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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
SOTICE.

by order Of tho Board OF Comfy
ComInIsaioncrs q Elk0 County, State
OF Ncvada. made this itlI day Of
March. 1895, rniicc ~ hereby given
that MI perp0ns who are clargca upon
The county must come Ia tho Comfy
Hospital. Or ali claims for their ami
port will be disalIowCd by said Board
except inl..cagca Of extreme cmcrgon.
cy.
Affect:
WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Deputy County CIork
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OPENING OF trHE mon SCHOOL,

The Elko County High School will
De opened at Van Driellan Hall, Mon.
gay, sept. is, 1895. Copies of the
course OF Study will be furnished ON
Application by tho Secretary OF the
BOARD or the Principal OF the school.
ANY family III the town Of Elko hay.
ing rooms to rem or wanting board.
ers VIII please advise the Secretary OF
tne a OF the same. Owing to de
lay IN the construction Of n High
School building, the Boaru OF Educa.
non have decided that it is necessary
70 open school in order to enable stu.
dents to do the work OF the wear.
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Pcterson's
FREE COINAGE DHEsS-CUTrISG
Tailor SNstcm.

Why pay go for IL system and
waste three weeks in learning. when
YOU can buy one thoroughly reliable
Tor S2.5O, which You can learn in a
single day! Tins Is WoMAN's GREAT.
Est FRIEND. therefore a boon to hui
manlty. Tho most searching criticism
invited. II is no -fakc" but a Coon.
HONEST SYSTEM OF Dress CUTTING
Mothers, teach Your daughters to be
sclt.supporting. Any woman can
learn it. These charts can be had OF
Mrs. j. Lang, Elko. Nevada. Send
S2.o0 and get one. Full instructions
with every chart. iyl0if,
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Fast Train.

SYRACUSE N. ", Sept 25.-An
the records for speed in long distance
Travelled 10y railroads were broken
this morning 10y the New York Worlds
special train, which carried this morn
ing's edition from New York to this
place. The distance between Albany
and Syracuse, lIS miles, was covered
III l3i minutes, al average of GS.3
miles per hour.
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Something Must Iic I'm.

Never before III the history Of Reno
were there so many railroad agents
and Eastern stockmen here Mt one
time. They are reaching out for Ne.
vada's stock shipments and evidently
think it worth their while to pay n
little attention to Nevada stockmcn.
Reno is certainly destined to be a
great shipping point for live stock
Reno Gazette.
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a French physician recently made
tho startling announcement that Inc
had discovered the microbe Of old age.
or course, the next step, which may
be more p~erplcxing, is to discover the
antidote for the microbc, and then
man will have tho secret Of eternal
youth, and, by observing sufficient
precaut tons against accidents and in
durable disease still left on the list,
he may, like honest Joe Mcro's candle,
last forever. This microbe il found
in the blood OF the aged, and when
Injected into the arteries OF the young
it produces all the phenomena of age.
There is no doubt that DR.. Brisscn
has the genuine microbe; he wears
also that he has found the serum
which will cxtcrminatc tho germs Of
disease. Mcthuselnh was but u chick.
ell to what the coming mar may be.
Fix.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

We wish to notify the Justices OF
the Peace that they can procure at
this Office. blank Summons, Ahida.
Wits and Undertakings on Attach.
ments. Writ OF Attachments, Criminal
Complaints, Warrants, Commitments
ou Sentence and Commitments to an.
pear before tho Grand Jury, good for
any county in the State.
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Constable Cozzcns. who was up
from Carlin this morning. informed
us that be has arrested a man named
Barney O'Rook Oh II charge Of killing
fish in the Humboldt river with giant
powder and that District Attorney
Massey would go to Carlin in n day
or two to prosecute him. Tho officers
are determined TO put Il stop To the
Wholesale destruction Of lish with
giant powder-which has been carried
on for some time in different parts Of
the county-and tho sooner the
guilty parties arc detected and
brought to Justice, tho better.
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Hoods Pills euro biliousncss.

Cholera Morbusis a dangerous com
plant. aud often IL fatal in its results
10 avoid this you should use Dewitt
Collie & Cholera euro, as soon ms tho
first symptoms appear. T.. T.. Muller
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1--WE have found Hoods Sarsaparil.
Ia an excellent blood purifier. Ono
member Ol II family was troubled
with pimples and sores, aud has been
perfectly cured by Hoods Sarsaparil
la'--H. VI. Anderson, Box 1913, Cur.
Ron City, New.
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DiRrrhua should be stoppcd prompt.
y. lteoon becomes chronic. DoWitt's
Collie & Cholera Cure Ia effective, saie
and certain. Hundreds OF testiinoni.
ais bear witness 10 the virtue OF this
great medicine. team always be dc.
pended upon, its use saves time and
money. T.. j.. Muller.
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Enay Ia take. surc Ia cure. no pain
nothing to dread, pleasant little bills
DcWilt's Little Early Riscrs. Best
Tor Sick Headache. BilIOusnces. Sour
Stomach and Constipation. F.F.Nlul.
or,
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Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with Cholera Infantum or
Summer Complaint" Don't wait 10
determine, but give DeWitt's Collie <
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely
on il. Use no other. f. T.. Muller.
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Bargain and Sale Deeds, Chnt,cI
Mortgages, Notary Public and Jus
ticc OF the Peace Acknowledgements
and other blanks for sale at the Is
DEPENDENT office. =
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Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
OF painting, paper hanging and deco
rating on short notice. He guaran
tees to give satisfaction. Go to him
wyou ne i anything in his line
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Stomach and Bowel Complaints ay,
best relieved by the timely use of b.
Wits Collie n Cholera Cure. Insist
ON having this preparation. Don't
take any other. l.. f.. Muller.
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II T
RATES.

Wall be msdo as low a. Is consistent sith
ound business principles. Apply Al I'll" If
ace for terms.
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Omaha stock Market,

OMAHA, Sept. 1.-The cattle market
~ steady and active. Beef steers
are i'll light supply.
Western steers, $3.50 to $3.50; can
ncrs sl.5O 10 $40; stockers aud
feeders s2.75 To s3s5; calves s3. 90 to
SJ25.
Sheep stcndy; fair Ia choice west.
ems. s2.25to $500; common and stock
sheep. 81 +" : $50; lambs $3.50 To
10.
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The United States government il
now able to blow ont OF the water ut
u days notice II whole hostile fleet
that might attempt to enter the Gold.
en- Gate. The battery OF big pncu.
matte dynamite guns, ordered for the
defense of the port of San Francisco
II year or more ago, has been ndvanc.
ed E" far toward completion that two
Of the guns could he effectively fired
with only ri hours preparation.
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There is no doubt, no failure, when
you take aWitt's Collie IL Cholera
Cure. 1t il pleasant. acts promptly
no bad after effects T.. T.. Muller.
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Use SILVER Medal Flour md keep
your money at home.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

Craighcad's in the place to buy
shotgun cartridges.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

On the 20th instant, the ladies Of
Mound and Huntington valleys. gave
Il festival and ball at 10. G.. I. hall,
for the benefit Of the Good Tcmplars.
II was II grand success. both socially
and financially, and much credit is
due To them for the interest taken in
the good cause.
Mr.. w. NJ. Kennedy has been quite
sick. but is now recovering.
T%hrcshmg is finished; the grain crop
is light.
The stockmen are very busy with
thor rodeo.
Some Of our ranchcrs will he
obliged to buy hay this Fall. as the
crop was so light.
The school in Liberty district open.
cd Oh the 23d instant. Miss Ella
Crosson will teach this term.
John Prentice. of Tuscarora, is
i'll the valley visiting relatives.
OBSERVER.
Shelton, New. Sept. Pc. 1895.
4 Arrested.
IN %itinerant preacher canned Rice
and his wife. who arrived at Boise
City, Idaho, Saturday, are about to
disrupt the city government. They
tried to hold street services on Sat
urday night and were arrested. They
appealed to the crowd. and an effort
was made to take them away from
the officers. Tho police were deter.
mined and the fell back. \
riot wGs narrowly avertcd. On Sun.
day Rice and his wife were again ar.
rested. Tho mayor ordered them re-
leased. and tho chief of. police refused
to obey. This has caused IL big row.
Rice and his wife are from the coast
and arc headed for Salt Lake and
Denver. He has long hair and calls
himself the cowboy preacher"
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Board Of EQUALIZATION.

Notice liz hereby given that the
Clerk Of the Board Of County Com.
missioners OF Elko County. State Of
Nevada, has this day received from
the Assessor Of the aforesaid count
the certified tax list or assessment
roll Tor the year \. ID. 1890. also the
original list Of property md plat
book for Raid year, and that the Board
OF County Commissioners of Ell,n
County, Nevada. will meet rs !: BOARD
of Equalization in the Office Of the
County Commissioners Of said coun.
y AT the Courthouse. in the town o,
Elko. county and State aforesaid. ON
the
THIRD MONDAY OF SEpTEM
BIER.
y. ID. 1880, being the 10Th div az said
month. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock \. Nj.
and sit until / o'clock T.. NJ. and from
TIME To time thereafter until the bus
mess OF equalization presented Ia
them ~ disposed Of. SAID Board will
not sit later thnn Monday, October :,
lo.hb. NJ ! o'clock T.. NJ. except ns bro
vidcd 10y statute.
JOHN HENDERSON.
Clerk Of the Hoard Of Equalization.
EIko, Sept. .. 1893.
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BORN.

liELsLEY:-ln Clover Valley, Elko
county, Nevada, September ls,
1895. to the wife Of Clus. Helsloy. u
daughter.
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Alexander f.. McGill WINS nom.
mated for Governor OF New Jersey
by the Democratic State Convention
which met mt Trenton yesterday.
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Notice to Creditors.
10 tho Matter oi the
Estate Of n. j. Tur.
.Dcr, Deceased. J

Notice is hereby giyon by tho un,
dersinncd, Executor Of tho Fsiate OF
cf f.. j. Turner, deceased, TO Tho cred.
itots OF. and oil parsons having
claims against tho said deceased, TO
exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the iirsl publication OF this notice, TO
tho said Executor, at the Office OF The
District Attorney. in tho Courthouse,
IN the Town and County of Elko,
Statc Of Nevada, the same being Tho
place Tor tho transaction Of tho bus.
moss Of enid Eetnio.
Dated at EIkO, Nevada, September
90, 1895.
Il. &. Ohm.
Executor OF The Estnte OF II. J. 'rur.
Ucr. Deceased.
w. 4. Massey.
Atty. for Executor.
Is2l iwj
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INDEPENDENT
AN n PAPER.

t..usd; every day. sanday.:s,eep'ea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

Viola Circle No. Isl on Monday night
had most interesting meeting. The
attendance was large and much bust
ness of an important nature was trans
acted The members are active ana
make each session of the circle inter
esting for those who attend. a picnic
will soon be given under the auspices
of the ladies, which promises 10 De d
success socially. All Foresters are n
vited to come and have a good time.
The date will be given at an carry
day.
Court Palantic No. 247O on Tuesday
had fair number of brethren present.
An application was received and one
member elected to receive the degree.
Some Importance changes are contem-
Mated in the bylaws. All members
are invited to be on hand Tuesday
evening. as there is a called meeting
Chief Ranger Pettee is again presiding
officer.
Court Salt Lake No. S423 on Thursday
night transacted routine business and
later had a social time under the head
of good and welfare.
This court is making good progress
in adding new members.
Court True Blue on Saturday had a
large number of members on hand.
The chief ranger, Brother H. +.
THOMPSON. on last Monday met with
an accident at the fort, which Will
incapacitate him for all time from tol-
lowing his present calling as soldier.
He was on the roof of the recreation
han attending to some work, and fell
to the ground, distance OF thirty
feet. He had both legs broken and
is now in a serious condition.
Brother Thompson has the sympathy
of all members of his own and the
several courts, in his trouble. He is
An enthusiastic and hard working
Forester and did much for the upbuild-
ing of his court Resolutions OF SYM
pathy were passed by his court on sat
urday evening.
Evangeline Circle No. 81 on Friday
evening met at the usual place of meet
ing and had about twenty-five mem
bers present Seven applicants re-
ceiyed the degree and were made full
members of No. 81. The meetings are
of unusual interest
Friday evening court Temples at
tendance was rather light. but the
usual business was transacted aDo
Charles Beers was elected chief ranger
in place of H. A. Smith, resigned, ana
Mr. Bullock recording secretary, vice
+ r. De Woody, resigned. The grand
treasurer, G.. 4. Mclean, assisted by
G. 7. Petite, of court Palantic, regular
Iy installed the two officers above.
The annual excursion of the y. .. f.
of A. will be held at Castillo Springs
on Thursday, August 10. The commit
tee from all the courts are actively al
work perfecting all arrangements. Sew
eral novel features will add t. the gen
eral interest of the occasion. Prizes
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The Forcstcrs' Day Celebration.

The committees on advertising. pro-
gramme and general arrangements
were appointed at the last meeting and
are hard at work on their part of the
arrangements. A meeting of the full
committee will convene in the grand
secretary's office, in the Odd Fellow 5
temple, Salt Lake. on Wednesday
evening at pm, when every member
is urgently requested to be present, as
the meeting will be a very important
one Arrangements must be made to
get a good crowd at Castillo Springs
and then to entertain them while
there. 1t will be to Castillo Springs,
August 10, "Foresters' Day" and it is
not only desirable but very necessary
to the order TO make this annual out
ing an interesting and pleasant one to
all who may attend. Trains will leave
Salt Lake at sos am, 2:30 and pm,
and az special back at II or I'm. The
chairman Of this committee, Grand
Chief Ranger James Moffat. is desir-
Gus of having a, full committee meet
ing on Wednesday evening, July q. All
remember the date.
Past Chief Ranger A Z. Howard,
the Bizarre editor of the Salina
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

The seven lodges of this city held a
join installation last Monday night, at
which the Grand lodge officers were
present. Good speeches were made, a
good time had by all. and the feeling
was manifest that odd Fellowship is
rapidly increasing in these mountain
towns.
The several lodges have had degree
work at their meetings the past week.
Applications for membership are still
flowing in. Members are alive to their
present opportunities and do not pro-
pose to be left in any matter that will
add to the hold the order has on the
community.
Grand Patriarch Z. W. Lewis, Grand
Senior Warden a. Hollander. Grand
Scribe Moore, Past Grand Patriarchs
J. J. Thomas and J. 7. Buchie and 5.
McLeese, past chief patriarchs, went
to Ogden Thursday night and visited
Uinta Encampment No. ;. About
thirty patriarchs were present to well
come them and made their stay a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

kept up their records as steady pro-
ducerS of valuable ores as long as
has Bingham? And what other camps
in the world are having as many new
and valuable strikes constantly credit
ed to them as is Bingham? Echo
Surely, Bingham is entitled to the
name of the "Old Reliable" for she
beats them all.
The operators of the Thrush are
pushing development work on that
property.
The lead mill will complete its run
on the 500-ton lot of Dalton & Lark
ore in a few days.
A body of exceedingly high grade
ore is said to have been opened up
on the Old Telegraph this week.
Quite a nice lot of ore has been
hauled down from Jangraw and
partners lease this week for ship
M Messrs. Warren Wilt and Simon
Gavin are having development work
done on their property, the Minta. up
in the neighborhood of the Gaiena
properties.
A hundred ton lot of fine ore is be-
ing hauled down and shipped from
the York. Six men are employed at
this property and the regular extrac-
ton of ore is the order.
L
properties reports that he is driving
the drift ahead on the vein and has
taken out ten or twelve tons of ore
for shipment. No stopping has yet
been done.
Another weeks run at the Com
merciaI gold mill, ending last Satur-
day evening. resulted in the cleaning
up of the snug sum Of $500, which
was taken to Salt Lake last SUNDAY
hv Manager Heffran. Nothing, at
present. seems to be more regular in
bingham than tine weekly production
of gold bars by the Commercial mill,
Twelve men started to work at the
Stewart No mill the first of this
week. The work done thus far has
consisted of taking apart and reJmov-
ing the old machinery from the build
ing preparatory to putting in the new
machinery which. it is supposed, Will
arrive here from Butte, Mont, in a
few days Verify. things are taking
a lively turn in Carr Fork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

DeLamar Lode-In the progress of
the present work on the Gavelin prop
erty free gold was discovered on Fri
day. This is most important de-
velopment, as it goes to establish the
existence of gold outside of the theo-
retica1 north and south lodges and ore
bodies. The Gavelin ledge is located
east and west and across the lower
end of town. The present work is a
shaft, which has reached a depth of
thirty feet and is being sunk on the
west edge Of the road leading into the
lower end of town.
The April Fool Mining company
commenced another shipment of high
grade ore today. Work on this prop
erty continues active, with flattering
results. The three tunnels are being
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-22

The week was somewhat quiet among
the Pythians, although the stated
meetings were held and the atten-
dances good, the amount of degree
work done was not very extensive.
Calanthe lodge met on Monday eve
ming, Myrtle on Tuesday, and Moni-
-or I'll wednesday. III each the bust
ness vas Of rcntine character
Rocky Mountain had good meeting
on Thursday, at which the rank OF
page was conferred upon J. ]. Kelley.
Zion lodge, on Friday evening, con-
ferred the rank of knight on J. K.
Crane. Harry Cripps and II. Tynges.
George Peterson was instructed in the
lessons of the rank Of esquire. Zion
lodge is forging right ahead.
The people of Schofield are making
extensive preparations for the insti-
tuition of the new lodge at that place.
Grand Chancellor Meakin and a corps
of teachers will go down next Saturday
morning to make full arrangements for
the event
The lodges in Carbon county, being
quite distance from this city, it is
the intention of the grand chancellor
to have, on the occasion mentioned, a
good team of workers. that the lessons
may be given in proper form. and
thereby give thorough instructions TO
the members already in the harness,
, that the principles of Pythianism may
be carried onward and upward, and
thus according to the aims and pur-
poses of the order, be blessing to hui
mainly.
On the subject of higher Knight
hood P. CT. C. Harvey says the follow
ing in the Pythian Advocate:
Thousands enter this order for no
other reason than what they can get
out of it in dollars and cents Take
away the promised benefits, or hope
of material advantage, and the work
of suspension would be more rapid
/ than that of gain. Now, in soliciting
material for our lodges, the idea of
pecuniary aid should never be hinted
at. 1t is perfectly absurd to tell a
man, in glowing rhetoric. how much
will acrue to him financially If he VIII
| only connect himself with the lodge.
If you can't reach a man only
! through his stomach, or by an APP
peal to his avarfce. give him the GO
! by: for we have too much of this
timber already. 1t is this c.ass that
] carries into the lodge the tactics of
the ward politician, and on the eve
of an election you, will find him as
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busy as a bee getting in his work
among the members; and unless he
wins, he finds it inconvenient for him
to attend lodge thereafter. During
our civil war it was alleged that fat
salaries made many truly loyal, and
almost without exception their 10y
atty increased in proportion to in
crease of salary. The same holds
true with scores in our lodges today.
There are members who Will SupDlant
a brother by means that political
trickster would scarcely use, and
think it smart. Now. Mr.. Editor.
these fellows are ignorant of +hA first
elements of Pythianism-
That "Grecian Scene" the most re-
markable exemplification Of unselfish
devotion in the history of the world,
has less significance to him than a
horse race. While I am as eager as
anyone to augment our numerical
strength. I cannot resist the annoying
impression that we have rushed our
superstruCture too rapidly by the in
production of timber that an eye to
symmetry. beauty and durability
would have rejected. Our basis. our
foundation. is the grandest Of human
conception; our SupeTstructure thus
far reared has radical defects. and 1t
devOIves upon the true Pythian by
means at his command to mold this
heterogeneous mass into forms OF
beauty and loveliness. fit 20 adorn the
temple of Pytl1ian manhood. I say,
by means at his command. for the
true. loyal knight appreciates the
grandeur and nobility Of the cause
and thus armed is inspired thereby in
every word and gesture 70 elevate all
with whom he comes in contact to his
plane of Pythian existence. We ara
building. not for the present alone.
but for the vast future Our order IS
to live co-extensive with the mightisst
achievement of human intelligence;
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bingham Bulletin Notes.

And now it seems that Carr Fork
is 10 be credited with another great
mine, the Yampa, lor a three-foot
body Of fine galena ore has been this
week opened up on that property. The
Tampa, up to within a week or so
ago, has been idle for over two years
past, but small force of men were
recently put to work sinking a shaft
from the upper tunnel level, about
twenty feet in from the mouth of the
tunnel, and after sinking about
twelve feet the workers were reward
ed by the valuable find above men
toned. Some powders of solid galena
weighing $50 pounds each have been
taken out. Manager George L. Lee
of the property has some very fine
specimens of the new find on exhibit
ton at his Office. The Yampa is GER
tainly destined to make a great name
for itself as a big producer, and add
materially to the fame of Carr Fork.
What other camps in the world have