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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-14
CONTINUED FROM SECOND AGE.
Boundary between Washoe and Hmm.
boldt counties. Tabled.

Boundary between Washoe and Hmm.
boldt counties. Tabled.
Assembly bill 10, McNaughteD-
To regulate tho annual expenditures
OF placer mines. Mines aud Mining.
Assembly bill 100, Garrard-Sink-
ing OF artesian wells. Tabled.
Assembly bill 1CG. Trembath-To
abolish the Office Of Fish Commission
or and to protect tho fish in the wat.
crs OF Nevada. Pissed. Yeas-Com-
ius. Denton, Ernst, Gregovich, Kaiser,
Leavitt, Lord, McCone--8. Nays
Martin, Mills, Richards. Skaggs, Will
son, Symmetrical OF Washoo--6. Abb
scut-Summerfeld OF Humboldt.
Assembly bill 1T, Bradshsw-To
TX rates Of official advertising. Pas.
sed. ua
assembly bill 05, Hatch-To submit
the question Of consolidating the
counties Of Storey, Ormsby, Lyon and
Douglas to the electors OF those coun.
ties mt the general election OF 1853.
Passed.
Substitute for Senate bill 85-Pub.
lishmcnt OF Supreme Court proceed
ings and state advertising. Paper 10
be selected and designated to publish
all for sGGo n year, Considered in
COMMITTEES OF the Whole and passed
Substitute for Assembly bill 80
Dcmpscy-To fix salaries OF Justice
and Constable OF Carson township
Committee on Enrolled Bills.
Assembly substitute for Assembly
bill l2S, Norcross- Concerning town
and city officers. Judiciary.
Assembly bill l08. Norcross-Re.
laiing to marriage and divorce. Ju.
dietary.
Assembly bill 70, Garrard-To 70.
strict the creating Of deficiencies in
State appropriations. Assembly re-.
fuses to roccdc from ito amendments
and returns II TO the Senate for
further action. Senate refuses TO 70.
couo.
a telegram received by Governor
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The search for the body OF Charles
Richigon, drowned i'll the hot spring
last Friday, was continued till late
Saturday afternoon without SUCCESS.
Several sticks Of giant powder were
exploded in the water III the hope
that tie conclusion would bring the
body Ia the surface. Although the
conclusion was heavy enough to
break the rock wall OF the spring, the
body did not rise. The bank OF the
spring caved III and it is extremely
doubtful If it Ii ever found. The par.
ents Of the boy were notified Satur-
dn: and nothing further will be done
until they ARE heard from,
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[FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
5AIIMAGUSDI.

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IIardcgty's local option bill VII.
beaten III the Senate yesterday.
Rcinlart wants you to buy his
waterproof boots and put up Il jol
ON your doctor. Sec his al.
Mrs. Henry Ward Bcecher died
yesterday, Oh the 10Th anniversary OF
the death Of her lannon's husband.
Mrs. Malcolm Hall dropped dead
Sunday at the residence Of Mr.. James
McMullcn i'll Derth.
Col. \. G. Ellis arrived from Sal.
Lake today. He will remain Il day or
two t0 try the cas- Of Hires VI. Nc.
Kenzie in the District Court.
William Brashcar died at the coun-
ty hospital Sunday night. Ills moth.
er arrived from Wmucmucca last
night to attend the funeral.
Secretary Sherman has signed tie
~extradluon papers authorizing the de-
livery to thu Australian officers now
III San Francisco, OF Frank butler,
who is wanted III Australia on the
charge Of murder.
Gazette p. l.. F'anuigan today
bought the Smoke Crccl; property ui
Theodore Winters, including al! the
sheep and cattle. lie paid $4,000 for
the property, and is now the sheep
king Of Nevada.
The Board of Pardums has com
mutcd the sentence OF Johnnie
Buster, tine Indian sentenced Il Oe
hung ut Winnemucca this month, 10
Imprisonment Tor life. buster killed
two men III Humboldt coInty last
year.
). NJ. Rid ;!e's residence in Starr
Valley was burnod Monday. Mr..
Riddle was attending tile funeral OF
Mrs. Hall when the lire occurred and
his wife and children were able To
cave but little IL the furniture. The
loss is a severe one to MIR. Riddle.
Tho ball and banquet Oh the open
ing Of the new hotel at Gold Creek 81
the evening 0f the 18th bids fair to
eclipse anything Of the kid ever at
tempted Ill E.ko county. John i Ocl,
sivc Preparations tor the event and
nothing will he left undOnS that VIII
add to the pleasures ul the occasion
There will he splendid music. plenty
to eat and drink and good acoomYda-
tons Tor all who attend. III ION want
10 have Il iir.t-class time lake III the
ball and banquet nt Co Il Creek on
the evening Of St. P"trick's day.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan wore
eating lunch III the kitchen today.
some person entered his Office i'll the
front of the house, proceeded To apprO-
pirate an %overcOat, PAIR or pants and
a pair Of boots belonging to Mr.. Nor
gan. The thief was disturbe 10y Mr.,
Morgan entering the Office from the
kitchen and slipped ont OF the door
qui,lly leaving the above mentioned
articles rolled up in Il bunch. ON q
bench. Mr.. Morgan. heard the door
cl ST. quietly, but paid no attention "a
it and did not discover anything
wrong until the thief had made his rs.
cape.
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lEaoM SATURDAYS DAILY.]
SALMAGUND

Suckers will bite. =
Mrs. George Pratt Of North Fork
came in today with n sick child.
The legislature will probably ad.
journ for good Tuesday night.
Miss Emma Marietta. sister OF MB.
James Holland, arrived FROM Mil.
wau!icc. Wisconsin, last night.
Wintermantel has u tine stock OF
engagement and wedding riings.
See his al.
Tho Globe Advertising Agency
with its Office in the Ozark building,
st. Souls, Missouri, il pronounced
fraud by the rostal authorities.
IL is said that it will cost Ormsby
county 900 in excess Of the licenses
for extra policemen to keep the peace
during tho prize tight carnival.
Tie Senate yesterday confirmed
McNmley's cabinet. The silver
Senators mads Il little opposition Ia
Gage ~ Il gold standard man. but did
not press it.
Tho biggest SNOW storm OF the
S began last night and con-
tinued mt Il lively until this after
noon. About Il foot Of the beautiful
fell.
4 young fellow OF Garden City
Kansas, does not drink, play cards,
i'lay billiards, sGiOlic. chew. dance or
wear. Parents point 10 him with
rride, and the girls so with the other
fellows, and .hey are right.
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tFRoM DAILY
sALMAGuHDl.
Boskowitz is in town.

Charley Boskowitz is in town.
The bill to increase the salary OF
the Recorder Of this county was indeii-
nitcly postponed.
Manfred iteinhart, Il former resi-.
dent Of Elko. arrived from Chehaiis.
Washington, this morning ON II visit
his brother Ed.
Tho bill authorizing the issuance
Of bonds, i'll the sum OF 81, GO to COM
plete tie equipment OF tue high
school Inns passed both branches Of
tho legislature.
John Clark who has been working
ut Gold Creek for the Corey Bros,
O occupies a cell in the county
Jail. He received Il check for Sl3.l0
and raised it to sG3.10 and lung Lee
at Col! Creek cashed it last Thursday
Word Nyius sent here Of the forgery und
Constable Triplett arrested him OH
his arrival yesterday. His preliminary
examination was held today uI.i Clark
was held to appear before the grand
jury with bonds liked at S5UO.
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Dangers or tho Grip.

Tho groatest DANCE, from La Grippe
ia OF it's resulting in peneumonia.
IL reasonable caro- 10 used. however,
and Chamborlain's Cough Remedy
taken, all danger will DO Avoided.
Among tho tens OF thousands who
have used this remedy for In grippe.
We have yct to learn OF u single case
having resulted in pneumonia, which
shows conclusiyely That this remsdy
is Il certain preventive OF that dread
disease. II will effect a permanent
cure in less time than any Other treat.
ment. Tho 25 and so cent sizes for
sale by NJ II. Miller,
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IFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
SALNIAGUNDI,

No magic about Trib. no witch.
craft, just a liniment but supreme.
Mrs. Bigelow will return to San
Francisco or No. 2 tonight.
Mr.. MAYHEM arrived from Cali,
tornia d.. .'suing.
Dave Casper ls getting in his new
stock Of dry goods.
Assemblyman McAfee telegraphed
Brad Waller yesterday that he did
not know when tho legislature would
adjourn.
a Minnesota man has just sold his
w1fe for s25. He probably concluded
that he himself was sold when he
married her.
Clothing cleaned, repaired and
pressed by c. S. ':hnse. Elko,
Nevada.
Specinl bargains this week III
ladies' muslin underwear at Ms.
Henley's.
The INDEPENDENT returns thanks
to State Printer Mccarthy for the
reports Of the Commissioners for the
care Of the Insane and the Board Of
Health.
A bet Of $1,000 to $3.50 was offered
Mt the Commercial hotel today that
Corbett would win the fight. The
Fitzsimmons men did not have that
much money in their jeans and the
bet was not taken.
Great bargains i'll boys suits. over
eoats. hats, caps. etc. for the next two
weeks at Ale1ander's
G. Il. Leddick has a lot OF thorough,
bred Durham and White Faced bulls
for sale. This Is a tine opportunity
for our stockmen to improve their
grades Of cattle. See his ad. else
where.
The Mason Iowa Democrat says
that as tho Republicans prophesied
all kinds Of hard times in Ease Of
Bryan's election, and as hard times are
here, it wants the votes recounted to
see il MIR. Bryan was not elected.
Dave Casper has Just received u
nav lot Of samples OF Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
to order from $3.50 up.
DR.. q. T.. Moore. Dentist. Eiko
Crown and bridge work Teeth with.
cut plntes. Office at residence. =
l.. @. Bayer, who has been conduct,
ing the barber shop in tho CONNER
cial hotel, will leave for Gold Greek
Monday to open a shop in the new
hotel. 4 barber will arrive from
Ogden Monday to take charge OF the
shop in tho Commercial hotel. Mr.
Bayer Is a first-class workman in his
line and he has built up 4 nice little
business since he has been here. The
INDEPENDENT wishes him C IL
his new field.
The Way to Cure catarrh is to pur
lily the blood, and the surest, safest
best way to purify the blood il by
taking Hoods Snrsaparilla, the One
True Blood Purifier.
HOODS PILLS are prompt, Ell.
cient. always reliable. easy to take
easy to operate.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
sAl.MAGUNDI.


4 very stormy afternoon.
Ex-senator Dolph OF Oregon died
yesterday from blood poisoning.
Mrs. Judge Bigelow arrived from
San francisco this morning to attend
the funeral o: the late C. a. Goodmg
The Belmont Courier is informed
Tint the SNOW is fully twonty feet
dacp on the Hot Creek mountains. Ss
The furniture for the hotel at Gold
Creek has all been forwarded aud
everything will be in readiness for the
ball and banquet on the 18th.
Or the ten graves in the cemetery
ut Forest City, South Dakota, nine
are said to be Occupied by the remains
OF men that died with their boots on,
II President Mckinley regards
faithful partyservice Us n recommen-
datioh for Office. Allen C. Bragg,
editor Of the Reno Gazette. will be
appointed Surveyor General OF
Nevada.
The Attorney General o. kentucky
has filed four suits Against the
Southern Pacific railroad company
for sl32,O0O, penalties for failing to
report to State officers as required
by the statutes.
The Tuscarora string band, COM
posed OF young ladies'. has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the
ball and banquet on the opening of
the Gold Creek hotel. The young
ladies are excellent musicians.
\ conference committee consisting
OF Senators Comius, Summertield Of
Washoe and Wilson, and Assembly
men McNaughton, Bradshaw and
Wosan has been appointed to con-
slider tie appropriation bill.
Is there no ground Cor the belief
asks the n. Y. World, that this gov.
eminent is not conducted in the in.
terest of a class-t the rich? Can it
successfully be denied that the rich
arc chiefly benefited by high tariff.
that by the monopolies fostered by
sach law enormous fortunes are
heaped up and used to control the
government? Do not big railway
corporations control the course OF
legislation? Are not laws sold every
day in the year, from city councils to
State Legislature?
A bottle Of Trib should be IN every.
household. IT cures sprains.
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Maurice u. iH-niS.

a Ruby Valley correspondent
writes tho TSpErESpESr that Mr..
Maurice y. IlcnIy died at hus home on
tho 9th from blood poisoning, caused
by u slight scratch on tho hand and
looked upon ns nothing serious until
too late To aavo his life.
Mr. Ilcnly was u naiivO of ireland
and had been II resident Of Ruby
Valley Tor 'iout ~ years. Ito waH
nm Intelligent, industrious man, mn
excellent citizen, u warm friend and Il
good ncighbor. Tho deceased leaves
q wife and two children to mOnrn his
loss. rho family extend thcif
]sinccrcst thnukH Ia tho friends and
ucighbota who so generously assisted
them during the illness, death and
burial OF their beloved husband and
father.
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Dan Stuart, the man who attempted
ruicidc by the arsenic route. has con.
plctcly recovered and left tho hospital.
Ills recovery has cast n ra. OF sun.
shine into liaTvo McAdams' life az
Stuart bet him 50. II few minutes be.
fore ne swallowed the poison. that he
would bo dead before @ o'clock this
morning. lIarve saws he took
desperate chnncoa aud will not make
any more such bets.
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To purify yonr blood with Hoods
Sarsaparilla. March, April, May are
tho trying months Of the year. At this
season your blood is loaded with i'm
puritics which have accumulated
during the winter, and these impuri-
ties must be Immediately expelled.
Hoods S%arsaparilla is the One True
Blood Purifier. 1t is the medicine
which has accomplished many thous.
nnds OF remarkable cures OF all blood
diseases. 1t is what the millions take
in the spring to build up health and
ward of sickness.
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Dr"unrd In Ihs II..I Spring.

Thursday night two boys. Charles
i;ichIson about Is or - years old and
james Field between II and II ar
uycd here OH i freight train from
i~.rOwawe. Here they fell i'll with
John Brady, another boy on the
trump, and Friday afternoon about
80 the three went down to the hot
spring near the lower bridge aud went
III swimming. Fields and Brady got
lsichison sat Oh the wall OF rock di-
viding the spring. ltichisOn finally
got ba k III the water and, as he was
swimming across, said to the boys:
This is nice. ! am gong To sleep here
tonight" lie immediately after call
ed for help and the boys got a pole
and tried to assist INN. RichisOn
cHught hold Of the pole, but almost
immediately let loose and sank.
Brady aud Fields came back to town
and notified Coroner Morgan and Il
searching party went down and drag
ged the spring for the body, but did
not find 1t. lBe search whs resumed
today but up to this writing the body
has not been found.
RichrsOn's parents live at 2GJO
California Street, Denver, Colorado.
Fields home Ii at Butte, Montana,
and lirady's ut Chicago. Fields and
Rlch!son had started to 20 To Cal'-
foruia, but became tired OF their trip
at Icowawo and concluded TO return
10 tiIcI homes.
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Dan Stuart, n transient paper
hanger and painter who has been
working at Jame4 Adams tho last
few days. attempted to commit
suicide this afternoon by taking
arseuir. lie has been drinking
heavily for the last week OF SO and
today no went to the drug store and
bought some arsenic, sugar of lead
and other articles. Aiter leaving the
drug store he procured II soda water
bottle and poured the arsenic into it
along with some whisky and went i'll
to ilarvc McAdIms' ice house aud
drank the contents OF the bottle. lie
was discovered shortly after and DR.
Hood WINS summoned aud worked
over him for some time. lie WIS
finally taken 10 the hospital.
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T"rDUdD BJRI ia tho I.-bVIIIUu

I"TDUd" BohI ~ tho h-bSliIOn'
Secretary Herbert, Ill Il speech at
the dinner of the Charleston Cham
Dor Of Commerce III honor OF the
bluckading squadron, paid Il tribute
TO the men and officers who worked
the torpedo. bOsts during Our civil
Perhaps the most extraordinary
OF all these feats was that Of Lieuteu-
ant Dixon and Captain Carlton and
tie live men (Cunfcdcratcsi vino with
II little torpcdo-bont sunk tho llVus-
atomic III Charleston hnrbOr. Five
times this bUat had sunk before see
could be brought to bear upon an
cuemy. Each time all her cfew
except ono ut II time aud three at
alothcr, had persisted beneath the
water. but there were always vOlnn-
icGrs to man tho little craft. The
sixth CROW was successful. They
SINK the lluusatonic, but for the
81 9Th time the t0rpcdo-hoat went
down with her crew. When. after
Inc war, tho wrecks were being re-
moved, the little boat WIS dis
covered on the bottom, about a
hindrOd yards from the llousatoniC.
Every man wns at his post. IL there
ho anything to surpnss this ] EDow
not where tn tina it III the literature
OF past ages; but it has its parallel il
tho sinking Of the Confederate ship
hibcmnrlc by Lieutenant Gushing i'll
tho waters Of North Carolina in 1864,
md his miraculous escape"
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I,hrnmn,,.m ouIckIy Cur.n.

After having been confined to the
house for eleven days ind paying on,
SO in doctor bills without benefit,
Mr.. Frank Drlson OF Sault Ste. Ma
RE, Mich. was cured by II bottle OF
ChHmberRin's Pain Balm costing 81
cents and has not since been troubles
with that complaint. For sale by NJ
II. Miller.
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The mine md mill ri the DcLamar
company III LIncoln county were
closed down on the first of March.
the action being taken on count OF
the organization Of Il Miners Union
%'lorc, which contemplated making Il
demand for IN advance in wages.
Captain boLamar Claims that he
wont to the camp when there was
scarcely IA shelter to stop in over
night aud spent 100000 there before
he received IA dollar III return. IL cou-
siderable portion OF that sum in pro-
yiding wntcr, electric lights, IL tclo-
phone and other Convcuirncca for the
camp and TINT II the employees are
now organizing to make demands ON
him. he ii justiiiublc in shutting
down. and ia quote his own language.
"gIviDg the miners time to reflect
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hftcr tho hit lire in Cripple Creek,
t0o-t It very cvo coli aud tried
many remedies without help, tho
coll only becoming more settled. ~.
ter using three email bottles Of
Chamberoiin's Cough Romcdy. both
the cough aud coli left me. and in
this high altitude II takes II mcritoti.
u,tB cough remedy Ia ito any good
G.. II. Henderson, editor Daily Advcr.
tiscr. tor sale b; N. II. Miller.
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There is moro Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis.
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur.
able. For Il great many years doctors
pronounced it Il local disease. and pre-.
scribed local remedies. and by con.
stantly failing TO cure with local
treatment. pronounced it iucurable,
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease. and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio
is the only constitutional cure on III,
market. 1t is taken internally il
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful
Ii acts direct on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. The,
offer one hundred dollars for any ems,
il fails 10 cure. Send for circular
and testimonials. Address,
F. CHENEY e CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Carson is rapidly filling up with
strangers. Tho first special train
from tho East reached there yestor.
day morning. 1t consisted OF five
Pullnians all full. Ono or NOR,
specials is expected every dry from
now on until the morning OF the nth
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GoODTNG:--In EIkO, Nevada, March
o, 1897, Charles a. Gooding, u
native Of Fairfield, New YORK, aged
AZ years MD 4 days.
HEALY:-ln Ruby Valley, EIku
county, Nevada. March q, 1897, Mr..
Maurice ID. Ilcaly, II native Of Ire.
Lana. aged alb nt 30 years.
Boston and Now York papers please
copy.
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beginning next Moniay larry Van
Dricllun will run Il daily stage line
from hero to Gold Crcpk. This will
enable all who wish To attend the
dance 20 so clear though in II day
and return tile next.
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Mckinley's cabinet may be truth
fully christeued "Ihe Millionaire
Cabinet Gary, oi Maryland, who
has been selected for postmester-gen-
crnl. is president OF the Baltimore
Consolidated Gas company and a mil
%iionaire banker; John Sherman, sec
rotary of state. is Il millionaire poli.
t%ic,qn; Lyman j. Gage secretary Of
the treasury. Is a millionaire bunker;
Russell y. Alger, secretary Of war. is
II millionaire lumber king; lama
james Wilson, secretary Of agricul-
ture. is the Poorest man thus far Sc
lcc'ed and he is well On to Il mill o IL .
alre. II his fortune is no. counted with
seven figures; Judge Mckcnna, sec
Rotary Of interior, is u California re-
putcd millionaire. And so il goes,
The pl~utUcfats are in tho saddlc.-.Il-
linois State Register.
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Persons who are subject to attacks
Of bilious colo will be pleased to
know TINT prompt relief may be had
by taking Cl!ambcrlaln's Collie, Chol .
era and Diarrhoca Remedy. and il
taken us soon us the first indication
Of the disease appears, it will pro.
vent the attack. FOro sale by NJ. II.
Miller.
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school %ilrpBrt.

Following is n report of the Smith
Crock school for the month ending
February 20, 1897:
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He who lots the weakness OF q
strained muscle become chronic 70.
arots II a life time. Trib will cure H.
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sadler from the Secretary ofGagncbl-
ture, Washington, D c. says he has
sent instructions to proper oficers to
have California quarantine raised so
far as the cattle are concerned on the
Nevada side OF the boundary line be-
tween the two States east Of the Sierra
Nevada summit and north of latitude
81 degrees.
AT AIS recess was taxen unll 7:3o
p. IN.