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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Two Of the Leading Firms Make an
Assignment.
SURPRISE IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
Rosenneld a Co. and Marx 4 Blum
Go to the Wall-LtabilitiesW Will
Aggregate About Ss50.o0O.

GalNSslpu, leA1s, .NuNt4hOca Az ~
Galveston public was startled at an early
hour this forenoon by the announcement
OF two heavy business failures and the ef-
feet WAS like a thunderholt. or rather, TWO
OF them, from clear sky. 1t was aeou,
O'Clock when J. Resented & Co. doug
a Wholesale notion and millinery business
on Strand. filed general assignment,
naming N. Lasker as assignee.
The partners are Mrs. Adele Rcsenheld,
Samuel ]. Roseuheid. r. E. seeliginan and
Abraham Rosenield.
The instrument reoitss that owing 10 the
multiplicity OF the affairs o. the firm the
schedules required by Law can not at once
be annexed
Forty minutes later Marks Marx ard
Aaron Blum. composing the arm Of Marx
a Blum, doing Wholesale shoe and hat
business at Twenty fourth and Mechanic.
filed deed o; trust and d chaitel mort
gege conveying TO B. + CASTOR o, GAL
weston county aud Joseph Nussbauln OF
Limestone county First, all their prop
egty Of every description situated IN said
store. second. all their notes and BOOK a.
counts shown b. LEDGER 80. T. delivered 20
the trustees, ihirc. ell chooses 10 scliou
and demands now in a4lt. fourth, lots
and IN block $685. together With improve
mepis city q Gaiyes on Nun, lots ana
/. block 3. lois /, !. ard 3, block 4 lots
J, . and l., block lots L. :. j. sc. u AMI
l. block 10. lots T. 5. q ID. II and ~
block 3 lots /. ana s. BLOCK -. ln TIE
Elgiescod addition 20 city Of Houston.
sixth, undivided one-helt interest IL lois
q . !.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
The Purity nf Election Law.

Attorney Lothrop OF Dayton asked
ittorncy General I:catly his opinion
II to how much money n candidat
AN spend under the Purity Of Elec
ions act. Tho Times prints the Al.
"rney Generals reply in which b.
lirects attention to the fact TINT Sec
ion 3 Of the Act, Which covers Il full
Iagc in the Statutes. is but one sen
encc with no full stop from the be.
inning to the very end. In othe
words when the author once GO
tartcd he did not know how to stor
md so put several separate provision
nto one single sentence. From IL
'areful reading OF the section the AT.
orney General comes TO this ronclu-
ION:
@Thkt the expenses Of the 'conduc
nd management OF an election an,
Incidental expenses are intended t.
re two separate and distinct allJwa
lie expenditures. and TINT for tho
'ormer. viz, public meetings. etc, etc.
Il enumerated. u candidate may h
assessed Ut voluntarily contribute
~egitmately the per centage Of hi
rirst years SALARY, etc. etc. and mn!
II addition himself cxpcnd 500 fcI
incidental expenses or 10y cOmnittc
5000 for the same. all Of which musi
Re sworn to md receipts taken Oh
oucliers filed Tor all sums expended.
'ithcr those paid for the conduct ms
management or for incidental OK.
p%enses'.
~Ihe reason. Ms I take it, that n rom.
nittcc can spend $500 more than tho
candidate himself in that the cemmi,
rec may send some candidates oI
'leclionccring trips M orators, q
.thcrwisc. and IN TINT way incur NOR.
Incidental expenses thIm tie candi-
late himself could who IL limit ii to
300"
Tho Attorncy.G General takes Il com
non sense Wow Oi tho section r..
ftrrcd to. which is IN lohg ns the Nor.
Il law. and while mnny lifTcr iron
INT view, the language Of the statut,
'annot he construed differently with.
mt violating the rules governing the
formation OF sentences. However
the opinion Of the Attorney General.
whether SUSTAINED 10y The courts a.
not, will relieve candidates who ur.
,ovorno I 10y his construc ION ~ tlr
NV from any intent Ia violate it,
provisions. Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
aiOo Reward 800.

Tho readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there is ut least
ono dreaded disease that science Inns
been able to cure in all it's stagee,
lnd that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrb
Cure is the only positive cure known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being % constitutional disease. re-
1uircs q constitutional treatment.
iTall's Carrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces OF the sysicm. there
by destroying tho foundation OF the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
ton and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprietors have 40 much
faith IN its curative powers; that they
offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
raeo TINT Il fails to cure. Send for
testimonials.
Address. +. j. Cheney q Co.
Tole g.. Ohio.
Sold by DRUGGISTS. Toe.
! Iinll's Family Pills are The best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11

Senator John II. Jones passed Yves
IN No. : Satnr lay night. An ISDE
PENDENT replr,cr In ! a $ Iort in or
view with him while the tram stoppc |
ia response 10 the cues ion as to no \
he campaign looked in the East. the
Senator sal l.: Il iir My believe Bry-
IN will hc elected and there would hc
10 doubt OF It but for the immencs
amount Of money and the corporation
Influences nrraycd on the other side.
[ have talked Ia Il great many men in
New York who earn their living by
he sweat Of their brow and every Oh.
told me he INTENDED to ypte for Bry-
IN. Tho excitement il in.cn 80 in ~"
Fast. This ID no ordinary preside
tial cleo ion. it is a revolu ion." Whea
told by tho reporter TINT he wnnld bc
returned to the Senate, he y id: III
Bryan ran only DO elected. ] do not
care about myself
Tho Senator secmel to he in the
enjoyment Of good hcllth and as fui
oi fight for tho white metal rs he ever
was. lie remarked MS tho reporter
left his drawing rom That he woul |
be in Elko in Il week or go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11

WIN. Laurrnson, we'll known IN
Carson. died at his home i'll Ely.
White Pine county, on tlc 2i inst, Of
"nrumonia. after an illness Of but tw,
dnys.
lie was born in Utah about 81
years ago. but am ia Nevada whci
Il child. since when no has resided in
White Pine county. where he wa,
twice elected County Clerk. from
1886 to 1890. and which county he
represented in the Silver Party Stat,
Conventions OF 1894 aud 1916. liz
hlro Inns Iillcd several Legislative
cIcrkships, the last having been AS.
sistant Clerk Of the Assembly during
the last session. Last String he was
admitted To practice law III the Ne
yada State aud u. $. Courts. hia OK.
animation before both H'our'a having
proven him to bc one If tic brghtcs,
applicants ever admittCh. iic was u
clerk in the State blnh Onico tin
within u Few weeks before his admit.
lance la the bar, Immediately after
which lac departed for his cd home Ia
Ely.
His death Is not only Il loss to his
friends, but la the State ia hc DOS.
scRs"d ono Of the bri Ihtcst minds in
a. NF
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
tFRoM DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDl.

Dan Coli ia down from Tuscarora
There will he a srnd ca npa gn
hall at Decth on the night Of the I'D,
Candidates $40 II ! MAKE it IL point to
be there. See the nd.
1t is reported that Judge Bigelow
will be the candid tie uf the gold Re
publicans OF Nevada for United
States Senator.
Tie Postoifice Department, upon
representation Of Mr.. Newland'. ha-
Increased the service from lIallecli t.
;uby valley to three tines II wee
ron October Il. 1896.
The Commissioners appointed tn,
rspectors ind clerks ot election thu
afternoon. w. W. Booher. j. Ii. Ia
Der and J. D.. Abel were named 81
Judges ut this precinct, and NJ. II.
iiller aud Phil Tip!ett as c erks.
Jas. +. H.lllnd. Democratic clnd
late for lOns teri con.n:sSiOntT
.ame down from North Fork yester
thy to look after his fences in thi.
part Of the county. He is mating q
god fight.
Mr.. Cheslcy Woodward vino live
III Jack Creek WIS brought down Ia"
Eriday and taken to Salt Lake I.
w his eyes treated. Several year
go ne got Il piece OF steel in one d
as eyes and. though it gave him
good deal Of trouble at the time. H..
apparently recovered from it. 4. f1N
weeks ago his eye began To troubl
hm and lie is nov nearly blind. W
'.ncerely hope Mr.. Woodward may re-.
over his sight.
Our Bryan fund is growing slowl.
nd prospects are COOL ti:at we ia
end anu her fair siz ii check (.
treasurer st. John i'll a few lays. Nh.
jadt Of Wells contri Jut ii So to-,laH
nd Mr.. II. T.. Miller OF Ruby Vale.
81 80 yester lay. Those who in.
end to contribute should do so nj
,nce as the time is getting short i
!nich to Use It. Hand us the con.
nd we will do the re It.
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New Swin IiinR Sch-ns'

Tho lNtcst swi ,dling gume was
prac.icci ~succctully tho other dny
ut Benton. Penn. Two men. who
appeared 10 10 strong silver aud gold
advocates wore IN tho Central depot
aud 10 ,ano involved IN n heated dis.
%.cuBion. Tho gold mnn offered To DO
n gold donblo caglo that IL no ham
mofcd tho ON into u sllaprIess mnss
II woull still he worth ego. n" wne
o'tcnsibly taken up by the silver adj
yocatc, but when il came 10 selling
tho lump Ia Jcwclcr Roth tho siorc
VIM closcI. james Iiagcrty. n strong
sound money advocate. who stool Iy
md who had implicit faith in ia"
value Of gold. gave the mnn 900 for
The battered com. The two cnihu 1.
nsls Disappeared Rl,or,ly after. and
then IL was disco rcrSd that tho metal
. by them VIVA spurious.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
Mr.. McAfrr's Platform.
% the people Of Elko County:

% the people Of Elko County:
Profoundly grateful to you in Oh,
ast Tor your support ut the ballot
oX. ngain come before yon as -
andidatc Tor the Assembly. In poll.
.cs am supporter Of Bran and
'cwall mud believe in the trco und I'm.
united coinage Of silver at the ratio
II lG to |. independent Of the aid or
sslslnncc OF any foreign mutton. /
IN also an earnest supporter Of Sen.
itor John p. Jones for recollection and
will vote for him il elected. ] take
his stand because | believe the dc.
'"nt of Senator Jones by the next leg.
stature wonld 10 u stulliti IA ION OF
he people Of Nevada in the "a OF
liver. ] attn not n candidate in tho
interest OF amy Industry in the county
nd. u elected. will cndcavor to the
'est Of my ability TO serve every in.
crest to the end TINT ali may prospcr
To best interests Of tho people 0I
iiko county are my interests.
Asa guarantee Of Il faithful dis.
'hargc Of my duties il elected to rep,
resent You in the next Legislature. |
point you tn my record ns Commits
1ioner "f Elko county for the last 81,
ears ! believe in an honest. eco
'omicnl State mud county govern
ncnt and my influence md vote vii
70 thrown on the 81 lc Of the taxpayer
II Ill questions touching taxation.
Your humble servant.
a. NJ. MoAFEE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
~nIr uf Mines.

NJ III lays Gazette say he slls Of
he llcrdra group of gnll mncs, 10.
a,ed at Dan Glen, ten miles SOUL.
4 Mill City, wus closed ut Whine l
nucca yesterday. The first paymcn
{ tho pur III ,sc pr "a Il 3ll.iO hav-
~ been ma le through :le First Ma
ion II Bnnk q! that place. The eal'
SRs made through the efforts Of liza
". Humphreys Of Mill City. 1lr
purchasers are Doctors Callahan ant
ilrlick. the first named beng resi-.
lent Of an Francisco and intcrcste,
quite extensively in mines in Califor
mia. while the latter il Il wealthy
manufactures Of Calumet, Ohio.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
IRON TUESDAYS DAILY.I
SAIIAiAGUSDl

Tho Com 3toc,S payrolls last montl
amounted to Sc, 55.CG.
Bryan is in Tel icSee waking M
he boys on the silver question.
The bills nlluwei by the commits
.ioners will appear tomorrow.
Commits sioncr Wool ;erton struck
nut for home this morning.
In liam Agent lIargrovc got III from
he reservation this afternoon.
Tho Reno journal md Carson APP
zeal are making it very warm for
Ju lge Bigclow.
During 1895. according to statistics
III the subject, the people Of the
Jniten ST It IS spent ~S2).hOJ.DJ1 for
'hcwing gum.
j. IL. WriIand. Silver party and
Democratic nominee Tor the Assem-
,ly. came down this afternoon to look
after his fences.
The Denver. Col. Tfadcs and La
or assembly has decided 10 send four
II its members into the middle states
o work Tor silver iii the labor unions.
We have received the following az
IJIonal subscripIunsto the Bryan
md: John IilbbeIs. 81; George
bartholomew. Sl.5O; T.. p. Woolverton.
il.
Secretary Herbert has awarded the
'ontract for building the thirty
'Snot torpedo boats Largest Of 30
uns) to the Union Iron Works Of San
francisco.
The Piutcs who went TO California
a pick hops are returning. They
AL II harl time to yet back MS the
contractor did not provide them with
-i:irt+. and uhey had 10 rustic.
Congressman Butierworth Of Ohio,
.ttemptcd to make Mckinley speech
Wadswor,h Friday MIGHT and WAS
Interrupted 81 much by questions
rom Bryan men that lie quit i'll dis
ui.
Congressman Newlnds is cam
,aigning III the dOubtfui Il ttcs. The
,euplr Of Nevada should show their
pprcciaiion uf his efforts 10y giving
i'm Il soliI vote IN November.
We saw III III dependent candidate
ar the Assembly ri hug around
early thus mora ny interviewing
he voters with II duui,Ic lmrrelltO
srot.un. IL said he was collecting
yItcs and "vcry man he Mct promised
o 70 e FOR him.
lnvc's yuung dream Is strcaked
.vi Ia silver in Topeka. where Il Pnpu-
li,t's daughter liza" accepted sutton
IN condition that the wedding r.nl
hail he nf the white metal So dear /.
.er pnpa's heart. Loyal daughters
rose Kansas girls. May all tn,
realms Of happiness Of these youn.
coplc he rclliz.d uu Ter the bene =
cnt adminis,ra ion Of Mr.. Bryan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
lFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
BMAGC
j. NJ. Dorsey is in town.

j. NJ. Dorsey is in town.
With the election OF Bryan vi
come free coinage and prosperity.
Mr.. Holmes has finished work al
, the courtroom, and will begin on til,
schoolhouse tomorrow.
Vote for Francis G.. Newlands 70
Congress and give the lie to the gold
bug assertion that Nevada does no
want free silver.
The people Of Nevada should hol,
up the hands Of Jones and Newlands
They are true to u interests and W
shiuld be true to them.
Tom kcoush WIS here Monday n
Jolly rs Of old. He has gone to Reese
River to look at Il lot Of cattle to shii
East.
If!ou are i'll favor Of the r'-el,'
ton OF Senator Jones, don't. vote foI
any candidate for the Assembly who
will not pleuge himself to vote for
him il elected.
The McKinleyites have been class.
ing Florida rs Il doubtful State. bu;
yesterdays election placed it solidl,
in the Bryan columns.
Bryan made several peccEcs il
Indiana yesterday. He spoke twic,
to immense crowds in Indianapoli
during the afternoon. flo is wakinl
up the Hoosicrs in great shape.
The candidates should read til.
opinion OF the Attorney General OF
the Purity OF lections law puhlishe
elswhere. Under the opinion candi,
dates will be enabled 10 make a bet.
ter canvass.
Russell & Bradley sold 500 head
nf beef cattle last week 10 Mr.. Noble
Of the Clover Valley Land IL Cattl,
Co. Their cattle will be shippe
East. Russell * Brndley Will max
a shipment East in d few days rs thu
markc, is much better than the West
Commissioner Mc.Afep still linger
i'll town. lie has laid by his shotgun
aud goes after the wary voter will
pleasant smiles and loneyed words
( tie is an old c%ampaigner and seem
:" he determined to goto Cursor mex
winter.
Ladics' Home Journal:-An averaG
| chill! easur about nineteen inch
~ at BIRTH il II boy and half an incl
less il II girl. y child increases NOR,
rapidly III length during the frs
week than at any subsequent period
md should gain an inch during thu
.irst month Of its life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-10-11
A Now Mining Com pnny.

Articles o: incorporation OF the
Pennsylvania Hill Mining Company
have been filed with Recorder Likely.
Tho imcorporntors are George W.
Harlan ind J. Y. Bente Of Cooper
County. Missouri; 4. l.. Wister, II.
K. Bcnte and +. l.. Wright OF Pcttia
County. Missouri; and Rutledgc NJ.
Woodward and Edward p. Walker Of
Blko county. Nevada.
Tho object Of tho company is to nc
quirc. hold mud operate mines in this
county. Tho capital stock Of the coms
piny ID ton million dollars. divided
into ton million shares OF
ono dollar zach non asscRsablo.
Tho above mentioned III
corpord tors are named IA the direct.
ora for tho first nix months. Tho prin-
cipal Office 81 the company in Nevada
ia nj White Rock mud the Missouri Of
Tics Of the company 10 at Scdmlia. Tho
principal business Of tho company In
to be carried on in Elko county.