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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-04
tFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SaL.uAGCNDI.

Local items are very scarce.
+. NJ. Baum wils up from Palisadc
this morning.
Ityou have tot registered. read Mr..
Morgan's notice III another column
and 20 and register.
There are five prisoners in the
county Jail.
County Clerk Henderson received
the paper for thu election ballots this
morning.
The only elections now to take
place previous to the general election
on November 81 will occur rs follows:
Florida, October 9Th; Georgia, Octo.
Der It'll.
There will be a meeting OF the
Democratic County Committee at the
INDEPENDENT office thus evening Mt
T:3O o'clock. a full attendance is re-
Quested.
Journal:-A visit to the Asylum
grounds impresses INT at once with
the wonderful improvements made.
1t Ia undoubtedly one OF the best
managed public institutions on the
coast.
St. Louis POST Dispatch: Every
trust, every desperate speculator and
option gambler. every usurious money
lender, every stock waterer and in
f%lati"nist, il in Hannu's army behind
the Mckinley breastworks.
Appeal: - Joseph Langevin and
family have moved to Lovelock
The U. S. Grand Jury will he drawn
soon and this gems about the proper
time Tor him to moe.
1t is charged that some Eastern
employers threaten to discharge their
workmen il they refuse in joining the
excursions t, visit Mckinley at Can
ton IL q do not resist this kind Of
coercion and oppression now, they
may expect this tyranical power to be
increased i'll the future.
Popular Science Monthly:-Fifty-
two islands have appeared by
aid Of volcanic action during the pres
ent century, and 10 have disappeared
| have been submerged. This makes
n net gain to the earth Of 33 islands
The Ladies' Aid society will give q
Tea at the residence OF Mrs. II. It,
Harris. Friday afternoon. from . to s,
October 2nd. An invitation is OK.
tended to all the ladies Of Elko. Ad-
mission - cents.
The Darlington, Wis. journal says
cditorially Of a popular patent medi-
cine: We know FROM experience that
Chnmberlain's Cholic, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy il all that is claim
ed for it, as OH two occasions it stop
ped cxcruciating pains and possibly
saved us from an untimely grave. We
would not rest easy over night with
out it in the house. This remedy un-
doubtedly saves more pain and snf-
fering than any other medicine in the
world. Every family should keep it
in tho house, for it is sure to be need
ell sooner or later. For sale by NJ.
ii. Miller.
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A. Rtntisticinn has learned that the
nDDual aggregate circulation Of the
papers Oi the world IL calculated to DO
12y0Oo.OO0.0o0 copies. 70 grasp any
idea Of this magnitude VIC may state
that IL wOuld cover no fewer thnn TO-.
400 square miles OF surface; that II ia
printed on 78l 80 tons Of paper; and,
further. TINT IL tho number l2,OU),000
O0O represented, instead OF copies,
seconds, IL wonld tako Ove HD ycnrs
for them TO clnpso. In lieu Of this
arrangement we might press mud pilo
them vertically upward 10 gradually
reach our highest mountains. Top
ping all these and oven the highest
Alps, tho pile would reach the mng.
niiiccnt altitude Of 400, or, In round
numbers 600 miles. Calculating Tint
tho average man spends hvo minutes
reading hia paper in tho dry tthis a
very low cstimatcJ We find that tho
people 81 the world altogether annu.
nlly occupy time equivalent to 100000
years reading tho papers.
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Free silver Tho Remedy.

Professor frank Parsons Of the
Boston University has written mn ill.,
structive article or the silver question
for tho October number Of the Arena.
The following is from the advance,
sheets:
A fl.l ng market mems prostratiOD.
panic. paralysis; the downward trend
of prices is the path to industrial per-
dition; tho upward slope Of rising
values il the plnin rond back to energy
and lifc. the way out Of Darkest
America is to the light Of prosperity.
This giant evil. falling prices. ia
caused by contraction Of the curren-
ry. OF by increase Of business and
changing conditions Of production M.
balanced by II due expansion OF the
currency. Tho salvation OF rising
prices n be secured by increasing
tile volumu Of tho currency. Gold
has cnused or permitted Il falling
market, and carried the Nation fur
on tho road to--Iiadcs. For thirty
years We have had falling prices with
consequent oppression 81 debtors, dc.
preston Of business md industrial
disaster. The train OF events has
been running to obstruction. Free
silver will overs the lever, inaugur.
nto q ri ling market, afford u just 70.
lief from ver Weighted debt, and
stimulate commerce, manufactures
and agriculture to now activity. Tho
tirst silver dollar coined will buy ia
much 10 a dollar does now. Silver
will rise to 81 90 mn ounce; no one
will sell ii for less than that sum min.
us tho expense Of sending il to tho
mint. bocau 10 no can haro il coined
into TINT ut the mint. This increase
IN valuo Ia bo gnincd 10y mining ell
yer will bring lurgc umOunts Of tho
white mctnl into circulation. Tho
consequent gCuruI Of tile currency
volume villrnisc prices, 10, 10. per-
haps. ultimntriy, ~ per cent. relieving
debtors ind developing business with
an energy unknown III tins country
since tho period ot tho war. This ~
the ne,rt Of tho nj Vel philosophy.
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Tho ~ISDEPSDENT received n letter
this morning from Rev. S. n. Gilbert
Of Hot Springs, Idaho, enclosing the
following:
"William Hopkins, aged about II
years, died mt Hot Spr ingl, Idaho
September 81, 1896. He was travel
ing from Silver City to Mountain City,
Nevada. where his homo is supposed
to be, and arriving at Hot Springs
September 18th. was taken i'll that
night. He was n stranger to all IN
Bruneau Valley"
Mr.. Hopkins was m old resident Of
this county and for Il number OF years
was in partnership with D. II. Ballen-
ger in n ranch near Mountain City.
lIc was a Mexican war veteran and
drew II pension from the government,
The abave facts We learn from Mr..
Casper who formerly lived at Mount.
ain City.
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tu"th-r Inh-prn lent Candidate.

Il. II. IIardesty OF South Fork an
himself ns mn Independent
candidate for the Assembly. Mr..
linrdesty has lived twentytour years in
Elko county md is thoroughly identi-
fled with its interests. He il one Of
the most cntcrprising rnnohers md
stOckmen in the county. and his efforts
OH the floor oi the Assembly would
be directed toward accomplishing
Liquidation thnt would Tighten the
burdens the people arc now compelled
la bear.
Mr.. Hardesty il an earnest SILVER
man and believes in the unlimited
coinage Of that metal Mt the ratio Of
lG to ]. without Whiting for the aid
or consent OF my other nation. Ilc
left his party when il proved false to
the people III this great question and
Ifs now mn enthusiastic supporter OF
Bryan md Scwall.
II. Il. IInrdesty during his long
residence in this county Inns nevor
before asked tho people for their
suffrage. IIc is kno an to everybody
III mn honorable. upright. enterprise
ing n lie il fully qualified for
tho position he seeks md his record
as Il citizen woulu he 4 guarantee
that he would make nh honest. capable
representative on the floor Of the
Assembly. Economical and prudent
i'll the expenditure of His own money.
no believes in tho same principle in
the expenditure Of Stats and county
funds.
Tho INDEPENDENT asks the voters
to give Mr.. IInrdc 'ty's claims the
consideration tlioy merit and to re-
member him on cleo ion day.
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[FROM DAIIT.l
,hIiNIaGCSt,i


Rcinhart is selling clpthrnr way
down. IL YOU don't believe it. see his
new nd.
Tom Hunter aud A. W. Hesson will
ship tee carloads Of sheep to the east
ern market to night.
& 4. Watkins resigned rs Deputy
Sheriff today and S. NJ. Henley has
been appointed to ill the vacancy. a
good appointment.
A. w. Holmes. the plastercr. arrived
from Reno this morning He will he
gin work on the courtroom to-nor
row.
Tho store of G. 4. Mat,hewsnn. Of
Hamilton. together with the stock
valued at scverIl thousand dollars
wis destroyed by fire last Thursday
morning. \ heavy thunder storm
Was raging Mt the time andit is sup
posed the building was strucl 10y
lightning.
IL your chillren are subject to
Group watch for the first symptom ~
the Observation-Disclosures. II Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the chill becomes hOarSe it
will prevent the attack. Even after
the croupy cough has appeared the
attack Il always he prevented nv
giving this remedy. 1t is also inval-
liable for colds and whoopiug cough.
For sale by NJ. II. Miller.
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At a meeting OF the Nevada Equal
Suffrage Association held Mt Reno on
the 18th. the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Elda 4. Orr, Reno. State Pres.
ident; MB. II. Martin, Genoa. First
Vice President; MB. Maggie Camp
bell, Phoebe, Second Vice. President;
Mrs. May Gill. Wadsworth, Cores
ponding Secretary; Mrs. Fannie We'll
Ter, Austin. Recording Secretary;
Mra. Rir.klc. Carson. Treasurer; Mrs.
Wrattan. Virginia City. and Mrs.
Cownn. Carson. Auditors; Mrs. Z. Il.
Norcross. Reno, Representative in the
Executive Committee OF tho n. a. w.
>. 4.
The President elect appointed Mrs.
Humphries Of Carson Supcrintend-
ent Of Press Work. and Mrs. T.. Is.
Blossom, Genoa. Superintendent uf
Literature.
BY unanimous vote Honorary Pres
ident was conferred ON Mrs. j. Il.
Williamson.
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lFRoM THURSDAYS DAILY
sA,.MAGUNDI.

lr. Wilson returned from h;s
business trip last evening.
Zach lIardesty was in town to-day.
He is looking after his fences.
Any one having a wardrobe for
sale can lind u purchaser by calling
at this Office.
Don't lose sight Of The fact that
Nevada shouli return John p. Jones
to the United States Senate.
Two hundred ard seventy-one
v oters were registered ut Austin on
Saturday against 2s2 two years ago.
Bryan talked to the people Of West
Virginia yesterday. Immense crowds
greeted him at all the places he spoke.
DIR. Moore returned Sunday and
will he ut home for ono week. Those
wishing work done should call at
once rs the DR.. will take a trip in tho
country next week.
e. A. p. johnson, the Democratic
candidate for District Attorney and
Ex-Oficio Superintendent OF Schools,
came down from Tuscarora yesterday
to look after his fences.
Alvaro Evans residence was enter
ed at Reno Saturday afternoon by
burglars and a fiue gold watch and a
quantity OF iewelry taken. The loss is
estimated at over 1901. The family
we're out and the thieves entered dur
ing their absence.
y West India cyclone swept the At
lnntIc coast yesterday. The loss is
estimated away up in the millions.
The damage in Chatham and Savan-
nah counties, Georgia, is estimated at
from 100000 to Sl,000.0 00. 1t is
feared that the loss Of life will be
great.
With two little children subject to
Group We do not rest easy without n
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy in the hou'e for the most severe
attacks quickly succumb to n few dos.
es OF it.-Morrison. Colo, Bud. For
sale Mt % and so cents per bottle by
NJ. II. Miller.
The official newspaper organ of the
Knights OF Labor has come out in a
vigorous editorial indorsing Bryan
md the Chicago platform, and urging
tie organization throughout the
United States to stand by free silver
against the gold standard in the Pres
i1ential election this year. This is the
answe which the w%orkingmen OF the
country send TO men like Powderly
and Chief Arthur, who have always
fawned on the rich.
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EFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SALMtGUIDI

Dallas Gilmore is in from Pleasant
Valley.
j. c. Doughty. tho Starr Valley
birch wiel1er, is in town to lay.
Mrs. A. J. Hood arrived from Adri-
IN. Michigan, this forenoon on Il visit
to her son. DR.. G. J. flood.
Candidate must file their petitions
with the county clerk on or before
the 4th Of next month.
Secretary Carlisle will make three
or four speeches in Kentucky for the
Palmer Buckner ticket.
Mexican Herald:-The cold re-.
frigerated fact remains that here il
silver cursed Mexico we have the
money to pay our bills.
\ large number OF cases OF scar.
let fever are reported at Eureka and
one death has occurred from the
disease.
The local candidates are busy inter
viewing the dear people. All have {
sure thing on being elected. The
fight will lie wax hot from now on.
Zach liardesty is III town toda,
circulating his petition rs Il candidat,
for the Assembly. He finds a gooC
many friends in Elko.
From present appearances there
will he no lack OF material for the
people to choose members Of the
Assembly from III November. We
hear that more candidates will be il
the field.
A Georgia man is going to run fol
nay Office he can get on the following
platform: Il never WIS III the war
nevcr hollcrcl mt the surrender and
never killed anybody that let mt
alone, AMI the only thing | know
about the financial question is this:
need money
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mARRtED,

AouLAR-LARios:.-At the residence
OF the brides mother on North
Fork. Elko county, Nevada, Octo.
Der l, 1896, by l.. Il. Morgan, J Justice
OF tho Peace, Mr.. Domingo Agular
to Miss Manucla LArios.
BERG-R oBERsoS.-At the residence
OF tie brides parents in Lamoille
Valley. Elko county, Nevada, Sep.
TENDER 30, 1896, by Rov. NJ. s. Rid.
die, Mr.. Andrew Berg TO Miss Julia
Robertson.
TAUFrrA- -CoTAST:--A the residence
OF Mrs. Hugo. in Lamoille Valley
Elko county, Nevada, September
10. 1906, by Rev. M. s. Riddle. Mr..
Theodore TauiTer TO Mn. Hattie
Cotant.
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We take this method Of thanking
all those kind friends in Elko and
elsewhere for their kindness. assist
ance and sympathy in our late. sad
bereavement by the death of onr be-
loved husband and father.
MEs. I. Il. HENRY.
PEEMELIA HESRY.
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A Large Chunk,

The largest chunk Of gol that has
ever been shipped to New York city
was there last week. 1t was taken
from the Grand Central depot to the
United States assay office on Wall
street in Il common express wagon
guarded by five detectives. 1t
weighs 4737 ounces and is worth
$4,000. 1t was shipped to the as
say office by the bank Of Montreal,
Canada, and it belongs to the Carl
boo Mining company Of British CO.
lumbia.
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Pretty Teacher (severcly) - Did
your mother write this cx.uscY
Bad Boy--Yc'm.
Pretty Tcacher-IIumph! II looks
very much like ono at your scrawls.
Bad Boy Mamma wrote it; but,
please mann. she had sister Jennie
on ono arm crying with u bumped
head ind brother Willie ON the other
with II cut finger, and u lot Of sewing
on her lap. aud she was rocking the
cradle with hor tocs.
Pretty Teacher lin tho evening"
am very sorry. Mr.. P~oorchap, but
have changed my mind. shall
never marry.-Pcarson's Weekly.
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Arrested for FrHnh.

+. Morseford OF Carson WIS arrest
ed this afternoon u! Sheriff Quirk for
obtaining so from ]. C.. Dunlop
under false ]pretenacs last June. Mr..
Dunlop svOrc tO the warrant. Morse
ford is charged with obtaining the
money from Dunlop under a contract
to furnish Il tombstone fer the grave
Of Mrs. Dunlop. the tombstone to he
made nf Il material q sample Of which
MOrscford shuwcl Dunlop. The
sample was ~chalccdony, but Morse
ford made or undertook Ia make the
tombstone ont or marble. He showed
the sample ms marble, which is al
legged to have been IL FRAUDULENT mis-
representation. Judge CUrbett set
MorsetOrd's bail mt 300, which he was
trying To raise VIXEN the above was
wriitcn.-Nirginiu Chronicle.
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tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
sALMAGUMDI.

Trib cures insect bites and stings
Mrs. Dart has recovered from her
recent illness.
Mr.. j. p. Ross left for Mountain
c.. lis morning.
Trib is the lniment OF the cen.
fury.
Miss Mamie Yates returned from
Montana last night.
DR.. G. F.. Moore. Dentist, Elko
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office at residence.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples Of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from s13 80 up.
The Belmont Courier says that an
old Indian woman was bitten by a
~rattlesnake last week while gathering
pinenuts in the mountains near He.
Creek, and after suffering two days
died from the effects OF the bite.
Trib cures swelliings, bruises,
sprains.
Sacramento Bee:-Christ drove tho
money-changors out Of the Temple.
That was almost 2OOO years ago, how.
ever, and to-day the money changers
write letters to the Churches indi.
rectly ordering them to help IN the
election Of VIM. Mckinley as Presi-
President.
While you are looking for a change
in the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postot-
flee. All goods first class and at the
lowest living prices. Call in and eI.
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. l. n. SHERwood.
Carson News:-Mn. Hartley is en-
deaving to get a slice of the Foley
estate for her son. Judge Hawley
has decided that his rights in the
premises must be settled by a jury.
The case to say the least, will be SEN
%sational.
We wish 10 notify the Justices of
the Peace that they can procure at
this Office. blank Summons, Afida-
Vits and Undertakings on Attach
ments, Writ OF attachments. Criminal
Complaints, Warrants, Commitments
on Sentence and Commitments to ap.
pear before the Grand Jury, gooo for
aLy county in the State.
Major Robertson, wife and two
daughters Of New York City and H.
j. Mayhem Of Denver arrived this
morning. They and w. B. Duval and
John Able left for the Island Monnt.
ain placer mines this afternoon.
A new and complete Spring and
Summer line OF gents and children's
clothing, furnishing goods, hats aud
caps, boots and shoes at marvellous
y low prices. Have also added dry
goods to the above stock. Tho latest
style OF ladies' Summer waists at g
ALExANDER's.
Trib does not mend n broken wheel.
Nor yet n broken heart;
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepared anew to start.
W. F. Mahoney and Ben Craighead
returned from Kansas City to day
where they had been with a shipment
OF sheep. Asked as to the political
situation in Kansas and Nebraska,
MIR. Mahoney, who Is u Mckinley man,
said TINT Bryan would carry both
States Ivy an overwhelming major
ity.
IL il n Fact that Hoods Snrsaparilla
the One True Blood Purifier, has
proved, over and oyer again. that il
has power to cure, even when other
medicines fail to do any good,
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
and do notpurge, pain Oh grippe. All
| 1A- ~
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How the Farmers stand,

james II. Welshon, chief miller at
the Riverside Mile, desiring to ascer.
tam the political preference OF the
farmers who take wheat to md pur.
chase honr ut the Mills prepared a
ballot box, sealed it up md nskcd
every customer to put Il ballot in the
boxwitli the name Of his che ice for
President written thereon. i tally
was kept Of the number OF votes poll.
ed aud yesterday the box WIS opened
and tho votes pollcd with tho follow.
ing result: Total number OF votes
cast 30. OF which Bryan received A
and Mckinley s. This indicates how
the farmers stand. The ballot was
secret md everybody voted as h,
plcascd.-Reno journal.
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At.sO READ THie.

MIC nAHIcsvILLE, st. Mary County,
Md sold u bottle oi Chamberlain q
Pain Balm ~ "A mn who had been
suffering with rheumatism for several
ycars. 1t made him u vol man. A.
j. McGILL. For sale NJ so cents per
bottle by NJ. Il. Miller.
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The IBrutr.

The giraffe has II tongue eighteen
inches long" said MR. Garrill.
ard knows how to hold it too
snapped Mr.. Gnrrill, who han had a
long curtain lecture the night before.
-Iiarpcr's Bazaar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-04

Tho Grand Lodge ~ Good Temp
lars Mt its session III Reno last week
elected the following officers: George
r. Vnrdy. q. G. T., ire elected sew
entli tcrm) Elko; Rev. NJ. S. Riddle,
G.. Coun. Elko; Mrs. +. J. wcnfhcrs,
G. V. T.. Dccth; Mrs. A. NJ. McNces.
G. S. IT, Reno; j. A. Bonhnm. G.
Sccty.. Reno; Miss F.. McNccs. 4. G.
S.. Reno; Rev. Il T.. Bradshaw. G..
f.. Reno; Miss Francis Casc. G. c..
Paradise; II. Rice, G. NJ, Genoa; G..
A. Mcleod. ID. G.. NJ. Ycringtnn; G..
4. Lcavitt. q G.. Yerington; W.
Ezcll, G.. S., G%arhnervillc; j. f.
Bray. p. c.. G. T.. Reno; Rcv. NJ. s.
Riddle, /. S. l.. Rep. Elko; Mn. II.
s. Bonniisld. I. s. l.. Att. Carson.
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+. J. CHENEY 4 co, props,,

can not DO cured by Halls Catarrh
euro.
f. J. CHENEY & Co, Props.
Toledo. Ohio.
We the undersigned have known
r. j. Cheney .or the last ID years
md believe him perfectly honorable
in nll bushes s transactions and tin-
ancially Hblcto curry ont any oblipa.
tons made by their firm.
WtsT TRAux. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, y. WALUiNu, KiNsMhS, 4
NARyiS,W Wholesale Druggists. Tole.
10, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter.
nnlly acting directly upon tho blood,
and mucous surfaces Of tho system,
Price 75c. per H. tile. Sold by ali
druggiste. Testimonials fee.
Halls Family Pills are the heat.
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ffTrnnbl-d with IthrumntIsm Read
This.

ANNAPOLIS. Mil. Apr. 10. 1891
hnve used Chamberlnin's Pain Balm
for rheumatism and found Il to DO nil
Tint II claimed FOR it. I believe II to
be best preparation for rheumat ism
and deep scat"d muscular pains on
The market and chcrr'ully recommend
it to tho public. Jso. g.. Brooks,
dealer in boots. shoes, etc, No. is
Main 1t.
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HORN.

BRADIsH: In Clover Valley, Elko
county. Nevada, October /, 1896 to
the vito OF James Bradish, a
daughter.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

announcement ander this head will ~.
published up TO the General Election for
go. payable invariably in advance.
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Secretary OF State Howell has the
thanks Of the INDEPENDENT for %
copy Of the certificates Of nominations
sent Ia the variOns county clerks. The
following are the different State
tickets:
DEMOCRATIC AND SILVER rARTY TICKET
Presidential electors for William j.
Bryan for President and Arthur Sew
all for Vice Prcsident-Bcnjinin +.
Lcctc Of Waslioc county, George
Russell of Elko county aud Joseph
r. Rynn OF Storey county.
Representative in Congress Fran
els q. Newlnnds of WnshOr county.
Licutenant.G Governor g. II. T..
Hardin Of Humboldt county.
Justice 81 the Supreme Court-W.
4. Massey Of Elko county.
Long Term member 81 HOnrd Of
Regents 81 the State University. y.
Evans oi Wnshoc county.
Short Term member Of Board OF
Rcgcnia "f the state University - III.
s.. Starreit AZ Lander comfy.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Presidential Electors for William
Mckinley for P.'sidcnt and Garrett
4. ilobart for Vice Prcsidcnt-Allcu
&. Bragg OF Washnr county, j. a
Lewis Of washoc county aud u, Pierce
Of Lyon county.
Representative in Congrcss-M. j.
Davis Of White Pine county.
Lieutenant. Guycrnor-J. -. Moore.
Of Elko country.
Justice of the Su RENE Cou r,--M,
a. Murphy Of Esmcralda county.
Long Term member Of Roarh Of
Regents Il. the State UniverSity-J.
NJ. Fulton OF Wasloc county.
Short Term members 81 Board OF
Regents Of the State Uniycrsity-F,
G.. McDinrmid " Ormsby county.
PEOPLES Patty TICKET.
Presidential Electors for William
D. Bryan for President md Thomas
r.. Watson for Vice prcsidcnt-il. G.
Dangbcrg 81 Douglcs county. George
r.. Pcckham 81 WCahor county aud
Charles II. Steele Of storey county.
Representative in Congress james
g.. Doughty Of Fix" county.
Lieutenant Governor George
Cummings ~ storey county
Justice ~ the 3upro lie Court
Benjamin f.. Cnrlcr OF WaElIoc coun.
~.
Long term mcmbcr ot ljoard OF
Rcgoais 81 tho S'nir University
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