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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24
Il e rbeitet.

9lrst: rgs 1T ni9ts anbsres, meiHe
liebe 5rau - sic babeH iib iibsrarbeis
tet. sic bsnOtbigen prinsenb Der
Rube."
patisnt (alts ffrdtteruoe Sawe):
,9lber bite Serr 9ottpr, feben sic
bod psnisitsns meine ,3unge an"
2lrst (oie 3unse anIsbenb): mllebers
arbeitet : ipis seiast, iiberarbsitet =
nur Rube!" ....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24

auf Gbre. gfsiIenSer: .Ses
ben sic bieIes Wuiter, iebr biaigs
2einpanb!" 3d.: 9drantiren Sic
fir refine 2sinipanb9" ReiIenber:
n9tuf gbre!" 3d.: pgflio bod =
Salblsinipanb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24

sSeithe @st,ter, eng perblrnben,
Sinh Sir i'm 9etpiibl berIHpuHbeR.
&eite Ser3en treue Sterne.
Geu11tttn nod aus ipett'iter Serfre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24
Ssreo q. 60 ii t.

nersabe, ieinen DiB unb ieiner Satprs
9egen llebelItdnbe i'm Offentlifen aeS
ben lus5u5ieben. gleidpiel, lper fur ote'
felben perdntportlih mar.
Daniel q. Gilman TT PrGitbent oer
Ssobns Spptins llniberittGt in 8altts
more, DID,, unO gilt aIs cine atutoritdt
uuf bem 9ebiete bes internationdlen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24
epra1e-
Bon Sulius eobmepcr.

Sds tTt elm Spru4, Der felteD irpf,
9ei uns uro dllerfpdrts:
Sc boiler unIer 8eutel tpirb.
Sc enssr lInIer SerS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24

@ie mir nit unTcrn 9sgen prufen,
Qlls tpdrsn eip'gs lns setpdbrt!
Grit tpeEn bas 2ebem ipir perlaien,
grfaIIen mir oes 2ebens Mert6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-24
Ser e9te PRO B.

80riiansr: BAD bod niat, Olga.
Ou pirIt Did bod mir unterbalten bel
e Slid au ermGBi9ten preiIen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
@artfcm 6era.
Stuttoart. SDie bic SonioIide

Stutt0art. @ie Die SonisIihs
Sentrallielle iiir Sonowirtbid)ait be.
fannt gibt, 'otl i'm @teubau oeS Vanbes.
gemcrbemuicumS cine lt6ubi9e 2luSliel.
lung bon Observation-Disclosures Wialbi-
men, Gjerdtben, Wiooellen, 9bbiloun.
gen sur Ginridtuns g%elausen. Die
IltSltcllung miro porausii6tli1 i'm
Wionat Sunuar e%rOifret wernen. -Oer
Verein fir oaS Nobl Der arbeitenoer
Slallen beObli6ti9t in uGdller Nabe
uon Stuttgort bel SOtbuan9 100
slrbeiteruobnun9en gu erbauen. 0er
Stutt9arter @emeinoeratb mill bas
n0tbi9e Nues uno 3rinfmuiier lieiern,
menn Der 0erein entiIredDeuoe Sci.
trG9c fiir bic Settung iGblt.
Ocilbronn. Der Gerein iiber Die
Grri0tung elmer elettriIden StraBens
babn in Oeilbronn Spiiden Der Stabts
9eneinNe uno einem Sanffonlortiunl
lit jest perfect gelporoen. Die elet,
trilGe Vabn miro bis CUR nadltjGb>
ri9en @eluerbcausitellung er0finet mers
ben. 9ie Sirma Srorr bat ibren Yei
tra9 81 Der 9tingbabn bon so, 600
Mlarf ouf 100, 600 Wiart erb0bt. 0as
nit Iino bon Den am nGd)lten Bethel
ljGten bis leet $50, 200 Wiart seSei9s
net.
SSnD. 9ei ser Ausbebuno bes 9lufs
fiillmaterial8, baS 81 Der bel GjroBbol;s
leute ltattfiuOenben Characterization
uerpenoet iuirb, muroe elm nadJWeiebar
ed)tcr r0miiber Yrennoicn nit ;lpei
Serfnungen unO oeutlIden Nelten oes
brannter 3Jegel auigeiuuoen, mas fir
unlere 0ci6iht8s uno G~ltertbumSiors
lGcr BON bobem Sntereiie iein biirftc.
2%ettnang. 3milGen Sa~n9cnar9eu
uno Observation-Disclosures ioll iiber bic
grgen an Stelle Der our6 SodmaIlcr
SerltOrten bride cine Settenbriide err
ltelIt peroen, Die ourdJ ibre neue Gons
ltruttion elm eigenarti9eS gSert Glib
oeutldlanbS meroeu wirb.
2ubin0en. Der S0nig bat tiir;s
lid eiuen non inn Der rSuepia" ges
miometen Gbrenihld9er auf Der Gneipe
oeS SorpS periOulid) iiberrei6t.
ulm. Ger SObn zines bieii9en
Observation-Disclosures Der Dor einigen
3abren we8cn zines idlpercn Ginbrud),
oiebitablS in Der SberamtSpilege gu
Slaubcuren 81 led)S S0bren 3udtbaus
oerurtbeilt mOroeu mar. lit fiir;li6
unter GrlaB zines 3beilS iejuer Strafe
sur Iu%swanoerun9 nQ1 9lultralien be:
9nobi9t moroer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Saben sic je electric 9itters :

ols Wiitei ae9en cure uebel 9ebraudt.
Benu niat, Damn LOFT Sud iofort cine
8Ioide 9eben uno WGbjSiu sutommen.
Die 0teo'5ju 1t ols cine iolde erfarni,
Die 9aui ~beiouoers Der Sllie uuo Oels
luaQ a0er meiblihsu Ssltmeroen aras-
poBt TT uuo. III luuuosrpoller @eiie brett
tDirft. lnoem lie ben Oroaneu Strerae
nno 8tait uerieibt. 0abt ihr euren
Qppatlt oerloren; Deer le,oet ihr OF Ser
'topfIn9, Supfpeh. ShwddennidGen
ODER isio ibr ueruDs. idlnlcs. auigersst.
msldrd0ilIh oher leiost ihr on cd plns
Del. oaun If electric Biiters Ole Weoi-
gin, Die ibr 9etrnudt. 8eiuuohelt uno
8raIt lino BEL ibrsm @sbrauh aorauiirt
3r06e 6luihen nur so Gents in 81. 8
0uhn's NpOtheie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
xuremburg.

yurem b VI q. - &hr5lth mui02
oas @de oer 8ro6' uno &opuSiHeriras
qeteeene Gelhaftsbaus, bsfaEut inter
Gem @amen Saus 6errigss. Dos CEN
/ siseu Mietber Germ 3aAfmanu Wta.
blns Satian sum 8reils upn 10000
anastauft.
Naucp.-Dtr dus SteiHief 9ebar
tiss &Esdi 0arib, uei6sr Die l~5jdbrise
5lei1 bon !SapiugeH ermOroeie, muyoe
pon bem ShWur9eribt IN Wlncp gum
9Ooe peruriheilt.
6 d).-2gs'bin brad oui bieiig5r
uiiae Der Nadsrer @eislihnIi aus sc.
iuGtenSabel u%nuerbuift ole b:iBs S9lads
aus. Yier eGlslbt bsibaiugte drbsiter
puroeu BON tet umberipElbanoeO Wafe
astroffen uno erliiteu mebr ODER wsni9er
beoeutenbe Srunopunoeu. Ser 81.
liano Smsier oerislbeu. rdnili9 css 20'
idbri9su aremtr BllbeIm aus Sousr
uno osa 4S lihrigeu Gamers Setsr aus
&autsnblh 1T iebr beotntii6.
O oltineen- alrilih i1HO mon
ben S~2ldhrisen Nrbeiter Grim Matbras
dis 9elde IN ieiner @Obuuu9 lieesu,
Or 8trblibeue wObute ALIEN. Ser
3oo ibetut IN 5OIes BON aItstsidmdbs
e,ngeireteu 81 le,n.
b.-Gaf benz biei9en @Oitea
odef puros bic iisrbiihe Siue bss 0e,ru
Obeli6rltsys Xbeiien CUR les'en Rabe
scbstisi. Der impoilnie 2sIbtrSog
lsste laut 8eusuis a6 pOn ben uteler
Spmpatbien, bic Der tbsute 8srbtihsut
IN bobtm @robe beinb; sin ieosr mnbtt
ss lh sur Yilidf, Dem unsludliH,n jun
gen Woua ani ls,uem leblen 2sbenspes,
bas 0sleiie ~ 9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
0anomirtbidaitli6ts.
Wertb oes Saubcn nno Shbp.r.

Wertb oes Sanben nuo 0Ibnsr.
mites -9eisr Mlilt snlhatt o,e orel
10 ht9fien BHanjenr6trH f.: Bhos
p5otl1ure. &oll unb Stidi #; Irpb nae
Dem absr Fl ben wir oielelbe BARN MD,
IN ben Wensen, pie fs eiussln uou hen
FfllrS:n sebtaubl Dfroeu. uE0 teion
oers gilt oies pom Sl,df,it neil rsr.
Ielbe ben beloen anoeren geQeriib,r IN
olei 5u gella9en Wrngeu UO1tOmmt. { !
gent oaraus beroor. oa6 Der 8 au9els
NIT nismlls Elm pug ol19er, lo1oecs
fGts nor Elm 6tlistiiaeer l'in 'lur
Diele EbatIate Dirb ferHsr ROD babutd'
tefdii9t, onb fer 8oeelouug oaf BIZ
ptpitoIiihea @i1eai6aiten beg 8oOcHs
10 qut tpts gur niht unmit,elbar ue:bel
lerno elripirit. e. 5iloet lomit eiHeu
p~iitistlaaer fir EbOsp1oridure nu0
Siidlcff uno sit6t mon tim oabeE II
6dQen. IN beuen mon Dem Boben b,ei'
beiosn Sipife 5ufibren nil. Die 70
oielf1h ourb Die Bcoris stprobte gil /.
tige Birfura oes SOselmiies aber b.
iiebt Dor Nlem in IsiHem 8ebnti on
leitt 10 llhen uno le,bt ouinehmbaren
Stidfpff' uuo 8bOspbOriaure 8etbln'
oungen.
Mltes bon juugem 0ehiigeI 80 IN.
terlhei0en.-atie pubn,r .etsam maH
an Den bitieu Sporen unc ben raubsn
Sdnppsn an ben 6aser; Der un,ere
2beil oss Shnabets 1T iielf uno un5ieg
lom, Der 8amm hid uno rnub. sSange
oibuer seisea nur " fdn9e pOn Spore1,
Die Sbuppsn on ben 5lBen iiao qldHs
serb. stott uno uoR irtldr Slg6e. bic
&roGsn sort nnb i61rf, Der unteribeus
tel III mei1 Der &lmm oiiru unh oiutl
dlte Irniteunen plbeu rob Shupper
Gil Den 5lBsr, S6bisten an ben SohtsH
une !aU9e h0rts auausu; elHe jung
2rul6snHe Sei9t in aleH SHtteu oeuau
oas Sssentbeil. Nle E~rulba51e erfsnu
man on DEN raut5n Sduppsn on Den
5lBen uHo Der pom 8opie bsrabbingea
oeu Bar alait' bel Iieaerel 2bleren
Ieb't Die tse'ere uuo Die 8lritlapsU iinO
i%arter. Nlie @1Hie ha5sr raobe Rub
toIfe 8li9el. olden, l%ilrfeu. uRble9ils
mtu S6an6ei, Gl65ete 5soern uuo o,d
0lut; liu9ere 2bece ertennt man az
DER 3lltbeit Der 0aut uaisr Der 5li3ein
uno an ten 5li8sIlpiser. ute Gn,cu
Seigeu bielslbeu Nierfmnle ME DIE ga g.
e; bei elmer iuv9en gnle # bar Sbna
bal I'M Serbdltrliis Sur &cpibreite Ell
bebilt lduqer ais bel elmer alien. Ntie
1ouben babsn rob geidrots gus auo
. fshleH Die Iargeu q6lblihsn Iioum
ieoern, w5lds in y fi3oer Elm 7 lua3eu
2lnbe einssitreut iih oo,fiaosu; eins
lunae 2Gube bat ouB5roem 9lalte, a.
i6i oli:ae SUB uRo 5,ue bialie 5it6u1g.
yiaiger 2ebensuntcrbalt .-Mnn
bat berg1uei, Dab ~ adsr no bta ieieH,
I'm cinen Waun NIT iuihem 5tsii1 su
Srbalter. 8isislbe BoosrH ibs wirpe,
mt &ei5en belislt. AZ, 0nfer SO, nit
8artCHeln uuo Wais l76 uno MT Blau
iaueH oosr 8rottrud biumen mCbr als
5000 WeHi9en egndbren. Gin 0err
Dtlfs8 @raat con Bolton bat iac fi5
oas BrobIem oer b!1J9su G~tud9rau1 qe
DIT. @r II eiu ftrsaqst &eactar,tr 40
81 ME 5ieiih 81heisn, SJdsi, Ghee.
Rof ?, 3udr. Sai5 ODER @sUlr5 Set.
ne tdgi,@e Wnbraul IT un9siduutes
8ynbombrOo, @smi ?, SAFE uno Mflb
aa0 lsn uateth4lt foitat ,b1, yie y
i1at, nor 81 6 mig DIE @oae. 0abel
Oti Il net er iih fsta Griuno uRo trdii9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
@hanjenibaOIln9e IN 0au8garten

- VI .Litlau, Stditi ul0 5hitttallC
9eruliaden rem @lrteUs uuo 8umed
frSunce plt pietea aummet uao Sha0en
Nun ieblt ss srar wh. an Qnpreiiuus
gen roa MtItslR sue 9 stdmpfuuq oIei.i
5hdtlidge, ober oub uIht an g1i'dl
hausen, bitieren Grilhruugen nnb Ok E
frfo1acn BET Inprnouu9 osrielbsu. DE
uambaitei;eu &llujeapaih0logcn EN-
pleblen uno o~cyrDss0eu jest o1aemein
aos 2pIOl in 26iunser Dor / big ] 8tos
cent i'm 8 1iisr. D. b. OUT 10 Quntt 8al.
Ter / bis II u7Sen QpiOl. $50 aus
ilbtbdr, ollu bel 2opIgsUddisr, tiu5t
non Die gnuSsn vi lluSsn in Die 2OIun9
sin. Cont b iprlst man Die SewGb,e
edit ouegie5ia. Die 8jlie uno tbIeri.
itfn Shmarcssr merosn bnoarh fiber
Derni6Es;. Die @epGbia Ssj9en nGd
Der Sebnnoluaa cine bsiOnoera Grjld.
uno Il ppisielI cgs 8ahi:s, 10 6aB e.
bel 3mmerfilau3rn ~ibstbaupi 9~e5Oten
III, b'eisiteH otter MT Ger 2p olDiuHa
atSuwai6tn. Gtne rdJttre G0luHa fol-
lber nidt nnaendnot gec0eu. Sin 3tlb
plGsn nil 8ofsr bni etejbio0s 81 WI.
tetbIeiteu. NliO Elm b65t einflhss uEo
COD iiets SuuerldifgeS 8srf1bten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
SulMorifi(hes
5oubettdrss ~@sibrd6ts9sIncnt

Ga 8iriier Gbepaar bsritb Iib iibe,
bas Suoaet Ger @ei5noh'e9obeu. ,Bn'
bote ta Dir osun eigsnttiA itg:Cs Ju5r
geaebcd?" iro9ie er.
ngtu1 msiuen 8eIjnoniel, gu baitsit
a5er OUT gr,oit eslnuit."
80, gong rihti9! NlH neiBt O.
mas? Nls bsutiQss Cs'1eaf mtr3e i'd
5a fir Did be5dtisH."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
8lttere GnttGuinuna.

GIN Bsdmter Gus ber Bropiu5 bsiuhl
i'Irtu Sohn, GtuAlUius tn Der &sTOnrs
81 nimmt 8obHuug u0o S0t Ia csmist
oen &ahtauie. IN wsthem ieiu Soha
datta u:rtsbrt. Nah einisen 3a9sr,
jsUOr ct obrtIit, fragt es ben 8Wtt
.01t mein SObn be, S9aeu elne &st'
uuaa Iteben?"
gBirib ~(UersuiGt): r3u oienen. msir
.0'rr. If n!at Oer &soe werib, nur IN,
geinbr $50 Ma1f."
Batter: $50, BARN balm sic ooh ole
Site nnD idreIbsu sic meme 8eb, outI
bdju."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Rioetleat.

9sbrsr: sd ia8e guA, cine uerlurene
8sit laBt I'D rint mebr einbolen. BIAS.
5dbpie. 0u idat.slit nit BEN 6Vpie.
Il Dos ulSlsidt nibt tUahi?"
Sdller 5obn zines QVcomo!ipils ;.
rers) v8slH, Qsrr 2sbtsr, metn 8l,sr
pat geltsrH Sebu WInuten uIsoer elnSe
bolt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
SIN Ner Shlle.

Die Qe5rfrm siats Wdobsnforie5 CT
Hart ihyeH S4llsryynsn Die Nlgegen
iOart @o!tt$. n8enl S1r." i11te H..
.um 10 uby OFF benz poie ipieli. 10 I
Il on Bel Guh?"
yDeI liebe Soil" eIwj bette Der Gbur.
nlno mar ii 9Isi05elti9 bsi mir i'll
3 mma;?" irogie bic 9ehrerin De,tcr.
Der Qgrr 9ebrtr aus ofr 5Weitcr
3tallsl" nar bic pIompte Gnlwort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
3(nIerr 41rim1tem- Ofrrtr hanrrt ,,nd) ~.

Wt jlm barren &auf erbalrt ii. emu Coupon. genn ibr fir $40 mertb genuf bbt
lfenfn MIR ed ee ntone bro5ene Aiatmugr, Die en eH9antes Webumdtgldent 1T
Wlr aen Seosn teunDlGb elm, unern Souatb Sn benbtgA nno Sober miro nb Nlr
nberpuSen, oaB mir 9eme 10 banoeln pie wra NIVn m1 Den &auFrn Gelo paren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
81 uertauien ODER ~ perpadteII.

Inter slnHissn Y%setnsunsen Tam cine
i Nsile IutSflih rpn Der Ct. Nnna 4trWe
atls8sns so @dsr arcse 6arnn. tGaf : rpn
N8ll4. Ssetipn Is. aepn @pcn) RON De-
ntn 40 Adsr untsr YHus fne une aut Der
I'D Elm sutfs Saus bsfnest, tn ya1t &c,
ncmmtn Cesr seiauft werbtn. WateIes tt'
Sranf3tnSi In Der .NeIbfsrn"' Otlttt,
Ct GleuS, Ntnn. 52.pa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Wahre5 Sprihuori.

yuno peiBt Su, Das Wama nil
itreibt?"
Or: .Hein!"
Sic: .SaB fs 81 msiuem Ssburts
taa Sa ans tommt uno mir ein iunielna
9~elneUes Biano mltbrirasn wirb."
@r: Yom, Elm uuslid tOmmt co6 isi
ten Glen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
St. Benedict's Academy.
ct. Soisph, etearns 60, Winn.
YronO5insfi
Serbt= nnO &intcrwaarc.

oil Serrer. uno 8rabenfleioeru, Nllsltats
turos-Mrtlfeln Der ~ieinlteu wie Der bllll9lter
Sprten aberbaupt an ailenl, mas in einem
erIter 8laiie aleioerbauoel 81 fduieu lit.
Durb meme lanslGbriae MISUNDERSTANDING
pe,B i'd serau, mas lid fir Den ct. elouo
SanDel poBt, uno iomii nj meiuS orratb lur
Die bielise @eeeno EN- 10 gut 9ewGbiter, ME
er ionIiwo faum g%efinben tulro. Cute, oou'
erbafte, mcoerEs gSanre 5u Spot!pretien
ruar, 1T uno bieibt mein Mp!io. ueber5eugt
suh bel Sosa Hrpnsitnsrt. 17sbc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Mus Der aoielue

aorpcral: sic. ShulSs. sic bltibeH
il INNER siu,u Striit 5urid! Ste fine
pas rsiue &oftripium Der &OmpasuIc!"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
A New Process.

Mr.. Woodbury. swore in the Heney
case that the returns from ore mixed
with Mint acid ran a good many
thousand dollars more than the assay
value and as MIR. Heney has confessed
that he took part and Jones' attorney
virtually admits that he stole the bal
ance, it looks as if there must be some
thing a little queer about the opera
tions OF Mr.. Mackay's mill on the
river.
Mr.. Mackay according to his Super
intendent's statement has LOT Of
money that don't belong to him. He
had better donate it to some or
phan's asylum, or as we said before
look little into the workings OF bis
mill.
Ii Mr.. Woodbury. has discovered -
process that saves over 1876 per cent of
the assay value of Comstock ore he
has bonanza, and the process should
be patented before some one else gets
in. His present salary seems made
quate for such talents as that.--Ap.
peal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.
Woa6srfal ThInGs rat Rappsa % Msa
Who Shoot.

Who Shoot.
A well-known naturalist and sports
man was shooting quail one day near
the Pyramids. says Pearson's Weekly.
Sighting an owl, he raised his gun, and
was about to pull the trigger when,
judge of his surprise, the bird suddenly
twisted in it's fight as if shot, and came
futtering to his feet. On examination
he discovered that the bird, although
in midair, had broken it's wing through
the mere cxertion of its fight.
When shooting on the moors in York
shire an unlucky sportsman had his one
solitary chance during the beat spoiled
by an extraordinary accident. Just
as he WAS shooting at grouse flying
about 40 yards away, another bird,
which had evidently lost it's presence
of mind, f1uttered in front Of his gun,
receiving the whole of the charge in its
body. 1t was literally blown to pieces.
Booth, the well-known collector of
Brighton, once did the very same thing.
He was firing at small flock of COM
mon pochard when the charge hung
fire, in consequence Of which a rare
specimen had time to fly into the line
of shot. It is now in the Brighton mll-
scum. .....
Apropos, a strange freak Of par.
tridgcs may be mentioned. Upon Ger
tain occasions they will fly far out to
sea and settle ON the top of the waves
with as much unconcern as if they were
on a turnip field, although it means
certain death to every one of the covey
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
Found the Yarn Factory.

In the town of B., Connecticut,
there is a factory where yarn is made.
y stranger, approaching the town one
day in buggy, pulled up his horse and
accosted fai inner who was C:gE:rg po-
tatoes on the other side Of the fence.
Can you tell me where the yarn mill
so" inquired the stranger. Certain
~" was the reply. keep straight
on until you come to the drinking Jun
tain. Right opposite is a wooden block
with three doors. The middle door is
The one youNwant. ''Thank YOU" said
ri.e stranger, and drove on. In due
tine he came to the fountain, and
sought the middle door OF the wooden
block, and it let him upstairs to the
office of the local newspaper. The
other yarn factory, the one which he
was looking for, lay half mile beyond.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
THE GOVERNORS SALARY.

Since the duties of Governor have
devolved upon Lieutenant Governor
Sadler through the sickness and death
of Governor Jones, his path has not
been strewn with roses 80 far as col
lecting his salary has been concern
cd. Controller LaGrave refused to
draw a warrant for Mr.. Sadler's per
diem and mileage during the illness
Of Governor Jones and his absence
from the State. Suit was brought in
the Supreme Court by Mr.. Sadler and
Controller LaGrave was ordered to
draw warrant in favor of the Acting
Governor and he drew 80 per day for
his services during the life Of Gov
ernor Jones. No doubt Governor
Ssdler thought when he took the oath
of Office on the death of Governor
Jones he was entitled to all the emol-
uments of the Governors Office as
well as all of it's cares. But in this
he seems doomed to disappointment
as Controller LaGrave has thrown a
stumbling qlock in his way in the
shape ofthe following questions which
he submitted to Attorney General
Beatty for his decision:
@Did Lieutenant Governor Sadler
become Governor Of Nevada at the
death of Governor John E. Jones, or
is he still the Lieutenant Governor
acting as Governor?
al he is still Lieutenant Governor,
can draw warrants to pay his per
diem as such officer, upon the appro-
priatlon for payment of salary of
Governor?"
General Beatty replies to the Con-
troller i'll long letter in which he
holds "That the Hon. Lieutenant
Governor Reinhold Sadler, is now and
ever smce the death of his Excenen-
cy, Governor Jones, has been, simply
and only what he was previous to such
death and during the absence of Gov
ernor Jones from the State, the Lieu
tenant Governor with the power and
duties OF Governor devolving upon
him and is therefore entitled to the
per diem allowed by Statute 1891,
p. 1O4 viz. Eight Dollars per day
when acting as Governor" aud moth
ing else.
SIN pursuance Of the above, it
naturally follows that you are not
authorized to draw upon the appro-
priation made for the payment of the
Governors salary to.pay the Lieuten-
ant Governor, even though he be act
ing Cover nor"
The Appeal says that Governor
Sadler will at once bring mandam-
us suit and take the matter to the
Supreme Court. The difference per
diem between his present salary and
the Governors salary will be little
over 81 90.
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SILVER AND GOLD.

Great Is the agitation on this subject.
Many men. with limited IDEAS on the
principles of government. have made "a
hobby of this question and consider it
! of more Importance than all others COM
bincd. The financial department is only
one of the factors in any government.
How silver shall bc coined an'l used is
| only Il side question and does not touch
the foundation principles OF government.
II would lr possible 10 do without either
go!l or silver as coined money. Both
| could not hc eliminated without iaralyz-
ing trade.
Sentiment is on the side of silver. 1t
has ;,lwayS l}cCn usc;i rs money in all
countries where they had silver. The
people are now clamorous for it to Ike
placed on iii equality with gold. The
average man believes and teaches that
the free coinage of silver OH the Ii to
ratio. would cnIall or financial troubles
turn money loose by the wagon load, re-
t!ucc wall street and all other CONNER
c!al centres to bcgaary and put the poor
lnan OF top of agrcHt wave Of prosperity.
The mere coinage of silver or this basis
would bring little benefit To the people
generally. If millions were coined every
inonth, these dollars would drop into the
pockets of those WHO had something to
give for them. Thrpc-rOur,hs of the
families OF the country max" only a living.
That is all they would make il there was
enough money of some sort issued to
give S2JO.Ou instead of $500 to each
inhahtant OF the country. In our COM
plcN business relations, E,nkerS, corpC-
rationS, note slGivels middle men, deal
crS in stocks and bonds are Il necessity.
If values of coin and paper money are
disturbed c; as.to Ike unequal. these same
wall street neil would have a regular
picnic. They always thrive and flourish
when values are rapidly changing.
While personally we are in favor of
placing the two metals OH an equality,
80 far aS the law is concerned. we do not
sec how the ninS.i oi people is to receive
IT," h"nctt they expect. II Il great tidal
wave oG anarchy should sweep over the
country ;,ill make Il division of property,
ooliiscntr everything owned by the rich
men. i; would not b% ten Years before
tie rGoY man would 'H ON the lotion
again. poorer than ever Where men
aie t"Ilgl!: 10 ,lrprnd on anything for II
living, on the accumulation of property,