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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-05

WAsHISGToH, January 1.-The Sen
ate Finance Committee adjourned at
1890 until tomorrow. No action
II taken aud no vote had. Tho
bond bill was discussed, but the tar.
III bill was not taken up.
Senators White. Wolcott and Vest
were not present so the free silver
and Gnti.silver mel were tied.
After the regular meeting Of tho
committee the Republican members
held Il conference. so also did tho
Democrats. Senator Jones of Ne
vada met with the Democrats IA the
conference was considered IA silver
conference more than anything else.
The silver men unanimously decid.
ell todnsist upon an amendment in
the nature Of an entire substitute
providing for the free coinage Of sill.
yer and elimination OF all authority
for the issuance Of bonds.
Senator Jones Of Arkansas was del.
cgatcd To prepare \ measure III ac-
cordnncc with :hesc views Ia he sub.
mited to the full meeting OF the COM
mittcc rs soon ~ il can be completed.
There is a hope that tho bill n re.
ceivc final consideration Mt the hands
OF the committee i'll time to permit re.
porting 1t to the Senate to morrow,
but this may not bc accomplished.
Tho ahscntecs Will be paired
when a vote ia reached in the com.
mittnc.
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WAsHIHGToN, Dec. 30.-In the SEN
ate to day Chandler offered a resolu.
ton calling on the Committee on
Naval Affairs to inquire whether the
prices charged the United States for
IN plates are in excess OF the
prices charged foreign governments,
and whether any officers OF the Unit
States are interested i'll the patent
process employed in making the
plates.
The resolution Of Quay was adopted
directing the Secretary Of the Navy
to inform the Senate whether, in his
opinion, it would be advantageous to
the Naval service to contract for six
battle ships instead OF two. now au.
thorized on the basis Of the bids now
before the Navy Department.
Lodge delivered an address giving
an interesting sketch os the Monroe
Doctrine, and showing how it was in.
yolved i'll the NencZulan controversy.
a settlement could only he reached
he said, by the temperate action Of
Congress and the President.
Senator Perkins to. day introduced
n Nicaragua Canal bill in the Senate.
II provides the capital stock shall con.
Eist OF 100000 shares Of 800 each.
aud Is on the lines Of the Barham
House bill.
Senator voorhees, presented Il com.
municatiOn from Senior V. i. Dnr"ir.
gucz, Charge d'AHairp Of the argeb.
tine Legation, bearing upon the rela.
tons between the Argentine and the
United States Is affected by the tar.
fHha' proposed on wool by tho House
- 20 continue
go. -Vuu ,.U..Dg uuu to avoid disturb.
tho the commercial relations between
The two countries. he asks whether il
could not he suggested in consider.
ing the bill tho proposed duty should
be made to apply only TO countries
other than South America. lie says
the wool importatioDs from South
America arc comparatively small. and
instances the statement Of the Nation.
nl Wool Growers Association that
their chief complaint il against Aus.
trhlian woods, and suggests that all
ends n be accomplished by exempt.
ing the South American countries
from the operations Of the bill. Ito
hddcdi ain this way the relations
with our sister republic would not DC
affected, and the Argentine Republic
would supply. in II moderate degree.
tho wants OF this market, while tho
United Statce tnkiug advantage Of
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Following is n list OF the presents
received by Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Dor.
sey:
Silver tea service and china dinner
sct-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Russell.
Large Onyx clock Alexander fam
lily.
One half doz. each, silver knives,
forks, tea spoons and table spoons
Mr.. and Mns. II. l.. Bremen.
Cane rockcr-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fcrnald.
Banquet lamp-Mr. and Mn. Geo.
Russell.
Oak rockcr-Mr. and Mrs. lIcnder-
son Green.
Pair white blankets-Ms. Essen.
berg.
Ten dollars-Mr. ii. Chase.
Oak rockcr-Mr. and Mr. +. Rein
hart.
Silver salad spoon and fork-Mr.
and Mrs. Webster Patterson.
Silver berry dish-Mr. and Mrs.
Jas Brain.
Silver knives. forks, tea spoons and
table spoons - Henderson Banking
Co.
Silver berry spoon-Ruth and Mat.
tic Russell.
Silver sugar shell-Lida Russell.
Sofa cushion and tidy-ROsa and
BcCcic Alexander.
Cut glass salt and pepper set-Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Letter.
China tea set and salad set-Jamcs
Russell Jr.
Silver Tray-Miss Ollie Brown.
Silver odor stand - Mr.. w. w,
Boolcr.
Table cloth and napkins-From Il
friend.
Silver knives, forks, teaspoons and
table sPoons-Willie and DOllic Rus,
sell.
Silver butter knife and sugar shell
Frank and Agnes F'crnald.
Album - Mr.. and Mrs. G. III.
Sproule.
Silver napkin rings-Mr. and Mrs.
Al. Dorsey.
Box cut ilowcrs-Judgc Talbot.
Pair white blankets - From a
friend.
Walnut clock-Gcorgc Is. Russell.
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1895 y 1896.
Communicated

The year 1895, like a tale that las
been told, has passed from US never to
return. We are like II group OF trav.
elers who are commanded never to re
trace their steps. Tho road is closed
to them. The scenes, the sutferings,
the wanderiugs and the anXietics and
expectations incident 10 that portion
OF the journey are forever past. How
solemn the thought that the past can
never be recalled! For good or evil
we have lived. 1t is Gods year alb
solutely now, The book is sealed
and laid up in the heavenly records,
to be opened when time is no more.
1t cannot be recalled or relieved by
us, but it is still in existence. The
past is not absolutely n thing Of the
past" We have done with it as the
period Of progress and labor, but 1t
has not done with us. The past has
simply changed its ~avocatiou or use.
So to say. 1895 stood before us on last
New Years Day rs an unsculptured
block, though all these days we have
been fashioning them into a statute
OF Some Sort now the last touches
have gone from us. Henceforth it
ceases to be Ours. We must, there.
fore, learn wisdom from the past. Ac-
cording to our deeds will be III
pleature OF pain. IL 1t be a mouu
ment OF sin and crime, il will stand
appallingly before us; il Of earnest
deeds OF noble acts. its smiles shall
gladden. our hearts. Blessed is he
who looks thereon earnestly and teach
ably i'll either case. The past, in
many respects, is consolatory. Many
considerations would lead us to say:
y do not wish to see it yer again.
We have been sorely tempted to do
wrong. We were enabled to overcome
and it is n Joy to feel that we are out
Of danger and will not have to pass
through the same conflicts again.
We have suffered in mind and body,
!. period is put 10 them forever.
They are buried in the grave of 1895.
We have been bcrcavcd. The wound
Is healing. Faith is growing strong,
er after having been so rudely shaken
by the cold winds Of the dark and
desolnte land of death. We shall not
have to say farewell again to the
loved one who have gone from us
during 1898. The past is consolatory,
because it implies progress. We all
delight in novelty. We are school
boys glad to begin Il new book or ell.
ter a new class. We thirst for growth
for development. We rejoice that the
goal OF to-day is the starting point OF
to morrow. We rejoice that life ID
not n circle, but Il right line stretch.
ing out into eternity; and even then
we may hope for something like
progress and development. The right
line tends toward God and Heaven.
Here lies before us the year 1896.
Its days, like golden threads. you may
into a robe OF honor and use
F~ulness, or into a robe of shame and
disgrace. The days lie before us like
empty vessels and we may ill them
with the fragrant ointment of noble
leeds or the poison OF evil deeds.
Like a sea over which you may sail
to the haven OF succe and gladness
or i'll which you may be wrecked and
ruined. 1t is a mansion in which you
should tread with clean feet. God
will be avenged if you pollute this
sanctuary we call 1896.
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New York, January Gold Is
quoted at per cent bid, IL per
cent asked. One firm is alleged TO
have sold 81 100000 in various par.
GELS at the above quotations. 1t is
reported that a leading bullion house
has one million in gold on the steam.
ship Vera coming this way, and
some firms, which are usually prom.
incnt shippers Of specie, have ordered
gold.
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a 4

Following is Il list OF the births,
marriages and deaths III Elko county
for the yoar 1895, so far Is recorded
in the Recorders Office:
IT
Jan. 3.-To the wife OF .. ". Par
US. "A SON.
Jan. 1910 the wife of S. W. Cob
bel. a son.
Feb. 1910 the wife of NJ. CHASER,
a son.
March To the wife of G. L.
Drown, a SON.
March l5.-Mo the wife of Chas.
Kleckner. Il daughter.
March l5.-To the wife OF John NJ.
Morrow, n son.
March l6.-To the wife Of y. &.
Murphy, u daughter.
March 30.-To the wife Of VIM.
Lincbarger, twin daughters.
April ITO the wife Of j. Is. Abel,
a daughter.
April Ito the wife OF T.. G.
Murphy, Il daughter.
May Go the wife OF j. Conrad, Il
son.
June ito the wife of NJ. McNal-
ly, Il son.
July DO the wife OF S. y. Merk.
ley, Il daughter.
July Ito the wife of Oliver
Schillerstrom, a daughter.
Aug. 10 tho wife OF \. W
Smith, a daughter.
Aug. ITO the wife OF j. +. Short
a daughter.
Aug. l2.-To the wife Of j. S. Ly,
Il Il o IN
Aug. 25.-To the wife OF +. Bowen.
Il daughter.
Aug. 29.-To the wife of Jno. Hen.
derson, Il daughter.
Sept. 5.-To the wife of John Nc,
Farlnne, Il son.
Sept. 2S.-To the wife of Jno. Hack,
ward, Il daughter.
Nov. 3.-To the wife OF Ed. Litton,
II daughter.
Nov. l0.-To the wife OF Jos. LING.
Il son.
Nov. l0.-To the wife of Geo. NJ.
Clayton, a son.
Nov. lG.-To the wife of Jno. Ne.
NalIy, Il son.
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FOR SALE,

We have thirty head Of registered
thoroughbred Hereford bulls and
hclfcs for sale at our ranch near FL.
Hallcck. Intending purchasers can
O tho stock nj any time. Call on or
address, j. NJ DoHRrY & Son,
Fort llallcck.
Nevada.
iJWtf.
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BORN.

NonLE:-ln Lamoillc Valley. Nevada.
December II, 1895, to the wifc Of
Charles Noble a daughter.
GEIswoLD:-ln Huntington Valley.
Nevada, December Ii. 1893. 10 the
wife OF Chauncy Griswold, Il son.
CowLISG:-ln Elko. Nevada. Janu.
ary |, 1898, to the wife of NJ. Cow.
ling, a SON.
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The beer war, wagcd in Chicago
for a year or so bag been settled. All
the brewing companies dong bust.
ness in that City have perfected a
mutual agreement by which the
price OF beer will DO advanced ON
January LIST to g a barrel. The pres.
cnt pncc is 81 or less. II is estimated
that this will result in closing some
1000 saloons in Chicago during the
first three months OF 1896.
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The Venezuelan Commission.

President Cleveland has appointed
the Venezuelan Boundary Commits
sion ns follows:
David j. brewer. OF Kansas. Justice
Of the United States Supreme Court;
Richard VI. Alvey, Of Maryland, Chief
Justice Of the Court Of Appeals Of the
District Of Columbia; Andrew D..
White and Frederick X. Coudcrt. Of
New York; and Daniel G.. Gilman. q;
Maryland.
Brewer and White are Republicans.
Alvey and Coudert are Democrats.
and Gilman has no politics but his
prOcliyitiCs arc understood 20 be Rc.
publican.
y Washington dispatch Of the End
says: II IL authOritatiyoly stated in
behalf OF the administration that tho
~Ncdczuelan commission will be abso.
utcly mister Of its own procedure,
liking the time and place of its meet.
ings and determining for itself whcth.
or or not il shall visit foreign coun.
trics, what class Of evidence may be
takcn into consideration and how tbo
Interested governments may DO rep.
resented before the tribunal.
This independence Of action il
deemed necessary 10 secure to tho
commissions findings that degree OF
weight md respect among other nn.
tiona that can be attained only
through n knowledge that the bodyi 10
Tree from any restraint or obligation
To the United States government.
Our government will occupy n stat.
ns Of exact neutrality in the proceed.
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Ever since the termination OF the
first or tho Mint cases there has been
considerable conjecture rs to whether
james Honey or other United States
prisoners will 10 allowed credits for
good behavior or not. All United
States prisoners receive tho same
credit as do the State prisoners. No
distinction ismadc.
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NOTICE.

By order 81 the Board Of Couui,
Commissioners ~ Elko County. Sln,c
OF Nevada. made this ith div NJ
March, 1890, notice ~ hereby riycn
that all persons who arc clnrpcs ,innn
tho county must come Ia tho Countv
hospital or all claims for their sun
port viii he disallowod by said Board
except III .cascn OF extreme cmcrgcn.
Attest:
WEBSTER PATrIgsoY,
Deputy County Clerk
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TEA CHEERS EXAMINATIONS.

Persons intending to apply for
Teachers certificates will take not,c.
that the next examination will begin
on Monday morning, Jan. -. 1880. at
the courtroom. in Elko, and continue
for three days.
W. \. MASSEY.
County Superintendent.
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Appcal:-On Christmas night Jack
Horn offered 10 drink, on Il small
wager, two quarts Of whisky al u sit.
ting He got the liquor down and
was . inscnsiblc. Tho doctor then
worked over him several hours witI,
Il stomach pump and 10y heroic efforts
managed to save aportion Of the
whisky. Horn was around all right
yesterday morning.
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Mrs. Davidson accused Of black.
mailing Rev. DIR. Brown, Of the San
ftancisco. is still in tho City Prison .
Sh, spends mos; Of the time in rcnd.
ing the biblo and entertaining visit.
ors who call in great numbers. She
expects to be held for trial in tho Su.
perior court and will not make her
fight in tho Palicc Court,
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When does advertising pay?
When the darkness follows day.
When the winter prcccdcs spring.
When the song birds learn To sing.
When the chickens feathers wear D.
When the sailor learns to- swear.
When the shiftlcss go in debt.
When the running streams are wet.
When the tramp for leisure ycarns.
When the ice no longer burns.
When the business man il wise.
Thcn's the time to advertise.
L.
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We wish To notify the Justices Of
the a that they can procure Mt
tins Office. blank Summons, Aida.
Wits and Undertakings ON Attach
mcnts. Writ of Attachments, Criminal
Complaints, Warrants. Commitments
on Sentence aud Commitments Ia ap.
pear before the Grand Jury, good Tor
any county in the State.
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Coughing irritntcsI the delicate o..
gans and aggravatcs the disease. In
stcad Of waiting, try One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t helps at once, max.
ing cxpectoration easy, reduces the
and inflammation. Every one
likes it. For sale by f.. +. Muller.
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Many people living in the vicinity
of the Orphans Home have informed
the Carson Tribune that frequently
children of the Home have come to
them and asked for something to eat,
saying that Mr.. Bccbc did not give
them enough. Is it possible that the
Silver party intend To keep u man in
charge Of an orphan asylum who
starvcs the children in order to maka
II record for economy? His official
head should be dccapitatcd without
delay. 1t is evident Treasurer West.
crtic!d is Disguised with the manage.
mcnt nj the Orphans Home. Yestcr.
day IA widower from Mason Valley
asked permission Of the Board to put
the two youngest Of hissix children in
the Orphans Home, says the Tribune.
Wcstcrticld said to the disconsolatc
father: My friend, if you have any
regard for your children. keep them
out Of the institution"
~ mn ktS w u ut. lllt
managers Of the Orphans Home
should lose no time in cutting Off the
head Of Superintendent Bccbc. The
people Of the State chccrfully pro,
vide for the maintainance Of the orph.
ans and they should be properly fed
ana clothed. Economizing at the OK.
pensc Of the stomachs Of the unfor.
tunute little wards Of the State
ought not to be tolerated by the man.
ayers Of the Home.
The Tribune and News. the Rcpub.
lican papers Of Carson. have not had
a kind word for Superintendent Bee.
be since he took charge Of tho Home,
and it may be that their charges have
but little foundation. The Home is
being thoroughly investigated and no
doubt the Surveyor General, State
Treasurer and Superintendent OF
Public instruction will do their duty.
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One Minute Cough Cure Is rightly
named. II Affords instant relief from
suffering when afflicted with a severe
cough or cold. 1t acts on the thront,
bronchial tubes and lungs. and ncvo
Tails To give Immediate relief. For
sale by +. +. Muller.
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oRsEY-RussELL:-At the residence
OF tho brides parents, january /,
1915, 10y Rev. NJ. s. Riddle. Mr.. Ar.
chlbald NJ. Dorsey To Miss Mary A.
Russell.
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Catarrh Is . constitutional disease
and cannot he cured 10y local appli.
cations. Hoods Sarsapatilla il u con.
etitutionnl remedy; il cures cntarrh
because II puriiics tho blood.
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Wife Here's mn account Of n man
ho shot.himsclf rather thnn suffer
with indigestion. Husband Tho fool!
Why didn't ho take DcWitt's Little
Early RiscrsH | uscdto suffer M bad
rs ho did before ! commenced taking
these pills.l lFor sale by T.. +. Muller
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John Piper, the veteran theatrical
manager Of Virginia City, was knock.
ed down i'll his theatcr New Years
day by hoodlum whose companion
he WAS ciccting.
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NocNcuso for tlccplcss nights when
You can get One Minute Cough Cure.
Tins will relieve all annoy nnccs, cure
the most severe cough aud give You
rest and health. Can You afford TODD
without it. For sale by +. +. Muller
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II sufferers with piles. il will inter.
est you 10 know that DcWitt'e Witch
Hazel Salvc will euro them. This
medicine Ia a specific for all com.
plaints OF this character, and IL in.
struclions arc carried out n cure will
result. We have tested this in numer
ous cascs, and always with like 70.
suits. For salo by J.. +. Muller.
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One Minute Cough Cure IL a uopu.
lar remedy for Group. Sufr for chill.
drcn md adults For snlo 10y T.. +.
Muller.
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Piles Of people have piles. but Dc
Wits Witch Hazel Salye will cure
them. When promptly applied il
cures scaids and burns without the
slightest pain. For snlc 10y f.. f.. Mul.
Ter.
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ADVERTISING I

Will be made a. low as is consistent with
ound business. principles. Apply at the al.
acc for terms.l
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DcWitt's Little Early Risers Tor
biliousnesa, indigestion, constipation.
\ small pill, u prompt cure. For sale
by F.iF. Muller.
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Hoods Pills arc purely vegetable
nnd do not purge, pain or gripc. Sold
by all druggists.
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Use "SiIvcr Medal Flour" and help
along n home industry.
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Tho demand for Silver Medal
Flour IL increasing. Use no other
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
Jan. lS.-Max l.. Arnho!d to MAY
Kennedy.
Jan. 29.-Willard julie To Flora
Nicholas.
Feb. Oh. ID. Voigt to Helen NJ.
Ecklec.
Feb. 2s.-Louis j. Wintcrmantcl to
Maud Gardner.
March 6.-Wm. Il. Thomas to Rosa
4. Miller.
March lO.-Wm. \. Wines to Ma.
ME T.. Swaziland.
March l2.-E. f.. Lutts to Mrs. F..
S. Myers.
March l9.-Isaac Ostrcicher to Mrs.
j. Myrtle Dobie.
March 2G.-Wm. y. Harrah to Allie
f.. Reed.
May Geo. l.. Ferguson to En-
ma G. Porter.
May ON. J Mcconnell to An
ME l.. Thomas.
June IA. Smith to Rosalinc u.
Vanherr Warden.
June 2o.-JOs. Clavillc to Lizzie
Langstroif.
July 80. VI. Lemon To Carrie
Cady.
Aug. 2I.-Wm. 4. Graham to Ger,
trudc Lang.
Sept. Up. y. Mckenzie to Their
csa NJ. Byrne.
Sept. DE. T.. Ross TO Ncttip G.
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Bread made from SILVER Medal
Flour is white and light. Try il.
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The following letter, written by an
Indian boy attending the school at
Washakie, Utah, was received by a
Shoshone a few days ago. 1t shows
the working OF an Indians mind in
putting his thoughts on paper.
While ii may not be valuable from a
literary point OF view, it is worthy Of
IL place in these columns rs n sample
OF English as she is written by the tu-
tored S%hoshOnc:
Washakie Dec. l6. 1885
Mn NIKE
Fnend-
take a pleasure n few lines in
writing: And we have very few sno
now yet. think fine time OH Chrit.
mas. have got fun cver We had. But
what kind fun it is we got have. |
think lndian.dance such fun ~ this so
on. would like you come over here
sec u fun and JOY i'll with us, such
fun. Why II your folks want come
write me a letter before next weeks.
right away: What that? ] didn't
hear from you sin. | was down your
country. We all we'll at home and
rest your friends all right. living now
yet consequently write this note.
down
Yours Truly
Willie OTtogary.
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BE loyal to home productions and
usc "Silvcr Medal FLOUR =
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necessary being 10 break of a small
piece OF the ore, place II in n porce.
lain dish. previously warmed so as 20
avoid breaking, apply tho blowpipc
until tho ore is ut mn oxidizing hcat.
then put n OF two drops OF tho snl.
phnric acid OH the porcelain dish md
allow to mix with tho orc--tho reac
ton will Immediately follow, II tcl.
lurium DO present, by beautiful
mine and purple colors.
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SUBSCRIPTION t

One Copy, one year........... ....."....ss w
One spy. six months........-........... I"
For any period und,r six months. one dollar
per month. Payable In advance.
Delivered by carrier in Eifo at twenty-five
eents p~erlxeek.
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Apractical fact worth knowing. that
any miner or prospector who has a
blowpipe. alcohol lamp and n few
drops OF cold sulphuric acid can in n
fny, tu;r"iA- '-tG..- r'
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DAILY INDEpEROtH

IAN EVENING PAPER.
Issatd !. rery day. Sundays excepted.
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w. BooHER, Editor and Pro-
prietor.