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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
A SILVER PARTY VOTERS OPIN.
ION OF GOVERNOR sADLER.

The following letter to the White
Pine News makes very interesting
reading:
EDITOR WHITE PINE NEws:-Your
high appreciation of fair play in the
past has permitted those or all shades
Of political opinions to express their
views through the columns OF the
News. In your last issue there mp.
peared an article very complimentary
to Governor Sadler, taken from the
Lovelock Tribune. 1t is so pleasant
to speak kindly of our fellow man
that one dislikes to express himself
otherwise, yet due regard for truth
impels me to write Of public officials
as they are, of their public record as
it is.
The Tribune article contains much
not justified by the record. 1t is a
clear misrepresentation Of the facts
in the case, evidently written by one
not acquainted with tho subject Of
his eulogy.
Mr.. Sadler was elected four years
ago as Lieutenant Governor on the
Silver ticket and took the oath Of
office the first Monday in January,
1895. He had not been week in
official life before he was at war with
several of his brother State officers,
all Of whom we're elected on the same
ticket with himself.
Governor Sadler is Boss in poll
tics or the subservient follower Of
some other Boss OF higher degree.
During the Legislative session of
1895, he had prepared aud introduced
in the Senate, Bills No 8 and No. 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
EASTWARD THROUGH
THE ROCKIES MxySSS


The traveller, tourist or business
man Is wise when he selects the Rio
Grande Western Railway "Great Salt
Lake Route" for his route to the East.
1t is the only transcontlnental line
passing directly through Salt Lake
City, and in addition to the gliln pse
it affords of the Temple City, the
Great Salt Lake and picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, it affords
the choice of three distinct routes
through the mountains and the most
magnificent scenery in the world.
On all CLASSES Of tickets stopovers
are granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glenwood Springs. Leadville,
Colorado Springs, Denver and other
points of interest. Double daily
train servite aud through Pullman
and Tourist sleeping cars between
San Francisco md Denver. Tourist
cars through to Omaha, Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets descrip-
tive OF the @Great Salt Lake Route"
write to +. a. WADLEIGH, General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26

A full line of gents furnishing
goods at Alexander's.
Mrs. E. Waid Of Knsman, Ohio,
arrived last night on a visit to her
brother, Mr.. James Clark.
NJ. GJazer, Peko's prosperous
rancher, is in town today. He re-
ports everything quiet up that way.
John T. Wheeler came in from
campaign trip this forenoon. He re .
ports his fences in pretty good shape.
Every voter in the State should
read the letter from the White Pine
News published in this issue. There's
a good deal of meat in it.
Twenty-three years ago today Vir-
ginia City was mass of blacxencd
ruins. 1t was hot day in the old
town on the base of Mt. Davidson.
We had to do it again fill one of our
windows with nice apples. Just as
nice as they were before and whole
lot cheaper. Look at them as you 90
by and come in and inquire the price.
Bottoms out on the price.
E. 7. M. Co.
Bert Shively took unto himself a
wife yesterday. We thought Bert was
bent on mischief when we met him
in the clerks Office yesterday morn
ing. Here's to you and your bride,
Bert, in memory of the time when We
knew each other as teacher and pupil
in the Elko school.
The Republican candidates got in
from Tuscarora last night, interview
ed our citizens this forenoon and
went down to Carlin on No. 4. They
all called at the IN,DEPENDEr office
and gave US their impressions of the
campaign. All are good men, but We
hope to see them in the Democratic
soup after the 9th of November.
Some of the cattlemen of Elko are
putting large scales and building cor
rails at Mr.. james Russell's field
for the purpose OF weighing cattle to
be shipped from here. The scales
and corrals will cost about S1OOOand
when completed will be of great
benefit to all who ship cattle from
here. The scales will be the largest
between Sacramento and Ogden.
The Silver State has broken it's ST.
lence at last and comes out in sup
port Of the Silver party State ticket
The reasons assigned for this sudden
awakening are abuse Of the Silver
party ticket by the press Of the State
and that some men who have been
honored by the party are now ain the
open with Ilnsheathed blade, cutting
and slashlng in every direction" We
opine that it will take more than the
efforts of the Silver State to turn the
tide now running against the Silver
party.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
SALMAGUNDI.

Mr.. Russell speaks at Battle Noun
IN tonight.
You can't help the silver cause by
Ding the Silver party ticket.
Elegant white dress shirts and neck
r, the best in the country at
exander's. x
Correy's regiment has been mus
( ed out and the boys will soon be
ne.
[ the people want a clean admins
ton of the States affairs, they
Ruld vote the Democratic ticket.
What beautiful line of overcoats
ck and other dress suits can be
lnd at Alexander's. X
I the silver men Of Nevada do not
bit Republican Governor elected
t month, they should cast their
lots for George Russell.
Dave Casper has Just received d
lot OF samples Of Fall and
inter Clothing which will be made
order from $3.50 up. =
ON Van Driellen wears a broad
lie today. The cause of it is the
wal Of daughter at his house
terday. .....
Fhlle you are inOBing for Ii change
the weather. examine the latest
terms in wall paper at the Postof-
q. All goods first class and at the
Test living prices. Cali in and ex.
Inc my stock. No trouble to show
ds. |. N. SHEHwood.
IT. Curry's condition changed for
better last night aud there is now
le hope of his recovery. His
per- wife and sister i'll law got in
Iuscarora last evening.
THUR McEwen and Theodore
Fenport. the Examiner carricatur.
were passengers for San Fran
. on No 4 today. Mr.. McEwen
lost none OF his old time fire by
residence in New York. He is
agenuine sugebrusher.
ncCrSs Comes to those who perse-
e. If You take Hoods Sarsapar-
faithfully and persistently, nc
ulng to directions, you may depend
Pn a cure when cure is possible
POOD'S PILLS are easy to take
10 operate. Cure, indigestion
headache. .,., ..t
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26

(see Senate Journal of 1880 increas-
ing his salary as 1t. Governor s2iCO
per annum, or $4,000 for his four years
term. Both bills, after receiving ad
verse reports by the Judiciary com
mlttee, and the second, :; like report
ny the committee Of the whole SEN
are, were on motion indefinitely post
poned. such Il motion, when carried,
Is bar to any subsequent consider
alton Of lie meaSurn % lis,o;nl oF
The first bill dill uoG have 81 friend in
open Senate. the SECOND. had three
only. Il | am correctly Informed.
Not satisfied with two defeats in fine
body over which he had thn honor TO
preside. he caused II ihirI Bill Of Iiie
import. as far only as the anouut of
salary was concerned. 10 he intro
duced i'll the oSher House as Assembly
Bill No. lHG, very late in tie session
which was also indefinitely postuorcl
on one OF the last days OF that Lr.sis.
latlVe session, following its kind in
the Senate to deserved defeat i'm the
judgment of ali overwhelming major
lty OF both houses. IT his EXce!lency
Tailed to obtain nearly $4,000 extra
pay he has received more than that
sum OF the States money during his
Tour years service as Lieutenant and
Acting Governor.
How does his person al record show
for guardian of the States financial
affairs? Is it not true that the habits
and associates of our present Gov
erner are such that our best citizens
are not usually seen in his company9
Have we not had far too many scandals
ramlfyrng the several departments of
State institutions rs well as State Of
hces? DO the people of Nevada want
another four years of similar troubles
IN public affairs? If SO elect Rein
hold Sadler. Do the People wart the
Central Pacific attorney to dictate
who shall be Governor, ard then to
control his official action thereafter ?
The Tribune Say Us: ale stands alike
to the man in the streets and the
banker III the counting ROOM" He
might have added, provided he could
use; them for his political purposes
! We all admire approachable men in
honorable positions; men Of warm and
kindly natures. We all should like
men who are in all Che walks OF life
public as well as private, good citi.
zens in all that pertains to good citi
zenship. We prefer men in official
positions that we can point to as rep
resentative citizens to visitors from
our own as we'll as other States when
they call at our State Capitol; repre-
sentativea Of all that pertains to broad
guage American manhood rather than
representatives OF what relates to the
slums. Such men l believe are
George Russell Of Elko, j. y. Nc
Cullough Of Washoe and VIM McMil-
Ian of Storey.
All good men should carefully can
Vass the natural strength OF each of
these three above candidates for Gov
ernor, then unite upon the ono most
likely to save us from great cal
amity which in my judgment would
be the election of Mr.. SadIer.
| y SILVER PARTY VOTER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
MARRIED..

'ELY-PRUNTY-In Elko, Nevada,
october y %, 1893, by Rev. NJ. F. Rid
,e' MIR. d. F.. Shively Of Gold
~ GEEK to Miss Virginia ]. Prunty OF
charleston.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
BORN.

DRIELLEN--In EIko, Nevada,
De'ober %, 1893; tothe wife of Thos.
ian Driellen, a daughter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26

HOODS PILLS are the favorite
family cathartic. Easy to take, easy
to operate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
Democratic
Meetings.

General Robert NJ. Clarke
OF Carson. will address the
citizens of Nrvaila ON the is
sues OF the day ut 'l.v ro.low-
ing places:
Tuscarora, Monlal evening.
October jlSt.
ElilO, Tuesday evening
NOVEMBER LIST.
Golconda, Wednesday cvvn'-
NOVEMBER 2nu.
Paradise, Thursday evening.
NOVEMBER 81.
LOvelock, Friday evening,
NOVEMBER 4th.
Reno, Saturday evening,
NOVEMBER 9TH.
Hon. George Russell, Dem
ocratic candidate for Cover
nor, and other candidates OH
the Democratic State tichet
will accompany General
Clarke and address the peo-
pie.
Turn out and hear the is
sues discussed from the Dem
ocratic standpoint.
BY order of the State Cen
tral Committee,
CHAS. GULLING,
Chairman.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
L. J. CHENEY & co,

t. d CE1CLN u H w,
Toledo, Ohio,
We. the undersigned, have known F..
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan-
cIallv able to carry out any obliga-
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio. D.
WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, and acts direc ly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Too. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26
How This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls .Catarrh
Cure. ....'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-26

PooD'S PILLS are easy to take,
TO operate. Cure, indigestion,
! headache. .., 49,.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11

has seeds and plants to suit all
tastes and climates and all are at
tractive when pictured on the cat
alogue pages. Nevertheless one
has need to use considerable dis.
cretion in choosing from the
printed page. Some of our best
flowers, Petunias, Phlox, Gerani-
ums, and others, are true cosmop-
olites doing well anywhere. But
many other plants, except in ex-
pert hands, are poorly adapted to
particular climates or surround
ings. The Pansies and Ten-Week
Stocks that are truly superb in
Wisconsin and Minnesota, are
small and inferior in Mississippi
and Alabama; the Moonhower
that IN the genial Southland is
starred with pearly bloom, is a dis
appointment in the far North; the
Rose and Portulacca crave the
sun, while the Fern delights in the
shade; the Nasturtium thrives in
in poor, thin soil, but the Gamma
must have deep and mellow soil;
and so the category runs. A
ragged, ill-grown flower is nothing
better than a weed, however pre-
tentious the name under which it
was purchased. The scotsman
invariably gets the most praise
whose plants happened to do the
best for us. So don't be too Sc
we're in your judgment of the dis
appointing one. Perhaps you are
the one most to blame after all.
RULE 4. Keep a dated copy of
your order.
In case your order is not filled
in due time you can at once turn
to this copy and send in a du-
plicate with your complaint. Half
the time people forget what they
ordered, or the date of sending,
You cannot expect a floral con-
Germ in the rush Of a busy spring
season to put in half a days work
looking over hled-away orders for
some careless customer who
vaguely states that she "sent s. to
you for plants this spring and new
er received them" and not being
mindreadcrs they cannot guess
either date or what plants made
up in amount the So said to have
been sent. A reliable house never
refuses to replace a lost order
when a business-like duplicate is
sent. And, as accidents will hap
pen, it is best to be on the safe
side and preserve a copy of each
order. LoRA NANCE, Mo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11

sor at itstte tin puaitano ON, at
aft, bpab Roieringen bar unoer 'tIle
Sanber, btlgtr tort, ants;er Ufr.
Ripleb en- llbtalelis at Repreients
buiets aomite a~ngaaence qoitpa'enst.
: fin Snoberetning al Ste Sanudr Tia
oer aomitsen oper, at port poitpG1sn
Itnres pau en- alt anbet sno Iorretntnsss
mGsIiq Maoos, og ben mersr, at bet
pilpe pare beore og biligere, ON bet
bar / SGnoerns paa 9ripatfolt.
goIitifte 5enfpn.
6pab SIR. Riplsn Logger melt Vsgt
paa, er imiblsrtio be politiite Senfpn.
Der er $4,000 Gmplopes peo Serits
banerne / be 5orenebs Stuter. 9pts
MI Reoisringen bar Gier al 9anerns,
pilbe ale bi8fe MeuneIter bline an
Iatte paa politiit bis. 5elgen ptlos
life Blot pere, at man lit oaarligere
Splt; men bpilten ubpre Wtugt otloe
life bet garti, iom fab inoe meo Stoz
relien, berpeo ppnaa! Bare | &dn1as
tom Der til at bli 10000 flere "OHices
boilers" til at itstte Qominiitrationen,
enb Der nu er.
Gnboa barre piIbe be politt'te Rss
fultater blipe / Ssnipn til Sontrattsr
ON gbgnine at nbe 2inier etc. Stans
balerne % Sobberiet / anleonin9 AZ
gepilgningerne til Slobs og 9upues
pafenet cler / InIebning al Sololopen
piloe blipe for intet at re9ne / Sams
menliqnino msb. bpao Der M ptloe tie.
Store SIuIer piloe blipe aobneoe Tor
"Gppils," ON Sernbdnerrs Tom | Pos
lititernes Sanber. 8pgningen al me
| Qinier piloe ubel1ftenbe tomme til at
beru pua politiit "9ul. "9itritter eaer
Stater al en- p~olitiit 5arpe, iom bar
ubebu9elig for benz, Der bapbe Wdgten,
pilbe tomme til at pente til 8eroerS
Gnbe, for be ft npe 2inier, meoens Der
be 9iItritter, bpprfrd Rs1ierln9enS
9enner par TONNE, pilbe bli 'oa fulot
al goner, ION Der er Striber paa
Rnooen al en- broget 8at.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
Tint Wrbcioe.

Gn franif Supeler bar i'else ct 2pns
oonblao uofert bet Sunititptte at fprs
farpis ct Setlitib / Winiotnr al en-
eneite 9erle. Setlene er Al @Icogulo,
Mait os Ror m. M. al Siamcnt. Stis
BET itaur paa en- YIabe al bptot 81
fenben. i9ele 8reia peier minore euo
en- balp lln3e eller pmtrent ct Sieroes
bells Sob gammelnprIt 8e9t. Wen
naar Ri tOmmer iaa langt iom til
SeilItibets 8oitenbe, ioa fuar Ri bsre,
at Gieren pGrbiettsr bet til $4,000.
Oct fad at Il nitro Itopi'te Mrbeibs
tommer tanfte pp til, boao for / Sioen
er ~frembragt at Iignenoe Ting; men
npget iGrItgt Sremftriot er bet piits
not life. Gn Sspalb Rortbingrus
forferoiset / i'm lib 1900 Glfenbenss
tulertener, Tom ban frempiits for pa
be PuuI ben 5smte, og biSIe 1900 Sal
lertener bapoe Pluos / en- &urp lite
ftsrre enb ct Pbertorn. 9e bar Iaas
piot Ipnlige for bet blptte Zte.
s 1878 f~prfGroiget en- 2onbonImer
en- 2aas, Der par IummenIat al II
Stptter. Raar ben bar f9roig og
Ne9len fat inb, peist ben minpre enb ct
"@rain". 8ibsre giorbe ban en- &ipbe
al Sub. Der bar 43 2Gnter / SiGs
ben; men nuar Smeoen bar fGroig
meo ben og bapbe fGitet bens enc Gns
be / 2adieu og ben anoen til Nsglen,
bGn9te ban belle Steust ON 6dlien puu
en- alminbelig Susflle og fanot, at ben
iaupibt tunbe bore bet. SIigt fan man
fable tint 4rbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
Uaale.

sSsr par bet iaa, at Geroen III pre-
ileite Naale fra England; men MI er
Gpflauo fommet ouenpaa. Sfelse
S,noberetnina fra be 5oreneoe Staters
8ouiul / 4~nnabers bar NanleIabrttas
tionen / 5plflano uOuiflet zig til Ell
~iaaoan Grab. at SpIferne life alene
iplQer Meiter paa 8eroens marteoet,
men pliaa tsr msoe fine cnseilte Son'
furrenter / De brittle aolonter. ia |
ielpe Gnalanp. Spiterne bar fine 'or'
rcmite Ra%aleiabritsr / NOhen, 8urts
6 10, SierbOlm, GltOna, @iirnbers %
S6walba6. s Ga6su, Sarl ben ltos
res Gp, tiIpirfes so Witlicner Nanlc
ON ll9en. SsIgenbe Gal rtier, boor'
lebes l~loIgrielen al tpIfe Haale bar
uprtt. s be 8 aar, iOm tenait fra
1880 til 1887, uoiDrtes tpife Naale al
ale Sla9s - S%rooernaale Scftenanle,
StOppenaale. Spnaale Us WnifInnaale
tit en- gs9t al IL. 100000 Huno, %
gerbien par s12. SOC, 600. Be nGite
s aar gift bet enonu mere iremao. ia
uoisrtes $4,000 900 Gunb, ps Bar
oieu bar fsmteu WtlIioner Dollars.
Den ubpre 5llpart / 8roouttlonen
itploes fornemmelig llsiprielen til CHI
no. bpor Spiterne iuloit9upi9 ipnes al
oere Serrer paa Warteoet. Gnors
9onoe, iom iuo srer tpIte Spuoate, er
britiif Snoien, Sruntr's. De 6Oreneoe
Stater, GiterrIss~ llusarn. Statleu, 5prs
flet, % De uoroiiie 2anpe.
aoniulen Tiger til1ut. Timber Scs
itpttelie al jim Resjerins bar 3plterne
bp99et up en- Na~aleinouitri, iom paa~
bposr Steipstt / belle Seroen. s Spirit
rinsen citerlisneoe De ben eugelife
Sremgun9smaaoe; men oeres bDtere
tefniite Snoiist latte benz mart i'tano
til at opoase Wanslerne peo bet ensels
ite 5abrifat ps be enselife WaItiuer,
% be ianot paa np9et gtpt. On Sis
Ouitri, iOm for iaa Gar iioen bar / jim
Surnpom. bar puret pp til at blire al
national Sstpcuius. De tpite 9taalc'
Iabrltanter pptrGoer III paa 8eroeuss
murtepet os iweirer ale 8e9ue; bog boI'
Der Dc Jig bellt I'll nDe 2anOe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
StikkelsbnrhnrI,ens Brrsiarina'

"gtorit Sapetioenoe" tiger, at bet er neopeHoW' y !
itlare SttlteISbHrbuitene, forat De ifal tmne give s' 60"
bptte. 6ornemmelis gieloer bet at at iiRre bort oAE y|i
oIt' lapuorenoe @rene, bpilte Reaelsu gisr forte o9 oU1.
aarsltuo % berfor bGrer imaa Scr. J alrIHoe'VV,
ner man, at 6rene. iont er . eQer 6 aar ganIle' W. y
bort; no9en beitemt Re9eI i ioa Maaoe fan DOG UE 81
@renene ofitGreS iaa nar Noobalien Joni ntlltg' % w
'tIRres bort iaa mango @rtne. at Der fommer epS % "
mellem @renene. % Ell StittelSbrrbuf, iom NtaI V6'
uouttleoe Der, maa ouerbopebet life baue mango "''"'
CT foroela9tl9ere, at ben er noget Tor glisien enc '' ' n Il
vi De mango Robituo, iom %iremtomuer efteF ell :
ring, maa be ouerilsoiee be, Der lite er YlaoS '"'
mes. u!
Seitiarinosu uofsres ON 9interen ea'r ttolIs ,"
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
Ais

bel mob Gus paa 5ons eno en- Smprslie al aeroiine % 5uopl.
Gen Dor opbepares Soniebuiet en- eoot Iuttet Slitaife, og
ON Sontmcren moa Yaglerue, iom Senieue iiooer paa, ofte
enibeS ouer meb oeune Salpe. Nian fan eisre bette meo en-
uoiliot Rubberito eler en- 5tiuObanoIte, iaa lar oct fig lets
piubt oisre. efterat Seniene bar fat zig op, taoer man Dem
oe imsrer liot Saue poa 9rph, Ben % uuoer 0in8erne.
Ell Gang ON Wtaaueoeu. Sprpiter man ba tiliee bet inopens
biee al 6cniebuiet meb 9ono. bpori er opIeit noeet carbolic
acid, 90 bet buiouaites en- Gang ON 9aret, ba pil Quiet life
alene ie soot no, men 6pniene ogiaa prre aIbeles fri Tor lltgi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
1ftinn rl MOB Tnure Iennrr.

Den, iom eaar iarbelss meget, eler maa itaa belle 0agen,
foler oite, at 5sboerne er blepue ~ubebaeeli9t iaare. Snb.
traiier bette, oa Dor man inareit multot ftitte benz parmt
gauo, illiat meo TO tore 6aanoiuloe Salt til en- Gallon.
SoobIaoene boIoes iaa neb oeri Iise til antelen, inotiI mau
~beepncsr at ioIe 9auOet toibt, 90 M snioes De bpstiet neo ct
sropt, tptt 6aonotlabs. 8liperne 5pOoerue let iaare pO at
eaa euer itaa meget, er BET ~alerbeOit at BRUCE oeune Sur buer
aften cller buer Dloraen, gierne til begge oisie 5iOsr; oct
Wlinbits altib, naor man tommsr biem % ioIer, at Jcboerue
imerter. Seo ct i~aaOaut 5Oobao toset itooigt nil ogiaa ote
9euralei 5Sooerue bialpes paa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-11
Sor %Sernbanerne tilhore
staten?
6rnnoigt SDar berpaa al en- Sern.
b%anenlan0.

som betIenot, bar pppulttterne ops
itiuet paa fit Prpgram, at 2anbets
Serrbaner bgr tilbsre Staten. Wanee
Site populiiter tror bet famine. 2ez
Denoe republitanIte Blade bar beItDrtet
benz / benne 3rp. Wlen unoer ct Sol
teitDre bar en- FABIAN Srbning fine
itore 9aniteligbeoer. 5rantrig itaar
iom ct aoparenpe Grempel.
POpuliitblobet 8anias Gommoner
anferer iom 8runo for, at Solicit bsr
eie og fibre Sernbanerne, at iuu mango
Wenneitelip gaar tilIpilos unoer bet
nuoGrenoe Spitsm. 9erpaa iparer
WRr. &. .. RipleD, ipm er Yrpiioent
for at4iion, 8opeta og Santa Sc.
8anen. 9an 9aar uo fra She Snters
itate Commerce commits iions Ra?port
al 1896 % oeler be Drabte / ire 8tass
fer: gusiagerer, 5ieneitem9no og anz
ore Perioner. Sfpl9e ben napnte
Rappprt blep 181 at 9asiagererne
paa ale 8aner / be 5orenebe Siater
br9bte i 1896. Oct bar piitnot 3cz
tlageligt, at iaa mango ituloe mite 2iz
bet; men tages / 9etragtning, at Cans
bets Sernbaner / bint 4ur fprte bens
peo 512 Mtiaioner Yasiugerer, og at
IntaQet at benz, fpm reiIte en- Mil,
bar opsr 10000 Miaipner, bliper 5ors
bploet life iaa gait enoba. SnterItates
commissioner flyer, at Der paa bper
en- at be brGbte | 1896 fulber 2,827,z
474 Pasiagerer.
Mr. Riplep ~citerer, bpab en- liplig
Stribent bar iast / anleonins al pisie
Gal. "9u BILL" flyer ban, "maatte
reiie 72,093,9 1853 Mil meo Sernbanen,
for bin Sur til at blipe br9bt fommer,
pg pu mae reiIe 4,541, 945 Drill, for bu
fan blipe iaaret. Spis BIZ refer 20
DRil boer Dag, 300 9age / qaret, maa
bu boloe paa / 758 Qar, inoen bin
Sur tommer til at tage Staoe. !Spis
Der bapoe peret Sernbaner, ba Dor
Srelier blep fsbt, % bu bapbe begpnbt
at reiie | 4aret l og bapbe reiit 100
nil / bier at Iarets Waaneoer iiosn
ben Sio, pilbe bu enbnu babt 3,0O0,s
600 Mil igien, inben bu fob for Cur
til at blioe orRbt."
SIR. Riplep padpiisr, at S%ernbaners
ne maatte fore belle gefoltningen /
Sanias to og en- balp Sang ct gobt
Siptte 8ei, fereno bet piloe b9nbe, at
nogen blep or9bt. Saa gjsr ban ops
mertiom pua ale be Sarer, Tom Sern>
b~aneoriiten msber: Sproifreb, llog('oz
ntnger, 5lom Oip., bpprtil tpmmer ben
menneitelige Strsbeligbeb. Raar alt
bette tuses / 9etraetuing, tror ban, at
Sernbanerne neppe fan beffplbes for
at DGre forismmelise / Senipn til be
r~eiienpes Sitterbeo. San paaberaas
Der zig en- llotalelie / 8anias Gitp
SournaI, bpprefter sbe aeciosnt Sns
i~urunce Companies i fine policer err
tlenber, at Saren for ulpttestili9lpe
paa S%ernbanerns fun er bolpt iuo flor
ipm eIers. Mieb andre Orb: bet err
mere nsppsnbiet at tisbe en- aceioent