
Court and DR.. Guinau on the
streets OF Carson:
Yesterday afternoon about l:30 Il
very lively fracas look place at the
foot OF Doctor Guinan's stairs be.
tween the doctor and Judge Bigc.
low, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court.
As the Judge was passing the Doc.
tor stepped up and engaged in a con
versation with him. 4 few minutes
later the two we're punching each
others faces at u rate that brought a
dozen spectators to the spot. Bnt the
men were very much in earnest in the
fight and the Judge although a little
man was dead game and standing up
to his work we'll. How the mill would
have terminated is still n matter of
conjecture, had not the bystanders in
terrupted and separated the combat
ants. As they we're pulled apart the
Judge vas still on the wal path and
endeavored to make through the
ranks OF the peace. makers to get at
the Doctor.
-You've insulted me several times
on the street he said and l will stand
no more Of your lying insinuations."
Il only said you falsified the record
in my case was the reply.
Your are a d. dirty liar" was the
quick reioinder. Here the crowd again
got between the pair and the Judge
finally walked on up the street.
The Judges face was smudged
over where the cigar had been smash.
ed onto his check and tho Doctor
was bleeding from the neck.
The trouble grew ont OF the case
over the contested echool board sent
which Doctor Guinan took TO the Su.
preme Court, the decision was against
him and lie blamod Judge Bige low
for the adverse ruling.
DR.. ouISAS's STATEMENT.
DR. Guinan made the following
statement: Il made no street attack
on MIR. Bigelow. / told him he gar.
bled and falsiied the records and yes.
terday he came TO me, and puttinp
his fist in my face began to threaten
me. He came to me without his over
GOAT and put his fist in my face. l
pushed him away, but no continued
threatening me, and even then when
no struck mo l only pushed him away
AZ didn't want to hurt him. | shall
tomorrow produce certified copies al
the garbled records as proof Of my ne.
aAg1-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Green Of TAtsr Powder.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

DR.. Zacharin. the late Cars physi.
cian, has devised u new method for
staunching the flow Of blood. Steam
Is injected into the wound through a
cathoter for IA minute OF lesa. The
patient under the influence OF chic.
rotor, feels no pain, and suffers no III
consequence. 1t ia said that expert.
ments show that by this method por'
tions OF tho liver, spleen. kidneys OF
lungs inny be removed without scri
Gus loss Of blood, and without iata'
effects.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-20

Virginia City had another earth.
quake shock early Tuesday morn.
ing.