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TURN ER ON SAyARO.
The ticqusnr Georgia Cong III
poses Protection Corruption

The Eioquenr s~cr<iA ConSressnaan LIZ
poses Protection corruption
The debate in the house of repre-
sentative> on the resolutions cenSur-
ing Ambassador Bayard FOR his con-
cemnation ~ the protection fraud was
closed on the democratic side by Con-
gresham Turner. OF Georgia. who
said
The party 70 which belong has no
great army Of mercenarie> There are
none OF those who have pnt up for our
use the sinews OF war There are none
70 whom we have given bounties: there
are none 10 whom we have given booty
aud plumber. aud there are none on
whom we can draw-no special classes
that have grown fat by policies that
we have enacted and out OF whom we
can extract the grease. I hesitate 10
put it IN the vulgar vernacular of the
republican hustings-
Bat il IS not so with our adverse
rie> They have bestowed laryesses
and dolatives upon special interests
for generation. and the army of pro-
tection-the Pretorian guard OF the
tariffs about to dispose of the presi-
dental purple Mr. Bavard offended
these gentlemen al Eiinbu-y By speak
iug Of the tendency OF protection 70 q
nercenary scramble. rs averrei IL the
resolutions IL The indictme NJ Is true.
any man ought TO be allowed 20 pro-
claim il on the housetop aud any y here
in the world The proof j. already
furnished cat OF The mouths of his
asSailants comes the demon s.ration of
the truth Of this great Indictment The
senator from New Hampshire (Mr
Chandler. gentleman well known
for his devotion to the repu blicau
party. has testified with great en-
phasis and detail. and after delibers-
t.or reiterated IT,
''Nr- Speaker. when these things are
charged and said here at home they
meet 10 denial: they meet no contra
dicrIon- no investigation is demanded;
there j. no challenge given TO il. bu,
i some body on the other side of the
ocean announces or demonstrates the
vicious and corrupt tendencies OF pro-
lection. this insolent power saws 10
him. no matter how distinguished,
silence. sir
80 far from there having been any
in the ucterance az Elm
brryh. the question was one rising
high above all mere matters Of taste.
% courtesy. or Of diplomatic propriety.
liz was n matter about which a patriot
might anywhere speak as with frrm-
pet X wa. an occasion on which he
ght speak. 20 he heard by all man
kind. against the degradation ard
slavery ard corruption Of the system
which he denounced Sir. IL had Ii
in my power. in face OF the peril that
confronts Us and the country. de-
even by those who are Quar-
reling about their rivalries and the
preliminary divisions IL the spoils-i
say sir. IL ! had mv way ! would mt
in every honest hand a whip 10 scour-e
this demon ~ protection naked through
the world AZ the shadow Of this
-rcat peril -athers around a. and IL
gloom falls "a the capitol. would
xindle ln fhat dome . iirh. as warn
lr- 70 my cDuntrymen which should
5e As
-whe- ta~ syn BIZ beacon rei
h1- z--l.ei b Tan Vcr.ieA'. Ee1L-
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On April 1th. -ist and May sth. isd
HoEaescckrrs Excursions VIII he run from
Missouri River points. and territory Nesl
al Chicago. Peoria ans LoE.s. l. station.
IN Kansas and Nebraska. AZ one fare. plus
500. Ter the round "Trip. All who can should
tsks advantage Of the cheap rates and H.
siecr tie most productive corn Lands in The
United Statc@, which are for sale. by the
Union raci-e Railway Company. AZ from
o. ~ % sl0tv per acre. on I'm years time,
only 40 down-
Remember that the Kansas corn crop for
l>tA. with >ssl-tsb Acres in cultivation.
yielded over 3ll.ns.eo bushels. the esii-
nla-ssi value OF which i over 81. % .uci. 10
Ing S-.011.tsD more than annu-- OUTPUT "
go.I IA tie L niied States.
Those taxing advantage OF the excursions
should tAkc ra'epts Tor all railroad fare.
srf the portion paid over Union Pacins.
lines. viii u refunded upon purchase Of
40 acres Information regarding rates
can be ascertained from tsie nearest railroad
agent
For mars and pamphlets descriptive OF the
lands. write ~ Is. A. McAiLAsIEa- Land
Con. missioner, Omaha Neo-
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A. l~c.llNo scene



>AS rEAS,s-ts. Aprl 9s.-Ts.e clos
ne chapters ia the celebrated css---...
sandal, whicl terminated Ins-s.a
night in the suspension fro-r. IN. .rs-
.Ow-Ship % .he church II IDr- q. y.
Brown " the FIRST Cunrre-a-io..zl
eAur1A- were VI Aighly sensational.
character
After the ver1iet had teea an
nrElret. Valentine Brown. the -
!ear-oli son - tAs. parso1. threatened
q Sill DR. Mclean. The j h:te-halrr.s
minister ho has t-rn one ~ ih. most
aggressive " E-0Wzs a&reraaries.
The boy ARRANGED 20 where the O.a
gentleman So. and eo5-iy and le.ib-
era-ely sid: I'll pl- hole through
you
Instantly al was confusion Young
Brown put his hand 70 his hip pocket
A. i - carry ont his threat lie Wa
seized ~ bystaaler and held while
crowd " Dr- McLeaas trien1. garh-
cred absu; him
Dr. Brown and his wife. followed BIZ
= number VI the pastors aahererta.
sssa-uaed - The a-=-e u mere the 10Y
vas strngg lang. ant . l.nS- exciting
sor-~ ensueA- DR. Browns t-.ea1,
consisted a-.--aly " women. and. IN
Illrltu- 81 Lac >4re-i.y y. .hr Tempe
" ssAleh they We're. .hev Ae4pe. a..
sorts - ygpr ysr.yls ty-t.4rta-- -.se
aged ur. Mean
AR E-9rl himself SynIss.l the kerr
rfs-- taF -n.. r.-n.-f -
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One Made Messy and the Other stu1i~d
fotitissi teonony -n.tr krpGtstacns
Were wsrid-M dc or- 81 Hir-~a's
Aehiet~uents "a - tsi0alHAflon ef Kn.-
si.n J~~-. Nhil~ >ay N.a~ the cress
h<nAsr- Of the Weird Li~rea aud R~sd-
NIxSSA. April .. Baron IIirsch dsei
81 heart ti>e..- n his estate near
komora
ir-r1n Na-r-ce . Hlrsra- uEa~- full IA--
VA l1-rlre &C. H4r~r1 e. trere-.h "a bora
a Alr.1A 20 yc4-~ 40 Fis f1th-- wHs r-er-
ea-A-t ~ aAr-rlA wAa i1r >4-vlee, re-te-r1 20
IT, sts.e as e-1o4.e- lu - lo-ns Hir~e
seat in1l uasi-sss a. TIE 1Ge q L.. 4s>Qc-ar-
IN himself wirk tAe EEreprA- b4rk-
s1x hose % B.~rha-~a~im q tr~la-
ezl-t Before llE< H. e4r4r.Iy -
fnanrief oecA--e evt1szf. IS mese-4-e p4--i-
no1y sco- delole1 lr>ei. 4at Is p~r.enai IT,
rne1ee w1s greatly l-c-t->aa1 tv rl.rrsna n- n
aLL4nce wira NE Bis-1a-~-elz- 141g1I@r
o. ne heal . to- haax--g hose -
vslcA ne w1s aS~cciate4 He was ne
rr~t 20 pa t@e system ~ raLw2T, lraGl1<
fru1E B--a 4'esiA. II ti----ry. 10 Nlraz o. rs
BlacA sea. al1 -h-a--1 - struzx w--.
An1 r1a-rtA- c4r@ae.ifles ~ tna a.S-->-
orlcr a. Pans were carried uu-
In l-s~ rGe c-t-Eerri2- collapse =
" L4Grlz1 D-no-rea1- WA.cA shock -
nsneF ~c-.1 3. Ba.<l1m % ~ f31z1arioas-
gave In ~ c7po-t-zi-x he secure. go
naQ~4 t-l-1tfe ~ tle -ssets .rc.u-l-- .re
TurNi.- Fa-l~ay,- --- 1y - skl..fu- Ea11rz-
arlnr AZ kr-- r-.lr 10 ~ carter x Z &C.
tery a irr- - ~1.r1 l--l~ -1A- D. re Ro-1>-
e1t.l- ~ zin = 30 aa- &c -4rtt sea vast
r-ehta eg-r -set tEel I'd na --.- ~ ses Ills
chr e~ t- A4st-t1 ana ic-Tr4-v 4-e .-n1u1--
49, aga l-> ~rle-Et Or trans rl--r II 81, ~
Ter &c N->>.l- cc-ssl lg-1-4,ts ~ >nlt1
AMI ro~r wl4- ar -l--arv rrr- wI'll-
co-~aler cla~sl. fortune. = El~r- aaL u
rpTe --~ a~A4t T1-~=y u4-g ~sa,el~-
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Is bodily comfort This unspeakab,e boon
Il denied 20 many unfcrtunates for whose
ailments Ho>tetter's stomach BirrerS i ,
promptly helpful. remedy. The dyspeatis..
the Pneumatic, the nervous persons
troubled with ol.ousEess or chi'ls md
fever. should lose no time In avai.ing them
selves OF this comprehensive and genial
MEDICINE IL promotes appetite ~ NJ ghIiy
slumocr.
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On April and 81. ard MAY 5. tickets
WILL lie sold from principal cities, towns
aud villages Of the north. 10 al points ON
the Louisville a Nashville Railroad 10
Tcu1e>see, Alabama, Mississippi. Florida
ART portion OF KENTUCKY. AZ one single
good 10 return within tventy-oue DAYS. on.
payment OF g. 20 agent ~ destination. an.
will allow s,oy-cver ~ any point on the
srth bound trip Ask your til xet aysn,
about it. and II he caunor sell yeu cxcur-
sion tickets write - { +. Atnlore. Gen
eral isasseIEcr Agent. Louisville. ky.. or
Geo b. horaer, A. A. -. Louis, A.o
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Spring
edicine

Your blood in Spring Is almost certai, q.
o. fuii 81 Impurities the Accumulate,
OF tho winter mDnths. Fad vcnfiiaii 4,
OF sleeping rooms, impure air IA dNsa
inss, Factories and shops. ovcr-ca,in,
heavy. Improper foods. failure a M.
kidneys and liver properly b. do er,r,
work thus thrust upon them, ar n,
pn-le causes q this condition. II aos
tho uimcst Importance that you
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HoEscr appears in good humor while he
censrrrs. ann therefore hts censure has The
more weight - supposed 70 proceed from
judgment, lot from passion -lsung
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IHo- hast pretty Wit croth tho nor
Arm Ave. and 4 dry hln1rr" replied lie
lesier- Mhereupon the king rushed tie
button Philadelphia Record.
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DE- TaSorr--Yon don't take enough ex-
erc.se for = man OF YOUR habits Oh soak
why. have been shaking dice for
drinks I'll tie s.terncoa- Philadc.p hia
Record.
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Frs STOPPED free by Dr. Kl,n@'s Great
Nerve Res-orer. No fits a<tsrfsrs. days use
Marvellous cures. Treatise and g trial bot
re free Dr.. Kline. 81 Arch 81. Phi.a. Pa
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FoETIFr Feeble Longs Against Winter
Win Hale's HoaeT ~ Horehound and Tar.
fiAe IocihaciAe Drops C-re il one minute
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rsF fiso's Cure for Consumption both IN
= iAi-i4y and rract.ce. IH a. ". Par
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II SHORE does holc" said Uncle Nose.
s'cat dcy will gil d. iicah new photograph
trek % fl.e bv summer dat man hin tell
veiicE melon Is ripe - indianapolis Jour.
uaa
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IHs best hearts. Trim. are ever TIE
or-yest. replied my ULc-c Toby -sterne-
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ALL kiss you for nv sisters sake
PRAY. 'tfnrg.-t yourself" ~he said.
IsrralSntv..y took her Al her word.
And kissed her Cor myself instead
Truth
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HrRscH AND SAY DEAD.

One Made Mansy and the Other >tl1i~d
fotitieAi fconony rn~ir krpEtstacns
Were Neriil-M lie usn~ 81 Htr-<a-s
Aehiet~wenfs "a - tuA0EiEAslen % Ra.-
stsn J~~-. Nhtl~ 10y ~ .a< the cr~ss
Hxmker- Of the N Grid I.f~rea n "a k~aA
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Meeting 30 shs fntsrn4ttorl6i Arslrrar4@a
s.'n<r~.s-A Gathering Of Di.rin- aisn~A
NrA isrn-<ils >~rktmE Nrsm~ Rad
f~rrser tA~ Costly .ma Esrhsrau. Trade
OF Ma fx->%nAlsr ftmEE1. Address
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Laid to Rest.

Tho funeral OF Chris tcckhart took
place from the Bakery saloon at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Tho spacious
room was crowded with his former
associates and friends who gathered
Co nay tho last end token OF respect to
one who had been with thcm and OF
thcm for 80 many years.
Tho Rev. John Dawson spoke APP
propriatcly of the lifo and character
OF the deceased md pointed nll tho
way To that better lifo beyond tho
grave. Tho Epiacopal choir rendered
appropriate hymns. closing with that
grand old hymn "Ncarcr My God TO
Thee
At the conclusion Oi the services, II
procession was formed and tho re-
mains Of Chris Rcckhart were borne
from the place no had lived 80 long to
tho Masonic cemetery. Tho last rItcH
yoro performed and the remains wore
laid away. head TO head, with those OF
Charles FrOclicl, his old partner, who
died in 1870.
Chria. Rcckhnrt's lie worS has
ended and he now rests with the
great minority in tho silent city OF
tho dead. May his sleep bc peaceful
and may no wake to tho better lIfo on
tt,s resurrection morn.
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The Country's Growth.

In 1900 only the country between
the Atlantic aud the Missis-
sippi belonged to the United
States. Since that the Louisiana
purchase in 1903, the Florida in 1921.
the Mexican acquisitions in 1910. $50
and 1853. and Alaska i'll 1867. have been
added. The increase. excluding Al
aska has been from S27.Si4 to 302j.-
COO square miles. or three and five
cighths, but the growth OF population
has been from 5.3SO.4S3 to G2.G22225O
or nearly twelvefold. In $500 the i'll
hnbitants we're little less than I 10
square mile i'll 1870 they had less
than i; i'll 1890 they were over 81.
The place where the population is
denscst is the District of Columbia.
which has 3S39 To the mile; the next
is Rhode Island. 3lS: then Massachu-
setts, 2IS; then New Jersey. l03 Con-
necticut, lJi; New York. l25; Penn
sylvnnia, llG; Maryland, 100. The
other States and Territories run be-
low 100. down 10 Montana, Wyoming.
Arizona, Nevada, which have less
than one inhnbitant to the mile. The
| census commissioner notes that i'll
Rhode Island and Massachusetts the
density Of population is rs great as i'll
many of the most densely settled
European States, aud that the entire
North Atlantic division. pre-cmiuent.
ly the manufacturing section, has an
average OF over loo inhabitants to the
| square mile. But il may bc a sur
rrisc TO rome that among the old
States Maine has only -. New
Hampshire II, Vernon: 26.-PhiIa-
delPhia Ledger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-15

The fight for federal pie has com
mcnccd and Eli;O, the residence Of
National Committeeman Sproulc. iG 10
toe the Canton OF Nevada. There arc
Il few federal Offices to he distributed
among those who were false to
Nevada and faithful To the gold
trust. There are half dozen ap-
plicants for every Office. but those
whose claims are said to be the
strongest for the various positions
are: For Superintendent Of the
MINT, cx-Governor Co.cord and 7. X.
dctt-r, for Mcltcr and Rciincr, f.. ID.
v,n terIrith; for Surveyor General,
: r Bragg; for United Suites
wo,shol W. y, Phillips; for United
c,o,os D;s,ri't Attorney, $. Summer
field: for Bank Commissioner DR.. G.
II Thomu: for Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector, l.. a. Conn; Tor
Postmaster at Reno. II. =. hraus'
There are other nspirants Tor the
several offices. among them George
T.. Turrit,iu for Surveyor General j.
T.. Emmit for United States Marshall
and Judge Bigclow foJ EmbaSsador
to the Cour; Of st. James. There arc
also u number ot candidates III
Virginia City. There are also two
Presidential "lcctors befidcs MIR.
Bragg, and iiso DR.. Davis late OF
Idaho, who was not elected to Con.
grcss. whose claims cannot bc ignored.
As Mr.. Sproulo Of EIlio is 10 he the
dispenser Of patronage the travel to
Elko will bc materially increased and
already the tide has set in that dircc-
tion.-RrnU Journal.
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Two pso,lignls.

An exchange, in reference to tho
s,racisIng OF women while the man
in pc,tcd nI.I honorcd, says: Min
listers Of the gospel arc continually
preaching about the return of the
prodigai daughter. Wo phould like
to know what her father said when
she returned 10 the homestead. IL
doesn't seem to make any difference
how low down Il young man becomes
no matter how low thngs hc docs.
il hc has strength enough left to
onablc him to staggcr back To hia
old home his father is ready 10 meet
him with open arms. Bul let Il
young woman stumble u fcw degrees
from tho path Of rcctitndc and her
fathers bristlcq raise up like qniIls OF
M angry porcupinc. II the fattod
calf never dies until il IL slain IN
honor nt tho prodigai daughters re-
turn il will live to be the oldest IA
well nR the Toughest beef ever killed
IN this, the boosted land nf tho Tree
and nome of tho brave"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAHp cfrICI AT CArsoS C,TY NEVADA,
o,,,.,,. . Oc,Ober ?, 1876. I
NO"'lCE rs HEREBY CiVGN III NTTD.
~ oIONiIg named sc,iICc has hicG notice
n.cj.'ou TO make fonl proof "a sup.
20" o bis clain, nnd Ina, SAID proc v iiI
DC TGdc bc ore ihe Coun,y Geek OF Elko
COuh,y nt Elko, Nevada. Ou November L.
bF0, VII! Lee Scranton, Homestead uppli.
cat on No. IA for tho NEI, $50 ~ T, 81 Il.
II. ~ T.. NJ. u. NJ.
ilc nnWcs tho following Witnesses 10
Prove has continuous residence upon, and
co. Sntiou Of. said land, v'l:
@'HaHd &. Murphy. Archibald G.. Dofscy,
Jnrn -. Dorsey, DaIncs y, Grcgo;y, Of Foii
ha'Cck
D. III. GALLUr.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, /
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
September %. ISgs

N'NA ~ hIES LAND OFF1CE.
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
September a. 1895
To whom IL may concern.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Central Pacinr Railroad Company
nus MED IN this oiilcc a list OF lands situated
IN me townships described below, and has
applied Tor patent for said lands; thai
tnr list Is open TO the public for inspection
hnl q cory thereof by descriptive sub
uiN'~lnhS has been posted In convenient
placc In this Office, for the inspcG ton O; ali
ally. P''N s'"'f'
within the next sixty days foi;o..1; the
uatn OF this notice, protests or contests
hEhlhst thu claim OF the Company 10 unY
Hhct or subdivision within any section or
part oi section, described In the list, on tbs
EtOuhd lhat the same is more valuable Tor
mineral than for agricultural purposes, will
nc received and noted for ropor. 10 the
General Land OniCc at Washington, d. G.
. nc Iands are described as follows to.yit.
NGhls0n City Land District, Nevada.
nr'h ana East VI. ID. VI.
township -. Range u, Sw. 4 Sec. l.
township ~. Range. SO, NE. 4 Sec. q.
OF IoWhShip -. Range ca, all OF SEQ IN all
Soc. ~; all OF Sec. u.
n II u %. II. GALLAur, Register.
Date OF hrsi Issue. September 81, 1920,
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VOLUME Xxx


The purity OF elections law, Sec
tion 3, provides that:
iEvery candidate who is voted for
at nny public election. held within
the State. shall. within fifteen days
after the day OF holding any such
election. file, as hereinafter provided,
an itemzcd statement, showing in
ietail nll moneys paid. loaned. con-
tributted, or otherwise furnished TO
him or for his use directly or indi.
roctly. in aid OF his election. Such
statements shall give the names OF
the various persona who paid loaned.
contributed or otherwise furnished
such moneys in aid OF his election.
and the names OF the various persons
TO whom such moneys we're contrib.
uted, loaned or paid, the specific ma
ture OF each item. the service per
formed. and the purpose for which
til, money was expended. contributed
or loaned. There shall bc attached
To such statement nn affidavit, sub.
scribCd and sworn To 10y such candl-
date
The form Of this affidavit must be
substantially Gs follows:
STATE OF NEVADA, ss
County or ELKo,
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Tho Union Pacific wtsl.bound
passenger train No. 3. from Denver,
struck broken rail yesterday, and II
tourist car. two chair cara and ono
Pullman wore turned in TO the ditch.
Fourteen passengers wero hurt. ono
seriousl"
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FILE YOUR BILLs.l

Iiy order Of tho Hoard Of County Commis.
siohcrs, OIL bills against tho County 10 bs
uC,tG uycr iy She ICgiI, must II fiiSd oror
bcioIc the Saturday Immediately preceding
tie Monday upon which tic EOaid meets.
Otherwise the bills will not hc acted upon
until The next meeting OF the Hoard.
Attest: JOHN HENDERSON
BJ W PATTERSON, Deputy.
DATED March 1895,
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Notice For Publication.
USiTEp STATES LAsD OFFICE, I
Gnrsnn CITY. NnNnnn DnI 1D llnn I

Carson City, Nevada. Oct ~. 1890
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOT'CE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT
~ on thc 20 day oi November. 1870, tho fol.
lowing township plats will he filed:
Tow's"ip, No. 10 N, Range No. 63E
Township No. 20 ~, Range No. o. E., n,
ID. NJ.
rniics interested must nlc their claims
within 'h'co months from said dn,o to SC.
cure ,"cirpcr:'rfCd rights.
Application for entry OF lands In said
township III uc received November 20, 1850.
.. II. GhLLUP.
Register.
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, having been a can
County or ELKo,

I,--, having been can
.lidatc for the Office Of - nj
the election held III Elko county,
Nevada. on the 81 day Of November
1896. do GOlcmnly swear that the fore
going statement il Il full aud true
account OF all moneys expended by
me, or in my behalf in said election.
and that. except us herein stated. !
have not. nor To the best OF my knowl.
edge and belief has any person, club,
society or assocjation. on my behalf.
directly or indirectly. made any pay.
mont. or given. promised or offered
" reward Office or employment, or
;. tile consideration, or incurred
aan u, Niiity, on account Of. or in
1ls conduct or manage
mor, -, uo ssij election, except
srcr ronoys no ~sy have been paid
10 Or c,pcnded hy ths oo"'mittocr
selected. ns prescribed / v ''' '.'1'..,',, 'I' ~
tn. legislature o, the State. lnpproyo"
March IL, 1900. And furtL
solcmnly swear that, except as
said, no money, security or cquivnlc.
for money Inns to my knowledge or
belief been paid, advanced, given or
deposited by anyone, To or i'll the
hands OF myself or any other person,
for the purpose Of defraying any OK
ponsc incurred on my behalf, or III
aid oi my election, or on account OF,
or III respect Of the conduct or man.
agemcnt Of said election. And
further solemnly swear TINT | will
not. Ht any future time, make. or bc
q party io the making or giving any
payment or rcwnrds, Office, employ
ment or valuable consideration for
the purpose OF dcfraying any such en-
pcnscs as last mentioned, or provide.
or to he a party to the providing of
any money, security or equivalent for
money for tho purpose Of defrayIng
any such expenses.
Candidates for local offices shall
die their statements in the oiiice Of the
clerks Of the county where the cleo.
ton wns held. Tho penalty for re.
iusul or neglect 10 file the statement
and affidavit il forfeiture oi Oillco, in
addition to the punishment prcscrib-
ed by tho laws OF the state.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-15
Total Disbursements. .1i,352 G.

lnluncc IN treasury. l6.iA3 IL
The above balance stands to tho
credit Oi the various funds Ms per
Treasurcr's 3aiancn Sheet, dated
Sept. 2S 1876:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-15
FROM ROAD FUND.
sUatNARY7

Total recoIpts. .S.iO,IlJ 81
Paid from county funds. 1867 10
Paid from Road fund.-. $40 II
Paid from school fund. $500 o.