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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-21
vs..
ROBERT z. MooRE AND
MATTE A. MOORE,

RoBERT z. MooRE AND
MATTE A. MOORE.
DEFENDANTS.
Under aud by virtue OF OH order OF snle
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trlot OF the Statu OF Nevada in and for the
County OF Elko. on the 9th day OF August,
is9s In the above entitled action wherein
the BANK OF iolo. q corporation. tho above
named Plaintiff obtained q judgment and
decree OF foreclosure against tho above
named Defendants and each OF them on the
TO sell all those certain tracts OF land situ.
ate, lying and being In said County OF EIko
and state OF Nevada particularly described
vest quarter and the South half Of the
Northeast quarter; OF section I, tho East
nall OF tho Northwest quarter and tho
half nf the Southeast quarter; OF seotion ia
tho West half OF the Northeast quarter and
lhcsoutheast quar- ter :of section q, the South.
section -. the North half OF the SoutheaSt
quarter, and tho South half OF the Northeast
quarter and tho Southeast quarter OF tho
half Of the Northwest quarter; Of Section
Sj tho Northwest quarter OF the North
west quarter. all In Township 4S North OF
Knngc 81 East. Mt. Diablo Dase and Mcrid.
Ian
Also OF Section 90, the North half OF the
Northwest quarter and tho North cnst
quarter OF the Southwest quarter: OF Sec.
Won -, inC southwest quarter OF the North.
west quarter and the South east quarter OF
oIthChst quarter and the West half OF tho
SOuthCnSt quarter and the Routhwcst uunr.
ter; OF section 28. tho Southeast quarter OF
the Northeast quarter and the Southeast
quarter and tho East half Of tho Southwost
quarter; Of Section 70. the Northeast quar-.
tor OF the Northeast quarter and tho East
hllI bl tho northwest quarter and tho Enst
half of the Southwest quarter: OF Section Al
tho NurihwCst quarter Of tho Northwest
| quarter, tho East half Of the Northwest
| quarter and the Northeast quarter and tho
NOrihcnSt quarter OF tho Southeast quarter,
| ui section ~; the Northwest quarter OF tho
Northwest quarter and tho South half Of
| tho Northwest quarter, tho Southwest quar-.
| tor and the Southwest quarter OF the South.
| COST nuafiCr. all In Township ~, North OF
NonHc ~ East. MI. Dlablo IIaso and Morld.
| ian.
Together With oil and singular ito tcnc.
| mtnis, hctclithmCnts aud appurtcnnnccs
| tanning.
Public notice Is hereby gIycn TINT on Sat.
urday, rho 18th day OF October ipoa nj
ton O'Clock 4. ". Of said day at the Court
| House door IN tho town OF Riko. County OF
| Elko and Sinic OF Nevada. will in o6cd.
lohco 10 said order OF Snio and decree Of
| foreclosure soil tho abovc described prop.
| criy or so much thereof MS may bo ucccs.
shry 10 satisfy Plaintiffs judgment with
| interest aud costs. at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder or bidders for cash
lawful money Of tho United Statcs.
j. NJ. MATEER,
Shorin OF Eiko County. Norada.
| Dated September nth, 1893. r
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Everyone may not know that cnCh
day Of ilrc week j. observed ug holy
day by some nations. Tho story Of
the nations aud thair respective Sab
hnlha IN prrtiily put into rhyme in
thcBn lines;
Chri-tinps wursuip Gpd ou SUNDAY.
Grcciau a'alolH INFLOW Mon lay:
Tues juy pcrsIuus spuud uI prayer,
hasy rima "Wednesday rryciC;
Eyptirus. Thuradny. l'ridny,
rurhs;
On Saturday no llcDrCw works.
--GoIdeH Days.
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bill No. 1876, raising the pay OF the
Observation-Disclosures, introduced by
MIR. Newman in the legislature Of
lsJJ) lie went through the Silver
Party ticket and claimed il WIS com
posed OF actual residents Of the State.
lh" Governor grew funny and Great
Cd a good deal Of merrimcnt by his
comments on the different cnndi-
dates. lie spoke Of his own candl-
dac! and clai:Icd that hc had'as much
right to run for uilicc rs any one il he
did come from across the sea rs he
had been "a resident and taxpayer OF
the state f"r over u quarter Of CEN
| fury. II" alluded briefly 10 the cat
tie quarantine and closed amid APP
p!ausc.
At the conclusion Of the Governors
speech tho ladies al left and a good
many of tie voters did likewise.
Sam =. Davis. candidate for Con
trolIrr. made his bow to iac audience
next. Mr.. DAVIS beg. by telling
two or there humorpus stories and
then got down .u business. He spoke
Of the poll-ta% Ia~ enacted b. the last
legislature mud claimed ,hnt it was
Il job put up hy lie Republican
mcmbrrg az that hHt. 90 reduce the
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ELKo, NEVADA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1898.

man beer. All that is left Of Spain
since her combat with "Uncle Sam.
is her -honah.' No longer tho lion OF
England roars at our door, but the
twain now stand together for human
ity and liberty.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Fourth Judicial District OF the state Of
Novndn, In and for the County OF Elko.
THE BANK or YoLo "a coRPoRArIoN)1
Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

An Associated Press dispatch sent from OFT
Santiago d, Cuba on July J. and printed yes
;erday reported Admiral Cervera as making
his only statement for publication concerning
the naval battle to a representative or Inc AS
sociated Press as follows: II would rather lose
my ships at sea like sailor than in the harboF'
II was the only thing left for me 10 10 D's'
matches Of the same date TO The Herald ana
some other papers quoted Cervera as saying
that he received orders twice from MADRID 10
leave Santiago Harbor and go to Havana. AZ
cording to The Hera!G" report he fully rea'i@Sd
the difficulties that beset his path. Du' n"
thought the honor 81 the Spanish Navy dc-
manded that the movement he made, ana ne
therefore gave the order for his fleet 10 DDS"
forth to almost certain destruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
SIMPLE JUSTICE TO SCHLEf.
MANY BELIEVE HE WAS THE HERO OF
SUNDAYS BATTLE.

Washington. July G (Spec!aD. The Navy De-
ror,uent IN 10 a late hour tonight was not
in possession Of any official dispatch showing
,bat Commodore Winfield Scott Schley was at
anv time participant in the battle OF SAN
lingo last Sunday, which will go down TO MS
tory as the greatest naval combat OF modern
times In Admiral Simpsons enthusiastic re-
mort which thrilled the Nation at midday on
the Fourth opening with the dramatic sem
tence 1.-THE feet under my command offers the
Nation as a Fourth of July present the destruc-
ton OF the whole Of Cervera's feet the only
American name was that of George EMS chiet
woman Of the Brooklyn. killed. and the only
other that OF Admiral Cervera prisoner Inc
sole other official report. which came the same
aav from Commodore Watson, closes with the
statement: $4,000.
Have lust arrived off Santiago in Marb!ehead
10 take charge while COMMENCEMENT -
looking out for CristObal Colon, also isho''"e
Schlev and ntimating that the rate OF ''e
former SPANISH flagship depended alone upon
the comma nd r-in-chiet.
Revond these reports the Navy Department
js absolutely devoid Of authoritative intorm"'
tIon b.ing prohibited from taking into account
the vast amount Of thoroughly corrooo'a.''
intelligence contained in the newspaper u
patches from eye witnesses Oh TIC
THE Navy Department is somewhat e'hoa'
raised for an explanation OF the Conspicuous
op,iseion Of Commodore Schley's name from the
d,spa,ches. but puts forward the suggestion
that Admiral Sampson alone COMMANDED the
squadron. alone planned and ordered the oper-
atoms IN be undertaken in case Cervera mace
an a,ten,pt TO escape and that his subordna'es
OF whatever rank merely did their ou'y l" '~
rying out his instructions
Although no newspaper dispatches nave Gun,
ta,red an intimation dis2araging TO Ao''"'a'
Somneon there is widespread resentment III
washington over his ignoring Commodore
sch,ev ard the suspicion is steadily gaihihs
ground that some one high in the counciis or
the Navy Department deliberately placed tne
CONNIE dore in a hunnlating position oy sei1asns
him to Santiago ana pronlptl! sdoo ~ h,rai,,
him 10 an officer his Junior In service ano Date.y
his equal In record. Fortunately during Ao.I,.ia'
SIMPSONS temporary absence on sunday No.i-
modore Schley was favored with an opportunity.
which he promptly seized. TO demonstrate
that conspicuous galantry was not con
derce il expressed on all hands that when
a full official report OF the famous ngnt Is
forwarded by Admiral Sampson. not only Coin-
nodore Schey. but other heroic commanders
Will receive due credit for the vigilance. ene'e!
and decision they displayed in attacking ana
day. which No with an enthusiastic reception,
conteuplates the restoration 10 Commodore
Schley OF his former command OF the flyths
Sousdron OF which he was strangely divested
in favor of Commodore watson; ana directhg
him to menace Spain in accordance with the
plans he matured at Hampton Roads TWO
months ago The simple justice OF the PROPOSE
ton is recognized by every one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
CLEANS REFUSE TO WORK.

Camp Siboney. Juragua. Province Of Santiago
dc Cuba July = by The Associated Tress DIS
match Boat Daun,less. via Port An'onio. ia
maica July ), via Kingston. Jamaica, July
C. FL a m-Genrra! YOUNG commanding tne
First Brigade. Cavalry Division. yosterda? re-
fused TO Issue further rntions 10 The Clbans
until adviccs are received from Washington IN
answer TO his account OF the SITUATION mere
The Cubans refused to assist In the h"spta'
and comn,issary department asserting 'ha'
tbay are soldiers ami not laborcrs. The same
answer was given oy them to General Baker
vbon he asked the Cubans TO help open the
roads for transportation OF supplies 70 the
FRONT This together with General Garcias not
crcvcnt;pg the entrance Of General Pandos re-
Inducements int, Santiago dc Cuba. has caused
discomfort among the American cheers ara
troops
General Young has reported the SITUATION ~
the United states Government. In the mean
while he has placed the Cubans in separate
camp. under police res latiors. and has tdrheo
them over 10 Clara Barton FOR rations.
General Young left mere ut noon to-day 'o'
Key West in bad health, on board tho cherokee
The CtneraI has been suffering lately from
fever. and the doctors advised his leaving.
Eriradier- General Dui!ield .'ucceeds TO MS COM
,,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
EXODUS OF THE REFUGEES.

Before Santiago de Cuba. July % p. m). YIN
Port Antonio. Jamaica. July u. by way OF
Kingston Jamaica, July 0:lo p. m)-GeneraI
Toral who IS in command OF the Spanish forces
in Santiago de Cuba. vice General Lnares. who
Is wounded In the arm. has not yet replied to
General Skaters second demand for the sur
render Of the city.
About $500 refugees. mostly French people,
have gone 10 Caney, and others have gone 10
Moran and St Luis.
The exodus Of the refugees is permitted by
General Toral. which Is takeE 10 mean that ne
has no intention Of surrenderlng. The foreign
consuls have probably all gone, as no response
could be obtained from them in answer TO
flag Of truce at noon to-day.
General Shafter this morning sent some
wounded Spanish officers and men under a
flag of truce into Santiago. and 1t Is hoped this
will have a good effect in showing that Ameri'
cans are kind to their prisoners.
AN OFFER FOR HOBsO%s EXCHANGE
General Shafter is endeavorng to arrange an
exchange Of prisoners for Assistant Naval Con-
structor Hobson and the crew OF the Merrimac.
Offering the Spanish commander some OF the
two hundred prisoners in his hands. He hopes
to succeed. but no answer to the exchange car
tel had been received this afternoon.
The American Commanding General here has
issued an order congratulatinG the troops upon
their gallant achievements. Generals Lawton.
Wheeler and Kent. with the officers and men
under them. are especially commented
The Americans and Spaniards used the true"
to strengthen their positions. Our guns-s'eSc.
dynamite. field. Hotchkiss and Gatling-nre
masked where 1t is possible. and several pat
terics Of the Spaniards are directly under our
IRE as Is Santiago itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
Death
Sometimes
Spares.

his own defenceless coudiiion. began to sing those
beautiful words: Cover my defenccless head WIN
w., shadow Of thv wing" The Confederate withheld
his hand. He could not FIRE. The piekets life was
saved. ,.d
Death sometimes spares the one who seems mafkeo
"a be his victim Let no one despair, even IN tue
darkest hour. Many man who seemed piokeo ou,
for death BY consumption has found respite ana
safety through the use Of that wonderful ooiuen
Medical Discovery which Dr. X. V. pierce: on bui'
falo, n Y invented thirty years ago and when mas
brought new life and hope to almost countless 'nou
sands Of men and women
EVERY DAY brings a multitude OF letters to Doctor
Pierce telling gratefully what his medicines ana MS
advice have done TO restore health and happiness 10
homes where hitherto sickness and misery had
reigned supreme. ,,.,, c,,r,,,
Mnntsota Mr. C. J. MeNaney. writes In the spring Oh
1854 was taken III with consumption and after trying
everything could hear Of and doctorng all summer my
physician said had consumption and that my Iei' nhs
nearly gone and that could I'VE n" snV. ' n.
covcry brought all right and cured myself OF Two
attacks of the trouble am satished inat INC
Golden Medical Discovery viii care consumption taken
In time consider The best medicine IN Inc wotio 'o'
the diseases for which Il v recommended"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

COMMENTS ON TIE SUCCESSES IN CUBA
AND AMBASSADOR WHITES SPEECH

COMMENTS OK THE SUCCESSES IN CUBA
AND AMBASSADOR WHITES SPEECH.
London Julv The Berlin correspondent OF
The Times" commenting on the profound inn
preston produced by the American successes
and Amba ssador Whites speech on the German
mind quotes at length from the Frankfort Eel
tung." which defends the United States against
German new spaper attacks and predicts that
friendlier feeling will now prevail. The Berlin
"po.t" the correspondent says. seems rather
embarrassed by Ambassador Whites speech. but
,s disnoscd TO admit that the speech will ma
ter!ally help to dispel the unfriendly feeling
which threatens 10 arise between the Americans
and the Germans
The CORES pOndcnt says: Americans VIII be
well advised not to exaggerate the significance
OF German press opinions, friendly or the re-
verse except where they bear the direct i'm
press OF official inspiration. Occasionally, how
ever a German journal reflects with wonderful
accuracy of intuition feelings which actuate
wide and influential circles In the German En-
pirc Thus the 'Neuestc Nachrichten.' while
welcoming the friendly words OF Ambassador
White expresses It's anxiety concerning the
y,oy'ng soa mower Of the Unte, states. II finds
that II the gigantic development OF the British
Navy Is accompanied by the growth OF great
American feet the maintenance Of the balance
of power will involve great maritime exertions
on the part Of Germany. The German nation.
this paper SAYS will I've compelled To face this
necessity even though II NAV be convinced that
the German and American flags will always fly
IN friendship and never In oDpositinn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
cAvp Alters "SAwHoRSE" CASE.

camp Alser Va. July 6--Chapain ". X Weaver.
Issth Indiana SAYS that there has been m!sunder-
standing IN regard to the ''sawhorse' incident, He
,,s that Colonel Barnett OF the l59,h Indiana SIM
nly obeyed the orders OF the courtmartial in COM
melting Private Cooper TO ride the "sawhorse." This
punishment the chaplain says. was extremely mild
and Cooper suffered injuries. Adjutant D. X.
Gebhar, to-day received the findings OF the court
martial in his case He Is to be relieved from duty
and confined to regiment quarters for one month
without pay lie was found guilty o. assaulting a
sentry. 80 ,,,, - , .
lieutenant Ames. 7th Illinois. was sentenced 70
receive an extremely severe reprinand. Re went
10 Columbus. Ohio. without leave. to be married.
Lieutenant r. + Evans. Company |, 22d Kansas,
was placed under arrest yesterday. He is charged
with having been drunk and dlsorderly. He called
several privates vile names IN the presence OF 6
superior officer He will be court rtialled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
xON-COMBATANTS IN A PANIC.

Kingston. Jamaica. July = 2:15 p. m.-Thou-
sands Of people met the launches OF the war
ships at the waterside at Santiago. and when
the foreign residents learned that passengers
would be taken of. the English and Austrian
Consulates were besieged by hundreds implor-
ing a chance to leave.
One Spanish merchant. in pitiable state OF
alarm. offered the British Consul Mr.. Ramsden,
SIS. 900 in gold to designate him as a British
Cuban worthy to be taken away.
Those brought to Jamaica came IN the clothes
they stood in. some even with absolutely no
kind of baggage. having thought only OF escap-
Ing with theif1ives.
The ron -combatan,s in the city were in
state Of desperate panic Miss Ramsden. the
British Consurs daughter. says that the Ameri-
can shells few around their house on Saturday
and Sunday mornings. Mr. Ramsden could not
leave Santiago. and his wife would not.
SPANISH FORCES ESTIMATED AT 5000
No one seems to know accurately the strength
OF the Spanish forces IN the city and its en-
vironmcnts but 5000 appears n probable esti-
mate of those fit for duty Streams OF wounded
have been flowing IN day and night from the
firing lines Every fifth house in Santiago is an
improvised hospital.
DISCOURAGED AT CERNERA'S MOVE.
bad effect en- the soldiery. They were dismayed
wnen they saw the warshps no longer in the
h.rbor and felt themselves abandoned to fate
They Interpreted II 20 mean that Admiral Ger
vera and General Linares considered that the
city could not be held. The destruction o! the
feet was not known when the Alert and the
Palas departed. but was merely rumored
through the city.
II Is understood here that an officer or the
Vizcaya in civilian dress who had been on
rhore duty came on the Alert. which Is stu
ut Port Royal The Captain Of the Almirante
OGuendo is supposed to have arrived on the
Alert in disguise.
THE ARCHBISHOP ASKS FOR SURRENDER
The Archbishop Of Santiago having addressed
"a Communication 10 General Linares and the
authorities advising the surrender Of the city,
md not having received a favorable response.
cnbled to Madrid on Monday morning before
cable commune alton was interrupted. In MS
,al,c dIspatch he said that the Spani2r6s. hav-
ing bravely fought and lost. should now IN the
interests CT humanity cease the useless struggle
Rrigadier-Gencral Vara del Rey. second In
coromaud to General Linares. having been killed
On Sunday. and General Linares having been
wounded General Toral Is in chief command In
Santiago.
schor Beary. the Mexican Consul at san
t,a-o with seventy-six other persons. has land
ed from the Austrian varshp
SPANISH TROOPS REPORTED ARRIVED.
when the warsh,ps lett Santiago it was re-
ror;cd that 5000 Spanish troops had arrived
from the westward. ard also that the coionei
In command was seriously wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
BRINGING THE WOUNDED HOME.

Washington. July 6.-The War Department to-
day received the following:
Playa del Este. July s.
In Camp Near Santiago. July 5.Thc lroluio's
sailed two DAYS ago with 800 wounded Chefokee
sails to-day with 325 wounded. . A.,
SHAFTER. Major General. Commanding'
In anticipation OF the arrival Of the cherokee
with a large number OF wounded from Santiago
Adiutant-GoneraI Corbin to-day telcgraphed the
commanding officer at Key West TO arrange tha'
when the Cherokee arrived at that port she he sent
without de,ay to Tampa. where she VII nc n'et ny
a hospital train and the sick and wounded soldiers
sien in.med. atey to Fort McPherson near At
lanta Ga. whore there is general hospital. win
n fun corps Of surgeons and every appliance ana
medicine for the treatment OF the wounded
The steamer lroluois has already arrived at hey
West. and a list OF the wounded AZ Key West u
expected in the Department this evening. Ihc
IrOquois wounded may he Kept ~ key West. IN
case there are sufficient acconmoda IONS AZ
Atlanta for all the wounded on the Cherokee the
surplus Will be- sent To- Fortress Monroe. where an
excellent hospital has been established. There are
also accommodations for the wounded AZ Fori
Townsend Kentucky. and AZ Chi ,kamausa, Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
COMMENDED FOR BRAVERY @.

HEADQUARTERS in the Field Before Santiago DE
Cuba July = by the Associated Press D'spatch-
boat Dauntless via Port Antonio Jamaica july
Z via KINGSTON Jamaica. July n-:3o a. MI
CORPORA, Keene and Private Barr. or battery
A. "a Light Artillery. have been highly com
n,cnded for gallant conduct during the terrific
fighting OF SATURDAY.. when the battery tried 10
advance beyond FL Pogo. Privates Smith ana
Underwood were blown 10 pieces by Shells scr
reants Heivy, Veite and Cornford were badly
hurt and other men were wounded. incluAihg
Barr and Keene. one Of them was shot 'hree
times and another was shot twice, but IN spite
OF their injuries they stuck 10 the crippled guns
until the enemy was forced tn give up 'he
assault.