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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

Ago nay, Sill ouiUs fSo, iAdS
signifcativo. y es la decision de
otro diputado que. al saber que
su oartido, el de union constitu-
cional, acepta la contemporiza-
dora formula del ministro, no
va a combatir, pero tampoco va
4 honrar con su presencia ell par
lamento, m entra+ dure la discu-
sion del cacareadf ,imo proyecto
A buen seguro que en- aQuel
dfa nj en- los sigulentes tenn bla-
ron las esferas por la ausencia en
la camara, del d'putado reaccio
mario; y mereciera este suceso
que el obSe, vadnr pasara, sin
honrarlo con detenerSe ante 6. 81
no fuera clio una manif 9stacion
del quijotismo POGO generoso de
que. hab'emos, Y que dsnunc'a una
eufermedad moral en- os hom
bres Y en- 10. partidos incoudi
cionales que en las antil as 20 re-
vuelven, col6~i es, por mant 5ner
& ,tas en- las somhras.
Es verdaderame, te aberrac'6n
inconcebible la de estos esp1' titus
extrano os, renidos con toda luz
con toda expansion. con toda Ii
bertad que quiera darse a los ciu-
dadanos de estas tierras. tan entes
racionales, tan seres pensantes
como los mas pintados que de Ia
peninsula nos vlenen en- el eter-
! no trasiego
Son hombros que, on pleuo sol,
quisieran all ar la cabeza por So
bre la cabeza de los demas pare
monopolizar la luz
Son espiritus, e >te de la ausen-
cia parlamentaria de que habla-
mos es eiemp'o evidentfsimo, que
no pudiendo detener ell carro
triunfal de la libertad Y del pro
greso, SO colocan de espaldas ha-
cia ell sol, en- sentido inverse de
la marcha, con la cara vuelta
hacia ell ocaso.
Hay on estos hechos descono-
cimiento absolute de los tiempos
que corremos.
Las 6pocas cambiaron.
Desperation, tempo ha, las
antillas d la vida, y hay peligro
en- producer en- elias anacronis-
mos odiosos.
No cabe en- elias ell misero
quijotismo que tiende 4 perpe-
tuar la servidumbre.
ST aIguno les cuadrara. fuera
ell que tiene por obieto el sacri-
ficio en- aras del adelanto, de la
dignidad, de la regeneracion y de
la dicha.
Abran los reaccionarios los
oios a la luz de Ia verdad
Hay torpeza en- querer sujetar
con leyes re>trictiva~ las colonias
Es antipatri6tico el tempera-
mento de mantenerlas nc dena-
das al oprobio.
Eu materias relacionadas con
la sagrada entid,d dc Ia pa
tria, los e. aoi~mos ceden el puesto
a la d gnidad y & la ogacion
ciudadanas.
Las t RI las estan en- horroroso
de- peest gio.
Eu estos tiempos va, 10 que los
pue b o. necesitan es que SO les
deslumbr & fuerza de amor, de
libe tad Y de luz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
Y SINlESTRO

D,z que circu|a nm rumor
por toda la Capital:
diz que ell buen Gobernador
general
acaba de recibir
un despacho original
con ell cual
quiere Abarz1za ir flair
en- nuestra actual situacion.
sOHro imprevisto cicloni
Nos vamos 4 divertir.
Aterci6n.
Sc anade que ell case es
que despues
de tanta vacilaci6n
y de tan burdo entreme,.
atendiendo al intere,
de la gallarda legion
que percibe cada mes
gu racion
por sci virnos con los pies,
con raz6n 6 sin razon
los sueldos aumentaran,
los burocratas tendran
mas holgura y amplitud
y el pa=blo mas gratitud
& Daban.
va no queda mas que YER:
el obrero q perecsr,
el empleado a vivir.
y asi de NAL en- peor
del proceso aterrador
en- la pagina final
llegaremos q escribir
esta sentencia fatal:
Merced q un siStens0 tai
no Sc saba -. nj Ell honor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

Hemos visto que las hermanas de
la Carload Sc han he. ho cargo de una
IS uela elemental de primera clase de
mas. recientemente creada en- Pom
&C. A csc paso hemos de yer, el dia
menos pensado, que Pauies, Escola-
pios y ha.ta sacristanes desempefien
nuestras escuelas. con desprecio de
los dereehos del Magisterio del pals,
y con mengua y escarnio de la ley.
/ Quien Ia dado possession de zee
cargo esas sefioras9 lComo sc ha
podido prescindir del precepto legal
que exige que las escuelas Sc pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
Miguel Arzuaga
Sc vende

Por 5000 pesos de contado. una finea
nj tiea On Ell barrio de Jobales risd;cci6n
. Arecibe, eompuesta de l60 cuerdas de
terseno. fncada de cafe %, de buen paste
IL. y las dem Is estaa de monte y mslezs
dos :asas en- muy buen estado una techa-
da de zinc; correderas una msquina de
mano de qnsbrar caf6 b1e5a sgua para ell
uso de la casa por el centro de Ia fnca un
fiachuelo Tsmb Ga tisne mny buena sail Ia
de Gar os para Ia poblac:ol-
Z one la intsrese pnede dirij;rse al que
suscribe eu Il reelone.a, barrio de la Flo
rids
Ramon vszquez vazquez.
F. ~ l. faf.-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

-AGENTE DE NEGocIos-
Escrib no de actuaciones qu& ha
sido del Ju7gado de Instruccin de
Vega-Bajs y del extinguid6 de
Cosmo.
Ii ne So Residential. constaHte y
definitiva. en- esta villa. Gale dA Go
mercio, donde ofsece sus seA Aicios
d. II de la maiiana y de 6 de
la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
ULTIMOS c lBLECR IN IL
VIA SANTO DOMINGO)

Paris T brero 9-Lo. Miuistro
~ han reunido esia u. n,na en-
= ''s 0. b,j> la presidsncia de M
Fe x Faure
e teniente Canrob-rt. b, 10 de-
Mariscai Canrob-rt hs 'viado su,
padrinos al diputado Mr. H ,bbsr. pi
di6odoIe satis facci6n de la~ pala bra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
! Ell TESORO DEL TOCADOR
AICOHOLADO

Prese,va ell ,ostro de mauchas y de srru-
Gas. Usado con FIR ocior para el reuma,
no tiene rival
Para I'll ba no es uu gran 'ohico reparador
del sistema muscular Ls- uadres leben
emplearlo u Las sb'uc;oi de sus hijos CO.
mo preservat 70, el mae h e 8 leo, contra
j todas esas enfermedades que atacan los
nfios en- su primera edad.
Es un gran preseivativo co..tra las afec-
clones catarrales.
Dep6sitc: en- Ia Capital + rp ola de
Guillernnety PONCE EN- LA pE GADEA
ii-Maysguez, en- las de Basois, ..isty To-
rre grosa- San German, en- la de Carlo
lArecibn en- la de R:vera-Hunacao. en- la
d M meg f. rdo en- la de Veve--
Utuado, en- la de- Lagrand Lares, en- Ia de
Itu,riro- Sap Sebastian, en- las de Font y
de- Arcelay. Por maysr en- la de su autor
FL Lcdo. Luis A. Torregr ss, Aguadilla
pl "a principal pte-alt. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
|. Chard6n y Comp.

Sc HAGEN PREsTAMos baio. tipos deinte,s Is sepdn
otras prendas de vaor que pasen de 800
SEVENDEN varias RON vIEJO devarias uacas
de diez de veez 3D. 40 80 botea garant;za
BRANDY frances marca s. CHESTAND C. Sc detais
% cts botela por caias So 80 precio de cost,
Sc VENDEN toda clase de prendas objetos
p 3V Ponce, Dcembte 10 de, 1894 -. = =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
VAPOR ESPANOI
g Miguel Jover' ,:

bajo inspection del Amntazgo ing
ierno ncuso aunbrado eectrco oece ande
passage.
despachara del
peninsula
puertos del Medserraneo Norte de Espana.
Consignataro,
CHRISTIAN BOYSSEN
Enero 28 de 1894 m d. Playa de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

La capital esta muy tranquila; des-
de que las huelgas terminaron-sin
haber comenzado-nos Sc ha vuelto
peytuybar Ell orden.
ESQ 81, el que menos supone. Il
mas optimistic, cree que sucedera algo,
porque al fin hatra mueha hambre
luego. Lastima, digo yo, que esos
contrabandistas desalmados no su-
frieran todos los horrores de la ca
restia :. -pero ellos no sufriran nj po.
co nj mucho.
Esos miserables pueden marohar
enriquecidos, y ponerse buena dis
tencia del lugar que empobre cieron
con sus iLfames especulaciones. Ii
bres es,au de los hcrrores del ham,
bre. pero sab muy bisn que las
msidiciones del pueblo puertorrique
no y el despreeioy el odio de los hi
los de esta terra le, han de seguir
todas parties. FL mundo entero les
seflala hoy. y EN- vano sera que pre-
tendan ocultar su vergienzs. Que
daran impunes sus delitos, es posibe,
porque "robaron 10 bastante para
probar su inocencia Pero, en- cam
bio, en- la historic de esta TERRA de
sus ayenturas, habran de tener una
pagina muy negra, y en- el cor.zon
de cada puertorriquefio 81 odio y el
desprecio q que Sc han hecho acree-
dores..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

lueiones para yer de copjurar el con-
hicto que nos envuelve va.
Y de tai modo ha avasallado la OPT
nion los animos el asunto de la mo-
media, que va nadie piensa en- otra CO.
ss; no podrfa suceder de otro modo.
Asi, q pesar del mucho ruido que
hace esta question y del intefes que ha
despertado en- todas las classes, el mo-
nopolio de los fosforos esta dando jue-
60. es decir. JMgo y muy bueno q los
monopolizadores va Sc venden las
cajillas de fosforos & precio de orc en-
algunos puntos de la isla pero nadie
para en- ESQ la atenciou, porque las
formulas del cange, el ALA de los gi-
ros, las huelgas, Il encarecimiento de
los articulos de consume ETC., ETC.,
tienen el privilegio de stiaer la aten-
cion general. Hay mucho ruido, agi-
tacion muehisima y mueho descon-
tento y zozob-a, y claro ests ; pareoe
que nadie debia fijarse en- fosforo prss
9 menos. Asi 10 han entendido Sc
guramente los hombres del monopo-
iio, este. graciss al bullicio y alga-
rabia de 10 otro, esta surtiendo sus
sabrosos .fsctos. y estaran sus confec-
ciona dores frotandose las manos y
r.endose de la campafia hecha por la
prensa.
CT rto que la verdadera question, Ia
vei eidaderamente grave la que Sc pre-
senta con casacter pavoroso, es la de
la moneda. Esa es la unica que ha
podido producer mas violentas saeu.
didas; conmover los Animos honda.
mente agisar las opiniones enca-
minzndolas un mismo fig: ell de ha-
liar la form ula salvadora. Todos los
intereses Sc han visto amenazados de
una ruina segura con la circulation de
la moneda mejicana, GAIA de Pando.
"a, de la que tantos mates han salido.
Por ESQ. repito. no es extrs no que ha-
yamos olvidado los fosforos, ) creo
que aunque lleguen venderse pese-
ia, nadie diria hoy "por ahi te que
mas
De algunos dfas a esta parte todo
Sc reduce dar cuenta del preoio que
van alcanzando los f6sioros en- unos y
otros pueblos de la isla, pero nada
mas: de modo que mas bien parece
que sc anuncia la mercancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
DIRECTORlO

DEL PARTIDO AUTONOMISTA
PUERT RRIQUESO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18
Juan Landron Acosta

-AGENTE DE NEGocIos-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-18

MARIANA ABRIL.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
One OF Tricks.

The eastern papers that are con-
trolled by the gold trust no longer
publish any OF the arguments ad-
vanced in favor Of free coinage, they
deny the use OF their columns to sill.
yer men to refute the arguments Of
goldites. They denounce bimetal'
ism rs a heresy which tends to create
division in the orthodox parties, and
instead OF attempting to reiute the
doctrine OF the silverites by argument
they m"isrepresent their aims and OBJ
jects and deny them n hearing. An
example OF their tactics was exhibited
by tho Republican papers OF the west
generally when they published what
purportedto be the financial plank of
the Pennsylvania Republican platform
with this clause omitted: @We hereby
declare u opposition to the debase.
ment OF the national currency by the
admission Of silver to free and unlim.
tied coinage at the arbitrary ratio Of
l6 to l. The people OF the United
States will certainly not sustain n
cause that has to be fostered by such
despicable methods.-Elmore Qdahol.
Bulletin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
A Tribe OF Wild Men.

Four curious specimens OF human
ity have been cunnu.u III Sorr1uge.
wock Jail, accused OF sheep stealing.
writes the Augusta Me-. correspon.
dent OF the New York Recorder. They
were arrested in Brighton. They be.
long to n gang OF about forty persons
who have no homes, but who have
lived until recently near the Canadian
line like wild beasts in the summer
and i'll caves in the winter. They
year little or no clothing. and their
backs, which have long been exposed
te the sun and weather, are covered
with a growth OF hair fully three inch.
es long. II il hard to make sense
out OF their conversation, although
they have learned to swear so that
they are understood. One Of the meu
u giant in form. is an idiot. His sides
are full Of small holes, made by Il brad
in the end Of a stick, when he had
been yoked to an OK. The day they
were placed in jail they had a fight
among b themselves and tore all the
clothing of each others bodies. The
police are after others Of this tribe Of
wild mem.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

II ia generally known hat the prop.
erty in Pine Nut known az the Ziru.
Schulz mine has been sold 10 4 New
York syndicate; composed Of we'll
known capitalists. says the Carson
Tribune. Their experts have exam
ined the property and pronounce il
excellent. Tho consideration is said
to be $4,000.
III this Is correct, and there seems
nc doubt OF it. and the mine holds up
to expectations, Carson will cxpe.
rience again the old time prosperity.
Tho stock is all held in this city md
all things being equal, the develop.
ment OF extensive mines in Pine Nut
would be OF more benefit to Carson
than those Of any other location.
Now with tho sale Of the Buckeye.
South Camp and Silver Star to people
whose circumstances will allow u wig.
orous development, this part OF No.
VIDA and In fact the entire State will
need odds from no otlior locality ON
the coast,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

Julius Kruttschnitt, Of Houston,
Texas, has been appointed General
Manager of the Southern Pacific
Company in place of y. n. Towne.
The Chicago Tribune, in speaking
of the appointment says:
The appointment Of J. Kruttschnitt
rs General Manager OF the Southern
Pacific Company, tends to confirm the
reports OF the Southern Pacific's in.
tentions to divert all the transconti.
mental business it car over its Allan
tic division. via New Orleans. Mr..
Kruttschnitt has been General Man
ager OF the Atlantic system OF the
Southern Pacific for a number OF
years past. He will retain this
position in addition to that Of General
Manager Of the Pacific system. This
clearly shows the intention Of the
Southern Pacific people to force all
business Owe the Atlantic system
and let the Central Pacific go TO the
dogs.
1t is the latter in which the Govern.
ment has invested its money, and SC
long rs the Government continues to
prosecute its claims the Southern Pa.
citic magnates will leave nothing IN.
done to make the Central Pacific MS
Improbable rs possible.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
The Durrant Trial.

SAN Francisco. Sept. @.-Whcn
the trial of Theodore Durraut was re-
sumed this morning Sergeant Charles
Reynolds testified that he found in
the study OF Rev. DR.. Gibson three
pairs OF shoes, on the sole of IL OF
which was n dark brown spot which
the officer believed to he blood stain.
The shoe was admitted in evidence.
DR.. W. Z. Cheney, who lectured Mt
Cooper College on April Sd, was call
ed for the purpose Of testifying whe.
ther or not Durrant was present that
day. Great Importance was attach
ed to the witness from the fact that
Attorney Deuprey announced in his
| opening statement that lie woul prove
by DIR. Cheney that the prisoner was
ut the college on the afternoon of
April 81.
The witness testified that the lee.
turc began at $50 and lasted until
AIS. The roll was called at the close
Of the lecture, but DIR. Cheney saidh
did not know whether Durrant was
present or not. He was asked % say
whether the roll call which was taken
by DIR. L. u. Gray showed Durraut &c
be present, but an objection was inter
posed and sutsined.
DR.. Burke, when called to the stnud,
said he had no personal recollection
OF the occasion. but tl:e roll call show
cd Durrant to be present.
The District Attorney then asked i
it was not n fact that the roll cal
which the doctor referred to was no.
made on March 3lst and subsequent
~ transferred 10 the page lated Apri
81. Witness admitted that such wa,
the fact, but said it was due to mn cr
ror, which was corrected two OF
three days after April 81. The Dis.
trict Attorney then asked that the
book be not admitted in evidence. as
it did not contain tho original entry
in proper form. The motion WIS sus,
tanned and a recess was taken until .
o'clock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

Il. Ill. Goodman, general passenger
and ticket agent OF the Southern Pa.
ciiic company, has taken pains to
call the attention OF tho ticket scalp.
pers all over the coast to tue result
OF the trial Of Conductor Hugh Byrne
at Los Angles, who WIS arrested at
the instance OF the Los Angeles
scalpers for coniiscating the coupons
OF us calpedticket reading over Eastern
roads. The second trial Of Conductor
Byrne resulted in his acquittal, md
the passenger department OF the
Southern Pacific company has taken
the verdict Of the Jury as IL settle.
ment Of the question in dispute.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
Notice of Sale of Real Es,o,.
ana Personal Property at
Public AUCTION.

Notice is hereby given TIM, ,,,
nnl by virtue Of the ,ern,s unds,
e,s oil u last Win md I%estam..,
hrn"r deceased, the und.,
s'Snen, 'he Executor vi the estate -,
sald deceased, will sell at Public Nuo
ton TO the highest bidder, Tor cue
anu SUBJECT to the cuntirmaiion -;
tho District Court OF tho Fourth w.
diciai District Of the State of N.y,d'
on tho 18th day Of October, IsoS %.
one o'clock r. N. OF said day. n, ~,
front door OF the Courthouse. in ,Ts
Town and County OF Elko. State Nv,
Nevada, all the right. title, in,c,a',
n estate OF the said T.. ]. Tn,n.,
NJ the time OF his death, and mil H..
right, title and interest that the sn,S
estate has, by operation Of lNw -,
otherwise, acquired other than or t.
auuitlon To that II tho .aid + !
lurner at the time Of his druth
and to all those certain ui.ces az, :"
OF rcn! estate situated IN snid Ell
county and described as follows.
wit: ~ -
An Undivided onc-half % nitro,
III aud To the Nor,h-E nsI i, nf ~
South East u. Ihe Souti. half 81 ill.,
south West u and the South bnT,
81 tue south. East u Of SecIiun ~.
also sam" interest To the North va,
a OF the SOUTHEAST u OF Src,io ,,
ID; also -amc interest in and ,n -.
south Nest y Of the Nor,h-w. l.
the S"rth-Enst Il 81 the North Nj
n and II North-Eas. Il OF Section
Jti hlso the Same interest in aud 4,
~" ~North-East II 81 the North Eas;
"a lh" North half Of tho North. Ms,
= hnd the Northwest u Il tie
Morth-East u OF Section -. ali a
81, North OF Range 80 Fart
containing OiO acrcs, together .ith
the same interest ~ nnl 10 III mt,
water rights, dams aud bitches b..
longing to said lnnds. Terms and
conditions OF Fnlc: Cash ut tie tin,
OF sale.
At the samc time aud u'ura ana
pursuant 20 the terms and ~uu,Lori>
said Will, the suld Executor vi,
sell AT public rurtirE Ia the hlrtcs,
bidd"r for cash the following do
hcribcd personal property belonging
I" SHrd estate. To wit:
An undivided onr.huIr rrIcr.st an
nnd To- 40 head Of horses m.r,.. nod
collie branded 3 o" l." hip; o*o,o
t"r"st IN and to Goo head OF h. ,,,
5 wagons. > mowers, hay rake. der
rick and bob slcds aud harness. nlso
like interest III 80 tons AZ hny alta.
nied on said lauiE. Terms and cor.
billions Il sale: tnsh ON day az
sale.
September 20. 1875.
iiouEET G. Onn.
Executor Of the Estate Of T.. j. Tur-
ncr, Deceased.
w. M,FsrY.
Attorney for Executor.
Is2ltdl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

ers, the separator, milling, flour
bran and middlings bins. On the
third floor are three -four dressers,
dust collectors. and the receiving
aud wetting bins. The dust collec.
tors are n new feature, not to DO
found III but mi other mill on the
Coast. They catch all the dust from
the cleaning works, which formerly
was blown ont Of doors or into a dust
room, which is liable to explode; but
by these collectors it is collected and
spouted wherever wanted, thus doing
away with all danger and the extra
work.
Another new feature in this part
Of the country is the mode Of crushing
barley. The barley is cleaned aud
then put into u steamer. Then it
goes through the rolls where it Is
crushed or tiattened out like Break.
fast Gem and other breakfast foods
which makes it the best known food
for horses. So the horses will have q
treat as we'll Us the peope.
Tho first flour was sacked in bags
bearing the brand: "Elko Roller Mills
Pat mt Silver Medal Family Flour
Manufactured by ElkoTuscarora Mer,
camille Co, Elko, Nevada" shortly
;.tter 1 o'clock this afternoon, andfron,
now on our people n use homemade
flour, which is second to none in quail
ity and whiteness manufactured OF
the Coast.
After the mill is turned over to the
owners, Mr.. c. Welshons an expert
miller Of San Francisco will be plac
cd i'll charge and the mill wrights, +
Terry, NJ. \. Lassett, j. b. Clark, ii
b. Deming and Ralph Patterson viii
return to California. The above
named gentlemen have made many
friends i'll our midst and the INDIE
DENDENT wishes them success where
ever they may be.
Every ]precaution has been taken
to guard against the possibility OF fire
The building is covered with CORFU,
gated and galvanized iron, and fire
plugs placed both in front and in the
@ n of the building, as well as in the
top story.
Elko now has a flour mill equipped
to complete with the best mills OH the
coast and unless all signs fail, it is
destined to be o: great benefit to the
county.
Here's success to the Elko Flour
Mills
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
WIN N1e., Tn. defender.

NEw York. Sept. 26.-Lord Dun
ravens object in having the Vankyrie
III spend the winter on this side Of
the Atlantic is to have her race, and
incidentally. it il said. to silence the
critics who asserted that he was
afraid to have his yacht meet the
Defender again. II. Maitland Kersey,
who has acted a Lord Dunraven's
spokesman. said to day: There has
been Il great dead OF talk about
special between the two vessels
and ii anybody wants the Valkyrie to
race she will be ON hand. II the
Defender goes to the Mediterranean
the Valkyrie will 20 there also.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

WHEREAS, 1t has been the will of
the O%mnipotcnt Father tn cmovo
from this earth orr beloved and hon
ored fellow student, Hugh Smith
Swan, be it therefore
RcsOired, That we the students Of
the University Of Nevada do extend
to his parents our heartfelt sympathy,
and be it furthermore
Rcsoired, That Il copy Of these
resolutions be published III the Elko
INDEPENDENT, Nevada State journal,
Reno Gazette and Student Record
and that Il copy OF these resolutions
DO sent TO the bcreaved parents,
LOUISE FREY,
FRED Il. WATTS,
Gro. II. Bliss.
Reno. New, Sept. 20, 1895.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

y permanent organization OF the
Nevada Press Association was effected
today. \ constitution and by laws
wcr" adopted. and the following
named gentlemen elected to act MS
officers during the ensuing year: T..
ID. Kelley. President; W. w. Booher.
Nicc-Prcsident; Allen &. Bragg.
Secretary and Treasurer; y. \. Hum.
mel. >. l.. Davis and +. w. Fairbanks,
directors. The full proceedings Of
the meeting will be published To.
mOrrow.-lRcno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29

Tho boardcrs at the Depot Hotel
we're treated yesterday evening to u
batch OF biscuits made from -four
made by the Elko mills. Mr.. Ostrci.
cher went to the mill and at 800 the
flour was drawn from Tho bin and ut
a o'clock 1t was made into biscuits
and on the table ready for eating.
The biscuits were nice and white,
very light md finely Favored aud all
who partook Of the first biscuits made
out OF flour manufactured by the
Elko roller mills pronounced them
first class.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-09-29
Nearly u Fire.

We are informed that last Wedncs.
day afternoon some ono dumped u lot
OF hot ashes close to the hay and
wood corral Of tho u. +. n. Co. intho
vicinity Of Chinatown. which com
inundated n fire 10 ulOt OF rubbish.
and, had IL not been discovered IN tho
nick OF time, n serious connagration
might have resulted. Our people
should bc very careful IN dumping
hot ashes ncnr fences aud buildings.
as everything is rs dry as finder and a
bad fire might result.