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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-22

OQn antonio oonde Toro. Juez muns...
% - Villa de AdJuntas n iuri..s:a~sl p

15uneas sn IGrRdiscis~
Por virtud del presente hago s.b.,
en los autos dc juicio verbal civil Sc ass
en este Jnzgado por don Rafael So;ss5eo
Ooesss contra don Ambrosio y6znns,
drsguez en- cobro de pesos. se IA ii.n.a& e
en- providencia de esta fecha SAGA essa $50
CO subasta de los bienes enharcsdos
guientes mn caballo rucio hlsnco -
cola sbultada, de seis cuartss de 49,
como de diez dooe amos de edsd
vaca negra de chifles paradcs, na - "a
blanco en- la ubre. con Las irieiales
en- II mssa espalds derecha A. a.
aHos de edad. Dichoe animales hsn =
tassdos pericialmente en- noventa 80
pesos moneda provincial. tendra i,S.-.
acfo del renlate ell dia veinte oeAe a
corriente las tres y media de- % t.sS.
en- los eetrsdos de este Juzgado, ady;-fssz
dose: que TO SO sdmitirkn prcpcsicsonas =,
no cubran las dos terceras parties Del ava
previa eoDsiguaci6n en- la mesa Gel Ja.v,..,
de una captldad igual por 10 menos, q a..
por ciento del yalor one sirye &c tipc J.
su basts y que no se han suplido las m.r,1
cuias de los relacionados animslss. sp.sr-
diendcse por tanto la adquisici6n de rusns.
del rematante. Dado en- Adilptss : a.
y siete de Diciembre de mil ochociento. ~
vonaa Y ocho. o.-Ahtonio Conde-
Fl Secretario, Enrique Duran. .-Es covs.
Enrique. Duran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-22
nOMBRES DEBILES

farcce que el Crcador ha orlenslo que .t-s~
puAa de In sangre ei ftufdo vital s~UAinat sra
IL sustancia mas preeiO~a en es ctleFpo sss
hombre, y siguna pcrdids contrspaGGrss =
81 producirA siemprc resnltatOs seSsStrtrssaz
Muchos hcmbres han muerto DC sCfsrHe
dades corrientes. tales como Ras cSl corsEs2
del hfgado, de los rfhones, enferueda1-S -
udad gsstarse. exponfendose asi ser i4cslza
vfctfmas de estas enfermSdades. CJlaDte a
gunRs cajas de nuestras medicines, ss.gszz "A
4 tiompo, habrian inapedido cstaS deoitltAatrs
p6rdtdas, asi preseryando su vftSiida1 pa-x
resistir los atsques de esS5 pelgrosss cafuE~
medados.
sarlramente, ur esfado dc aetGencaa -
durable causa de ectas perdsda-. sin sSA9s
Ia yerd ad0ra cAuSa del NAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-22
Carpinterfa Mecdnica
EBANIS7ERIA Y CARRETERIA
de L. r. DOria * Anguera


tambi6n
caballos s6idos
.s /. !.
Hero svandzado = surtdo
Pntu
caro. etc. Muebles de beuco y de cedro.
Ponce Noviembre 2 do 1898
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
MUST SMOKE PIPES now.
because the Famine In To-
bncco IIns n Last become
Reality.

The much-talked-oi and long-eN-
pectrd tobacco famine is here. Before
the war with Spain began the air was
filled with prophecies OF such 4 famine.
The Cuban rebellion was or. but still
there was genuine Cuban tobacco TO
Ic had. As the rebellion dragged
along stories were heard about the
price of tobacco going NJ and the
quality going down. But Havana to-
batrn WAS still to he had for 4 price.
y New York correspondent of the
Washington Star says the importers
liacw all about this some time ago. but
il leiI upon the smokers II
has even reached the clubs which were
supposed to be plcntifully supplied
with lhc fragrant weed. II has devcl-
oped that the stock of Havana cigars
is almost exhausted and that the in
r~or;crs are holding on 20 the remain.
der wiki death grip. The sI1T!y is 10
De apporIiCrcd so that II rlay last as
long q possible. and for that reason
the sales Of box lots are almost entire.
~ prohibited One of the largcsl clubs
in the city. a club that n year ago
bought over $4,000 Havana cigars
from n single importing house in the
city. - al-IoSt In sight ofiiSIasf cigar.
II Lad laid in such Il heavy stock over
the winter that il was willing TO sol
TO members in any quantity for almost
any price. and now IL will not sell n box
at any price. The most that a smoker
can get is a handful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
SENATOR rkLLrn,s OPINION.

One ~ the arguments most often
hs ard advanced ut Reno curing the
past week for the continued exist
ence III the Silver party Was that
Senators T,ller. Jores Nno otLer
leaders Of the silver forces advised
that these adjunct IAItes be KEEP, III
existence. Here Is TelleT's answer
delivered in a sPsech at Cnlorsd''
Springs during the past week:
The money OF the uor cannot
reverse the judgment, Of the people
rendered in iSa when etrhty-6v~
per cent " the people o. Ccl"rsd'
derlsn~d Tor Bryan biretAlhSm nn'i
humanity. Ne are together hight
iur mems battle, GNd's battle. We
will pot be earned Of Z feet be
cause some mxn has opened II tarpl
We have s principle, End are for 1t to
the emf Of our lives and we knoW
yorr rSr'y, the d ngocratic party. Is
The only means by which the battle
for bineidism NrL human liberty
can be ucn Oar hope Is centerrd
In you. Don't be DISCOURAGED be
caase a hot Of craven ooSsals who
call thensel0e< silver Republicans
have followed . hsrri. Truth may
go down bstore the cohorts uI Siu.
but il vii rise again and night will
triumph. On silver and other grave
qussfSms the hope O. this country
rcSts with yuu.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16

Tbs HuGhdii taller Wis oa~ m
tEDsase kse md ~ <psrz ii; a
fsS .ssi eiH1r, pare water l. tap3 II
hrrs 81 grHS= Al tauara ,b.
Hs1eaIa, rsIA. tbe-e se.s1us -
snau dsP:A N rptIbEu<sb,r sup-r
a steam p7nP al Lsv5ues, r-c,dm
4 Sel ooG eiEhtess Tee. deer IN.
tsiisi 10 make ID iRgoesS n q. :,
e1hK1EmE The Este-. Is E-e
TIE LSrcI0ek VALLEY Soua ~ Sa,.s.5
With Sre hgD3rSi z1aszIa. raj
steam fsDGS TArouEocu1 tie wi.
ley : fo5rt EbzadSnt tE6sps~ .,
VIA Uldains ran DO o, suRrx
s"rASe b! nese.srSr Is The sni1ti1a a
De usNe SUES Srr- baz. .be ESpd-rl
hsd seam poap cr1i4 - sFssad
With sFlsoId rsultt.-Slve. Ss..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
Hoods Pills sSrie. ss
UNDER FkLSk CoLoRS.

Some s;rrss Is laid h, the 81 cS'i+d
Silver party Organs OF the State on
the fact that the cnavsn'ion held out
the olive brarch 10 their Democratic
brethren IN he bim",allc nus aud
made every crncresIun 10 rraS'n I"
unite the silver v,te OF the State
under one banner. To the casual
observer the offer nf fur PAGES OF
the ticket msy sS<.a q mRcnana nous
c~nncrSSion 10 make L. tie only
national silver party. but when IL /
bnrne in mind thai not one - IT.,
Positions c.rr.-d with it any poliu
c'l significance whatever. their gen
-n si;y Tee MS apparent. Undsr
The prop sd arr"n:euenr. auH
change in The con 1uct at the famous
SiSie institutions WOULD have o[eu
imp ssible and The patronage IN
| s a,aries would have r-main.d in the
hands " the same organization which
now prevail.
In marked contrast 10 the sbave
ud-r is the prnposruun advanced h.
the Conference c'mmiItee fnrm the
Democratic convention VINO prr,ei
Their 10! atty 10 ~prircipie by Offering
TO cunrtie every rlare On the ticket
To The Silver part, Il the latter would
but Fiop; The Democratic n+tur and
unite under the banner or tie parry
who's plat! rm they Here cornu-ll-d
IA adopt, an Who's cnie!tan William
] Bran, they " ~ L! ii 1 a-snoWl
eds, ia their leader.
Not riihS'aoiinE the fact That
every thinSirg man IN The Silver
party must c'Ee-ie that tao ye4r
hence TIE Isrly must die from it's
own us~~le>snesS and uuiIe with Z
~nSiional "rEHnIEl,inn. thus pr posi-
iion MAS rrcriv,d wuh RS Ivy The
very men WhJ H. - u mUsi either
vote ih- Democrats ticket ur stand
before the NCIll IS Srls cuairSS.r
humouEs Who have used tie s'rEan
M -iO TO / IS h!P critical cry 10
lace ih"nSire- IN ttSc..
The LEuiH q The mattel is the
SILVER part! las ru.iivrI IT. useful
ness, II ever had nv. and IS Cow
he Il ioceInrr D. UUrh ~ but a i~sirr
tr psSra. o. rye-y hauG l. heari
t.s pr-dIci'ou IhaI IL Iasi couvru
Eoa has b<n h ID SD ihtsa Nh"
par'1ci s'~i in The DELIBERATIONS
WHICH p7naOuue~i ats uS~eq lie, unite
Alo ~ ~ a wa IN GrciSrcs that tie
2 rY has u-en pr itsi-i su3 J.
Owned, controlled and utnipa!ai4i
by s cor;s'i' ~ Sr-cS4rs -ho stop a,
uoihins TO rr;sin power.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
pARNING IMPLEMENTS.
rs sight OF . Stocking Dob In HIS
Own Home stnrts the MIDDLE
AIRED Man Talking.

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Some folks. said the middle-oged
man. spread a stocking over their fin
gers TO darn II. but ! Imagine tha; most
people use n form OF some sort To
stretch the stocking over. ] remember
seeing an orange used for this purpose
once when I was q boy. How they ever
dried IL | don't know. but its shape wa
preserved perfectly. and the kin MAS
n sort of brown or gray and MS hard
rs wood. II was very light and when
YOU shook ii you could hear the seeds
rattle inside. II made n good stock
ing darncr. said he, according 10 the
New York Sun.
Gourds. ! suppose. must he quite
largely used for 6arninE purposes.
still. though | imagine thnt in cities
things OF this sort have been mostly
supplanie.l by the wooden 'arners.
mushroom shaped. that are made TO use
with n hardle or without. We use IL
mushroom darner where | live. md. rs
there are children iherc. il is brought
into regular and constant use. hrd
upon q casual inspection OF il that tho
varnish is I'll worn OF IS face. which u
SCARED with many MARKS Of the needle
point. giving more than 4 hint vi the
manv thousands Of times the needle
has travelled back and forth aero $ IL.
Really. there is nothing that brings
10 nv mind so s%irikiugly the fact that
| am n man Of mature years with Il
family OF my own ms the sight Of this
Scared mushroom dnrner. whose marks
have accumulated IN the service OF my
own household. Eut still il joesu';
carry me lack so far as the thought OF
the dried orange does. with the seeds
rafting about in il.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
Effects OF High Explosives IN Ship
board.

The controversy regarding the pns-
sihili-, OF Hrnrc shells containing
charges q! high eIpl rsrves from orii-
uAry Ios is dismissed by Pnoi.
Philip h Alcer. VI he Cu:ted S,sies
Naval Bursau ~ Ordnance. siih AIDE.
NAL 81 the premises on which rsts
the entire assumption 81 the desirz-
bih;y q; such a prrrs. lie denies
IN short. ,hxt a charge OF high expo
Gve viii prcinoe any such general
destructive effect Is Is generally be.
level. Says Professor AlSer;
The edect ~ high explosives Is
enormously exaggerated not only in
the popular uird. bat almost IN yer
sadly. The idea that such public
bniilincs IS the C+pifol st Washng-
to- nl the nNa$- ~ Parliament =,
Lntdon = he destroyed hy the cx-
ri-~-- ---@.~l 90 the p<I-Ua ~ an
anarchist Sn hsrily gain the cnsi-
Go ~ an Intelligent nsr, thna.h
such : the bsli-t 81 nsn. p%.
writers Bat the equally uat"unG-I
idea ,lsAt q battle ship cSn he destiny
ed by = high explosive shell MEETS
with common acceptance. Tie f-ct
~ thai while high explosives pHiuec
Se-p ErAt sE-cis upa1 mater ii IN
elass contact With tiSrsn. these eFHtz
hrr onnpSraiivtiy lncSI
E~xpeaD<ats maze at the Usi:ed
States naval proving cruIpi al In
dian Head Nd. have ssoua that,
whilt Il high explosive chrrs vii
burst = oonnna shell into more
riscsS The general eject ca ihe sly
pzaiinEs Is, on TIE whole, -atAsr les
thu Ebea the! za barA - o-5iaE-y
PaUSsr cSKrceS Thu e-eGie- force
q shs @ch explosive seems 20 waste
uSl' n tsN-!Df E5i shsttsrfrS TIE
Ehsa it~l'. Moreover ihe rsz5s.
esSSs Sts ars to anything inf n.
rRhle il The utishnorsoai = The x
FsoSaa, Wnls Le high explosive 6oes
poi.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
PREPARATION ArFiye< Tso Late.

Ms Hattie TrH3tle. o. Allen. lste
q NirEIniI CIty. 20 ~koa the ruIa-
nil opa5-s- AdO}Pa SuIru. left a b.
guest a! s5A,una, ID r~eTe.rASyo Tor Al
tl~re3 Eoac. ii Isu .eEs II
TIE ucGotY % WSS n-;0- D. L.
The S;ory - ibs s7~1- a; Vlr-.ris.
where Ms So'Ha zso< :al usy
MS Alea had a. @ -. Uea; .ur ber
nrA TA = cbAEiSE bottle hse
De u rUbI= ~J ES&u! u1t< Il --EI-
lr led 10 ibt sad spar, ID I@i=~u
Sg;m Aod his siIr Lab Thea 81.
tara 6s'sZAtof! MATER Ees csysals,.
ed hg Su;ro NEEE2I ;b4 80 I'D L..
soora o. hEi neglected IN Vlt AID
J; uSs = st7oe osoi Ior ;Ass Tshi-ily
1skSo 'ie3r- EroaE ;Ak; De lei, es-
A.N'A ib@ :sm-s -, 5ogesS..
EEs TOO iais--Si rer SAFE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16

Fraacs G. Newland Visited Camp
Glars last night and witnessed the
dr. - ,ar ale.
Ion diat-ly after the battalion
Tas 'ornei IL pIa'"ons ia font Of the
mej'r' tent and Mr.. Newl ,ods al
dressed tie men.
He sail tina; ,hr fortunes ~ war
bal not bruu-hi 'he n tn the fnrt.
hut b. UHs grail! pleased tn see Ne
vaia'S battalion unItcimaiei. He
pictured to 'hsu The returning sol.
di r Src<rn with ESiius diseases
and S"u0iei. and horIns they w"rIi
got Tel di-p:s.e I'll - there we're a
TO unore IL tn s. me tx.
In the mids; O! his .7z-ch he pro.
ducoi ie!e-rsn De hal sen, to
Washington - f,l'rE.:
sr@oa. Sep. 10. 1893
AtjutSat General Curuic. Wash
mc'on, u. C:-FI-.; Nerad. B-iisl.
III in'sriry = "a - u,rs.s-ed rat
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hs1 tEsz taxes - 1E=s- CT 80
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
THE SEwSPA PER LAW.

All Subscribrr- should Read the
Following Law and Avoid Trouble.
/. AL subscribers vhu do no
give express notice 10 the contrar,
are considered wishing to coutiuur
their sui- criptiop.
= II su scri rrs or,lar the discnn.
tinu1nee OF their periodical tile pub
Usher may continue to send II INIT
ali aFr, arages are raid.
; II subscribers r-fu=e or ueCle.,
IN take MIL periodicals. from the
"tHce to which they are directed. they
ere responsible until they have set
lied ibeIT bills add ordered the 10 dis
continued.
4. Subscribers moving TO o,hr
places vi;hcui informing the pub
Usher. and the psp-rs are seni to the
former address. they are hell re-,
I ous'i'ie.
s. TIE courts have decided tia.
rr'usTng TO take periodicals from the
ohoe or removing auA lea, ing tibet
IN allied Tor. Is pUnla iarie evidenc.
% Intended fraud.
8 f~-utrcnbse rsy in adyAno,
The! are to1Gd !" give uotic- a; IN,
-oh % the time they do not wish :.
"runue taking it. and III, sub-cnber
vii - rrspr0~Ib= until sn eSprs
roHc@ n b all Efrsarzges are sent Il
u- p4bhs5=f.
:. TIE latest p-s;L LAS are suci
LAT otEsE.per PUbh .beH Gao arres
zo!css Tor irzVi Ebo take g tape.
Nd rtu ~ - pay tor II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
JonBERr:
Attempt OF the "Pu.h" to WORK New
lands.

Ssse"pt OF tnO 'fuah' 10 worn aeW-
lands.
The following ir,m the Carson Srra
,Eives a further Insight into the pre-
SailinH meth,ds Of Nevada POLITICIANS:
Not content with working che
Silver convention for ali il <Rs wSrth
the hand ot the push is nov seco III
Republican Convention and the de-
cisiou Ia PASS Congressman was evi.
IDENTIFY not 50 mucn an Indication Of
purity a. that -the gang got dowmir
while the insiders got sway with the
cheese:
! Keno Neyad 4, September l5-The
niafn question that has been preserted
tn the delegates last night and this
morning is shsu We pas the pomina.
non for Cnng:ss. The powers and
the -rush' interests that dominated
the Silver Party IN working hard on
the delegates tn force the Repubi.
cans 10 nominate the strongest man
they a possibly set Ia break a lanne
Nfso NoN AVN ~ NJ. .NFo tlur
for his seat III Washington. ~ tirS,
It nigh; seem strange that any p,r-
uoSs ~ the silver party Interests
should he against Neulinds but the
unatter Is we'll understood here i'll
R..no and doubtless is in Carson
The WHY Francis G. Is not di-pose 1
to stand il and help tie boys in their
commandable desire to assist him in
spending his money. and rs the mys.
FERROUS presence known as the powers
has a rather harder fight on its hands
than has Mr.. Newlsnds they are at
tempting Ia work him through the
Republican party. Therefore il is
moi difficult tn see WHY the Republi-
cans "bo have no particular interests
in assisting the Silver Party push
are III favor ~ PAS sing Cnngness. be-
ing justly distrusttul ~ any measure
advocated 10y the manipulators Of the
Silver organization.
The fbbers we e bard at work YES
ierda! and this morning and a caucu
held last evening to consider the
proposition 10 conclusion was arrived
az. although the workers were busy.
This morning at Q oic ock another
caucus wBs hell aud tie congressional
proposition wss put to a vote. Ii
st"Si "a I" pass and 80 to name q
Congressman.
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Robert L Moon. AND
MATTE 4. MOORE,
DEFESpASTs.

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Cncer AID by virtue Of AL oder OF sal,
and a decree OF foreclosure i>Suei out Of tie
District Court o. the Fourth judicial Dis.
trict OF the stat OF N-ya a Ia and for the
Coraty OF ElEo. on the 9th day OF August.
la@-, In the above entitled action wherein
the Back OF iolo. q corporation. the ..hoyr
banned fIIiniiH ooiI ped a Judgment auu
decree OF foreclosure against tie allow
named b~-irnCani> a 4 each OF them on n,
goa daN o! A gust, 49,. am comm Iudrt
10 sci! AL TINS certain tracts OF land stu.
ate. yinS lEG b-irg u said Couuty o! Eak
aad STATE OF Nevada particularly GrscrIn-ri
as ioI!oEs. 10 Wit: OF Section q the North
w,st quarter Hai the So1tu half OF the
Northeast quarter: Cf section .. the E,,,
half OF the SoTthErst quarter and TIL
Northeast quarter; OF section y, tae IVES,
ta!f the Southeast quarter. OF Sccllo o Is
the W. nan OF the Northeast quart r ald
the~oniHeaSi quarter :of section -, he ~OutG
west ~ after OF the Northeast Quarter; a,
section -. the North half OF the southeast
quarter. and tae South hall OF the Northeast
quarter ard the SoUiheasI quarter OF ihr
SorihR st quarter: OF Section u the West
nalf OF hr Northwest quarter: OF section
west quarter. all ia Township - North OF
Range 81 Hast. Nt Diaolo Base AID Nerd.
Ian
Also Of Section -. the Sorih hal; OF the
Northeast quarter and the Sorin east
Quarter OF the Southwest quarter. Of = G
ton ; the SogihEe quarter q the orb,
EeSi quarter SLd tie South east qulrirr OF
North asst quarter ami tue West half OF the
= a-AA ~ HA-NA AHE = = = IL ?
ter. OF Section = the Southeast quarter @.
tue Northeast quarter ADi the S0Gtaea 4
quarter ard the last halt & the SpIihEcS;
gu rtrr. Of CiiO1 X Shs Northeast quar-.
u. OF tbe Nor beast gu Irtrr sad ihr East
All OF the SErihS - quATicT aud the fAsi
Eat OF TIE Soui vest q IarICr. OF --cIioa 81
the >orihS - quarter OF the Northeast
quarter. the East hEf % she Northeast
quarter and ihe Sorihr ~ qua ter and the
North asst quarter oiihc SCGinca. = qu ,rter,
81 section II: tie N~orIaErst quar-; Of The
! Northwest quarter al ihs SOuIh bali q
ID North "a est quarter. tie S~5lihWrsigtA ar
ter and tee So:iuScSi quarter OF TIE oath,
casi qGaTiFr. all ~ 7 .EuSAip ~. North a
Rage 81 East, Mt. Diablo Base a=i NERD
ian
Together ~iih all Asd singular tie ,eue
u.eais. EtrrSits ncrts Aci sppurieaAarcs
thereto ueloasi7:. o. 81 aay wise Apper
/ IA!zlnE.
Puone notice i hereby sire- lat OF sa,
uH'- ID i7'h caT o. = .r. I%-. a.
tee o'SlccE A. y. % sSid day ST The our'
Hols, ouuE. The town o: t!Eo, CDuuiy O!
tlso AID State Of SevaGA. will In otai
leESc 20 said crltr O, sa!e sna decree a.
iJrec!oSare ssIl The stnT- described prop
tTiT or 80 uurh the tNs as may t. rcccS
IarT 10 satisfy Plsiaii. : ls1gm-ai al !
i1iersst aa1 costs, - public auction 10 Ii.
highest SID t+sI bidder or bidder, .or cas-.
iASfai money OF TIE CaI;~d States.
J VI. NATTER,
SheTi1 Of ElE Cozaiy. SeTsis
DSiet August ssct. iS8
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Democratic County Cen, eu,iou.


The Democratic Ccnnty Conveu.
tion wRs callel tn order N the conrt
hons- this mornrnr, by J F Tnplett
chairman OF the c,nn,y central COM
miite& rs e uas n vool rrresen-
tAti''n RS nj and the convention
prUcceied to hu nue&
On morton "t Mr.. J"hrson ~ Tus-
carra, J F Tiple,t uas elected T-m-
p rary chsirman and I B Sheldon
rrmpor ry secretary.
On nn"tiou tie chairman appointed
Messrs wo lrer;nn. BuTte and Cram
a onmniittee on rndeutiis, and \ re-
Hss W onr hour WAS then taken TO
allow the c,mmitte. tine ~ report.
On ras>embnc the committee re-
ported eleven preciucts., epr entel.
Report adopted.
On motion the chair usn appointed
IN, I lnS,ne romuIitt,es
Permanent OrZan II r"u and Orler
NJ BusineS-A sSsr~ + ID Boales
Cla,to Craishead, Mclnsosh aud
Hsmlin.
Platform and Resolutions -.MesSrS
lsh. Cook. johnson. Bingham and
Holm. On m"siop the chairman, ] F
rrplr,t. WIS added TO the ~ niuitter.
Adjourned tar N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Permanent Or
~rsnizitiuu reInrted in f.vor Of J F
Tripleti for permanent chairman aud
tieri 'u.u Craishead for Secretary
AMI provided Tor the nomination OF a
full orun'y ticket. Adopted
The Commitue nn Platform and
Resolutions reported the following
| plar form:
The Democratic. party Of Elko
county. in oOvenuon assembled DO
he0-lN declare:
That Ne hrartiiy endorse the Plat.
torm Of principles ad"I tel by the
Drmnrranc State Convention ST
Reno, SEP g. ISIS.
-TnAt We herb! pledge the nom
iuCes 81 this nrnvru;i"u I a county
Offices Ia honesty, Efficiently and eco
u"micall! administer the county and
loc.l government.
That We herrhy declare our ural-
teral'le opposition Ia the further CON
tinuance Of corporate influence i'll
Safe and count! politi III affairs and
We h-reh! denoaucc the Silver PARTY,
81 called, NJ this State aud cnuniy rs
n purity comrlei. ~ controlled and
dominated by CORPORATE Influence.
ana particularly 10y the Southern Pa
cite *. Il E"rpranon Of H.. and Cal.
That We pledge the legislative
nomin t. ~ this ~convrntiop 10 the
SUPPORT Of a Democratic United
tales Senator wh" is neither uuicr
the nuntr'i o. 'he hireIing of the
Snnthern Pacific Z. Il. Corporation
The caucu agr-ei up N the follow
Inr nominations which viii he made
-! the cnavenrinp tonight.
Senator. E l. bingham; Assembly.
E \ ? johnson. W 5 Clayton. j "
ruet,; Clerk. y q Di~ley; Rearder,
t'harirs GTuTsr; srsor, IN Hall;
Distinct Attorney. II Il ok; Com
~mi>sionens. L,uE Term. AR ilessun.
Short Tern. B ", olverton; Sur.
,s,o-, Chas HiIlr; Public Admins.
trs:ur. L & Morgan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
Notice TO Creditors.

Is TIE DISTRICT COURT or
the tCu IN Judicial District 81
tie STATE Of Nevada. 10 and FOR ID
County OF Elku.
10 the matter - the estate Of Jobt
Hibbe1-. drreAsej.
Notice is herby given tina. J. +.
T1pisii Ehs duly appointed EIecu
to- q tie hJi Wll anil testament q
tsii ir sHt~i n the 5iaI day - Aug.
U't. iSS The creditors Hud ali pei.
sops having claims sRzinst eii de.
cst0std are hereby notified :" Tie then.
slih The Clerk Of Sad Cu1-i within
s,I'! tFys alter The hrs; publication
o! ibis yo:i~.
}. 7 TEirLrTT.
EI'cJtnr a ,bs Lost Will and Ta...
DeDi - seiI de~ss~i.
Dated Angus; -. lsq%
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-16
TEE

The Convention, NJ it, session last
evening. made ,he iollnxing nomins.
lions:
Congressman. passed; Governor,
Mcmillan ri Storey; Lieutenaur-Guv-
eTnor. Ferguson Of Churchill; Sec-.-
tar! of State, passed; Justice OF SUI
preme Court. passed; Controller.
Tnrrrtin ~ Washoe; Cen
eral. Murphy nf Esmeralda; Supenn.
tendeni uf Public Inst uc,iop, Ring
or Washoe; Surveyor.G General. Bragg
q" Nashor; T" asnrer. Button OF
H"inb"ldi; State Printer, Eckley Of
STOREY; krGen; Of University. long
term. C"lcord 81 Orm-hy; r. gent of
Criv"r-lty, short term, O'Bren ~
Wa hoe.