Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-21

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bis pr0pc-Al 20 s-cure iezssston n1kipK Lake
Tahoe ard vicinity 4 national park the Cor.
ernfzeat p7rchAsA1g OF a. eIuitsbis bass the
rEh-s Of rattle. UL1se interests are ASeS.ed
A. no: only Yrs-@rTius from destruction cue II
HA;uTes gTaDdeS; E1fk-- bat giving the Ma
tcrSl Government c ntroi for irrigation pu--
iDse~ q 4 great Lake reservoir which wil
S~rArzsfes the farmers aiOaR the Trrckee river
morn NRtzr for irritation suI eaA L. . ras.
hcclii0nal area 81 arid Land TO Le brought un-
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend the reelection O,
WEI u Stewart 10 the Senate Of the United
Sta'es, AID pledge TIE Silver party O. Nevada
and the nominees Q: this convention TO his s-p-
port FOR tina; Ofire.
To our other 6eratDr, John r. Jones. We CT.
tcnd the greeting Of n - pie who rejoice that
t1"y have such n great public servant who has
DO ofei the commonwealth which has de-
Lighted 70 honor him His pre- eminent knowI.
edge Of all financial questions has been used by
hgn for the benefit Of the whole world. and his
IpcccEes Ia the United States S.na.- utyn tho
silver question have LecUue the text book o,
those Eiatesmen Tho are devoted to the inter
es:s .. the whole people.
We tn c pride ia the career o. Franci, q.
NewlanGs Ia Congress notably ia TIA. fact that
lie has ri~.a In six years TO L place among the
leaders, Of the House. and that his influence. In
public AFT iiIs j. becoming more and more mar,
hc5'. a. IS shown 10y his great part In the an.
r~cEht.On Of the Hawaiian fhlAud., . COLISEUM.
mation anticipated and desired by the Amer.
can people for IHUrc than nifty years. We dc.
'.sA' lLal -NtShla GItINJt affDri 10 lISc llfD IA
Ia = Ecpr tentative In the halls Of Congress
Recognizing the Importance Of STATE. dcyel.
oiflcHt upJn agricultural lines. We rJ,ninrnl
the efforts Of our representative IN Congress
70 secure for tho State 81 Nevada legislation
!yDEin: to the reclamation Of arid lands and
the - rage OF water Ia reservoirs and urge
our Senators and representative la Congress
TO a"r'urc the passage OF the irrigation bill, now
before Congress. introduced by our Rspre..n.
ta;iyu FranCl. q. ScwIlnds.
The United States II now In the rightful con.
tr"l %! Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippine i.
lance. and We arc In favor Of hOldin . the sam.
until tn" American people shall have time 10
consider aud make such disposition OF the new
acquisitions IA sound policy and the interest,
OF TIA" "Eplc country may require.
We favor tie cnu5tru ;tiOn OF the Nicaragua
| cnIil by the Government 81 the Unite State,
u America - a political and commercial noccs.
I;y.
=, tho last session OF Congress q law having
been passed providing for the settlement Of
ia" Indebtedness %! the Central PaCilc rail.
road 20 the Government OF the United States
III" terms 81 which rcquir. the payment Of tho
entire debt priu ipal and interest, within ten
years. with interest at the rate Of , Tor cent
per aanEIn, and ON failure To make such settle.
r,uUt within one year. the mortgage lien OF tho
United States to b. at once f1rcclU.Cd, and tho
property SOiJ 10 the highest bidder. we favor
f"T"r!D,urr according to the terms uf said Act
~ CAS-" - conditions regarding settlement arc
not COMPILED with.
G. rtaiu decisions o. tho United Sta'cs court.
having sA"rn the Inter State Commerce Com.
mission * the authority and powers undoubt.
a.lE intended To- les conferred upon IL when
. originally enacted. we favor such amendments
20 Oh" Act ~ viii make IL an effective protc,,.
;Iou to the people against Discrimination
'ar.gE
IAu lcruisIn and valOr Of tho American sol.
dior aud sutl"r have won additional laur.Is
lUT ~ the war with Spain. The story OF tho
2 rave deeds %! our naval and military heroes
"lt4 forever form a glorious page Ia American
. .g-W III. NWF.N - uHaL11 H--.
!eaGcrs have proved their unsurpassed corr.
age PEa!s!ES those WHO fought our battles,
W condemn The trsitorou- conduct o. thoso
o'.-C.al.. wherever responsibility may re,t 10
Tu'-" durability i du- tho death 10y s,arya.
t.'E ana d.sr1~" Of s"vc al thousand Of our
E-tn. We demand that the aw full scandals I'm.
viewed 81 the conduct Of the warh impAt TALLY
AL r'r-..-L"!y Investigated. and that ADEQUATE
punishment To- inctcd wherever due.
III" isnIls OF Nevada arc justly proud of
thar University. We Commend the efficient
l.. aaG"sanHt which has Iaadc u an institution
o. .aiHii. us fulUcEs and widening possibilities.
1851 Gu,IC" b. already f-lt ~ a Potent factor
iaT iho intellectual! and economic dsvciopacu,
%. tie state. We pledge 60 it gcrsruus Sr1-
OFT nHd hearty 90 a. Grafton along every lins
ifEt val tent tg maintain its present high stan
!-rd. nr epa4ucr to H. Improvement.
THIS cunvr ticH IL. lgcs its pnl1ee for Gov.
cTEnT that he Nj prove Of such legislation
- VIII carry iaty eject the S!rth .eo-
ton 81 ATii.ir j. q the State Con.
- tuition Which provides that the Leg.
, ~l1!a'lru shal! provide a SPECIAL tax which
I'll not cEc.-a ;EO inills On the dollar
g.. .t-Iahle property IN the State In addition
O. The r'hcr neEll. provided for the s1p.0r
AL iaGluteEE-cc O! the state Cniv.r!ty aui
cT-uraga scb0JtS THIS coavcutioa recon-.
i-"Ets al "our'T "-uTcu'i n ~! the Silver
.z-'y "a PIE Sc :G@-E romiE-es tor n. State
i.f= l'Ers 20 ca ~ :rt0 EJECT the State Con.
- .tsa by EE1sar q III ievyiug a tax O! one
XII "a Tie drlar q: al tSNabls pruT4r:yi in ,hi,
siai" % I3..HH. 81 til cher m-a4b now uru-
"a ~ las - 'EE 1sp,vrt and naiu-enAurs
= ~ state LAvHr-'Y a.l COMMON s-Lo,gIs o.
I-s E;.'r.
"" "~3's op--Itrgeu @. the four years dur.
So NJ 3 Is S-ytr Parry has been in control
- iI@ =iSf- ftr-r---."1; ~ilh the last flur
'H.Fs - We y T-ha"au refine. The erppp,
'"- - 80 ms E-IlhLraa legislature amounted
= ". '.-i q ~" Last Silver Party Lc,i Ia.
L-fH 80" II" "Ti-E--s Of the EIsru,Iy.
s-Ei-1"at To- tn - : year Immediately uye.
~a'-E .-''E EarJ control HtuGuuicl TO
tTe- sE'-H'A Willie hEt Sa5u were til. .rr.,r,
Fsa ~ iLn Er"c7,iv" Department for 10. ~,
t-a .as- ;y-T y-.rs "t Republican MANAGEMENT
tt'r Frrr "TI~ud"! n public building a,
LsaaL-' ~ 'n'H y Tie Silver Party. And dur.
~. la" i"fl'A' III comparison. in support o., tha
ll'A' = hH'lS Il IL" State. the SILVER Party
tTw Hssi s5.'"n - against 6. J8I by the Re-
iH.hIi an party. 40 an" Crn .IlrnIn. tho f.r.-
gong aud nanny other facts aud figures which
H''HHt hc h~idu0"i. without the resulting con.
.Nlg'ipu inat tho S.!ytr Party hns fulfilled n.
lT"m!-a Of r"tTeDrhrnnut with reference 10 sol.
tFi"' = state officials and the curtnilneut q,
uAnecs cary cNp'E5rs, while. OIL the other
Ian u has generously fusturol the cluca.
li'lhl ana charitable Institutions Of the State
ara |i@2!y contributed 20 its public Improve.
mont