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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-17
Slightly Mixed.

From a casual glance at tha homo,
graphic chart iGsued by the News, the
Tribune finds that u. S. Senator
Jones and Governor Jones are natives
OF Wales; Lieutenant Governor Sad
Ter and Senator Wise, Prussia; Sen,
ator Boyle and Assemblymen Con,
boie and Russell, Ireland; Senator
Gregovich, Austria; Senator Kaiser,
Germany; Senator Maute, France;
Asscmblymcn Constant and Court
England; Assemblymun German,
Australia; Asacmblyman Murphy,
Nova Scotia. and Ascmblyman Nc.
Donald, Canada. One State officer.
State Printer Mccarthy, wns born i'll
Nevada Not n man in the Senate
claims NevadI rs his birthplace and
INV three in the Assembly.
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GENERAL l.

By Wise, S Is No. l6-Amendatory
of Act fixing salaries and compensa.
tons OF Humboldt county officers,
also to consolidate certain offices in
said county and to repeal all acts con.
iiicting Herewith. Passed unani.
mously.
By Beck, y Is No. 2-Amendatory
OF Act to limit the powers Of certain
Washoe county officers. Judiciary
Committee.
BY Beck, a b No REPRESENTATION
Of deer, elk, antelope and other wild
game.
BY Pitt. a b No. 40-Building and
furnishing OF dormitories and pur.
chase Of additional lands for the
State University. Buildings to be of
brick or stone. Appropriatcs $4,000
for the purpose. Considered by Com.
mittec Of the Whole, Mills in the
Chair, favorahly recommended. and
in regular session report OF commit.
tee adopted and bill passed unani.
mously.
by Denton, Assembly JOINT Rcso
luton No. 9-Conccrning increased
mali facilities between Geyser and
Osceola in Lincoln county, via. Sho.
shone. Passed unanimously.
BY Gregoyich, S b No. 7-Amcnda.
tory of Act to create II fire depart
ment fund in Eureka county, to pay
OF indebtedness, etc. Passed unani
mously.
BY Boyle, S b No. l3--Providing
for the Kelley cure Of persons addict.
ed to The incorporate use of intoxi-
eating liquors and drugs. Done at
expense Of State or county by order
OF Court OIL representation Of relatives
or friends, in no casc to cost over
$3.50.
fatchcn and McConc opposed tho
bill md Comins and Boyle favored It.
Tho roll call on the final passage OF
OF the bill resulted Us follows. Yeas
Boyle, Comins, Kaiser, Maute Mills,
Richards Wilson. 8: Nays-Gignoux
Grcgovich, McConc, Pntohon, Sknggs,
D. Abse mt. Symmetrical aud Wise.
At 3s5 tho Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Called to order at II A. NJ.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF journal as usual.
Stanley Of tho Washoc delegation
reported favorubly nm Act to author.
izo tho issuance Of bonds for school
purposes in Washoc county.
Corycll gave notice OF tho intro.
duction OF a bill regarding tho cleo.
ton OF county commissioners.
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Some ono wrote to an editor tJ nsk
slow to break MI ox?" The editor
answered Us follows. II only one OK,
n good way would be TO hoist him by
means Of n long chain attached to his
tail to the top OF a pole forty feet
high, then hoist him by mems Of a
rope tied to his horns to another pole,
then let Inn drop like n five ton pile
driver; and il that don't break him.
let him start u newspaper and trust
people on subscription-one or the
other will do il sure.
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stick tn Your Opinions.

Too muny folks lay awake o'nights
worrying over "wlat people will say
says tho Bolivar Brcczc. Tho man
who has sense enough to go about he
business in oil honorable, straight.
forward way, and ntinhd strictly to it,
need care but little about awhat peo.
pie will say" The world is old md
wrinkled. and men have chartered
since father Adam %trnvcrscd tho gar.
den OF Eden, and the chnDces nre That
chin wugging will continue for thous.
nnds Of years. Tho bcst OF men nre
bound tn he criticised now and then;
In fact no mnn opn expect to have
many warm friends unless no llas II
few live enemies. The follow who has
no opinions OF his own is never criti.
ciscd. Therefore. he aggressive get
or the right track; have opinions OF
your own. and stick to them like a
bull pup to an old rubber boot.
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4. w. GLEASON,


Tho entertainment to be given by
the famous Peak Sisters, o: Alaska. at
Freeman Hall Saturday night will
consist OF vocal and instrumental mu.
sic and a characteristic play in which
ten young ladies. direct from the
snow fields Of Alaska, will take part.
The doors viii opon mt 1870 and
the entertainment will begin at s
o'clock sharp.
Admission for adults, 90 cents;
all under eighteen years Of age, %
cents.
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tFRoM DA1LY.l
sALMAGuMDI.


Twenty degrees below zero this
morning.
The finest French candies, fresh at
Ben Craigheadis.
Dodging votes seems to be a pleas.
ant pastime in the Assembly.
All OF the lntest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
had at Muller's
The latest and best wedding sta
tionery just received at this office.
Dr.. e. +. MOORE, dentist, Ellso
Crown and bri lge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence. =
The Assembly is stil knocking the
stufing out OF the Silver party plat.
form.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will preach at
Wells next Sunday Morning and even
ing.
s. NJ. Henley has the agercy, for
the Maher q Grosh hand made i,niyes
and carries them in stock.
Joint and concurrent resolutions
seem to be a fad with the Nevada
Legislature.
West India Hair Tonic, prepared
by the Spivola Medicine Co. The
best OF all, at Mullcr's. =
The Cleveland and Reed cuckoos
were badly beaten in the House yes
terday. Tho gold bond resolution
was laid away in the administration
graveyard along side OF the Springer
and Carlisle bills.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is ut REINHART's.
Don't buy a suit till You see our
prices.
The narrow gauge road running out
Of Reno killed some cattle not long
ago while in shipment. Under the
contract they were only bound to pay
$50 a head, but they paid the full val.
ue-s31. Such fair dealing is unheard
OF in railroad circles.
DaveIC Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
TO order from cit up.
1t costs s47l, exclusive of mileage,
stationery and @incidentals,' to run
the Nevada Legislature one day. The
adjournments from Friday to Monday
cost S942 for which the State gets no
return. 1t would seem to a man up
a tree that the least that members
could do would be to be III their seats
and vote on every question.
We have just received about 800
samples OF mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from Sl5 and
pants from IS up. NJ. REMNANT. y
Assemblyman Coryell has intro,
duced Il bill to repeal the law passed
by the last Legislature authorizing
the division OF counties into Commits.
sioner districts The law should be
SO amended as to compelthe Commits,
sioners to reside in different sections
OF the county and be elected by all
the voters OF the county instead OF
being repealed.
a grand ball will be given at Free
man Hall on Washington's Birthday,
February 30, 1895. The ball will be
under the supervision OF the man
ayers OF the Depot Hotel, which is, in
itself. n guarantee that everything
will be first class. Music by Mayer
aid Drobney. 4 cordial invitation is
extended to all.
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THE KELLEY CURE.

Substitute for S i No. 13-From
Ways and Weans Committee, was on
motion taken up and read for gen.
eral information. Treatment and cure
OF persons detrimentally addicted to
the use OF Intoxicating liquors and
the excessive use of drugs. State or
county to pay for the Kelley euro il
tho subject is unable to do it on
representation of relatives or friends.
Substitute adopted and ordered priut-
cd.
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IrRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
sALMAGUNDi

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Sproule and
Herbert left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Senator Skaggs hns u thanks for
n bntcb OF bills introduced into the
Legislature.
The Governor has appoined DIR. W.
!. Phillips OF Reno, as u member OF
Board OF Health.
Mr.. Newlands has secured a pen.
sion for George b. Van Enron OfPi-
oche with three years back pay,
Viginia City has contributed $50
and three hundred pounds OF clothing
to the Kansas and Nebraska destitute.
A crochet quilt will be rafied at
Mrs. Lynn's on Saturday Feb. 9th Mt
8 o'clock.
John l.. Stevens, U. S. Minister to
Hawaii under Iiarrison's administra'
ton, died yesterday at Augusta,
Maine.
President Cleveland sent another
message to Congress yesterday. He
is still bowling for authority to issue
gold bonds.
World Fair Commissioner YeIing'
toms report has iustbeen issued from
the State Printing Office. 1t is said
to be a comprehensive little work and
u good history Of the Nevada exhibit
Henry Webster, aged GO years, IN
Indian OF the Oneida reservation IL
Wisconsin, has been arrested on Il
charge OF marrying his 1i.year.old
daughter Christine. He Claims the
laws Of the Oneida nation allow the
union and members OF the tribe say a
traditional law sustains such conduct,
The Carson papers are working
very hard to get the Legislature to
mass the Kelley cure bill. II the
State undertakes to cure all the old
whisky.soaked buns, the rest Of us
will have to go to the poor house.
The scheme il "a good one for the
Kelley cure people, but n very bad
one for the taxpayers. 1t should be
killed in it's infancy.
An exchange gives this receipt for
canning milk 80 TINT il can be kept for
six months. and when opened it Ii
fresh and nice. Take the milk as
soon as the animal heat is out, put it
in IL kettle or pail and set it into a
boiler OF hot water, and bring it to a
boiling heat. Then pour it into
common fruit. jars and seal the same
rs canned fruit, place the jars in tho
cellar or in a cool place, and keep
until used.
i 9. Crystal. n nm about 40 years
old led 70 d. d. McRac, foreman
OF the Carlin car shops. yesterday for
work and was 'old to report at 7 o.
clock. Mr.. McRae 7ave him IN order
on ID. Cozzens for boai',' anu ohc Oh
Mr.. Puctt for clothing. He P'eSen',
ed his orders and got their valL NV
failed to report for duty Mt the ~
pointed hour. a warrant was sworn
out for his arrest under the charge OF
obtaining goods under false pr~etenses.
Crystal being east bound Constable
Cozzens took No. 3 last night and
came here where he found his man,
arrested him and took him back to
Carlin.
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lsSTnAY NOTICE.

Taken up by II. G. 1rland, Colum
bia, Elko County, Nevada, ono bay
horse branded liG on left thigh. 8 or
years old, weight 1000 pounds; ono
gray horse branded iiG and III on
left thigh, 8 or 9 years old, weight
300 pounds. Doth work horscs.
Those horses we're appraised by j.
u. Winter and Jesso Winter ON the
18th day of Dee. 1894, ut ESQ.
I. RI. PouUE,
j. l.. White Rock Township, Elkc
County, New. jil2m
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STATE LEGISLATURES /.
Continued from second page,
rws,.ty..,.lra Day. rrosssa,as..
CAn,ov Feb. IL, S Q

C,nrox Feb. IL, 1895.
SENATE.
Senate met at IL A. 81. President
Sadler in the Chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Maute, S b No. o. Supplement-
airy to Act to fund the court house in
debtedness Of Nye county. Nyedele
CATION.
BY Maute S b No: 81 Relief of
Joseph T. Williams, for expenses in
cost OF land purchased for the State
of Nevada from the General Govern
2,Sl0 wanted.
S mo. 25-To provide for refund
ing subscriptions paid in aid of the
Nevada exhibit at the Midwinter Fair
s13,950. and paying the outstanding
indebtedness incurred in making
such exhibit.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
9, by Comins-Proposing to amend
Article . Of the State Constitution by
striking therefrom the word male"
Judiciary.
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HOUSE.

by vote Of 100 to % tho House
adopted tho special order reported by
the rules committee providing that
TO day DO devoted to the debate OF tho
bond resolution reported by the Ways
and Means Committee. Tho vote to
be taken ut . y. n. Wilson and Reed
in the affirmative and Hopkins and
Bryan in the negative controlled the
four hours allotted for general do.
bate. Ono hour was given for general
dobntc under tho five minute rule.
The vote wes taken at . o'clock on
tho third reading Of tho bond rcsolu.
ton and resulted in ycas, 100; nays
1G5. A motion by Bland 10 lay
Il motion to reconsider tho vote on
tho table was carried without opposl.
ton.
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Il Burlshart is ready TO do all kinds
Of painting. paper hanging and deco.
rating on short notice. lie guaran
tcc' to give satisfaction. Go to him
when You need anything In his line. =
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a. limo display Of B,Ivor wnre,f fancy
dishes, LAMPS, knives, forks, spoons
stp., AT tho E.-T. NJ. Goa. Cali aud
inspect these goods which ARE 1, o
hegl In tn 'ir line ovor ur0ug 10
yElkO.
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A I'ubiIc wedding.

a little bird flew into tho IspErES.
DENT Office to-day and impaired tho
news that Mr.. T.. Wintermantel, our
popular jcwcler, md Miss Maud
Gardner. onc Of Elko's faircst daugh.
tcrs, would be married in the Episco.
pal church ut $50 T.. II. on the even.
ing Of February Ord. All their
friends ure invited to bc present. As
thcro will doubtless be n large crowd
present, you should bo at the church
before the hour SGT NJ tho doors will
be locked on the entrance OF the
bridal party and remain locked until
tho conclusion Of the ceremony.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-Secre.
tary Carlisle to-day sent to the Senate
the reply to the resolution introduced
by German, asking amongotherthings,
for information rs to what portion OF
the gold reserve i'll the Treasury JAM
uary /, 1891, has been used for cur
rent expenditures how much OF the
fund had been realized from the sale
OF the bonds which had been issued,
and the amount required 10 replace
the money so used.
Tho Secretary says tho original re.
serve augmented by the gold proceeds
OF the sale Of bonds was diminished
during the twenty-five months to the
extent OF sl%72,6I4,312, OF which $780,.
OO2, li3 was directly or indirectly de.
voted to the current expenses, and
s67,6T2,lI5, which had been con.
verified into notes by the process OF re-
demption was still on hand. 1t is prop.
or tn state in this connection says
the Secretary, "when the United
States notes or treasury notes in 1890
wore redeemed in gold, they were re.
ceived into and held as part OF the
general cash nssets in the treasury,
the same as other money belonging to
the government, and under the acts
OF May 81, 1878. and July "a, 1890, they
arc paid out when necessary to de.
frny public expenses. Whenever il
has been possible to do 30 the re.
deemed notes have been used 10 pro.
cure gold coin by exchange with
banks and other financial institutions
and in this way n large amount OF
gold was restored tothe gold reserve
fund during 1902 and some since that
time"
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SESSION.

Special orderly Beck, A r No
2-Relative to discrimination in freight
charges by the Pacific Railroad Com
panies. Beck moved its adoption and
spoke at length in favor Of his motion
and strongly against the notorious
discrimination against all points in
Nevada and declared that the suspen-
sion of Section 4 OF the Interstate
Commerce Act was in the interest Of
the railroad corporations, and it was
such suspension which enabled
these corporations to practice their
expressions upon the people OF the
State.
Allen, of Eureka, Hogan and Nc
Naughton spoke in favor of the reso.
luton and Denton and German op-
posed it. On roll call the resolution
was defeated by the following vote:
Yeas-Allen of Eureka, Beck, Flan-
nigan, Francis, Hogan, Leidy, Nc
Nautoghn. Russell, Stanley, Wilson,
Mr.. Speaker-1l.
Nays = Beals, Briggs, Brockliss,
Constant, Crisler, Denton, German.
Greenwood, Hall, Human, Murphy,
Mcdonald, Newman, Noel, Pitt, Wei
land-l6.
Absent or not voting-Conboie,
Court and Coryell.
McNaughton moved hat the Speak.
er appoint a committee to cooperate
with the Senate committee in the
matter of an inaugural ball. Carried,
and McNaughton, Constant and Nc.
Donald appointed on such committee
from the Assembly.
GENERAL L
BY Mcdonald, A @ r No 7-Rela-
tive to the interests Of tho silver pro.
ducing States and Territories. No
man to be elected to Congress who is
not for free and unlimited coinage.
Passed.
BY Noel, a Is No DEMONSTRATING
certain Storey county offices, fixing
compensutions, etc. Passed.
BY McNaughton, A b No 30
Authorizing the Esmeralda County
Commissioners to issue bonds in pay
mcnt OF county indebtedness. BY
permission the bill wns Withdrawn.
At3AO Assembly adjourned.
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GENERAL FILE.

By Richards, Senate Joint Resolu-
tion-That n joint committee Of eight
five from the Assembly and three from
the Senate be appointed to revise the
Australian ballot law. Adopted, and
the Chair appointed Richards, Patch
en- and Maute as such committee in
behalf of the Senate.
At 11:30 the Senate took a recess
till 8 II. NJ.
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Oct your % work don, at tho In
DEPENDENT oilicc,
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II

VoIor-EcKLrr.-ln Elko. Nevada,
February 0, 1895, by S. NJ. Henley,
J.P., Mr.. ii. Voigt to Miss Ellen
NJ. Ecklec, both Of Tcroma.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY or TOLEDO, .
II-CAa EnIrSry ~

Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner OF the firm OF
+. j. CHENEY & Co, doing business in
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
CATARRH that cannot he cured by the
use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
i'll my presence, this 9th day OF Dc.
cember, a. ID. 1856.
SEAL. a. W. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nnlly and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
kB-Sold by druggists, Toe.
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SESSION

By Beck, Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. l-Rclative to n Con-
stitutional Convention to revise and
correct to date the Constitution Of the
State OF Nevada. Temporarily laid
on the table.
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hills INTRODUCED

BY Francis, A b No 6s-To regu-
late the charges for the use OF seats
and berths in sleeping cars, limiting
the charge to half u cent per mile.
Ways and Means.
BY Mcdonald, A b No GO-To es.
tablish a per diem jurors fund in
White Pine county. White Pine
delegation.
BY McNaughton, a b No 7O-To
regulate proceedings In Justice
Courts. Requires Justices to require
security on an undertaking before is
suing a summons. Judiciary.
BY Noel, A B No Tito provide
revenue for State and county pur-
poses. Judiciary.
By Court, A b No Negotiating
compensation for Nye county off,
cers. Judiciary.
By Beck, A b No 73-Defning the
rights of husband and wife. Gives
entire community property to the sur
vivor in case OF death Of either. Jul
dietary.
Senate bill amendatory Of an Act
creating a Board of Capitol Commits.
sioners. Judiciary.
Assembly substitute for s b No As
consolidating certain Churchill
county officers. Churchill delega-
ton.
The House now resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole, Hogan in
the Chair, for consideration OF bills
on the General File. When the COM
mittec rose it recommended the pas.
sage of A CIR No 7, A b No 81; no
action OH a b No so, and that substi.
tute for a d No 80 be printed.
AT 1890 recess wa taken till Q
p. NJ.
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A grand ball Will be given at Free
man Hall on Washington's Birthday.
February 90, 1895. The ball will be
under the supervision OF the man
ayers OF the Depot Hotel, which is, in
itself. n guarantee that everything
will be first class. Music by Mayer
aid Drobney. 4 cordial invitation is
extended to all.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-14


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When the Criminal Has ~ Nerve.

FROM tho New York Tribune.
The New Yorker who ia forever indulc-
ing In fantastic ideas broke into am extra
ordinary lament the other evening. As
he turned corner ne beheld policeman
marching q prisoner 20 the station The
fellows head was down. ne skunk along
IN a coWardly fashion, and he kept his
eyes from meeting peoples looks.
Whore said the man of strange imar-
inings, sis the criminal with really
splendid nerve? Look at that miserable
creature His manner shouts from the
house tops that he is a prisoner. and so
tho crowd follows him aud stares at him
and Jeers him. How could the people
help knowing that ne was pickpocket
a highWayman, or perhaps only sneak
thlef2 Doesn't he show IL with his hang
ing look. his criuging. his sneaking gait
and hisfear of being seem
Now whore Is the man who under ar
rest will stroll easily along with his
captor, chatting with him pleasantly, no
ticing things that he passes. even nodding
cheerully to imaginary acquaintanccs 2
That is the sort of a prisoner / want TO
see. We have all seen men walking with
policemen who were their friends. When
man is innocent of crime, or detected
crime, he can walk and talk with police
man as boldly as with a barber What
I want to know is where is the captured
prisoner with so splendid a nerve and so
cool head that when he is being marched
to the station he can pretend that he is
out for an exercise walk with his friend.
the policeman? If the man had real
nerve it ought TO be an easy thing to do.
The right sort Of man ought TO be able
to fool the people who might see him
going to his cell. Where is the criminal
with such nerve, and why do we never
see him ?"
Where is he. indeed? The criminal may
show splendid nerve in trying 10 keep out
Of the policemans hands. but when he is
i'm the close grip of the law his nerve
melts, and he has no courage no bravado
and no spirit Why? Perhaps that is a
subject for moral discussion.