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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-18
sALMAGHnN,.

Considerable snow feil last night.
Ed. Caryille was IN town this fore
noon getting the latest news Of the
pnze-6ght.
Tnb is the liniment OF the Century.
Or. @. F. Moore, Dentist, Elko
Grown and bridge work. Teeth with
sut plates. Office az residence.
Miss Beccie Alexander left for
Oakland last night to visit her sister
Mrs. Letter.
WHEN bilious or costiyo. eat a
Cascsrot, candy cathartic, cure guar.
snteed. 1Oc, 25c.
Assemblyman McAfee. w. A.
Tucker. B. F.. Hake and the editor
returned from Carson this morning.
Great bargains in boys suits, over
coats, hats, caps, etc. for the next two
weeks at Alexander's
Ed Reinhart has caught the fight
ing fever and proposes to knock out
high prices on dress goods this week.
See his ad.
Trib cures swellings. bruises
spra1ns.
1t is the province of a newspaper
to publish the news, and this must be,
our excuse if any be needed for de-
voting SO much space to the Corbe tt
Fitzsimmons fight.
CAsoARErs stimulate liver. kidneys
and bowels. Never slcken, weaken
or grippe, 1Oc.
Yesterday was a great day for Car
son. Not cloud was to be seen and
the aun shone bright and clear. It
was a perfect Nevada day.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot of samples of Fall and
Winter Clothing which will be made
to order from $3.50 up.
Some of the best men Of the Stats
of Nevada, and as good men as can be
found in any other state, took in the
tight yesterday. The gentler sex was
also well represented in the arena.
Trib does not mend broken wheel
Nor yet broken heart;
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepared anew to start.
It is estimated that from four to
seven Thousand people Witnessed the
Corbett- Fitzsimmon's fight yester-
day. 1t was as quiet and orderly
crowd as this scribe has ever seen.
There were no drunken men on the
streets, in shorteverybody seemed to
be on their good behavior.
While you are LOOKING for change
In the weather, examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postof-
Gee. All goods first class and at tho
lowest living prices. Call in and ex.
anime my stock. Eostrouble to show
goods. l N. SHERwood.
Hawkins whipped Fiaherty yester-
day in forty-fve seconds, Hawkins
put him to sleep with the first blow.
Green whipped Smith in eleven
rounds. Smith broke his arm IN the
beginning Of tho fight and refused to
go to the center when the gong
sounded for the eleventh round.
JUsT try lOc. box OF Cascarets
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Harry Coe, former resident of
Elko county. died Of pneumonia in
Woodland, Utah, on the 18th Of this
month. He lived In Ruby Valley a
long time and was well-known to the
old residents Of tho county. He
drove stage number OF years for
Woodruff Il Ennor and Jack Gilmore,
Heleaves q widow and eight children
to mourn his loss.
Don'e Tcbacco spit ard Snaetxs Ysur
Life Away. eTs7s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-18

He who let's the weakness OF q
strained muscle become chronic re.
grets it life time. Trib will cure II.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-18

AsESr FOR TEE EuxsKA susrnrSHn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-18

caution was unnecessary. Jim's Sec
onds rushed into the ring and hurried
him to his corner. Corbett revived
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
OLYMPIC OYOLERs OUTING.
Athletic Sports in the Country After
Pfaasanf Ride.

Athletic Sports in the Country After a
Pleasant Ride.
Another enjoyable run was held oy the
Olympic Club Cyclers yesterday, led by
Captain Charles Morel. The destination
was the Fourteen House, which was
reached about 10 80 A. NJ.
The members then participated in the
games, which took place Immediately.
The 100.yard run was won by Jackson,
hop, step and jump by Eaton. cakewalk
bv Dunphy and Cathcart, bicycle race by
Nels Lind, wheelbarrow race by Kreling
and Clark.
The members and friends were enter
tanned after luncheon by Bob Mitchell,
Charles KreIing George McComb Paul
Dunphy and Jack Cathcart, after which
the cyclers took to the road and COM
menced the journey home, followed by
those who had come in teams.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
- NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS, ,Ir 1,.n-

RS NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS, MEEr
~ ing-By virtue OF resolution of the Rnard
OF Directors OF the Pacific Coast Jockey Chm a
corporation duly organized and existing nnder nd
by virtue OF the laws of the state of Caiifornis
GUY passed at meeting Of said Board of Direct
ois II Is hereby ordered that the annual meeting
TUESDAY,, the 22o day Of June A d. 1897 Ar
the office of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club partor
a, In the Palace Hotel, in the City and County OF
san francisco, state of California, at the hour Of
IL O'Clock NJ, and the stockholders of said corpo-
ration are hereby notified that a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Pacific Coast Jockey CIub viii
oe held in parlor A of the Palace Hotel in the
City and County of San Fran cisco, State of Cali
1ornla, upon TUESDAY the 22d day of June A ID
1897 at the hour of II o'clock NJ. for the purpose
OF electing directors for the ensuing year amend
ing the bylaws OF SAID corporation and 10 PASS a
bylaw liking date for annual meetings and "a
consider and do such other business as may be
presented. ="
Dated San Francisco Cal, this Sd day Of Juue.
a. d. 1897. s. N ANDROCS President
F. II. GREEN, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE

7SH FOLSOM, BET THIRD AND FoURT9
all full must sell cheap. uU SAsns
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
TO LEASE.

no RENT-NEAK THE TOWN OF OLEMA
L Marin County, little farm shares and build
Ing suitable Tor country store or shon. App to
son ST., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- MIME. OLLIE LAKE, GENUINE CABI-
- net baths; gents and ladies' Rooms 1929,
Stockton ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

A t rRACTIVE YOUNG GERMAN Girl, DE.
~ sires lucra i've housskeepers place; hotel.
plain mending. Hours IL to g. roomb, 234 o'Far.
reli St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FRUIT, COUNTRY PRODUCE ASD FANCY
is srocefy store, horses, 2 wagons doing rush.
ra ,ns ana money-mRkng business: established
7ss arket ST. 'A'' "a' gan" LIN e.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

[ I0HNEK SALOON CHEAP; DOING GOOD
- business Call 10 A. M, 63S Howard at
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

Il GInC,hER-sHoP; WELL FITTED; GOOD
ness Apply 1343 Va encia st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
MINING INTERESTS.

w ANTED-A MAN WHO KNOWS WHERE
w 10 locate n good placer claim either for com
dress X, box "a, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

SALooN; ONE BEST LOCATIONS IN CIrY;
151 Csi Ss Sfc sOld On account of departure j. box
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

Young LADY WISHES GENTLEMAN
4 partner; small capital Apply 1854 Fourth
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

EOR X n I - FAMILY RESTAURANT-
large dining-room; French range; suites NJ
rooms; bath, ETC. Apply w. B CLUFf, II Sixtb
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

RARE CHANCE ON ACCOUNT OF SICK
ness ofer one-ha!f of a very good office
TISI TTTISohIess; established 10 yerrs Apply room 81
Ai""u building, 800 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

VNHOROUGALY RELIABLE AND COMPE-
4 tent young lady of expe rience wants position
In insurance office; versed in all branches OF office
work and details of insurance business; furnish
dress Reliable, box 80, atl Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

QO00 STATIONERY, NOTIONS Ann
DZOO. branch bakery; 4 ltyiug-rooms. rant
$13 so. 2l59 Fifteenth st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

~ ENTLEMAN WANTS LADY PARTNER IN
VI good business: small capt. al: to take chsrpa
OF cash. Address a. B., box %, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSITION
- W 10 general homework; no objection TO coun-
Try Address 206 Lily ave.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

X tsI-CLAsS BRANCH BAKERY. STA
= tonery, notions. ice cream and cigars. Waot
ern Aodltlon business from $40 to Sl5 a dsw.
any one wishing TO buy can see bills and nsiness
oy caihng; must be sold this week; furnitura a ~
1or sale; parties going away, Apply this cffice 90
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

- TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR
S0O gents and ladies'. r. II, 1201a Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

S360 SALOON ON FOURTH ST.. CLOSE
sail - 70 Market; actual value $500; must
Marte, ae once On or take good partner. WILKE 7S3
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

If7 18th 81 - BRANCH OFFICE OF
-, 'AA SALL; subscriptions ami want ads
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

| AD1 WISHES SITUATION AS HOUSE.
.oo. - Keeper; city or country. 1884 Fourth st.,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

M An AND WIFE WISH TO TAKE CHARGE
AZ OF private residence while parties are ont ~
town: can furnish best OF reference Address
N. W., box SO. Call uAes'
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

DUNG WIDOW STRANGER DESIRES A
&en''eman partner. Room /, 223 Pos st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

q nAkLARD A FINELY FIJTED Up
" Duicher-shop; good business: rent chean. a
years established; horses, wagon aud cart IN y
On re Cal Office. N"i~ Ah-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

WAITRESS, SIS WEEK, RESTAURANT Ann
w ba<ery, call early; waitressess Sl5 and
room each; waitress and cham bermaid same no.
TEL S52 Do for the 2,country hotel: hotel aundress
S25, loom. board, etc: chsmbermaid aud walt
some, city. SO aud room; mattresses, So SO TO
"a week, small places: COOK $40 and room: cook
S45 and room; cook, $50 and room: cook ior OAK
land Cal, S25 and room; lunch and dinner wait
ress; waitress, city, $50 and room: German
W oman cook, S35 and room: ironer steam
laundry. $25, room, board, etc.: cook resort no
tel, $50 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

YoUNG FRENCH WIDOW WISHES A sTTU
~. HIIon "a, as housekeeper in bachelors household
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

w VANTED-MIDDLE-AG AGED ENGLIshMAN
w of good appearance and business ability de-
sirous OF going to Liverpool, Eng and: expenses
pHid see party IN Office. MARTIN Il Co., 749
Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

DROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
L Benica Arsenal, Benicia. Cal, May H. 1897.
Sealed proposals. in triplIcate, will be received un-
til O'Clock p. NJ. June H. 1897, Tor furnishing
Leather, Coal Iron, Hardware. Lumber, forage
etc. during fiscal year ending June 80 1898 IN
for M alton iurni she'd application Liautenant-
Colonel l. S. RABBITT. Ord. Deps (omdg
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

WANTED-3 MINERS, 81 DAY: COAt H.
w man for country, $25: 5 men about place 81
and $50; black 81 so 10 $3 day; blacksmith
helper. 81 rs day and found; English or rish
groom, $50 and founu: Ieamsters farmers
shlngle-bolt makers and others Apply to J. f.
CROsEIT q co. 62S sacramento ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

(IooD PAYING SALOON AT SLAUGHTER
- price. Call early, 624 Clay S..
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

YoCNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION IN
private place. general housework and nlaIn
ce9oSlng; COO lg sleep home Call or address NJ LUND,
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
BUSINESS cHANCEs-oontinued.

pARTNER WANTED-BY TCHER.
L small capital; no knowledge OF business neces-
sar5. 1921 Buchanan st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08

G1000 WORTH $4,000; OLD EsTAB
D1OOO. lished book, stationery and TOW
store; liylng-rooms; rent cheap; no agents
STEVENSON d CO. 539 Market al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Bedford City Jottings.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, March 3.-(Spe-
cial)-At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Board Of Supervisors Of the county,
this week, the question of the remainder
of the pay claimed by Mr.. A. NJ. Doyle,
who had been employed as an expert ex-
aminer Of the books Of the Liberty saw
ings Bank, and had been a witness in
the cases growing out OF the failure OF
the bank was discussed. and the COM
mittee appointed to consider the matter
recommended that no further allowance
be made. At a former meeting half OF
the sum claimed by Mr.. Doyle was or
dered to be paid.
The breaks at the tobacco warehouses
have been large, and the prices on some
of the lots the best Of the season.
The position OF surgeon for the county
OF the Norfolk and Western railway
made vacant by the resignation Of DR..
r. G.. O'Hara, has been filled by the APP
polntment of Or. j. A. Rucker, with Dr'
S. ]. Baker as assistant.
Mr. George z. Caskie. OF Lynchourg,
grandson Of Mr.. James Caskie, OF Rich
mond. has presented TO a gentleman mere
"a collector Of Virginian antiquities a
very interesting relic OF DR.. J. II. Rice,
formerly pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church of your city. 1t is silver snun-
box with J. n. r. engraved on top, ana
on the reverse side. Remember Me.
OF. w. P" Dr. Rice was a native Oh
Redford. horn In 1717.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
MORE PACIFIC.

If there is any change in the Graeco-
Cretan situation 1t is for the better.
That is to say, the outlook is more pa
cafe. and the chances Of a general
war resulting from the trouble are dimin-
ishing. Greece still remains firm and the
Powers have not attempted to enforce
their ultimatum. The latter are said to
be considering, If they are not actually
nreparing, another note dealing with the
matter. and 1t is also stated that this
note will threaten coercion. But II is
admitted that as to the details Of the
coercion. there is still lack of concert,
and therefore, the movement has very
much the appearance OF a second attempt
10 bluff the little kingdom.
In the mean time, the war fever in
Greece IS said TO be abatlng somewhat,
and there have been no serious distur-
bances on the Turkish border. and in
Salonica, as 1t was feared there would
be. These conditions go a long way to-
wards averting the danger Of a flames be-
ing started in the Balkans, I'm which
All the Powers might become enwrapped
before the end and greatly enhance the
nrospect for an amicable settlement OF
the issues involved, not only so far as
Greece. Crete, and Turkey. but the
Powers themselves. are concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
THE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.

Brazil, after some two years Of peace
that is, some two years Of about as much
peace as the average South American
republic could be expected to enjoy-has
another revolution to deal with. The
first news OF the outbreak, which. so far,
is confined to the province Of Bahia, was
that it was caused by religious fana-
ticism, and was sort of Mahdist move
ment. AS such, the Brazilian Govern
ment seems to have been disposed, in the
incipiency of the movement, 10 treat it,
but the experience of the several COM
paratively small military expeditions
that were sent against the insurgents
points to the conclusion that the in
SEPARATION is not altogether religious.
The fanatics" were found to have
planned their campaign with great mill
tary skill, and this fact, together with
the supplies and the character of the
arms in their possession, has excited the
suspicion that the Monarchical party in
Brazil is behind the uprising. Indeed, so
strong is this suspicion that when news
was received in Rio that the latest ex-
petition sent against the insurgents had
been cut to pieces. serious riots directed
against the leaders of the Monarchical
party occurred in that city.
The last revolution in Brazil showed
very plainly that the virus Of Mon
archy" was far from being extirpated.
II is stin strong in a large faction Of
the body-politic, and there have been
signs lately that it has been doing a
ouiet. but steady. work of incubation
IL therefore, the suspicion that the Mon
archists are at the bottom of the Bahia
outbreak shall prove to be well founded,
no one need be surprised to hear of up
risings in other parts Of the country,
and the precipitation Of very serious
condition of affairs for the republic. As
Stunning that the suspicion is well found
ed-and. under all the circumstances, the
assumption is quite logical one-the
successes the Bahia insurgents have met
with in their encounters with the govern
ment troops are well calculated to en-
courage the Monarchists to venture on a
general movement for the attainment Of
their ends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
woM,y,s ADVANCEMENT.

II win be a revelation 10 many persons
that in Finland, in proportion to popuis-
ton. the cause Of higher education OF
women and the advancement OF women
10 positions in which they can support
themselves, have made as rapid progress
as anywhere else in the world. For moro
than a quarter of a century the gymnasia
have admitted both sexes, and the first
woman completed the prescribed course
Of study and passed her examination 0he
so-called absolutorium) in 1870 Since then
from forty TO sixty girls have
nassed the same ordeal every year.
These gymnasia are the best edu-
cational institutions in Finland, and
have. it is said. much larger
number of female pupils than the ordinary
high schools for girls, although the tul-
ton fees in the former are twice or three
times as great as in the latter. In the
University Of Helsingfors there are now
over 200 women attending the different
courses of lectures as matriculated stu
dents. In 1882 the degree Of NJ. A. was
conferred for the first time upon woman;
and another woman has been for several
wears one of the leading physicians OF
Helsngfors.
In 1884 a "Frauenverein" was foundeo
for the elevation and Improvement OF the
condition Of women, and in 1881 second
society. called the "Union," TO which men
were also admitted, was established for
the promotion Of the same object. From
recent Finnish publication it is learned
that about 1000 women are now employed
In post-offices, railroad and telegraph bu-
reaus. and other departments OF the pup
lie service; that more than 900 are engaged
as teachers in schools of various grades,
and that il is not uncommon 10 see among
their pupils young men Of is who are pre-
pairing for an academical or commercial
career. Also, that 5000 women at least
are in banks or in trade; that more than
one-tbird of these are either owners or
indenendent managers Of the business;
that Of the eighty poorhouses in Finland
ffty-two have female superintendent
and that many landed estates and all
diaries are directed by women. In few
cases women have, it is added, founded
and carried on important manufactures.
The number of authoresses is relatively
small, the Finnish women not being con-
spicuous for literary talent, but the num-
Der of artists is remarkably large. AT the
art exhibition held in Helsingfors in the
spring of 1896, fully 40 per cent. of the eX-
of xrrnr Indeed.
it is declared that the Finnish women
excel especially in painting, sculpture, and
architecture. TO say nothing Of music. The
population Of Finland is little upwards
If . 600 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
TAZEWELL.
Took Poison ny MistnIse-Cen' nm"
Hue Grass.


TAZEwELL. VA. March b.-'Spe-
ciaI.)-Dr. Isaac Pierce. a prominent phy-
sIcian, OF this place. who took, through
mistake. a dose OF blchloride OF mercury
and who was not expected to live OH
Yesterday. is somewhat improved TINS
morning, and hope is entertained OF Ms
recovery.
Mr.. James A. Vale, n former resluent
of Tazewell, but who has been HFihs III
the West for some twenty-five years
and who Is now a resident OF Onani,
Neb.. is visiting his many friends ana
relatives In Tazewell.
Mrs Elizabeth Gillespie, mother OF
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hankins, Of this place
died on the 10th, at the home OK her
daughter; aged So years.
Pocahontas furnished two more crim-
nails last week, in the shape OF TWO
burly negroes-both charged with Durg-
larry.
business in this section. and especially
IN the coaI-nelds, has been very quiet
for some months past, but some recent
coat contracts, made in the Elkhorn re-
elon with an Illinois steel plant, nave
given new impetus to business in that
section.
Under the heavy rains, which we have
heen having Tazewell bluegrass has
sprung up rapidly, and in few days
there will be good pasture for the fine
herds of cattle which abound in Taze-
well.
The old Virginia Hotel. which until
recently belonged TO the Dodd estate, Is
now being torn down by the purchasers
and two handsome brick stores VIII De
erected on a portion Of the site.
Chapman Anderson, Of this place. re-
Gently returned from New York. Will IN
a few days locate in Pocahontas, and
nractice law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

In Virginia that urges its voters to vote
for a constitutional convention. Ana IN
this caee the Urging comes' not from a
State convention, but from con
ference"-the conference recently held at
Lyncaburg.
As we have said. party loyalty requires
no Democrat TO vote aye on the consu-
tutional convention proposition; eacn
Democrat may vote aye" or no as
he pleases. On the other hand, those Re-
publicans who feel bound by the action
OF the State convention OF their party
must vote mo"
In default OF satisfactory action by the
legislative branch Of our state Govern
ment we trust that our party az party
will, at a suitable time, take the respon-
slbility of calling constitutional con-
vention. Furthermore. We hope that our
party will then outline the policies that
II viii support in the convention. A'-d
among these we trust the matter OF re-
stricting suffrage will occupy CHEZ
place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

Lacaca, who feels az II he had swappeu
places with baseball umpire ana peen
interviewed by an army Of cranks' VINO
were dissatisfied with his decisions. On
the day aforesaid, the Judge aforesaiu'
at White Plains. N. Y, granted Iony
divorce, whereupon Tony's spouse-that
had been up TO that moment-anu TWO
other irate women turned upon his hohor'
assailed him bitterly with their tongues
and would have inflicted upon him pnysi-
cal punishment had not the court oilicers'
by rallylng to his rescue, enabled MN 10
beat n retreat that was more precipi'ate
than dignIfed.
Fooled I'm their attempt TO "waiop
the Court, the women then turned on
poor Tony. and before any one couio
interfere, banged his head against d
wall until Il was so decorated with bumps
and bruises that his mother wouldn
have known him. And yet there is
whole chance of people" who would de-
prive women OF the privilege OF nsh'ine
their own battles and the battles OF others
In court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
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4 Chnrnde.

(For the Dispatch)
The appartion of a FIRST
ForeshadOwed we are told.
In upper skies TO Plymouth town
In trying days of old
The coming OF King Philips men
on savage mission sent.
With treasured store of hate and wrath
And murderous intent
Strange though II may appear 10 you,
IT'S naught but true, my friend,
Ny SECOND grows in size and length,
When cut at either end.
And with capacity enlarged
Its benef9ctiOn yields
In giving strength TO shrub and plant
And fertiliZing fields.
Ny WHOLE was many years ago
4 noted navigator,
And 'mong the toilers of the sea-
No man was reckoned greater.
He taught the mystery of the winds,
The science of the seas.
And embryo shippers learned from him
To utilize the breeze.