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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-06-22
Commissioners Proceedings.
sChoteau, June 3, 1895.

eCnOJcdu, June ., 1879.
Board met in com missioners
room at court house in reeular
session at 10 a. m. Present, w D
Jones, chairman; Commissioners G
W Taylor and Miller and the
clerk.
Minutes of previous regular
meeting were read, approved and
signed.
The report of the chairman of the
board in the matter of insanity in
quest upon G G Wrigley and John
Sandvig, stating that each party
had been adjudged insane and COM
mitted to custody of sheriff for
Conveyance to the state asylum at
Warm Springs. was read, examined
and approved and bills allowed.
The following reports were APP
proved and warrants as called for
therein ordered drawn.
John Zimmerman, sheriff, show
ing fees collected ting to
s29.35, and the receipt of county
treasurer for same furnished.
Sterling Mcdonald, clerk district
court, showing fees coll ,cted to the
amount of $50 25, with treasurer >
receipt for same.
James Sulgrove, county attorney,
showing no fee receipts for quar- ter.
VIM. Hodgskiss, showing poor
tax collected, amounting to s44,
with treasurer's receipt for same.
A. 7, Goodspeed, county sur
veyor, stating that the surveys
had been made on the Bynum and
Mountain road and Choteau and
Pondera road.
H. Beanpre, j p Choteau town
ship, showing $40 fines imposed
and collected, with treasurers re-
ceipt for same.
John Jackson, Jr., j p Choteau
township, showing $40 fines i'm
posed and collected, with treas
urers receipt for same.
Geo. W. Magee, ] p Dupuyer
township, showing 10 business
transacted.
VIM. Dawes, ] p Marias town
ship, showing no business trans
acted.
Jacob Schmidt, coroner, sho wing
two lnquests held.
A. E. Paisley, supervisor road
district No. l.
]. NJ. Laughlin, supervisor road
district No. /.
The following official bonds were
then approved: Geo. f. Miller,
supervisor road district No. 2, in
the sum of $500, with Chas. W.
Gray and e. ]. Osgood as sureties.
Henry Guerin, supervisor No. 3, in
the sum of $500, with Samuel F.
Bean, Fred Perry and J. L Collins
as sureties. J. NJ. Laughliu, sup,
ervisor district No. 4, in the sum
of $500, with Ernest A. Savory
and Frank B. Jones as sureties.
Resignation of Geo. F. Miller,
registry agent district No. s, in
effect March 5, 1895, was accepted.
SECOND DAY.-Board met at 10
a. M, same members present.
The matter of filing vacancies in
county. township and district offices
was taken up, and on motion, H.
L. Pearson was appointed Justice
of the Peace. Marias township, vice
Frank Hughes failed to qualify, and
John Shinnick, of Shelby, was APP
pointed supervisor of road district
No. 5, vice Michael McHale, failed
to qualify.
The report of Geo F Miller, SUI
pervisor of districs No 2, was ex-
amined and approved and warrants
ordered in accordance Herewith.
A petition for change in route Of
a portion of the LeBreche, DuR,'
yer and Coal Banks Eoad was cS-
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future. The man who drives the
quill does not underrate those pow
ers. He has an admiration for
that subliu genius which seems to
be able to 60 to the laborer, on any
issue which may come up, and not
only tell him that white is black
but make him believe it, There
are sheep men in this country who
did not believe that placing wool
upon the free list would lower the
price of their clip. They believe it
now. There is perfect unanimity
of opinion on that subject.
But it is poor time to lock the
stable after the horse is stolen.
The enemy is on The alert and if
we are not watchful they will make
another raid upon US and we will
find it out after it is too late and
another horse is gone.
**
Do not forget that the democrats
have told US that they intend to 60
on until we have free. trade, pure
and simple. They will never cease
their efforts until our labor is
brought down to the level of the
lowest and most ill paid savage.
1t is favorite axlum of theirs
that water will seek it's level. So
it will, unless there be an obstruc-
ton. Wages will also seek a level
unless there be an obstruction.
That obstruction is a protective
tariff.
"We believe in tariff. (which will
protect the homes and firesides of
America against all the world"
QUILL DRIVER
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Receivers Sale.

100 head of range horses, go head
of stock cattle and other property
too numerous to mention. $50
acres of land adjoining the town of
Dupuyer. One of the best ranches
in Teton county, covered by ditch.
Well improved property. Must be
sold at once.
W. D. JONES, Receiver.
We have few more of those soft
hats, Geo. A. Fry & Co.
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remained uncalled for one year:
James Dolan, Genl Fund $3.50
F H Sweeney +" I" l.5O
Freeman j" {" 4.5O
Tom Loohy i" !" l.5O
Ordered that route of Bynum
and Mountain road be changed so
as to run along the border OF the
Bynum townsite.
Ordered that the sheriff be au-
thorized to have the judges room
in court house repaired.
Ordered that the sheriff be au-
thorized to have substantial fence
erected to enclose the county lots
in Hamilton's addition to town of
Choteau.
Frank Truchot appeared and vol
unteered to convey to Teton county
for consideration of one dollar, a
right OF way for the Choteau and
Pondera road through all lands ou
the route belonging to him. The
offer was accepted, and it was or
dered that the county attorney
make out deed for the same.
Ordered that the county clerk be
empowered to represent the board
in the matter of supervising their
interests in the court house build.
ing, and further, that no purchases
be made and charged to Teton
county unless by order of clerk.
The clerk was ordered to have
addition made to outhouse.
Ordered that A G Warner be au-
thorized to make complete alb
stracts of all land sproved up on
in Teton county.
The board then proceeded to
audit the accounts of the members,
and ordered warrants drawn for
the amount due.
The board then adjourned sine
die.
J, E. WAMsLEY, Clerk.
A. c. WARNER, Deputy.
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The democrats have relied upon
their powers of deception in the
past They will do so in the
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Just Received

Car load of Thomas and Tiger hay
rakes, forkes, mowers, and hay I'M
plements of all kinds. We always
carry lnlstock complete assort-
ment of extras for the above named
goods. Prices to suit the times.
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Sol Cohen, juror insanity case ...s 400
! T. WamSley, juror insanity case 3 90
Neil McCannell, juror insanity case 8 90
Q Cramer, witness insanity case ... so
G E Davis, witness insanity case. 90
Q G Allen, wituess, mileage, insty case 30
EdWard Larssen wit. mileage. ms case 90
W ID Jones, cOmr ins case and mileage. is 90
Il Beaupre costs :...-..........:..... 80
Henry Rowles, j p witness .............. so
JOnn zimmerman, J p witness. 80
r o Cramer, j p witness. s............... 1M
VIM Hagen, witness .................. so
John Jackson, gr, p costs. 475
John Jackson, Jr., J p costs .......,...... 800
Jacob Schmidt coroner's fees and exp. 10 80
II + Steinman, cOroner's witness. ....... 90
Joe Darling. cOronerS witness. ......... 3 90
NJ Corson corOner'S witness. ........... 150
John jackson, Sr., or-ner's Witness. 150
J II Franklin, cor witness and mileage 2W
y q Allen. cor witness and mileage -. 10
Il Hamilton, cor juror and mileage. 10
+ Aspiring, cor juror and miieage..... 20
VIM Hagen, cor juror and mileage...... 10
John tioDbinS, coroner's juror .......... so
N Steele coroner's fees and expenses q 90
ECGarrett, ,coroners juror and mileage 10
DE Young, coconer's juror and mileage 1 20
Wm Jackson, cors juror and mileage. 70
Eli Guardipee c>r's juror and mileage. / 70
Jos kipp, cOr's juror and mileage. 80. 10
$ r G B Rel Co. official kilograms. IS 40
Jos Sulgrove, stamps fer office. e.......... 200
John Zimmerman, board of prsns, Mch. 81 90
John zimmerman, board OF prsnrS, Apl 90 10
John zimmerman, board of prsnrs, May 10 80
John zimmerman, Office expenses ...... 1856 25
Chas Lapage, blacl1smith work or jail. 10
III Beaupre, juror insanity case .......
S L Potter. juror insanity case ......... 3
f Wamsley, autopsy Peterson CASE. so
4 Alex & Monkman assisting sheriff.. 76O
G J Fawcett, trees for Jail yard. ........ 40
Hirshberg & Co, supplies. -. ......... 40 %
II Haynes repairing jail floor. ...........
P Nj Collins. land abstracts
Sterling Mcdonald, Office expenses 665
c I. Bristol, Office expenses 42O
J + Wamsley, Off e expenses 148
& Is Lebkickcr, blank forms $50
Chas W Davis, nursing prisoner 28 70
Choteau Mere Co, supplies 1880
j f Erickson, defending prisoner 25
G H Bowen work on Jail yard 22 so
Gait Co coal for jail 65 25
NJ Corson, S3Os, o. printing, alld for 1884 81
Silverman & Cohen, supplies 18 96
+ L Bishop, stenographer supplies
i L Bishop, deputy clerk court Is
G Davis, tear work Jail yard 80
Il NJ Steele & Co, meals for jury
John Zimmerman, shift. clothing ins 81 85
c L Bristol, copy license law
Geo A Rurgy, rent court house 900 90
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Cine bunbertiabrioe

= Cine bunbertidbrige
@eiddftsperbinoung lit inn Sanbelsz
ftanbe gsfpiB eine 'Selten6eit. sSbrer
fam iih bic felt bem Sabre 1873 be-
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narb in Offenba9 riibmen, bic tiirsz
Iid BON sinsm Main5er Sauie folgens
bes Sdreiben empfing: sd m66te
ben 9. Hpbember 1895 nicht poriiberz
9sbsn IdHsn, obne Der erIten Senbung
su ertpdbnen, tpsIfe beuts bor 100
Sdbren Sbre ipsrtbe Sirmd nit Der
bon grnit 8onbDtpd in ununterbros
dene @erbinbung geiebt bat. Sd
tpiinIhe iibsr beute btndus, baB cine
foIfe nod re6t Ianee in beItem unb
freunbihaftli6item @erfebre fortbeitez
ben mDge. Sd beginne nun bas 3psite
Sabrburbert nit folaenben 4uftrGgen
II. I. M" Oieies 8orfommniB bat
au6 iniofsrn nod eine alleemeinere Be-
beatuna, als es Elm 6dus betrifFt, in
fpel9em 8oetbe in Teinsr Ssuaenbseit
biel berfebrt bat. Die Snbaber bes
@eThGfts fpdren odmdIs bic SOrs
billes, bic Neffen Der 9sgriinbsr bes
9si6dfts. 6ier ipielte gum She'll Der
Gpman bes Oihters nit Der ourh ibn
unIterblih geiporSeHen Gill, nab Der
iebt nod bic Offenbader S0dter nit
8orliebe aendnnt iperoen. Bon ben
b'Orbilles ieIbF, beren es Dor etipd
einem ssabrSe6nt nod brei MitgIieSer
Der Sirma gab, III felt einisen Sabren
aIlerbinas teiner mebr int 9ef6dft,
tpobl aber Der Sobn elmer aeborenen
bOroiGIe, Der Srau Wittpe 8iiIine.
= SIM Norbpeiten Ser 6 o.
Ionic WeI eItauitrdlien iinb 0iamanten
gefunoen iporoen. Die SunbItele piro
CUR 3eit sipar nod sebeims gebaIten.
man permutbet aber, bab bieIelbe i'm
9erei9e Der pilberraa9oIbfelber ober
be1en unmittelbarer Na4barI6aft gez
legen lit. Was Der Ra6rift cine 9es
ipiiIe 8eoeutung perleibt, 1T Der llms
ftaro, bdb Der Curator bes Whieums
in Berth, Serr Wpooiparo, bic ibm
pOrgelegten Steine sepriift unb auf
@runo bieIcr llnterIudung ani9eis
nenb su benz 9uta9ten geIangt lit, odB
oieIeI6en ibrem Dertbs nad ben Gap,
biamanten slei4suiteIIen Ieien.
Ser GentraIoerein osuts
fder &aninfsn5iidter bat auf @rius
den bes taiIerlihen Regierun9sar5tes
in Sogo einsn grDbsreu goiten 3udts
tdninden iibep Sambur9 na9 Weitz
dfrita absefanbt. Die Sbiere follen
bort CUR GrSielung elmer grOBereu a6z
fpedIsluns in Der Sleif4nahrnng ss@
sii9tet tperoen. Sm Snterehe Der
Soae bat Der 8erein nidt nur idmmt@
Ii6t 3uhttbisre, Ionoern dud bic
SransporttdFtse gratis 9ergege6en.
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@enf. sn etnf 6at f6ar tpitt.r

GENT. Sn @enf fat f&on ipitS.r
Elm blutiges Drama iib abseipiea; elm
betrllnfener Utann erI9ob iih. nads
benz er auf feline syruli msbrsre SdiiiIe
qbge9eben; lebtere tonlmt nit osm aes
ben babon.
2u3ern. Die Stdbt ldbt 8orar<
beiten MAIDEN fir eine elettrif9e Straz
Benbabn. - Cine neue Rieibabn (pon
WGggis aus) ipirb eeplant.
ct. 9alGen. 0ie tantonals @ez
meinniibige 9eielI9aft bei6lpb bic
9riiFbung zines Sandtariams fir
GungentraRfe, tppm6qli6 I'm St.9dller
9odgebirse; Der 3oifenpprani9tag be-
trGgt 10000 5ranes.
9 @uffbdufem @egen elmer
5obesdn5eige min Der 9erb6rri6ter
gOIIi sessn etne Wittpe Walobogel
pro3eliiren, ba bieie in Der Srauerans
5etge 9ei6rie6en, i6rem berItprbenen
8ruoer babe bic bon Bolt tpiberfabz
rene ungere4te 8ebdnoIuns ben Sob
gebra6t.
3iri9. Die 5psitdlteItc giiraerin
Der <Itubt 3iiri6. Srdu 0orotbed
grunner, geb. &olIer, 1T i'm glter bon
So Sabren 9eitorben; ite mar nod cine
S9iilerin bon Sob. !Seinr. psItdloaSi
unb bon 9ans @eorg RGeeli. : Der
friibere Wtrtb i'm 3unftbaus sur
rDleiie", Serr Sean 8ibler, lit ssitpr>
beE,,
Observation-Disclosures.
8uDapeit. Wegen urtunbenfGls
i4ung perfolgt tpirb Don Der 8uba.
peiter Srimindl@lbtbsilung Der 9ants
bedmte, friibere SDrer Der MspiSiR
auguit Seller, Der gum Sfaben bes
9obencrebitaSnitttuts fir &leinsrunbs
beiiBer gu 8ubapeit pFanoleibbrisf>
5allifitdte in SObe bon mebr als 110,s
900 Suloen in umlauf geIebt fat unb
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perionen perbaftet iporben, bdrunter
Elm betannter profeNpr unb Elm Herz
peHarst. @s banbelt ii9 nm grobs
itttliAe 8ergeben. Webrere Oamen
finb gIei4faus bloBgeiteIlt.
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Saeen auf ieltTame WeiIe has 2eben
genommen. Gr fubr in 8egleituna eis
nes Mdb6ens in einsn Slater por Elm
9dus in Der Saboritrabe, lisB bas
MGb6en bort ausfteigsn unb perabs
fdiebete ii9 nit ben 8orten: ,Wid
fie9it 0u ni4t mebr." Gum &utI6er
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fai1en tonnte, tra6te Elm S6uB unb
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bolper cine &ugel in ben &opf esidoIs
fen unb lebenssefdbrli9 berfebt, er
ftdrb ndb einigen Stunben. 9fus pas
pieren, bic man bei tbm fanb, ipurbs
erboben, baB sr Gbarles a. Sprnp
bsibt. Serner tpurbs foIgenbss S6reis
ben an ben poliseisprGiibenten aeri9s
tet, porgefunoen: r2Dbli9es qoli5ei=
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meinen SeIbitmorb gu oertuIden uni
beiliesenbe 9riefe an ibre IbreFen gu
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iiaen We6ielItube, Qlbolf Sreunb, bdi
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8ern. gus Der Srrsnaniial
@nISau brad Der PflesIing Sders
aus, tpeldier I. 3. ben 2anbiGger gbri
fen erI9Iasen bat.
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amberg. 0ds Sobesurt6eiI gez
gen ben 9dttenm6rber Bauer @dsner
tpurbe burh ben Rd6ri6ter Reitdrot
mittels Der @uillotine boIIitredt. 8d9s
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bun9speiIe ber SilfeIeiItlng BEL Der
@rmoroung berielben Oerbaftet unb
burd bic otrI9auer @euoarmsrie in
bic bieiiee SrobnOeite eingetiefsrt iporz
ben. ....
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gen, ipelde Der ebematige @oritanb oss
Mubeiter : SorSbtlOungsbereins, eer
perItprbens Shneioermeiiter 8iTfpff
beeangen bat, 5ieben. pie es fteint,
nod ipsiters 2reiie in MitleiOenIaaft.
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commls.ioner. Proe.ediar..

.a#aE HEaHUL
The Board of County Commission
ers met on Monday, Dec. 81. 1884,
present Rigsby, Wilson and McAfee.
The bills of DR.. Mcdowell and s.
p. Howard were laid over till neIt
meeting.
The reports of the following officers
were examined. approved and order
ed filed: ]. Egger, Assessor; Geo.
II. Meigs, Recorder; L. o. Henderson,
Sheriff and Tailor; w. H. Armstrong.
Steward; E. E. Bilkey. Clerk; L. n.
Pogue, j. p, White Rock.
Tho following official bonds were
examined, approved and ordered filed
and recorded: E. E. Bilkey, Recorder;
w. a. Massey, District Attorney; G.
T. Suttle, Constable ct Mound Val:
ley.
The money in the County Treas,
ury was counted and found correct.
Upon motion it was ordered that
the minutes Of the last meeting be
changed 30 as to read in the penal
sum Of ts75,OOO) seventy, five thousand
dollars instead OF ~(sl5O,OOO) one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars in tho
placing Of the bonds for Clerk and
and Ext ficio Treasurer.
In accordance with the petition
signed by the citizens Of Mardis it
was ordered that c. E. Person be and
he is hereby appointed Justice Of the
Peace in and for said township upon
his taking the oath required by law,
and filing a bond in tho sum of 81, 600
Upon motion it wns ordered that
John Doughty be, and he is hereby
appointed Constable in and for Mar
dis township, upon his taking the
oath required by law and filing a bond
in the sun OF 81, 900.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board that an additional township
is required rs a public necessity in
the county, it is therefore ordered
that Mardis Township BIO md tho
same is hereby established with
boundaries as follows:
That portion OF Cope township in
cluded in the extended surveys in
townships A, 40, 46 and Al North
OF Range 81, 5S and 50 East.
The Board then adjourned 10 meet
Wednesday, January the End at 10
A. NJ.
Wednesday Jan. Q, 1895.
The Board met on above dnte-full
Board present.
Upon motion it was ordered that
the Treasurer and Auditor make tho
following transfers:
From tho General Fund to the OF
ticers'S Salary Fund $1,000.
From General Fund to Peko Road
Fund s4G 10.
From General Fund to Fl. HaIIeck
Road Fund 500 %.
From General Fund to Bullion
Road Fund GIG Al.
From General Fund to Jack Creek
Road Fund So 90
From General Fund to Columbia
Road Fund Si02 s..
Board then adjourned to meet Mon.
day Jan. Z, 1895 at 10 A. N.
D.
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IRON FRIDAYS DAILY
sALaIAGuMD1.

More Bnow to-day.
Tho finest French candies, frcsh at
Ben Craighecl's. Ell
The Democrats and Populists or.
ganized the Colorado legislature yes.
terday. ~.
Call at A. Miller's store for fine
French candies. New stock Just RS
ceived.
DR.. Wilson left town to-day on a
business trip. He will be gone a
couple Of weeks.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency for
the Maher a Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock.
Railroad Commissioner Beckman
will contest the election OF, II. NJ. La.
rue. OF the First District Of Califor.
MIA.
1t is reported that a regular dive
will soon be started in the Badt
building ON this side of the street. II
ought to be killed in its infancy
DR.. c.. +. MOORE, dentist, Elko
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office ut residence.
Governor Colcord has ISSUED co m.
missions to DR.. E. b. Harris as Sur
geon OF the First Regiment, n. N. G.
to rank as Major, and to Rev. George
c. Hunting of Chaplain OF the same
regiment.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is at REMNANTS
Don't buy a suit till you see oul
prices.
AS 4 result of the increare OF posta
business during the last three months
% international money-order offices
ninety domestic money order Offices
and lO2 limited money. order offices
will be established January 7th
Among the new international offices
arc Angels Camp, Lorin aud To.
males, Cal.
Dave Casper has just received {
new lot OF samples OF Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up.
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TCSCAHORA.

Hlanii ..
Hardesty - unmarked; l marked.
McAtcc IS unmarked; 9 marked.
Wilson l0I unmn rked; 7 marked.
y net loss OF five for Wilson. M COM
pared with the official returns.
There we're five rejected ballots in
Tmscarora-onc for IIardesty, three
for McAfco and one for Wilson.
These ballots were all marked and do
not figure in the final result.
WHITE ROCK.
Tho recount OF this precinct result.
cd rs follows:
Blank ..
McAfcc unmarked.
Wilson IL unmarked.
y loss Of / for McAiec from the Of
iicial returns.
After verifying the count Of White
Rock. the Court adjourned till 10 o.
clock to day.
Tho Court convened at 10 o'clock
this morning and counted the ballots
cast ut Wciland and Ielnnd Mount.
ain.
Tho recount resulted as follows:
Blank 2.
McAfcc IL unmarked.
Wilson 10 unmarked.
No change FROM the official returns.
ISLAND MOUNTAIN.
Tho ballots in this precinct were
found in tho envelope Of another pre-.
cinct by Clerk Bilkcy last evening
Tho recount resulted as follows:
Blank /.
McAfce 8, unmarked.
Wilson g, unmarked.
No change from tho official returns.
Tho summary Of the recount be.
tween Mchicc and Wilson 10 ne fol.
lows:
McAfcc lGI unmarked; q marked.
Wilson lG2 unmarked; IL marked.
This gives McAfcc a majority Of
five over Wilfon OH the ballots dcsig.
natcdby Judge Talbot as unmarked
Tho Attorneys objected to Il large
number oi ballots which were laid
inside by the Judge for future consid.
GRAFTON. OF these 40 arc in Tuscarora.
Tho objections nrc mostly technical
and go to tho shape Of tho croEsco on
tho ballots.
Court adjourned TO one o'clock this
afternoon when the ballots objected
to in the different prcoincts wcre
marked FOR Identification by Judge
Talbot. Tho final determination 0i
the case IL sci for Jan. lith.
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4. S. L~onrIey.

a telegram from Grants Pass,
Oregon, received last night announc.
ed the death OF Mr.. A. s. Longley at
that place at five o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Longley had been
confined to his house for nearly a
year with infammatory rheumatism.
He recovered sufficiently to get
around on crutches and attend to the
duties OF Justice Of the Peace, TO which
Office he vas elected Last Summer.
About two months ago he was taken
with typhoid fever and died yester.
day afternoon, as stated above. Mr..
Longley resided in Palisade for
about fourteen years, holding the
position OF foreman carpenter Of the
Eureka & Palisade railroad shops.
About five years ago he removed to
Grants Pass where he resided up
to the time OF his death. Tho deceas
cd was u Past Grand OF Elko Lodge
No. IL, /. o. o. F., and will be buried
with the honors OF the Order no loved
so well by Golden Rule Lodge No.
IS, OF Grants Pass. Tho deceased
about seventy years Of age and
leaves ON aged widow. two daughters
and son to mourn his loee.
a.. s. Longley was IN upright,
honorable man and u faithful and
true Odd Fellow.
May the bright example OF his life,
be u shining star to guide the bereay.
cd wife and children into the hsrbor
OF Eternal rect,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-01-06

Ever since the present national
banking system went into operation
its staunchest defenders have been
the bankers themselves. Now they
suddenly unite in the decision that il
is all wrong and that something else
must be substituted. There is de
cided significance in this change. OF
base. Tho time has come when a
change is ~imperatively demanded by
the people. Unless some makeshift
Ia put forward there will be free silver
coinage. Hence the bankers eagerly
consent to the change in the currency,
in the hope that it will Ease the con.
dition until the peoples interest in
the question subsidies. 1t is a neat
little game Of film iam.-Cleyeland
Plaindealer.