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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
About Pneumonia.

DR.. Cyrus Edison, commissioner OF
health for the state and city Of New
York, in Il letter TO the public gives
some information and makes some
suggestions in respect to pneumonia
and its prevention. He says that
pneumonia is probably an earth germ
disease, and that in cold weather the
germs make their way to the I'M
frozen ground beneath houses. Thus
houses become their route Of escape
from earth to open mir, and thus all
houses ought to be we'll ventilated.
DIR. Edison OF course points out those
well known but little needed truths
in respect to oyer fatigue, irregular
eating and sleeping and lack OF open
air exercise. II Il man Is strong, il he
eats at given hours. il he gets all the
sleep he needs, il he walks or rides in
the open air, he a generally throw
it of again. All the doctors say this
and say it pretty often, considering
that they do so for nothing.
However, there are people who
won't listen to their physicians, and
they suffer sometimes. DR.. Edison
gives these people n lot OF very i'm
portant advice. He says that when
IN adult is seized with n sudden chill.
which is the beginning OF pneumonia,
ten grains OF quinine in one dose
should be taken Immediately, fol
lowed at once by five drops OF
camphor in water or on u lump Of
sugar. The feet should be soaked in
hot water, the body being wrapped in
IA blanket. "Then," says he. Jump in
to bed. The body will perspire. being
yet wrapped in the blanket, and "a
prospective case OF pneumonia may be
nipped III the bud"
In this climate, where sudden and
violent changes occur, warm under
and outer clothing and stout, dry
shoes are, according to the doctors,
absolutely necessary in carly winter.
Tho day may be pleasant. but death
frequently turks in the bracing, do.
ccptive north wind.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
trRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.
sALNiAGUNDi.

Worth, the famous man dressmnker
is dead.
William Myers, OF Ruby Valley. is
in town to day.
a. Primeaux arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
w. L. Colin. T. prominent resident
Of Reno, died yesterday morning.
Hon. II. F. Rartine, it is under
stood. will leave Nevada within the
next week or two. and will take up a
residence in Salt Lake City, where he
will open u law Office.
Barney Horn arrived from San
Francisco last night. He shipped
four carloads Of beef cattle. bought
OF John Shoemaker. OF Eureka. to
Horn & Judge this afternoon.
w. A. Massey returned from Car
son this morning. He informs US that
the bill authorizing the Commission
er to issue bonds for the establish
ment and maintenance OF n county
high school passed the Legislature
yesterday. He thinks the Legislature
will adjourn o.morrow or next day.
The Appeal says that Mrs. Jones,
wife OF the Governor, takes of her
hat ut the theatre, thus giving an op.
%portunity for those sitting behind her
TO see what is going ON on the stage.
Will those Elko ladies who wear hats
ms big as bushel baskets please do the
same? II will gave II vast amount Of
profanity.
This is the way the Mining and
Scientific Press sums it up: Palter-
ing, subterfuge or evasion has about
worn on: the patience Of the country.
There should be no halfway meas.
urcs. 1t must and will come to free
coinage Of silver at the ratio of l6 to ],
aud nothing else will satisfy the
country or afford necessary relief"
a special Carson dispatch to the
Gazette yesterday says: 4 hill Great
ing a Legislative fund for extra time,
introduced i'll the Assembly, failed to
rush through under a suspension OF
the rules. There is some talk of an
extra Sc <sion, but it is hardly poob
able. They will probably sit for a
couple OF days. and then pass the gen.
erul appropriation bill.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
81 ards Items.

The nov is disappearing very fast.
Mrs. Sam Jones is getting along
very nicely with her broken leg.
Charlie Lewis has made several
trips to Mardis lately with freight
for the various companies. He has
three sets of bob.sleds on the road.
Tho roads between here and Dceth
have been kept open all Winter.
p. A. Thoraut and Mike Poveloc
have uncovered a fifteen food ledge OF
fine looking ore ut a depth OF sixty,
five feet. This seems to be the best
find so far in the camp, and has
cauesd considerable activity among
prospectors in general.
The Bruneau Mining Company has
had sixteen men at work on their
Copper creek ditch all Winter and
expect to commence hydarulick;ug
very soon.
We are to have n school house in
the near future.
A relief party rescued S. p. Carl
son who had been lodged in the
snowy recesses OF Copper mountain
for the past two months. They found
him well and hearty, living in a tent.
His first question was to know what
year and month it was.
Considerable ore is being delivered
at the new mill for treatment.
S. p. Morse, manager of the Bru.
neau Mining Company, is expected to
arrive from Salt Lake soon.
There have been no deaths, con
tagious diseases ard but one or two
Disappointment in love during the
Winter.
MAyo
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
DenIea tho Story.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-Among
the passengers which arrived from
Honolulu to day on the steamer Aar.
wa, are G. w. Ashford, p. G. Camar.
inea, Henry A. Juen, Henry Won Wor.
then and Captain VIM. Davis all OF
whom n now cxiles from tho Island
Republic.
Captain Davis was commander Of
tho steamer Waimonola and was ac-
cused OF taking arms into Honolulu
for the rebels. Upon his arrival Cap.
tain Davis ngain positively denied
that there was any foundation for the
recently published stories that lie had
been triced up by the thumbs and
otherwise cruelty tortured by the
Hawaiian officers, who desired to OK
tort u confession from him. lie de.
clares that no suffered no indignitics
whatever.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
wInes-Swetland

Judging from the number OF we'd
dings taking place in Elko county
this Spring, Cupid must have been
very busy with his bow and arrows
during the Winter.
Tho last to succumb to the wiles Of
the God OF Love are William A.
Wines. OF Pleasant Valley, and Miss
Mamie f. SHETLAND, OF South Fork.
The ceremony that united the two
hearts in the bonds OF matrimony was
performed by Justice Henley yester-
day ut the residence OF the brides
mother in the presence OF the family
and invited guests.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
A. w. Fuller. and has a large circle
Of friends who wish her n life Of hap.
piness and prosperity. The groom Is
a prosperous young rancher OF Pleas.
ant Valley.
The newly welded pair start off
with bright prospects for the future.
May their skies never be darkened by
the clouds OF adversely is the wish Of
their many friends in which the INDIE
PENDENT Joins.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
tFRoM DAILY.l
sALMAGUNDl.

Another wedding in town on the
10th.
S. G. Shirley returned from Carson
this morning.
Everybody was out viewing the
eclipse last night.
Senator Skaggs has our thanks for
d large batch Of bills.
Two runaway teams caused con.
siderable excitement this morning.
Sheriff Matter and Commissioner
Rigsby returned from Carson last
night.
Dave Casper left for San Francis.
co yesterday to lay in u stock OF
Spring dry goods.
Constable Coggswell run in two
tramps this morning who wanted to
paint the town red.
This is the iifticth day OF the Leg.
islature. Only ten days remain in
which to pass resolutions.
Tho Eureka county tax rate has
been fixed at s2t35 on the 800. The
total OF State and county is S3.25.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
IRON THURSDAYS DAILY
sALMA0UNDI.
All is quiet in New Orleans.
All eorta ~ -a,kLarto ao,.

All is quiet in New Orleans.
All sorts Of weather to-day.
The Assembly has passed the pur.
ity OF elections law.
Womack & Rogers want to eco You
at the st. Patrick ball next Monday
night.
There is some talk Of having n big
Fourth OF July celebration in Elko
this year.
Russell & Bradley have sold the
Paddock ranch in Mound Valley to
J.. j. Hylton.
The State Agricultural Society has
leased the fair grounds at Reno to the
University Experiment Station.
The Gazette says that Senators
Comins and Gregovich have tired OF
Legislative work and gone to their
homes.
Tho Legislature will adjourn Satur.
day night at ~ o'clock. A good deal
OF mischief may be done in the last
days OF the session.
Elko county offers more induce.
ments to home seekers than any other
county in the State. Among them
are low taxes and good schools.
Nj. and Mrs. Muller left for South
ern California to day. They will re.
main five or six weeks in the hope
that a change OF climate will benefit
Mrs. Muller who is i'll poor health.
During their absence nr. Hood and
Joe Taber will run the drug store,
Tho INDEPENDENT hopes that Mrs
Muller will return fully restored to
health.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
Cod Liver OIL and Henuly.

A doctor is authority for the follow
ing statement. He declares that he
knew, once upon n time, a delicate
woman who began rubbing her neck
the chest with cod liver oil for some
weakness there, and that she not only
cured herself OF the trouble by tho
remedy, but that she developed a
beautiful round throat instead OF her
old time prominent collar bone while
doing it. 1t was not permanent but
it was so quickly accomplished that it
shows the possibilities for the wonan
who wants to, for instance, wcnr an
evening gown il she begins some few
weeks ahead.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
ALMAouND /.

March weather.
Ed Carvi,le and j. j. Hylton are in
from Mound Valley to-day.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will preach at
Carlin tomorrow Thursday night.
Mr.. George Russell came up from
Reno last night and will remain n dry
or two.
John L. Davie, Populist, was elect
cd Mayor Of Oakland yesterday by
about 500 majority.
The tax rate OF Esmeralda county
for the year 1895 has been fixed by
the commissioners at $500 on each
300 valuation.
A postal card from Wells, received
from the West last night. states that
Tom Kane's house in Clover Valley
was totally destroyed by fire al 3 o.
clock yesterday morning.
Mrs. Booth, wife OF the General Of
the Salvation Army, has been licensed
by the court OF Ohio to solemize mar
riages. BY this action the Army is
legally recognized as a religious or.
g~anization.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will deliver m
address to the Christians OF Elko this
evening. The subject will be @Care
for Souls" Every christian in Elko
should hear this talk. AL are invit-
ed.
Most people Talk about millions
without realizing what it really is.
An expert coin counter a count
about 5000 coin per hour. II he
works ten hours n day it will talks him
1875 days to finish the counting OF
100000.
Parsons Weekly:-Mother--I gave
you a penny TO be good yesterday,
and to-day you are Just trying to show
how bad you can be. Willie-Yes,
but nm just trying to show you to.
day that you got the worth Of your
money yesterday.
Senator Dalph, OF Oregon, has dis
covered that il n nan is a gold mono
metalist he ought to run for the Sen
ate in a gold country. There Is eli
mate III politics rs in everything else
The Atlantic and not the Pacific slope
is Dolph'S proper place OF abode.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
ussx,Y
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
ALNlAGUND

Miss Hannah Johnston, OF starr
Valley, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Armstrong, todny.
The Assembly combine bill to slice
nm Washoe county is dead. Its
corpse should not be disturbed.
Mrs. Snifwell-Why, Bridget, you
have been eating onions! Bridget
Sure, mann, you're u moind reader.
Dave Casper will leave for San
francisco tomorrow morning to lay
in in IL large stock OF Spring goods.
Tho General Appropriation bill for
the support OF the Civil Government
otNcyada for 1895 SO foots up to 1915
$50.
Tho jury in tho case Of Harry Hay
ward. the Minneapolis murderer,
brought in n verdict OF guilty yester
day.
Assrmblyman Beck telcgraphed the
Gazette yesterday that u sixty days
session OF the legislature with pay
would not go.
Tho Assembly yesterday refused to
reconsider the vote by which the
general Appropriation bill was made
Il special order for 3 p. NJ. Monday.
This means either asixty days session
or a special session OF the legislature
Either one is an outrage upon the
pcoplc Of the State.
Russia collects her revenuc in gold
and pays her expenses with silver.
TIE United States collects silver and
pays gold. France collect and pays
both metals, as may suit hor conve-
nicncc. Somehow both France and
Russia get along in times Of peace
without calling on the Rothschilds.
Ex Governor Waller OF Connecticut
asserts roundly that the State is five
times n corrupt, politically, as New
York City. He says that politics in
the state is absolutely ruled by money
that mo candidate without money
eau hope or cope with the rich mems
doliars"-that " no man n hope To
rise unless he Inns the backing OF the
money power--that "a rich man who
wishes tn be Governor or Senator
calls the district committeeman
around him and place his cash with
thcm-thcy 10 the rest
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
Mus. respect Old GLORY.

CHICAGO, March IA special to
the Journal from Washington says:
This firing on American ships bound
to and from South Atlantic ports,
must cease. The Alliancia incident
must not be repeated. 1t matters not
whether Captain Gresham was with
in or without a leagues distance from
the shore. He was in the regular
route OF vessels passing between the
Uuited States and southern ports. 1t
is u recognized thoroughfare and
must be respected by Spain rs such
MS far as ships flying the stars and
stripes are concerned. The message
embracing the sense OF the above by
a decision Of Secretary Glesham was
to-day cabled to Minister Taylor at
Madrid.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17

Bishop Manoguc'was M patriotic as
he vas priestlikc. One day he and
Father Quinn were standing ON the
porch Of tho Bishops home. Tho day
was fast declining. the sky overcast
with clouds. Suddenly the clouds
parted III tho west and from ont the
rim OF molten gold shot the setting
sun.
See exclaimed tho Bishop, ut
just touches and eliminates the gild.
ed eros IN the Cathedral. and over
there, in view OF the cross. the stars
and stripes font from the Capitol
mast. God grant that il may ever he
so, and that when the goes down
on tho last day Of earth it will still be
glorifying TINT flag ns well MS that
ross."-Sacramcnto Bee
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17

Tho Appeal praises Aeecmblyman
German for his stand IN forcing q
sixty days session OF tho legislature
and tries To throw tho blame on TO
those who opposed tho outrageous
scheme. Those who have watched
the proceedings OF the Assembly will
not DO fooled by anything tho Appeal
may cay. German, OF Eureka, and
Denton, OF Lincoln, aro in the dirty
puddle UP TO thoir necks and no
amount OF blarney by the Appeal can
pull them out. both favored tho dirty
job to slice up Washoo county on
which so much time was wastcd.
They have made their record and all
tho whitewnsh tho Appeal may uso
will not blot it out. II lie too thin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17

Hoods Sursararilla has achieved
great in warding Off sickness,
which, il allowed to progress. would
have undermined the whole system
and given discnsc II strong foothold to
cause much suffering and even threat.
Gil death. Hoods Sarsaparilla has
done all this and over more. II has
been tuken i'll thousands OF cases
which were thought to be incurable
and after II fair trial has effected
wonderful cures, bringing health,
strength and JOY to the afflicted. An
other important point about Hoods
Sarsuparilla IL that its cures are per
mauent, because they start from tho
solid foundation Of purified, vitalizcd
and enriched blood. But il is not
what we say bnt what Hoods Sarsa.
parilla does that tells the story.
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Nevada FIsh IHntchcrIcs.

In the tanks OF the Nevada fish
hatcheries there are now 5iS. 900 East
ern brook and 20. 900 Rainbow trout.
by the last Of this month the hatchery
will receive 100000 more Rainbow
trout. Mr.. Mills is likewise paying
considerable attention to the introduce.
ton OF fish food. -Four dozen crawiish
were shipped to Marlette Lake yester.
day and two dozen were planted in
the Truckec river at Renolast evening
Craw.fish Of this variety multiply very
rapidly md when young are consid.
cred Of great value rs food for trout.
In addition to the crawgsh Il number
OF Corydalis, or salmon flies, which
are brought from Shovel creek. II
tributary Of the Klamath river, has
been introduced into the Truckec aud
will be pla ced all owe the State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
Whore the nlnnc Lies.

a philosopher declared that the
r'ver can never 10 purcr than its
source, aud this seems to apply 10
politics. People complain Of tho
crookcdncas Of professional politicians
ND yet there arc many WHO will con.
cider II perfectly honorable TO bleed
tho men who run for Office most nm
mcrcifully. just before election,
ialrn' dances, rallies. festivals Of all
Kinds arc held in grcat protusion. and
cubs lodges, and oven churches do
not hesitate to arrange thom, never
Ior II moment considering that It Ia q
RroS wrong to hold n club ovcr n mnn
running for Office md pulling his
icg' politically speaking. II mon arc
''kcn out Of all scnBo Of reason By
Fon'ihcs like thcRo enumerated can
"'y"hc blanc them II tloy seek 10
make Tho mselvo' whole by shady ,ac.
Tics u 'hey are eloctedH-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
Cmusca of the Dcpreaslnn.

WAsnIHGToS, March 8.-The ma
jority Of the special committee Of the
House appointed to inquire into the
causes Of the agricultural depression
has prepared n report saying that
since 1890 the purchasing capacity
Of the dollar to secure farmers land
and his produce has increased four
fold. while the power to pay his
debts and :uxcs has remained at a
standstill."
Discussing the causoso Of tho dopres-
sion the committee says: -Class leg.
islation 81 the worst character encum-
beers the statute books and hes been
carried on to the detriment OF agri-
culture and it's dependent industries
for thirty years, eliminating in tho
crime 81 the age, the decentralization
Of silver in 1871.
~11lo characterization Of silver was n
bold stroke in the interest OF capital
that has reduced the value OF every
product in the world. This is conclu-
sivcly proven by the fact TINT just m
silver has deprecated, in like proper.
ton have ull other values fallen in
the scale.
-I1ie tariff system. taxation is not
only unequal, but Ms for tho past 80
years administered in this country, 10
most unjust to the consumer, and has
built up trusts, combines and gigantic
corporations TINT have not only
amasscd groat wealth at the expense
Of the people. but assumed control
and directed legislation 30 us to per,
pctuHtc their power md crafty their
greed"
To secure relief the committee sug
gcst: First -rhot silver should he
r~omonctiHed ut The ratio OF lG to /.
Scconl-3o long as tho present I'm.
just and unequal system Of projection
continues. agriculture ohould receive
its just proportion, nnd M this cannot
DO secured by II p~Ortcctivc tariff, n
bounty on exported agricultur Il
staples should 10 allowed. similar to
that on fish in 1919, for which John
&. Calhoun voted.
Third Gambling in futures should
ho prevented 10y law.
Fourth national pure food law
should loo enacted.
Tho minority report il being pro.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
lERoM DAILY
sALsIAGuMD1

P.J. ogilvic is in from South Fork
to day.
Fresh Morgan Oysters. Mess Mack
.erel, all kinds FrcsS -. :. Craig
heads.
Mr.. Russell returned to Reno this
morning.
Al of the latest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
haG ut Muller's
Laramie Wyoming had u $4,000
fire las. Wednesday night.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency for
the Maher a Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock. =
Knox Crane told the INDEPENDENT
to-day that four inches OF anow fell
on South Fork last night.
Dr.. &. T.. MOORE, dentist, Elko
Crown and bri lge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence. =
The ground was covered with a
light fall OF o this morning. 1t
nearly ali disappeared today.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy n suit ill yon see our
prices. +
The bill before the Legislature ap.
propriating $1,000 10 pay for compil.
ing N printing the statutes has
passed the Assembly. Tho Senate
should kill it.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will he made
to order from SIT up.
The Joint Conference Committee
failed to agree on the amendments to
the general appropriation bill and a
Free Conference Committee was ap.
pointed yesterday.
Fine, fresh imported and domestic
flower seeds, n full assortment OF
flower pots ana the best plant foo J, at
MrIler's. 4
Mr.. j. NJ. Morrow is all smiles to-
day. The cause OF it is the arri val of
II bouncing baby boy at his house Mt
an early hour this morning. Mother
and child are doing well.
We have just received about SOC
samples Of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter,
Suits made to order from Sl5 .nnd
pants from 50 up. NJ. REIYmART. y
Congressman Newlands has filed n
petition OF the citizens OF Halleck and
North Fork with the Postorice De.
partment for the establishment OF n
postothce at Alexander in the North
Fork country.
Assemblyman Denton's bill appro.
priating $500. five days pay to each
member Of the Legislature md the III
tacnes. has passed the Assembly by a
vote of 20 TO .. Corycll and Wciland
vooeu for it and Russell agulnst il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17
MANRIED.

WiSfs- SwErLASD:-At tho residence
oi tho brides mother, South Fork,
Elko county. Nevada, March 10.
1905. by $. NJ. Henley. J. p Mr..
William A. Wines, OF Pleasant Val.
ley. to Miss Mamie H. SHETLAND, OF
South Fork.
LUrrs MYERe: 49, At Ellto, Nevada.
March IL, 1895, by Rev. W. II. /.
lIoughion, Mr.. Edward r.. Lutts to
Mrs. Edith s. Myers, both Of Ruby
Valley, Elko county, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17

Company l, N. N. G., of Yerington,
has been disbandedb by Adjutant-Ge N
eral Galusha, who acted under orde
Of Governor Jones.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-03-17

We wish to notify the Justices OF
the Peace that they can procure at
his Office, blank Summons, Aida.
Wits and Undertakings on Attach.
ments. Writ Of Attachments, Criminal
Complaints. Warrants, Commitments
on Sentence and Commitments to ap.
pear before the Grand Jury, good for
any county in tile State. y
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In tho Hands Ofn Mob,

a terrible riot broke ont in New
Orleans yesterday morning between
tho white and coiorcd scrowmcn. Tho
City WIS in tho hands Of tho NIB
during the dry, and application wns
made for United States troopsto sup
prcss tho rioters. Several mon were
killed and many wounded. Among
tho severely wounded il Pnrser
Blain OF the British steamship En-.
ginccr. Tho British Foreign Onlcc
Inns askcd tho British Embassay at
Washington to make mn investigation
Of tho affair.
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Change Its Name.

Tho bill changing the name OF the
Insane Asylum To n Hospital for
Mental Discusses has passed. tho Leg.
islaturo. Our lawmakers should not
adjourn until they have changed tho
Stato prison to n Home for P~crsccut.
cd Saints. Tho inmates Of tho prison
are sensitive about tho name Of the
institution in which they are con.
fined. Warden Henderson should
wake up md have thus matter attend
cd to at once a Home for Pcrsccutcd
Saints sounds much better than State
prison. Change the name mt once