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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22

Saturday afternoon Il usually
puict town took on the appearance Of
lively new mining camp. Two
,Ghts between -TcrribIc Jack" and
Lack Cook took place in the afternoon
nj evening. Tine first orcurrad
'hortly after > O'Clock in front uf the
arcade saloUn md resulted in nm easy
victory fer Cook. About q o'clock
he mcn camctoEcthcr again in Marsh
Stottlcr's saloon and Terrible Jack
knocked Cook out in the first round
Cook WIS unconscious Tor II time, but
finally came around all right. Con-
stable rriplclt arrested both men and
took them before Justice Morgan lio
iinol them each $40 which they paid.
Another fight took place in China.
town between two OF the ira.l sister
hood. Ihcy INDUCED in the usual
hair pulling ind the loud nmd vulgar
talk that cbarlctcrizrs a scrap be.
tween women Of their class. Con.
stable l'riplttt appeared on the scene
md hOstilitics coascd. Ellen iIillycr,
one ~ the fighters. sworc out II war.
rant tolny charging Cad Boyle with
tho crime Of assault and battery. Cad
WA arrested and will have her trial nj
. o'clock Tuesiny afternoon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILYl
SADMAG USDI,

Miss Neva Wilson left for C%alifor-
mia today 10 enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson have return
ed from their VII it To Cluver VALLEY.
Miss Mile Wilson went down to
Battle Mountain today to visit
friends.
Beccher's famous remarks about
the weather is heard quite frequently
these days.
The people OF Reno have notified
Nj Ellinghouse. the fight promoter.
That they would erect an arena in &C.
cordance with his views. IL Filing
house accepts the offer. how Carson
will howl.
y dispatch from Wi.mot. South
Dakota. says that section was visited
by II snow storm Saturday afternoon
which did II good deal Of damage to
growing crops. The tempe allure
Tell rapidly and 10y shutdown heating
stoves were i'll full blast at Wilmot.
Silver S~tatc:-Thrcc more freight
crews are to he put on this division rs
% rs tic necessary new men can
be secured. Three fruit cars are
being fitted up rs temporary caboos.
es. There are now ~ freight crews
running between Wadsworth and
Curlin.
The city authorities of Bridgeton,
n. j.. have placed a penalty Of 81 on
each oath used 10y IA citizen. One
man sworc twice and was promptly
arrested and fined 81. There is no
reduction for Oaths in quantities, 81
per oath ruling regardless OF num-
her. AS a result, swearing has prac-
ticaliy ceased there.
y Madrid dispatch nf the lG.h says:
Michel AngiJl!ilp, the anarchist rs
sassin Of Premier Cauovas del Gas.
tillo. who was tried by court martial
yesterday at Vergara. was found
guilty and WIS sentenced to death.
Upon hearing the sentence Angiol.
lilo turned deathly pale and had to
be assisted from tho courtro IN lie
will he garrotcd within the prison.
The Utica NINE Mt Angels CamD
wns discovered to bc on tire yestcr-
lay morning. The fire is supposed
to have originated from spontaneous
combustion, caused by lard and coal
oil. All the miners escaped. 1t is
sad that the loss will amount to hum
dreds Of thousands of dollars.
Charley May. Uncle Sans In
spccior 81 dist ~llcries. brcwcrirs. nleo-
margarine and flied cheese factories.
came up from Reno last night and
spent tlIe day here. lie will go up to
TnscarOra tomorrow 10 inspect tile
brewery at that place. H. looks
~crosscycd now when you refer to him
MS mn internal event collector.
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HE WAS REAL NICE.
This telegraph Clerk, and She VIII
ron Him ENcInEIHcIr.


This clcErnph Clerk, and She VIII
P~ntronize Him ExcIusIvcIy.
She sailed into the telegraph Office
and raped on the receiving clerks win
dow. The receiving clerk remem-
bered that she had beer there about
ten minutes before as he came forward
to meet her. lie wondered what she
wanted this time. says the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Oh" she said, ..Iet me have that tel
cgram wrote justnow. forgot m
thing very important. l wanted to un-
dcrscore the words perfectly lovely in
acknowledging the receipt of that
bracelet. Will it cost anything cxtra?"
No, ma'am," said the clerk, as he
handed her the message.
The young lady drew two heavy lines
beneath the words and said:
ITS. awfully good of you to let. me
do that 1t will please Charlie so much."
Don't mention it," said the clerk.
IF you would like, L will put n few
drops of nice violet extract on the teIe-
gram at the same rates"
"Oh, thank you, sir. You don't know
how much would appreciate it. I'm
going TO send all my kilograms through
this Office, YOU are so obliging."
And the smile she gave him would
nave lone anyone good to have seen.
win the possible exception of Charlie.
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[FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
5ALNIAGUNDt.

J. II. Bradley and J. l.. Porter are
down from Dccth.
DR.. Hdgar, formerly o: Eureka. ar.
rived from Guaymas, Mexico, last
evening. lie siul ped over here to
attend tn some lcga business.
Cad Boyle. charged with b~attcrinr
Ellen Ilillyer, plead guilty today and
was fined $40. III" paid the fine and
went on her way promising to behave
herself hereafter.
Terrific gusts of wind swept through
the streets this afternoon stirring u,
UP the dust and making it very dis.
agreeable to be ont of doors. 1T
times it was impossible To see the OF.
positc side Of the street.
The sub.trcasury IN Boston was re.
ported iloode ! with counterfeit cents
The limitations are So clever that cx.
perts have to 20 Over q lot two or
three times to detect the spurious
pieces. They all come from Boston
stores.
There ARE now in the United States
over 500 cities with a population Of
over 5000, the number having
doubled in tho past II years. One
hundred years ago there were only
six with that population.
Senator Stewards denial Of the
New York Times interview has had a
very depressing effect upon Nevada
Republicans signing for Il PLACE n;
the Federal pie counter. The Ga
Zcttc'~ hilarriy has taken wings and
duh rare has taken the place Of Fro.
ilragg's broad smile. IT'S sad to
think Of what might have been.
The al Of the Rio Grind, Western
Hallway appears in this issue. Pas.
scngcrs by this route have an oppor-
tunity To view some Of the grundrst
7'''''s WI VIC .htli TlcHD continent.
Read tie ad elsewhere and when You
20 East sec that your ticket reads
via. the Rio Grandc Western Ra /.
way
u. +. Nevins. General Agent of the
Denver Il Rio Grande railroad. ar
rived last night on business coEEect-
ed with his company. \ great deal
Of the livestock shipped from this
county goes over the d. IL X. G.. to
Eastern markets. The service Of
tins company is rst-class and ship
ucrs ar well pleased with the treat.
mcnt given them. Its the intention
Of Mr.. Nevius to buill up the rapidly
increasing traffic over his road from
Nevada, and to that end an al will
soon appear IN the INDEPENDENT.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22

Mrs. W. o. Young, formerly Miss
Emiah Bowen. Of TuscarOra. Inns got
herself in n pretty pickle II tho stor;
in Sundays Examiner about her bc
true. Three years ngO Young went
to Alaaka 10 seek his fortune leaving
his vito in TuscGrUra. For u timU
she heard from him occasionally and
then his letters ccusod. Thinking
that Young VIVA dead she threw
oil her old love and married
&. NJ. Fuller, al nasnycr At the Dcx.
ter mine, by contract in Denver last
February. They returned To Salt
Il ko, whcr" they have Rncc lived in
Il fashionable boarding house. a few
daya ngo tho young lady's father ro.
ccivcj n letter from Young stating
TINT ho had anasacd q fortune in
Alaska md enclosing u check for
$500 To he used in sending his vito Ia
Alaska nj once. Fuller nov want
her Ia got a divorce from Young nrIl
hc will then make her his lawful
wife. loung Knows nothing about
his wito'G second marriage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
GOLD WILL SoT TE CnEArENED.

That the Klondikc gold discoveries
will result i'll SO increasing the stock
of gold MS To check the appreciation
Of gold and ultimately To cause AN
a~pprcciable rise in prices, us is
prOphcsicd by some. il far from prob
able. The production 81 gold in the
world ia increasing. but 81 aIc the de-
mauds for god both for use -
money and for COn sumption in the
arts. So. eve should the Klundikc
gOld discoveries result in bringing UP
the worlds ]produG'icn OF gold to nh
average Of S250.OO0, 900 Il year. there
ii no ground to hope that gold would
he chcapcucd AMI u rise IN prices in.
augurGtcd. II is recalled that u ma
tcriHl rise in prices followed the gold
discoveries Of California AMI Aus
tralin hall II century age. But condi-
iiOna were different tllri, than now.
To begin with. We had silver to help
gold out. and. III the second place. the
stock Of COLL was much smaller than
It is tolay. Therefore, though the
production u gold WIS much less III
the years following the gold discover
les Of California and Australia than il
is today. that sInnller production was
as compared To the stock Of gold in
existence. prOrOrtiOnatCly much
greater than the larger production OF
today. There is today nn estimated
stock of gold in use as money Of oy,r
Si.O0a,0 OD 900. And the stock il sub.
jet To steady depletion from loss.
To %rcplcnish this depletion and keep
up the stock 81 gold takes u certain
amount Of new gold. Then there is
about sl00.tC0.00D of gold consumed
annually in t;.C arts. therefore, ont
81 n produc ion Of, say about $50.
U0O.OO II gold. not moro than $3.50,
0O0.CO0 would bc available for ad.
ding io the worll's stock Of gold
money. And such nd ,litlun woull
amount to lcss than four per cent Of
the stock Of gold In existence. So,
when wa take into consideration the
increase Of population. and the tic.
mnnds Of n Growing population for
money, there il little reason To look
forward to II c]hcapeurne Of gold. TINT
is, until We restore silver to ito place
ns u money metal
in referring to tho Kl0ndikc gold
discoveries the Chicago Tribune as.
sorts that tiicr re IL no fcnsOn 10 look
for II chcnpcniug Of gold. TINT II use
will be fDuud for all tho now gold
thnt mny 10 mined. And then IL
goes ON 10 cay thRt "thg United
States needs s%5O0.NC0y01O more" II
80, there is certainly ground for the
assertion OF himcrnilisis that the stock
II gold in tho world Ia too BARROW n
bnais on which 10 conduct the world'a
trndc. That the United Slntcs Ia IN
need Of sj0O.Occ, 900 moro Of gold.
That wc have need Of this additional
| gold in order io put or currency
Rysicm on n broad and safe iounda.
ton. ia u remarkable admission from
u bnrunl That has denied that there
/ ia scarcity Of gold. Nisginia ChrOn.
iclc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
ShniInE hInrhIr.

y newly discovered process for treat
ing marble or other similar stones in
order to give them any rolored shade,
veins or spots, consists in leaving these
stones in one or more baths composed
of II solution of alcohol and one or more
eoIors OF auilinc or other coloring ma
tcriAls. The coloring materials are
fixed by leaving the cUlorcd stones in
n bath of oil or any other fat SUBJ
stance, or by applying upon the stones
layers of the same stuff. The absorb
ton of the organic coloring materials
and of the fat substances by the stone
may he accelerated by heating or boil
ing the bath which contains the stuff
TO he treated.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
The Tally stopped with the WAR.

The Tally stopped with tho WAR.
y Georgia mHn wa arraignch Tor
beating his VIII.
"What have you to say for your.
gelf?H asked the Judge.
sK'n ! speak out, JcdgcY"
"Ycs; what hive you in sayY-
".Jclgc. yer honor. | want Ia aay
jos, this never did have no trouble
with mono or my wives. 'ccpt this ono
My fust wlfc was u angel. my second
came mighty nigh hcin' one, my third
wuz willin' aud reasonable, my 10th
wu1 mudoratc, my
ain the namo of goodness inter.
ruptcd tho Judge, chow many wives
have you had2'
Tho man looked thoughtfully, and
then said:
"J,dRc. ! don't know. I used 10
keep track u en-, but | qui, countin'
after Lees Observation-Disclosures Con.
stItution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
Origin OF the Word ..sDo,n

While turning Owe the leaves of the
eighth volume CT the Sporting Mara
zine, published in 1906" aays n writer
in Notes and Queries. 81 have come
upon what think is n very early in
stance OF the word 'snob.' The con-
text does not Indicate its meaning, but
~apprehend there is no doubt that we
must interpret it by the shoemaker.
b writer is d~iscoursing of races Mt
Whitcchurch. lie says that there was
n very respectable field; and although
neither the duke of Quccnsbury, Lord
Egrcmont nor his royal highness the
prince OF Wales were present, it be-
ing n holiday time, n number Of royal
snobs were"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22

Young pigs, jus, wvancd, should never
be put into n lot with older ones until
they have learned To hustle" for them
selves.
Short whinlctrccs ono foot long nre
useful in blowing among trees. With
them n horse can walk clOsc to the tree
without danger of briIising IL.
Use your spray pump for whitcwnsh.
ing the poultry hOuscirsidc. Pour car
boijc acid ON the iiuc before stalking.
mike the wash very thin, add plenty
OF salt, apply libcrallr.
Dcmmnrl's foreign egg trade has
crown TO tremendous size, mainly with
England. Twenty vcarsn go The annual
Danish export OF Crf was Geo, COO; now
IL Is rcckoncd at IiI.C0O,OO0.
Something that follows and takes the
place OF asparagus IL Swiss churt. The
Young mud tender leaves make excel
lent green's, and when Older. the center
orrib becomes large and juicy. Trim OF
leaves and cool; like asparagus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
SENSORY HALLuClNATIONS.
The Seeing n Ghosts Due To Defective
EycsIGht.

EycSiEht.
4 recent number Of the Australian
Medical Gazette contains Il brief but
instructive report Of the curc OF n case
of haliucinatOry disorder. The patient,
n man aged co years, had suffered for
two years from subjective visual sensa-
tons not Il day passed ihat he did not
see n large number of spectral human
figures, and believing himself to be
haunted b. ghosts lie had become very
Respondent and melancholy. On seek
ing medical advice ii was found tina
he had scnilc cataract. When this was
removed by operation the ghosts fed
and the man recovered his usual health.
In this connection we may cite the case
of a tradCSman in Berlin whose shop
was hauntcd by apparitions resembling
in appearance some of his deceased GUS
toners. lie was an intelligent man,
aware that he suffered from scnsory
h~allucination, and made notes OF his
subjective impressions. In due time he
submitted his eyes to examination aud
operation, with the result Of a rcstora-
ton of normal ,isiou and the immedi-
ate and final disappearance of his in
tangible visitors. The obvious teach
ing OF the foregoing and similar cus,s ~
that in these modern days the person to
be rcsortcd 20 for the cXorcism Of sI!r,
its and demons is the orthalm:c SUR
gcon.
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STATE oP ONO. CRY or ToLEpo

STATE oP ONO. CRY or ToIEpo ! ~,
LuCAS cOUSTY ~
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
+. }. CHENEY 4 Co. doing business in
the CITY Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and HAT said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS Tor each and every casc Of Ca.
tarrh that cannot bc cured 10y the Use
of HALLS CATARRm CuRs.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
Ccmbcr. \. D., 1896.
S,,.,, 4. w. Gleason.
~ Notary Public.
Halls ratarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally. aud acts dircc ~ on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
i. J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold 10y Druggists, T5c.
Halls Family Pills arc the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
[FROM MONDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDl.

1t was l02 in the shade at > o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rcinhart and
their little son. Milton. returned from
San Francisco last evening.
a boy or girl wishing u learn the
printers trade can lin | I fine op2or-
tunity by calling ut this Office.
Fix coun'v treasurer Clark came VI
from Humboldt Saturday evening.
Tic has sold out his interest III the
Humboldt House to X. f.. Staudinger
Of California. Mr. CLARK will r. mnin
in Elko for some time and look after
his mining interests.
Tom Hunter and Major Miller re.
ceived Il new carriage from the East
this morning. Stock cattle they look
mt Will he worth several dollars less
per head to them until this carriage
is paid for. IL is II nice turnout and
the boys will creato n sensation when
they drive through the country on
heir cattle hunting trips.
The United States mint makes
money for other nations as well us FOR
orr own. Tho mint in Philadelphia,
which has just finished making $780,
900 in s5 gold pieces for Costa Ricn.
has begun work on 100000 silver dol
lars for San Domingo. Tie coin Is
shipped in bags to New York, where
it il carried to it's destination on the
regular. liue steamers. Tho report
given by the mint us to the amount
nf precious metal used is ncve qucs-
toned by the foreigners.
Scntinel:--The prOprictOrs OF the
White Pine News evidently intend in
the near future to make some sub
stnntial improvements 10 their print
ing Office. During the week there
has arrived at the l.. Il u. railroad
depot 7,lC0 pounds Of printing ma.
tcrial. consisting ~ a large cI Under
power press and several boxes Of type.
The promising outlook i'll "A mining
and business way not only mt Ely and
vicinity but in a numhe- Of other dis
tricts III White Pine comfy. has no
doubt prompted the proposed ncws-
manor in yn.t ,nnptg
Attorney Wilson came into the Is
DEPENDENT office this afternoon and
plankmg down several dollars said he
didn't care FOR filthy lucrc my more.
Asked the cau.e OF his unusual hi.dr-
ity he pointed Ia "a notice in SGtur-
days GaZott" which chrOniclcd the
birth Of a daughter After receiving
the usual congratulations he left the
Office looking as il he owned the
Il md had it fenced. Tho lSDE-
PENDENT extends congratulations Ia
the happy parents and hopes the
little II may grow up tn comfort
ihem Ill their old age.
4 farm Of 800 acres in Schuylkill
county. Pa. IL the eitc Of a recently
established labor colony on the Debs
plan. About 20 people, including
married men and women. are already
Ii the colony. Each man gets pay
i"r his work on the farm in the slanr
II labor cheeks. These checks are
rashcd in product on hand in the
warehouse. No money is paid Tor
nbor. Pay checks are paid in pro.
luce. Those receiving the produce
AN dn what they please with it. OK
change il for clothing or anything
hey need. No intoxicants are al.
lowed on the farm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22
fFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
SALNIAGUNDI,

Oscar Hildebandt came in from the
wost last nigh.
NJ. ]. Curtis came down from Gold
Creek last evening.
George W. Lindsay dropped into
town last evening from the West.
Mr.. Stewart. Manager Of the Dean
estate. arrived from Cortez this
morning.
Misses Annie. Nellie and Dora
Sheehan are visiting Jerry's family in
Winnemucca.
Bert Mcintosh and Fred Munson
came i'll from n nino days hunting
trip this morning.
JUST try a lUc. box az Cascarets
the finest liver and bowel regulator
made.
Steel is going up NJ u lively rate
owirG to the new tariff. The wages
of the wor!imcn remain at the old.
figures.
Clothes cleaned. repaired and press
ed. Gents laun Try work neatly done
by c. S. Chase in rear Of the post
Office.
Furnished rooms to rent b. the day.
week or month. Enquire mt Mrs.
NuIiy's, the first house east OF Vorc's
livery stable. r
Tho Lamartine silver mine, one O.
the heaviest producers in the State of
Colorado, hes been compelled to
shut down owing to the low price OF
silver.
The Belmont Courier says the gold
mines i'll Nyc county are looking well
and That many moro would he dis.
covered il looked for.
All the machinery for the Lime
plant Mt Ely arrived at Palisadc yes
terday and will he shipped by way OF
Eureka to the mines.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples Of Spring and
Summer Clothing which will he made
20 order from 1880 10.
The celebrated Alaska rerriger-
ators. ice cream f~reczcrs, lemon
~rqueeZers, the celebrated blue flame
coal oil cook stoves and II great
many other things at George Andcr.
sons. =
The Corey Bros. began another
suit against tho Gold Creek mining
company yesterday for S43l5.5J for
labor and material furnished in put
ting in the town wafer works. Tho
company will contest the suit.
Remedies for human ailments may
demanI attention because Of their I'd
tablisIed regulations or their "mayic-
NJ powers. nr large salcs. or immense
sums spent in advertising. Cures
count. Tho Eminent Trib cures all #
claims to cure.
\ fine suite Of rooms for rent in
the Webster building opposite the
church. These rooms are light and
airy and just the thing for a law Of
flee. d~ressmnking shop or u small
store. For further Information call
at the INDEPENDENT Office.
While You are IooKIng for u change
IN the weather, examine the latest
patterns in wall paper nj the postOf-
ice. All goods hrst class and ut the
lowest living prices. Cnll in and OK.
miuc my stock. No trouble to show
goods. |. y. SuEHwood.
Protect Yourself against sickness
and suffering by Keeping your blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsapar
lila. Weak, thin. impure blood is
sure To result in disease.
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ron SALE.

blackboard in complete repair;
spnn Of hursca, good travellers: md
express harness for same. Entire out.
III will he eold very reasonably for
cash. Flo: full particular address II
II. Howe Jr., Flko. Nevada.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

y THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court Of the State Of Nc,uda In and fr
Elko C~ounty,-Corcy BROTHERS Company,
Plaintiff, VS.. The Gold Creek Nevada Win
Ing Company, Defendant. Notice to Lien
Holders.
STATE or NEVADA. l..
ELKo COUNTY. S'
To All WHOM 1T nay CONCERN: Notice
Is hereby givcn that on July IL, 1891, tho
above named plaintiff nlcd in the above en-.
titled Court. It's complaint against the
above named deiondn ( praying for the fore.
closure Of u certain Mechanics lien and for
other and general relief. Sail lien being
rccordc In the Office OF tho County Recorder
OF Elk Cou, IS. State ~ Nevada. In JJcolt
- OF LIcns,i pages iss Ia 1871, inclusive.
And NIL persons are hereby notified TO ap.
pear In the above entitled Court on the al
day Of August. is97. said day being during
the regular term Of said Court aud then
and there exhibit tho proofs Of their said
Hens II any they inny have. Tho property
affected hY plaintin's lien Is generally do.
scri. ri ~ follows! Little sun Flower rrs.
crvoir with IulCt and Quiet canals. Also
hy pass ditch or canal. Also including al
dims, gates. dykes. fumes belonging to
said can lis and reservoir. Also nil water
aud water supply pertaining thereto. Alo
oil lands and minluE Clnims over which
said canals aud reservoirs pass. Including
the following lands nud mining claims, M
well MS others: lIruucnu No. |. Robertson.
Mil CrccI. ElS0, summit, XII. MI. KIT,
XS, NIX. NF, u, T., ZEE. +. FF. Also ali
placer minlng claims under said canals,
dams and reservoir. All Of said property
being located In the Is,and Mountain Min
Ing District In EiRo county, state ot Nc.
vAdn.
Dated ~ Elko. Nevada. July u. 1877,
EvASs y RoGEH' kSp u. g.. HoRs
y wRES y WHEELER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-22

Wheat sold at SS2s in Chicago yes'
terdny. the highest point it has reach
ii since 1891.