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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
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NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE Mail and
Express this evening says that in spite
of the surmiscs Of As family and close
personal friends. that j.. d. lyman. known
ass tha famous 40. D. is sun in this cOun-
try and that the man now under arrest
in BouiOguc is altos Their another person.
there is uo possible doubt that lyman rs
under arrest. The charge on which lie
i. now hold-that OF completely in the
Phoenix Park murders, is believed 10 be
merely o. flmsy pref Nl 10 hold MN until
warrants for sin more recent ana cer-
taluiy ass serious Off,a.e can Dee served.
lyman lee America Ol August 18th, last
on the Hamburg-AW rlU.ln line, Augusta
Yictoria, for llambur-
Two DAYS before tue vessel sailed the
paper asserts the notorious .u'afchiai,
paul RabenoUtz. with several aliases.
bought the ticket for lyman, Who sailed
under the name oil j.. Becker in the
Storage Of the ship mentioned. IL Is
also learned, the paper goes on 10 say.
that BeU. the man arrested Ia Glasgow.
eailed for EurCpe on the Icutonic, August
12th. under the name Of Harris. faDen-
ovitz is also believed 20 be on the other
side. Every move the man made here
was narrowly watched 10y ScolIaHd 1atd
detectives. -
A DANGEROUS MAN.
Raber oyitz. who is regarded 10y the So
cret service detectives ia this city as
the prime mover ia the scheme has
been known as one Of the cleyereSt NM.
lists in this country. lie IS a chemist OF
great ability, and is known IS a nlAn WHO
rsrely talks. lie was reglrled III every
way as a safe man.
six months ago lie beEan 20 frequent
several cafes on the East ahe' y" at
tcrtion was paid him. lie seemed TO
have plenty OF money. oiNtr me" came
see nm regularly. The paper says
it is informed that Rahnovitz ms ~
a long time been planning 4 series or
dynamite outrages in Russo. Inc chi
cago groups OF Nihilsts were KNOW" 10
be with him in the matter, ana ne WIS
I'm constant and frequent secr,t cofn,nnni-
cldon with them. At the office OF the
White Star Line nothing was Sno"h
about Bell. A Thomas Harris did san IN
the Storage OF the 'reutonic on august
18th. He gave his destination as Lon
don. That Is all that Is known OF n'n'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
m.fINrAINING 4 PARIrr.
Secretary Carlisle Explains the Method OF
His Department.

10 n
-. - s.,-ot,ry
" A7iiiN' w. .. d., p.~
Carlisle lioin dis 7'.'''.' .-.
li-rnof, Altr i'7 A''Ni ''''
IeniuckF l7ii'rI l.i". ''7 '"' $3.50
letter which Is t0-s day hale puDi.1'
Af. James J.. Hr-l, LoHlsfil'r.
Dear Sir-Nour letter asking how me
silver dollars. which contain ID quantity
OF bullion commercially worth ony about
nfty-three cents eaeh are maintained al
parity with gold hoi". ..'l''l'- ',,'
facI tIat lAe p'F,i-''.."' No '9'
ieclly f'itrNl .-'.'' 'i I'D. 49,
sued upon them, ln eoii' Us received '""
as % great many Inquiries ul'i l.'' same
subject are ac,iee-'l I'd me nily rom
different parts OF the country Wnch t
is impracteahlc to answer in detail ]
viii take advantage of your favor 10
answer them az once
COINAGE SINCE ISIS.
All tho standard silver dollars lesrcf
from the mints since the passage OF the
act of 1875 now amounting 10 more than
1883 oo0oO0 have been coined on public
account from bullion purchased by the
Government and are legal tender in pay-
ment of all debts public and private
without regard 90 the amount except
when otherwise expressly stipulated boz
the contract between the parties They
belong 10 tho Government when coinod
and they arc raid Cut Dog tho Government
no "a parity with for property and services
of an kinds and received from The peo-
pie no parity with god in the payment
of AM public dues and demands. Tho Cow
eminent has made no discrimination
whatever between the coins of the two
metals gold having been paid on IFS
coin obligations when gold was demand
od and silver having been paid when
silver was demanded.
Under this policy tho coinage has been
so limited hv law and the policy Of the
Treasury Department. that the amount
coined has not become so great rs 10
drive tho more valuable coin. gold. out
OF uso. ana thus destroy the basis Of our
monetary system. and so long AS the two
metals arc OF unequal commercial value
M tho ratio established by law. this
limitation upon the coinage SIS. in my
opinion. absolutely essential % the main
tonance ~ their parity I'm onocting ex-
changes. II constitutes the principal safe
guard for the protection Of our country
against the depreciation which tho OK
perience OF an countries has shown would
otherwise result from the attempt 10 use
two legal tender coins Of the same do
nomination. but Of unequal value II
the limitation were removed. confidence in
the ability Of the government 10 preserve
equality in the cxchangeable value OF tho
coins would bee destroyed and the parity
would be- lost long before the amount Of
silver coined nd become really excess
sive
Under THE FREE SILVER LAWS
WIN er.o an. ,,nli,,fto1 c.,,r.,. Of
silver n, acconnt Of rrivato ,n1lvldu.ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
The sIcred Wcvlcr Massacre

HAVANA. Sept. 1.-THE cable dispatch
received in New York from Madrid on
Sunday last stating that Captain-Gcnoral
Weyler has called TO the government that
he had caused nfty-ono prisoners TO De
Shot. WAS untrue. General Weyler never
sent such "a dispatch TO Madrid
Considerable excitement prevails in
commercial circles. The Spanish bank
has closed its exchange department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

child-or IL they do not, they ought 10 Dus
angels cannot change the course on Na'uie'
and il Is not right that they shouiu' nc
woman who wants 10 have a neal'hy oaDy
and who wants 10 come safely tnlou wy
ordeal herself, with no lifelong "eaA "-ss ~
a consequence will do what suc N"'' ~ '. 80
herself strong and healthiul m every way;
Above all things. she will-during the peilou
OF gestation-take regularly d. fieice IA
vorite Prescription This IS a positive sPe-
cifc for all female weakness and disease;
II may be depended upon TO purify anu
strengthen the organs distincuVeiy iei'l-
nine. 10 soothe all Inflammation, ana % s'oP
pain and debilitating drains. II cuies wneie
doctors have failed and Il cures right AZ
home without necessitaung aDhoilcn1 *
limitations and local treatment. IL y ,ne
only medicine In the world that rlaAS' 'le
cou,iug of baby easy and perfectly safe IL
4 the only medicine designed for its pur-
pose. that is the invention OF regularly
graduated physician, an experienced anu ,.
Skilled specialist III the treatment OF the ols-
eases of women. Druggists sell H. ana any
woman who wants to know all about II Juse
how TO use it III her particular case may
write TO DR.. K. V. Pierce, chief consulting
physician of the Invalids' Hotel ana SuI-
gical Institute, Buffalo, y. y.
TAKE LESS MEDICINE. @
There IS no Use IN taking a great big PHI
or a great big spoonful Of medicine a uny,
sugar coated granule viii do the s1ihV NJ NJ
and do II fully. Or. Pierce's ileasint -
cure consideration and other disorders OF the
digestive organs cure them surely ana com.
fortably with no gripping or other unpleasant n
feeling-cure them 50 that they stay eutee' euio
them more quickly and more easily thah the -
lent medicines that wrench the system INC
pellets are 20 small that Il takes iortyoi tnrn
to all the little vial they come IN. Trey cost
TWENTY-FIVE cents and good druggists sell them
II A druggist attempts 10 sell you something else
which he says is lust as good, keep your hand
on your pocket-book The man who Is disnoness
In one thing Is net to be trusted IN snoshes'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
Children are

Children are
told that angels
bring little ba-
bies straight
from heaven.
They are told
that when the
little o n c
comes, the rus
tie Of angels
wings may be
heard Angels
probably do
watch over the
mother and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Instead OF each man going into business
with small capital on his own account,
you should form big companies. such as
they have in France. and carry on bust
ness on u grand scale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

"Ho that loveth silver shall not be sat
ished with silver; nor he. that loyeth
abundance with Increase; this also is
vanity "-EcclosiastoS v. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
TO IMPROVE SHOCKOE CREEK.
The Board Of Aldermen ApprOprlateS
SS,2S2.S6 for That Purpose.
The MATTER DISCUSSED At LENGTH

And Much Interest Manifcstcd-lhe i'""r"
Addressed by one Of the Flood suffer-
ers.-BicycIists Must Carry Lamps
For street Improvements
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
The Cleveland strike.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3:-The labor
situation in this city is again critical.
\ hundred and fifty non-rmiou men
went to work mt the Brown hosting
works this morning. guarded by four
companies Of militia and a large force
OF police. \ big crowd Of union men
were present, but no outbreak oc.
Cured. The police and the soldiers
kept the strikers moving. y sympa-
tlletic strike, threatened ever since
the strike at the Brown Company's
works began eleven weeks ago. was
inaugrated this morning. Eighty
seven men employed by the Van Wag-
uer IL Williams Co., hardware manu-
facturers, laid down their tools and
walked out. They say that their
only grievance was sympathy with
the Brown CompHny's men. Com
tuittees were sent to other factories
TO notify the men that they were
called ont. Tie leader of the Van
Wagner strikers salt that they would
demand of Mayor M:liiZlen that the
non-unionists he d%isarmed.
Ifthis is refused The strikers will
arr. themselves and compel the non.
unioDists to give up their weapons b.
force il necessary.
Shortly before noon, Director of
Police Abbott ordered another COM
pany Of militia to the Brown works.
making five companies in all. The
Director said nc had received private
Information which satisfied him that
the condition OF affairs was more seri
Gus than appeared on the surface.
4 crowd of union men gathered nt
the corner of Hamilton and Bcldcn
streets this morning aud when or
dered to diFpersc. refused Ia do so.
a squad OF police charged on tn,
crowd and took into custudv several.
charged with violating the sidewalk
ordinance.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
AS o,No cALAMIry.

RI 80 #.M.
The following paragraph, credited
to the London Echo, shows how Eng
ishmen-some OF them. at lenst-
regard the American outlook. Who
viii dare to say, with the facts OF to-
day before him, that the picture is
overdrawn:
Tho signs OF the times indicate that
before the sun rises on January |,
1900, the great American nation will
groan and writhe in an agony OF rero.
luton. and the streets OF her great
cities will be slippery with blood-a
hundred drops of blood for each gem
that flashes on the necks OF the rich
and pBmpered women and ten drops
for every tear that has washed the face
OF the poor. Politics is 80 rotten that
it stinks. Everybody knows it and
no u cares. America is no longer
a republic. 1t is "a plutocracy. The
President is merely the creation OF
bank directors, railroad king and
Goa blrons, and it is the same with
the Governors OF the States. Tie
poor whine about their poverty and
gnaw their crusts of bread. but can
always be relied upon to vote for the
rich, and ~nine-tenths Of them would
shoulder their muskets and lay down
their lives III defense OF the right OF
the rich to rob them. A nation such
as this, i'll which one million pluto
Gratis tyrannize over sixty millions
slaves, will be either overthrown by a
foreign foe or die by gangrene. The
various labor organizations neither
think together. vote together. nor
work together. and theyhave no mon
ey to buy votes, lawyers and judges.
Soldiers and police shoot down labor
ing people and are cheercd on in
their bloody work by monoplies and
the clergy. But the day will soon
come when there will be n horrible
dance to death. lighted up by burning
houses, and the music OF crius and
grolns and dynamite and bombs.
Rich idiers amuse themselves at
Newport and Tuxedo; poor workers
toll ce~aselessly in the darkness OF the
mine and din Of the mill. Young
men and women dawdle over iced
champagne and oyster patties. old
men and women pick rotten food ont
OF garbage cans. Lap dogs are
driven through Central Park to take
the air; children die OF overwork in
filthy garrets. Piety in the White
House is enjoying the frnits Of brb-
ery-iDtidelity in the tenement house
enduring the punishment of unright-
eousncss. These are the signs OF the
times in America to-duy-signs that
point to calamity too dreadful to i'm
agine but which nothing can avert.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Three ora Kind.

While the republicans are engaged
N getting up nlliterative campaign
cries they should not ignore the Nc.
kinley law panic OF 1893 and the ter
ribie poverty which foil lowed. ~Pro-
lection. Panics md Pauperism. il a
'crsc and truthful statement Of cause
and effect. In view Of the million
or more OF idle men thrown out Of
employment while the tariff OF 1890
was ID force, a good platform on
whiJh TO appeal to tho Amei ican
w"r sing nca would be @raxcs. Trusts
aud 9rhmpg.' For the farmers the
hi!h-iaxt ion shoutcrs can try aMc.
hniey, Monopoly and More Mort
gagca' Any Of those notices wonld
correctly describe tho republican
policy, whereas the use Of the wor IL
Protection and Prosperity is q hum.
bug and a ftaui. Protection Is only
"nother naine Tor heavier tax burdens
on tho ma q. and 10 people ever he.
came prosperous through high taxes.
Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
BARNEY HORN.
Notice For Publication.
tSIrfp STATES i.SSD OFFICE,l
Carson CITY, Nevada, July :, Iesi.

E&IIEn SfAfpz I .Sf. nuu1g.
Carson city, Nevada, July ;, iss
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
IL c,vrv ru,r
" the State OF Nevada, under tho Act of
June 10. l-SI, has u!ci la this ocic, a lis, n,
lands situalrd I'm the townships n, dcscrib
cd nclow, and has applied for Il pa,cn, for
said lands; that the list is open 10 the pub
lie for Inspection, and "a copy III, &c, by de
sCriptivC subdivisions. has bccl no ted iu
u convenient place In this onlcr I,, .a, in.
spcctlou Of all persons interested. and m.
public generally.
Within the next sixty days foIlovir,. IN.
date of this notice prntrsts mr. cor,c.,.
against Tho claim q, tho S,,,co, <or,I, ;.
nuyi,ruri or subdivision ,,.,rD,c, 4, M,
on tho ,,r,urt ma, ,,. ., -. -.,n
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gr a OF ne :, gcc -. I - H. - -. ~ acres.
So I, Of sr. > I I5u r sgc IDncrps,
= {. of n. G, src .. n n. r .gc. ~ acres.
10: !. sec =. I - n, ~ a., 81 acres.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Shc%.D EtIRl AGhDGNi
UGuTS. TrNI.

This institution ~ cui du"iCdby ~"
%'sisi"in ~ ~" Holy Crn@s. ia" c.ursr
rf riuty ir thorough and cOmrr-b"u.
piyn DESIGNED to devo'op the met,
tai. mo- NJ and physical powers ~ IT,"
uruilr. uni to mnkc th"m u"rfr'
women IL elevated tastes uDi Guilt
vu;rd mrnurrR. General drawing,
,rrnl and r,irumcntni music. plain
s",prun and ormnmontnl nccd'rworh
frc" ~ charge Typr.wti'tng ana
shOr,.hund tnuH',t according To most
nupr yr,I m"ihu,la. \ eiccinl fch,'
~" uf this rorulnr school 10 prepnr.
i'm! yuurg lndi s for tn" profession "i
]tcnrhiur. The number Of "iilci"ht
iop"hcru ahc ,rhrly e"nds iotth A.
icgIg her Ruccrse IN ihis nr'. THIS
srt,nol hna ~ a npecinl d~pihrim"n,
where luil" boys Hrn received and
,rninch. Clrssrs will lbs rcsrm"dih
nrat Monday IN Sept" nbCr. For
terms and spccim information nd.
dress
S'rTEu SurrHtnT.
Sacred Heart Academy.
Oidrn. Uta'i.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Thc high schnnI nunhinr.

Mr.. II. y. West arrived from Or.
den on M. 1 to- lay having been sent
here by Mr.. Miller to put up the high
school building. lie reported to the
Board OF Commissioners on his mr.
rival and discussed the situation with
them. The Board took the matter
under consideration and will doubt
less come to some conclusion before
adjourning. Mr.. West iuror med the
lNpErESDEST at noon, that Mr.. Mil
Ter had been sick for ii week or more
III Ogden and was unable TO come
hero, but would return to Caldwell
tonight. Also that Mr.. Miller repre-
sented to him that lumber and other
materials were on the ground and
that everything was ready to begin
work ut once. Acting on the so repre-
%sentations he engaged two or three
carpenters to come here on the next
train Finding that the condi ion of
affairs was not rs represented lie tc!e-
graphed tho men not to m
Mr.. Miller certainly knows the con-
diiion OF affairs here and his ropres.
tation to Mr.. West arc hard to under.
stand. His course since taking the
contract to erect the high school
building has not been such as to
commend him to this community as
nm energetic business man.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Collection Agency.

'hi"rNcn hy III" Leading Firms Of Tho
Cuuat. y" '"'
what iay
Thc INTERSTATE COMMERCIAL
MD COLLECTION AGENCY.
H'nh sour slow Accounts Ia ilrm fo,;c,i.
%loction. '"'" '"'F'o'
uinco, 90 Finh a,-r"'. Sacramento. co,
Don't delay. CAN az once and IL, ne ro,n
rnitr business
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09

2 Woolverton ,...... ..--. 81 %
jacob EsGers. .............lS3 :3
b Il BIlkey ....... ...........l5O o.
CA Watkins. 100 20
VA Massey I'D 90
John Henderson. . .-......l 80 20
J VI Mateer 200 %
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
James Bran. feather busters. ; -
Jerry Regain, Justice fees.
claimcdS6, ullowcd...... > 90
+. Cogswell Supt. chain gang. ~ 90
FW WIlierson Const. fees. II 50
Payne & Miller, lumber. $50. / 30
Lloyd Butler. %janitor etc.,. 10 90
Eastman * Winter. road work 100 90
L l. Morgan, Justice FEES. ~ %
Frank Cogswell, Constable fees II 30
VI Matccr. TRANSPORTING pTjs-
> %
Chesley Woodward, road work. 81 90
CONTINGENT FUND.
NSherwood. stamps. ....... S 90
Irwin EIodson Co. stationery. 50 90
Henderson banking Co. Trans
porting Mrs. Lal eand children. II 90
Trial Jurors, jury scrvice.....G 3i 80
Irwin, llodson Is Co. Station
cry. . 800. ST ~
j. NJ. Matccr Board Prisoners. p 30
Stanley Rigsby, Tclegrams aud
mpnls II ~
Gil Sproulc. Statiomery,...... 10
Sproulc & Rooher. Co. print
lhg..... ....... ....... 60 90
" Patterson, Freight Charges. 3G5
j Vi Matcer, meals for jury
men IL 10
INDECENT FUND.
W S IIiiIman. burying midi
Northumberland. .... 10 90
W. II. Armstrong. salary etc. 1863 90
J NJ MatccT, Medical Attend
hhcc...... =. j ~
+ IL GciIcIman, Provisions
Mollic Forsh"y........... 10 90
J Nelson. Convcyancc........ 3 90
AZ IuliMah. DUTylnG lhdlgCnt IL ID
III Chase, mdso . 10
G ALEXANDER. Mdse............ 8 10
5. Mcdowell, salary & mcdi
cine ...... .... 10 90
ROAD FC%D-RoAD wORK.
Jas Furguson. Tuscarora, road
"or" .....lVJ w
SPECIAL HIGH sCuOUL.
Al Woodruff, b-icl;..... Of. 1920 90
STATE or NEVADA.
County Of Eiko, rs
|. John iIcudcr. on. County Clerk
and Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners, in aud for said Conn
ty and State. do hereby certify that
the foregoing bills wcro passed and
ordered paid by the Board Of County
Commissioners ON tue 81 day uf
AuguJt \. ID. 1896.
lnu- Iir-nrp.,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Tn III. pnini.

In his speech. at tho opening of the
Republican campaign In Maine. yes.
ter lay. Thomas B. Reed said:
when stephen a. Douglas decIar.
ed after Sumptcr was fired on, TINT
'~thencetotuh there could DO but two
parties. patriots and traitors, tc won
the respect even OF the foes and nm
imperisliable place In history
True, Douglas was right. tho conn.
try appIauded, and II thu aLittlo
Giant OF lllino is were alive to-day.
no would have made use OF tho same
words at tho tail OF tho Republican
party ut st. Louis, when Marcus
Aurellius Htnna tunnel 1T oyor.
bouod hand and foot. to the MorVans
and Rolhsch Ids, to tho Wall street
brokers and the Lombard street
bankers, and labled IL Mckinley
Sacramento Rec
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Nav Edition or Mining Laws.

We have received the ninth edition
Gust OUT Of Cops Mining Code
published by Henry y. Copp. II law
yer OF Washington ID. c., who has
6 ven many years to the study OF min
ing laws 1t Is a book Of moro lhnn
900 pages. and will be found of great
interest to mine owners and prospect
ors, as il gives the United States
mineral land laws aud tic official III
strnctions Hereunder, the vari rus
state and territorial mining laws. min
crs' liens. rights Of way. &c, mumer-
ous forms for use from the location
to the p%atenting, lease and sale Of II
mine, and also IL large collection ~
abstracts OF court and land Office de-
cisions and rulings. Every cntcrpris-
ing mining man will secure Il copy.
Tho San Francisco News Company
candles Mr. Cops publications ON
the Pacific coast. Tho book il for sale
by the principal book stores and 10y
the publisher in Washington. D.. G.
Tho price is - cents.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
At Following eductions:

Satines, regular price 90 cents, nov IS cents per yard.
20 I2H
Long Cloth reduced to 10 cents per yard.
PcrCalcs, " 10 " "
Chameleon Cloth, regular price I2E cts now s 8 cts. pr I'd.
Turkey Red Percales, reduced 10 cents per yard.
Challcs, reduced to 5 cents per yard.
Dress Ginghams, reduced to 9 cents per yard.
Apron Ginghams, reduced to 7 cents per yard.
Summer Silks, regular price 50 cts, HOW s. cts. per yard.
India Silks, reduced to 40 cents per yard.
Ladies' Sailor Hats, reduced from 500 to 90 cents.
All Straw Hatsle left i'll stock at just one-half of rsglar price.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
Fat vs.. Lean Men.

4 keen observer OF affairs III gen.
eral, asked Us the other day il wc had
ever noticed that the fat men have nll
the snaps. On being asked how he
accounted for the fact he said: "Wcll
you sec, these other fellows arc such
hustlers that they yet away past the
snap without seeing it. while the fat
mar comes lcisurcly along Just in
time to pick !, mp. They don't worry
about things, take 1t easy and chi y
life. while the slim. raw bonCd mun
ia cycrlHstjngly frctting and stcwiug
away and often to no purpose" On
thinking the matter Over VIC are IN.
clincd to think that our 6bscrvmt
friend. generally spcaking Is correct
in his ideas on tho subicct.--r .
change.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09

When you are ~ rosd Of letter
honIa, bin hcado, note hcndn. enyel
opcs RtEtcmeu;p, etc. uJmcmhcr that
you can have thom printed at the IL
pGprSpEyc cnicc at prices within tie
Foaeh Ut all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
WILLS

Towing is u list OF the bills al
low i by the Board of County Com
miJsioners at their regular meeting
on Monday, August 3. 1896: