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Daily camera., 1897-08-30
From the Editorial Factory.

The Washington machine that grinds
out prosperity" rot for the editorial col.
umns of the McKinley-Hanna Republi.
can papers of the country, says the Ward
Miner, is fabricated by fat fried from a
dirty syndicate of blood.sucking leeches,
whose sole aim in life is the enrichment
of themselves by the subjugation of the
masses. The court that issued the in
junction restraining the striking coal
miners of the east from exercising the
rights that every free born American
citizen holds dear is mere tool of such
syndicate and one of the many factors
now breeding contempt for our whole
judicial branch of government. Every
time we pick up Republican paper
whose editorial columns are fetid with
the matter sent out by this same syndi.
cate We are compelled to ''injunct" our
selves from giving vent to some strong
execrations that newspaper sanctums
harbor such base parasites.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Methodist Services.

The Methodist pulpit was ably filled
yesterday morning by June Henderson.
His address on "What great men think
of the bible," was listened to by an at
tentive and appreciative congregation.
Splendid music was rendered by the
choir at both services and Mrs. Lydia
Hornbe ck's sermon in the evening proved
her to be almost equal to her husband in
the pulpit Mr.. .Hornbeck Is now attend
ing conference at Colorado Springs and
it is hoped by his entire membership
that the bishop will return him here,
where he has made host Of friends dur
ing the past year.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
County Court.
B. F, Taylor.
Toe Dodson.

Judgment was given the plaintiffs this
morning in the county court in the cases
of Chas Yates, w. Hult, Porter Morse,
John ]. Walsh and John T. Carmack, VS.,
The Gold Eagle Gold Mining company
The sums aggregated $1,000.
Judge Secor today heard the case of
John ]. Hughes, VS.. George Hansblough,
Clarence Colvin, George Teal and Chas.
NJ. Leonard. The suit was brought to
recover for promissory note of $500.
Messrs Duncan, Miller and Saver ap-
peared for the plaintiff and Messrs. Ives,
Rogers and Houston for the defendants
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
The Teams COllided.

Saturday afternoon while attempting
to pass on the Jlmtown road, the teams
of Joe Bailey and Will Rule became
locked and serious accident was mar
.rowly averted. AS it was Bailey was
thrown from his buggy and sprained his
back. A horse which was being trailed
after bis buggy was crushed against
the rocks at the side of the road and SO
badly bruised that it had to be shot. 1t
belonged to Clint Mcintosh.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Oav's agency has sold lot one ill block
I42, from w. H. Frakes to Fred Sher.
wood for $500. Mr.. Sherwood has
moved here to take advantage of our
school facilities.
T.V. Wilson's real estate agency re-
ports exchange of the John Greenfield
place west of Highland Lawn for the
Delmege farm near Nj Wot. The farm
cont aims los acres and valued at $500
while the Greenfield roperty was valued
at $1,000.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
A CUBAN POLICY.
Minister Woodford starts Shortly for Spain
to ExpOund 1t.

Minister WoodfOrd starts Shortly for Spain
to Expound 1t.
Washington, Aug. 3o-General Wood
ford, minister to Spain, will start for San
Sebastian in the near future to present
to the queen regent the proposition of
the state department for ending the
Cuban war. Woodtord's instructions
are said to be definite and concise. Nc
Kinley looks for reply from Spain at an
early date. If Spain fails to respond in
the preliminary negotiations, it is be.
lleved that Minister Woodford has in
structions authorizing him to let the
Spanish government understand that the
United States will interfere. Assistant
Secretary Day will have full charge OF
the conducting of the negotiations, and
in this will practically supercede Sher-
man.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Prepare for the carnival.

Denver, Aug. 3o-Director General
Robert Speer of the Mountain and Plain
carnival, has received telegram from
Chin Poo, who went to San Francisco to
arrange tor costumes for the carnival,
announcing that the decorotions are pro-
vided for and will be more gorgeous
than ever. The costumes and decor
ations will be the richest imaginable and
the directorate of the carnival will be
compelled to give heavy bond for their
safety while in Denver.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
TODAY 5 NEWS.
LABOR LEADERS CONVENE.
No Politics Will Enter the Discussion Says
resident RatchfOrd

Pre- sidenu RatchfOrd.
St. Louis, Aug 3o-Tne conference of
the labor leaders opened this morning
with 100 accredited delegates in attend.
ance. The leaders arrived this morning,
among whom were Ratchford, Debs and
others.
In an interview President Ratchford
said: "Politics will not cut any figure at
this meeting 1t was called TO aid the
minsrs strike, and all delegates are har-
moniously working to that end and all
other things will be made minor to that.
The reason that Gompers and others are
here is because of other business and not
from want of interest"
resident Prescott, of the International
Typographical union, was chosen chair
man of the convention. The committee
on credo ntials was appointed from the
machinsts, street Car employees, Knights
of Labor and mine workers. The con
ventlon then adjourned until p. m.
The fact that no accredited repre-
sentative OF the federation of labor is
present has rather put dampener upon
the meeting. The representatives. of the
great railway orders are also absent. All
possibility of a general strike is there
fore gone. 1t is conceded that little effect
can come from the convention.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
KILLED BY MOONSHINEkS.

A Fierce Encounter Results in the Death
of Two Deputy MarshaIs.
Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 3o-Two
deputy U. S. marshals are dead, two are
wounded and two are missing as result
of fierce encounter with moonshiners
in Pope county yesterday. The dead
are:
BE- Taylor.
Toe Dodson.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
The Victoria Mine.

Five men have been working shat: No,
I of the Victoria on leases and it is re.
ported that Mr.. Charles Davis who owns
the property has purchased the leases
from some of these men and expects to
work this shaft himself. The Victoria is
one OF the best equipped mines in the
state and is producing some very rich
ore and Mr.. Davis is undoubtedly reap
lug a rich and well deserved reward for
his years of perseverance and hard work.
Wall Street Gold Miner.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Didn't Appear at the Races.

Middleton, N Y, Aug. 3o-George
Savage of the Salisbury mills, and bi,
cycle rider of much local repute, was
billed to ride last Saturday. but failed to
appear. His wheel and clothing were
found on the banks of Moodna creek
this morning and after search his body
was found in the mud. Death was prob
ably accide ntal.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
FEAThERlNG HIS NEST.

Bryson Makes Some start
ling Declarations.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. 3o-George E.
Bryson, the American correspondent re.
Gently expelled from Havana, arrived
here today. He says that before he left
Havana Spanish banker assured him
that Weyler has remitted to London and
Madrid banks over $1,000 on his personal
account. He made this money, it is
alleged. out Of contracts on building
trochas, in speculations in American
mules and horses, and in the sale of cat
tie captured in raids.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Nary Up to Date.

"Mary had little lamb; that time has
passed away. No lamb could follow up
the pace our Mary sets today. For now
she rides the air.shod wheel in skirts too
short by hall; no lamokin shares her
airy flight. but you Can see her calf
Golden Globe.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Believed to Have been Murdered.

Elkton, Ind, Aug. 3o-Great excite
ment prevails here because of the frd.
ing of the body of an unknown woman
in Elk creek this morning. The woman
was we'll dressed, about 80 years of age
and was badly cut about the face. 1t is
thought she was murdered.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
MOB REPULSED.

A Sheriff and Deputies Withstands the
Attack on the Jail.
EMontg emery, Ala, Aug. 3o-The Jail at
Greeneville was attacked by mob this
morning in an effort to lynch John CAT
ford, the slayer of Francis Barlow Lloyd.
The mob was repulsed by the sheriff
Gov. Johnson has called out the militia,
anticipating another attack.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
FitZ as a Hero.

New York, Aug. 3o-Dressed in his
duck suit and in view of thousands, Bob
Fltzsimmons this morning waded into
the marsh back of Beck's Rye resort and
rescued bay MAZE from foundering.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Rescued Five Children.

Chicago. Aug. 3o.-At a fire in the
Maxwell street district last night. Gus
Lowenstein distinguished himself as 4
hero by rushing into the burning resi-
dence Of Isadore Klein and rescuing Eve
children. Five trips into the flames were
necessary.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
New GoodSl

showing larger and better selected stock OF General
Merchandise than ever before.
THE LARGE SHIPMENTS of new goods we are no now
receiving purchased spot cash the LOWEST POSSl
BILE PRICES nd will be sold prices to them rapidly
inspection of stock of goods being opened and
placed will convince the people that we mean business and
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
Silver Quota ton.

New York. Aug. 3o-Silver is quoted
al 521s today.
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
School
Dress Goods.

We are showing large line of novelties wool mixtures, all
wool Aannes in plain coors checks pad stripes designs and
other goods specially adapted for school dresses They service
able pretty and reasonable in price,
Daily camera., 1897-08-30
School Shoes.

People will looking School Shoes and the question
arises where the wearing be obtained and the
nres Our Misses and Chdren school shoes larger
complete than We showing all the late toes tips
tain that YOU have We carry the BEST WEARING
lines Of school shoes made America We figure give THE
MOST WEAR FOR THE LEAST MONEY. We can
helm YOU solve the school shoe problem.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
[FRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
SADMAGUSDI.

1t vas reported in town last night
that the Cold Creek Mining company
nut seventy men to work yesterday
morning.
Tho editor took his second lesson
on the wheel .uLlay and succeeded be-
you'd his most sanguine hopes. " He
vas on top nor than half the time
and is quite clated owe his success.
Mr.. William Kennedy. OF Mound
Valley. drove in Saturday and Sun
day me. ming he was taken quite sick
and has been confined to his bed
since. He is under the care OF DIR
Mcdowell and is Il good deal better
today.
John lIibbets has put screen door g
in the front of his saloon. Other sa-
loon keepers should follow his ex-
ample. John can now knock a fel.
low down and drag him out the back
way without being seen.
Inc lresiucnt has promoted Judge
william W. Morrow OF San Francisco
TO the Circuit Judgship Of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit to fill the vacancy
caused by the appointment Of Judge
McKcnna to be Attorney General Of
the United States.
John j. Valentine will speak to the
students IT the University on Social
Evolution" instead of on the money
question. as iutimaated by the Silver
State the other day. As Mr.. Vulen.
tines address will not touch the
mnucy question, the Silver States
criticism rs to him was rather prema-
ture.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23

An impromptu dance was given at
tho Garrccht Springs last night in
honor Of some Of tho visiting guests
in tho city, Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Sain and
Mr.. Cox. TO Miss Ruth Russell DO.
longs tho credit for getting up the
affair. Judge Dcanc chapcroncd tho
party. Tho smooth floor in the NOV
OF the t'g barn was turned for the
occasion into a charming ballroom.
Tho guests danced TO the music OF a
violin and guitar by McssrH. Riddle
and Mayer till the hour Of IL when
lunch was served, and tho return to
tho city begun. Miss Aiuley favored
the departing guests with n song or
two. A most delightful time VIVA
had by oil present.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23

The following though 1t tells a re-
marketable story in not rcpublished for
that reason alone; but also TO call at
tention To the fact that Trib has now
been long enough in us" 10y our pco-
pie so that they actually know some
OF its virtues 10y cXpcI ."ucc.
Tho company informs us that it has
received hundreds of testimonials, u
frN OF which have been published,
aud all OF which are entirely volun-
tary.
1t seems ms il Nevada. which las
already given much 10 the world, is to
confer upon humanity another. yet
greater, and mora lasting benefit.
Carson. Nevada, July 10, 1896.
To the Trib Company:
Gentlemen: On the 18th OF June |
epraincd my foot aud mike very So.
vercly. turning the foot clear over. |
tried II number OF applications which
ordinarily relieves spraius, but with.
ont effect. At the end of three days
the swelling was greater than over,
the pain intolcrahlc and | could not
walk. Tho whole foot was double its
natural size, md black IN color. |
then tried Trib. In Il few days ! was
entirely we'll, aud today TINT ankle il
better and stronger than the other.
Tho Trib seems to have renewed the
lie OF tho whole limb. Use my name
IN recommending Trib. Keep on nd
veriisiug il until the whole world has
knowledge OF tho great valuo-tlIo
great b~lcssiug-Of this new remedy.
Yours truly,
AM RICKEY.
Tho testimony Of Mn. Hickey, II
lady who il held IN tho highest cstccm
by all who know her, has been con-
iirmcd, II confirmation were needed.
by many Others during the past ycar,
Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
Fourth Of July Meeting.

There was a very small attendance
1T tho Fourth of July meeting En-
day night, Chairman Rcinhart pre-.
sided aud in the absence OF the Sec
Rotary. w. w. BUOlcr was appointed
to &c, temporarily. Tho ~canvassing
committee reported that they hal
partially ]canvnsRcd the town mud that
$50 had been subscribed. Tho re-.
port was received aud adopted and
further timo granted the committee .
a motion Ia celebrate tho Na,iom's
birthday wns unanimously adopted.
On motion il WA dtcidcd 10 hold tho
celebration on Monday. july 9th.
Tho chair named the following
committee Of arrangements: r.. II.
Mend. II. j. Jones, &. 4. Gardner, Ed
Kcyscr. Geo. Russell, Jr.. Homer Rid
die. II. McAdamq. w. W. ljoohcr, |.
OstrcichcT, ID. Casper, George Bruce.
j. +. Wheeler, G.. II. Sproulc. J. Mel.
ron, Lander Tabcr.
On motion the committee WA given
fnll power to mako all arrangements
for tho celebration and to clcct its
own officers.
On motion tho meeting adjourned,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
The Grcco-Turkish War.

BERLIN, May 20.-A telegram re-
ccivcd from Constantinoplc this
afternoon says THAI the effort Of the
Turkish commander in Epirns TO
trent with the Greeks for I'M
armisiice resulted in failure, owing
to tho Greeks having ignored tho
Gag of truce aud having attempted
yesterday, with two battalion Of
troops, to make q irosh incursion into
Turkish territory. The Grecks. IL ia
further stated, also ehcllcd tho
Turkish position. In conclusion
tho Constuutinople dispatch Gays
tho Turkish Government disclaims
all responsibility for what may
follow.
ATnENs, May 20.-An armistico DO.
tween the Turkish md Greek troops
in Thcssaly, to extend II days, was
formally concluded toda..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
s Unique Ordinances.

The City Council OF Pomona, Gal.
has passed II most unique law govern
ing the sale Ct intoxicants. 1t pro-
vides III substance that only two
saloons will be permitted in the city,
each To pay annually $1,000 license.
and the proprietors to furnish Il bond
Of 5000 each, and they must be
bona iide residents Of the city. Tho
saloons may be opened from 6 o'clock
4. NJ. TO 10 r. NJ. six days Ill the week.
They shall have no frosted windows
or screens OF any description and the
interior view must bc totally unob.
structed. Only n chair will DO nj
lowed in each place and that for the
use Of the bartender. The law also
provides that il the wife. mother, sIs-
ter or daughter warns the saloon
keeper to not sell TO Il husband, son,
brother or father any liquor, and he
continues to do so his license shall
be revoked. There is also a provis-
ion that il any party dependent on a
male person makes affidavit to that
effect and that the said person is
spending money for intoxicants, his
name must be posted up behind the
bar. Notwithstanding the strict pro-
visions several men have already ap.
piled for Il license to conduct a Sal
loon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
How to Treat n wife.
tFroIn Pacific Health Journal. J

tFrom Pacific Health Journal.)
First, get n wife; second, be patient
You may have great trials and per
plexities in your business, brit do not
therefore, carry to your home a cloudy
or contracted brow. Your wife may
have %trials, which, though of less
magnitude, may DO hard for her TO
bear. a kind word. Il tender look.
will do wonders in chasing from her
brow Nil clouds Of gloom. To this We
would add always keep u bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house. 1t is tho best and is sure To
be needed sooner or later. Your
wife will then know That you really
care for her and wish to protect her
health. For enlc by M. n. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
[FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
3ALMAGUNDI.

There ara o carpenters in Elko
now than for many years.
Tho Kentucky Legislature had an
other monkey and parrot time yester.
day.
A company has been formed in
Maine to make silk for clothing from
spruce trees.
DR.. Moore has sold his house to
Mrs. James Adams and a. ]. Wood
ruff has taken the contract to move
it.
Tho Carson News says that fears
are entertained that the capital yard
trees are going TO die. They are not
leating ont well.
The high license system OF Utah
prevents the opening OF saloons in
small plnces or where ready cash is
scarce. and all sorts OF stuff and de-
coctions are resorted to by its thirsty
citizens to develop u hilarious feel
ing.
Tho Western part, OF the State was
shaken up by earthquake shocks last
Saturday. IT will take moro than
the ordinary earthquake shock to
arouse Reno, Carson and Virginia
City to a realizing sense OF their
wickedncss. We very much doubt,if
a vcritable ground opener would do
it.
Miss Maggie Hutchinson, 4 leach
or i'll the Nevada City school, was
knocked Eenseless Wednesday morn
ing by being struck by a baseball
hot from Il bat. Some boys were
playing ball in the school yard
and just rs Miss Hutchinson entered
the yard on her way to the school
roam, the ball hit her. She soon re-
covered.
The Silver Republican members Of
the Senate have decided to support
a proposition providing for an export
bounty on agricultural products.
They take the stand that by this sys-
tenn only can the farmer secure benc-
tits to compensate him for import on
other articles. Senator Cannon will
offer I'm amendment TO the tariff bill
providing for such a bounty.
y novel verdic; was rendered Sat
nrdny 10y the jury in tho case Of Lee
Donagh vs.. the City and Suburban
railway company of Portland, Or.
Donagh was Il motOrmun in the employ
Of the company and lost a foot in an
accident. lie sued the company to
recover $4,000 damages. The jury
decided thut the company should pay
the cost OF the cult, furnish Donagh
with ii wooden leg and give him em-
ployment.
President Mckinley sent Il message
TO Coniiress yesterday urging an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 To relieve the
suffering and destitution Of Ameri-
cans On the Island ON Cuba. The
latest report from Consul General
Lee estimates that from six to eight
hundred Americans are without
means Of support. Tho Senate im-
mediately pissed ii resolution appro-
priating $4,000 Tor this purpose.
When the matter came up lii the
lIonse Bailey moved to amend by
adding Morgan's resolution recogniz-
ing the belligcrcncy Of the insur-
ccnts. This was opposed by the Re
publicGns and the louise adjourned
w',Iout taking amy mrhnn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23

oSSteluIs vi otdte
thanks Tor a copy Of the statutes 0
1897.
Rosanna Jones. wife OF mas. a
Jones. aged 81 years.. died in beo
wave OF tho 17tn.
Oscar Wilde was released frol.
prison yesterday, having served ont
his full term.
Harry Van Driellen's team took a
spin around the town this forenoon.
No damage was done.
During the year 1896 the plumage
OF I've 5000 900 birds was used in
New York for the decoration OF
wcmen's hats.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invitation to attend the reception to
be given the Normal class Of the State
Cpirarsity on the evening Of May
18th.
Reno may get her public building
soon as the treasury department is
making inquiries as to available sites
the volume OF postofice business
etc.
DeLamar, New, is a great family
mining camp. Tie school census
shows 2lo children Of school age, to
say nothing OF the swarms OF little
ones.
The Miners State Bank Mt Cripple
Creek, Colorado, md the Belknap
Savings Bank Mt Laconiu, New
Hampshire, closed their doors YES.
ter lay.
Married men do not live longer
than bachelors, but the time seems
longer, especially when u fellow is de.
barred from having a run with the
boys occasionally.
The Appeal Gays that Jim Yering.
ton has bonded a mica mine in Lin q.
coin county, aud the samples cut ont
two let square. 1t is the finest vari-
etS ever discovered.
james Baysley, who located the
Best & Belcher mine on the Comstock
but who has been living the life OF Il
recluse near Los Angeles recently,
has fallen heir to .el5, 600 by the death
of a relative in England.
Members OF the United States BIZ
III atallic Commission arrived in Paris
yesterday. Premier Meline SAYS
France will not take the initiative in
calling n monetary conference until
Great Britain agrees to take part.
Tom Harris is putting on a whole
lot OF frills today. Tho cause Of it is
the arrival Of a little grand daughter
last night. Grandpa and grandma
Harris are as proud over the arrival
OF the youngster as a little boy 18th
his first pair OF red topped boots.
Anyone having an intention OF fl
ing new mining locations will do well
to lock into the law providing for
such matters passed. at the last c
sion OF the Legislature. The OLD law
has been changed and n mistake in
particular might cause complications
or a serious loss to eomeone, when a
precnuGon would insure the party's
right.
MI. lsh writes to recorder Watkins
from Mountain City that he has sunk
80 feet and drifted so feet on the
Mammoth claim and has struck a
very rich body Of ore. Several Grip
pie Creek miners are there and they
are very much elated over tho find.
Mr.. Ish says that he expects to he
operating Il number OF old abandoned
claims OF Mountain City before the
season ia over.
p. T. Farnsworth informed a Re.
veille reporter Inst week that the a.
NJ. Co.'S coal mine ut Crum Canyon,
Lander county, was looking tip top;
that the vein was now over seven feet
thick and that an analysis proved il
/" he anthracite coal OF high quality.
similar 10 the Pennsylvania coal. Tho
ledge improves us depth is gained.
aud Gre long We will hear of the COM
lauN engaged i'm SHINING fuel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23
EIko Deserves Encouragement.

The following kind words from the
Silver State will be appreciated by
our people. They breathe the senti-
mcnt that should animate tho people
IN every section Of the State:
There is lie use in denying the fact
TINT Elko has Il lot OF cntcrprising
citizens. 1t will not be long before
1t will he the largest and best city in
Nevada. Tho people OF that town
stand 10y each other in every move
made Tint will in any way benefit
them. There are no icaIousics and
no baking in tho sale OF mlues to
parties who can work them aud thus
give employment to many miners
who surely arc bound to circulate
their money md mako business
lively. We say, why shouldn't Elko
prosper and why ehould't shc he eli.
couragch by every paper in No
vada?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23

News from Alaska is 10 tho effect
that upward OF 200 mon arc stranded
at Juneau without tho means OF got
ting back TO the mines or back to tho
sound,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-23

There may be many shirt waists
manufactured in tho United States.
You will think there is but one, after
wearing a Trojan