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Iron County register., 1898-09-01
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any such cross walk or street moro than necessary but said cars may stay at any point between any two intersecting streets.
 Fifth. No car shall be left stand Ing at any point more than ten min utes, or at railway depots. except ia cases of special delay by unavoidable causes.
 Sixth. Conductors or employees oI such cars shall be used by those in charge Of the car and motors to pre- vent injury to teams, carriages, bug gies, wagons or other vehicles. Eighth. In case of fire the ear shall be stopped when ordered by the city marshal, any policeman or the chief of the fire department.
 Ninth. Said grantees, their sue cessors or assigns shall provide head lights and keep them lighted after dark on all cars operated by electricity, and shall give a signal by sounding a gong whenever oyer-tak- ing any person or vehicle crossing walking, driving on said street rail way tracks, and shall sound said gong whenever approaching any street crossing or when starting.
 Sec. g. 1T at any time said gran tees, their successors or assigns shall build their track upon any other but the established grade, Of such street or part of street, then whenever said city shall cause said street or part ol street to be improved to the estab- lished grade, then said grantees, their successors or assigns shall be requir- ed at their own expense and charges to change the said track so as tt conform to the establised grade oI such street or part of street.
 Sec. 3. As a condition to tn, rights and privileges under this or dnance and as consideration fol the same, said grantees, their success sors and assigns shall within on, year from She massage of it's ordi nance equip and operate with cleo tricity these railroad lines within said city, not less than six miles, ant also equip and operate their sai' Electric Light System within sai, limit of time, (oue year from date c passage of this ordinance).
 Sec. g. This ordinance shall be il full force from and u.ter its passage
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SAM JONtS WOULD BE
 GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA
ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS CAN DIa
 DATE FUR THE PLACE.
Declares He Will Not Be Hindmost
 Tn the Contest.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 23.-Rev. Sam P. Jones, the celebrated evan gelist, announced himself candi- date for governor of Georgia, de- elaring he has been urged to run by thousands of voters. This makes four men in the race for governor. They are Allen G. Chandler, secre- tary of state; Robert L. Berner, president of senate; Judge Spencer R. Atkinson, railroad commissioner, a1l Sam Jones.
 The great evangelist declares he will not be the hihdmost dog in the race.
 No man in Georgia is more widely known than Sam Jones. As au evangelist and lecturer heis popu lar from Maine to Texas.0
 He is not only strong man witt the masses, but with the culturet classes also. His wit, wisdom and eloquence have made him famous and It goes without saying that or the stump in a political campaign he would be one of the most unique picturesque and powerful figures ever seen in inc arena of politics.
 The people of Georgia are familiar with the leading facts of his career
 The son of country preacher, h' drifted into wild courses in hi' youthful days, but about twenty-five years ago he turned over new lea and became an earnest and infuen- tial minister of the gospel. He has always taken a lively interest in politics.
 S faf tr.,.,a,7<, hoate has
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cGt0REO LEADER URGES
 RESTRICTION IF BALLOT
SALVATION OF THE RACE IN
 SOUTHERN STATES.
AS Ballot Boxes Are Closed
 Open the Schools.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb. 23.-= Booker T. Washington, the promi nent colored leader and educator O Tuskeegee, Ala in an open letter to the constitutional convention now in session in this city, says:
 "Since the war no State has haG such an opportunity to settle tho race question, so far as it concerns politics, as is now given to Louist ana.
 'The negro agrees with you it is necessary to the salvation of the South that restriction be put upon the ballot. l know you have two serious problems before you: Igno. rance and corrupt government on the one hand and on the other way to restrict the ballot so the control will be in the hands of the intelli- gent without regard for race.
 9With sincerest sympathy with you in your efforts to find way out of the difficulty 1 want to suggest no State in the South can make a law that will provide an opportuni- ty or temptation for an ignorant white man to vote and withhold the same opportunity from an ignorant eolored man without injuring both men. Any law controlling the bal. lot that is not absolutely just and fair to both races will work more permanent injury to the whites than to the blacks.
 1T beg of you further, in the de- gree that you close the ballot box against the ignorant, you open the school houses. More than half the people of your State are negroes. No State can long prosper when a large percentage of its citizenship is in ignorance and poverty and has no interest ir government. Let the very best educational opportunities be provided for both races; and add ed to this the enactment of an elec- tion law, which shall be incapable of unjust discrimination; at the same time 'iding that in proportion as the ignorant secure education, property and character they be giv- en right of citizenship.
 "Any other course will take from one half your citizens an interest in the state and the ambition to be- come intelligent producers and tax payers-to become useful and vir- tuous citizens.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAY ORDINANCE,

ELECTRIC RAILWAY ORDINANCE.
 In another column of today's GRAPHIC will be found an ordinance introduced into the City County at its last meeting granting afranchise for an electric street railway and light plant to operate in Pine Bluff. The ordinance was prepared by rep resentatives of eastern capitalists who are now in the city in the in. terests of the enterprise and sub mitted by them for the considera- tion of the council. It is a consum- nation ardently wished for, that tue city should lave an electric car line. If the ordinance pre- sented is consistent with the city's good, the council will gam the lasting grati- tude of our citizens by granting the franchise. In order that our people may have a clear understanding of the franchise and weigh well it's pro visions. the GRAPHIC publishes the ordinance in full. Every business man should read it carefully. The columns of the GRAPHIC are open to expressions of opinion on the subject,
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CANDIDATES CARDS.

The Wilson Printing Co. is headquarters for cards and all kinds of job printing. Our name is suffici- ent.guarantee that the work will be neatly and cheaply done. Hand- some round-cornered cards at popu' laf prices speciality. A share of HO1lr ardar1 calicitpd
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NEWS BRIEFS.

| of Norfolk, Va, has resigned.
 Dingley points out that the GUS. toms receipts this year exceed those for the same period year ago.
 The Curtis bill for the reorganiza- tion of the Indian Territory will be fayorably reported.
 It is said there is a revival Of the interdiction of the exportation of tobacco from Cuba.
 Congress has been asked for $f00, 900 to erect a monument at New York to the victims Of the Maine horror.
 The Senate has directed it's com- mittee on Naval affairs to make report on the Maine disaster to the Senate by March 15.
 Corning, Ark, people met, pro- nounced for war against Spain and at once recruited a Military com- pany.
 Lucas, the negro slated for ap- pointment as postmaster at Macon, Miss, will not get the place. The people protested.
 Trouble is feared at Dayton, O., because one man wants to fly Spanish flag in honor of some visitors.
 Delegates are at Washington so press for an appropriation to dredge the Pascagoula river and Horn Isiland harbo~ for deep water. They want about $500, 0O0
 The standing committee of the Episcopal diocese of Tennessee at Nashville unanimously refused to confirm the election of Brown sas Bishop Coadiutor of Arkansas.
 The Mississippi Legislature has further curtailed the franchiss/by requiring the County Clerks to keep a roll of convicts and ex~convicts, who are not permitted to vote.
 A military company will be ordered under acfhs to attend the hanging of Q negro at West Point, Miss, not because trouble is feared, but for the moral effect.
 The officers of the Vizcaya, the Spanish cruiser at New York, have begun their round of official visits. They met no demonstration, hostile or otherwise.
 There is great activity in the con struction of warships in Great Britain for foreign countrIc-+sM Many of the vessels are for sale, and Japan and Spain are in the market for them.
 Brooks Story, the noted train robber, is among the seven convicts that escaped from the Randolph farm in Mississippi. They pro- cured saw from some unknown source. None of them have been recaptured.
 Workmen in some few mills Ut Fall River and Centerville, R. I,  Have returned to work. At New Bedford so many men have left the city that there would not be hands enough to operate the mills if the strike were declared off.
 The French government has dis avowed the sending of troops into British territory in Africa. The in- eident brougt on much war talk in London. It was believed the French government has sprung this maneuver to divert the public mind from the Dreyfus matter. There was excitement on the exchanges. Senator Morgan interviewed a Boston manufacturer who just re- turned fron Cuba, and submitted the result to the-senate. It shows the deplorable and hopeless condl- tion of the reconcentradoes, the [ , tility of autonomy and the necess? for immediate interference by VI country. M
 The tax suit of Baird vHsJy Davidson county, was dismx demurrer by Chancellor E 5 court ruled that fail. elz sessors in other coun
 property at it's co,
 did not make the ce <.1, .x,<. ,.s, q q, <
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pITLED AN ORDINANCE UTHoRIZING THE CON sTRUCTION, MAINTE- NANCE AND OPERA
 TION
an Electric Street Railway nd Electric Light System In the City of Pire Bluff.
 Arkansas.

1. Be 1t ordained by the ,mmon Council of the City of Pine IuIf, That permission, consent and be and the same are here Z granted and given to--=-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
BRIEF NOTES OF EoTABLEs

Queen Marguerite Of Italy has taken
TO golf as a preventive of her increas-
ing obesity.
Prime Minister Salisbury's family has
eight representatives in the British pnr-
lament. .E....r v=. ..f| ",' :" "
Zola received the sum of $50 for his
first book: for his 'L'Assommoir" he re-
ceived $4,000. .,.....
Mr.. Ea:fourison one of the fastest speak
ers i'll the house oil commons, utter
ing an average of 100 words a minute.
Isbcn dcspises the autograph collec-
tor, and recently refused $40 for his
signature. a FL.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, of Wash
ington, D. c., is the attorney for the
National led Cross society.
Gen. Peter Tracy. of Memphis, en-
joys the double distinction of being q
cousin of Dewey and the uncle of Hob
son W+F 80, =
Although blind in one eye, the late
Prof. Mueller, of Vienna, mastered yer
leo languages and was one of the great
est ethnologists of modern times.
Gilbert Parker, the writer, has been
elected an honorary member of the
Royal Society of Canada, and has re-
ceived the degree of D.5C.iL. from Trim
ity university. Toronto.
hbbas H., the khedive Of Egypt, never
disobeys the co~m1pandgof the Koran by
tasting wines or spirits. lie is also n to-
tai abstainer from tobacco, and this in
q land where nearly everybody smokes
cigarettes from morning till night.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
A WORD TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats OF Elko county
should attend the primaries IN the
Sd nf September and send none but
loyal Democrats to the county con-
vention to lie bel on the 10th Of Sept
ember' If staunch and true men. are
commissioned as delegates the con-
venrion win he able to nominate a
ticket TINT will command the ear
nest support. of ii mai Drity Of the
vpters Of the county. This is a year
when all Democrats should FOR sake
false gods and return to the
party fold and array themselves uIi-
der the leadership of the matchless
Bryan. Nothing a he gain.
I'll by. tranping in the wilder
ness when sou can march
III the glorious sunlight of the Ma
tioual DE nOcracY, marsh8led 10y
Willian j. Bryan. C9me home to
the foil, Democrats, and follow your
glorious leader to victory in 1900. II
You believe III the free coinage Of sill
yer at l6 to /, iLdependent Of what
any other nation NAV do, ally your
self with tho only National orsaniza-
lion that has the power and the cour-
age to open the mIuts to the white
metal. Don't fritter away your
strength, but join with the National
Democracy and strengthen the hands
Of your leader. ......
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19

A great commotion seems to have
taken place among railway circles
owing to the contemplated through
n service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This is not q new de-
part ure by any means, rs the Denver
81 Rio Grande Railroad Company and
its connections have been operating a
through cur service between the Pa
'ciic and Atlantic Coast via. Salt Lake
Pueblo. Denver. Kansas City and
Clnco"o for years, and three ola. s
each week, viz. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
cars for this through service are of
ihe latest Pullman design, and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. A Pullman porter is MS.
signed to each car. These cars are
also under the personal supervision
OF d Special Excursion agent,
Whose duty it is to see that passen.
gers are gwen every comfort and ut.
tentlor'. For further information, ap.
ply to any agent. or Il. Il. Nevins.
General Agent. or to Il, Nj. Gushing,
Travelling Passenger Agent, -. & r
G.. II. r., 5S West 3rd South ST. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
HINTS TO H~5UsEKEEpERs.

To lay the dust Of carpet. just Ee-
fore sweeping it~srrinkle il thick with
little wads OF DAMP PAPER.
To test the freshness CT an egg.
drop it in cold water, il it Is fresh it
Will sink; If st2lcit will Goat.
To make q carpet look bright that
has lost its color, sponge ii cf well
with strong soap suds in, which a lit
tie turpentine has been poured.
Never trih a lamp wick with scissors.
1t is almost impossible to cut il clean
and straight. Just rub the burned part
of with un old cloth. |
When Il nutmeg is old it has no oil.
If you are in doubt about its Icing
good, pierce the nutmeg with Il IL cGlC.
IL good. CT! will Immediately s,srcad
around the rurctuTc.
A rarinG&e is Il bath for neat. Ssh
and game to soak in before cUci;i"s.
II is prepared with wafer. vinegar and
wine. seasoned with an orion sliced.
spices. bay leaves and n little salt.
If you use n wooden pail about your
household and it begins 20 shrink and
leak, fill it with water and then stand
it in Il tub flied with water. Thi3 will
swell the wood so it will leak nc ii.orc.
Put n marrow: shclf all G3cuCd y0Ur
dininG-roomw with Il cicat rc:TthG c5%c.
Tastcn scrcw-hocf& IN tlr !~otto-l or
the shelf about SIX iachc&", &r:. A.2kr
the shelf OF cheap wCCG ,'.i ave Il
stained to match the v~yGa:ry.?rE cfthe
room. Stand I'll Jour G."y.'" f.:atc= On
the shelf, arranging t.lcNi .s;~i:iica,ly.
Hang your cups Cd :..>:rT Ca the
hooks. This little iIcx,,H. %ivc dccora-
ton gives an attractive ;ir;zh to the
Ginirg-rooD1. wi;i"h no Mount of
heavy a2d expensive furniture could
accompiish.-N. =. World. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
THE NEwsP PER Law.
All Subscribers Should Read the
! Following Law and Avoid Trouble,

Following Law and Avoid Trouble.
/. All subscribers who do not
give express notice to the contrary
are considered wishing to continue
their subscription. RS afE.
2. If subscribers order the discon.
tinuance Of their periodical tho pub
Usher. may continue to send it unit.
all ARE arages are paid t1tYgs
3. If subscribers refuse, or neglect
TO take their periodicals. from the
'ffice TO, which theyare directed, they
re responsible until they have set
led their bills and ordered them dis
continued. G~fE ~ G,,
4. Subscribers moving to other
places without informing the pub
Usher, and the papers are sent to tn
'ol mel address, they are hell re-
q onsihle. ED.iteiiG
s.. The courts have decided TIKI
refusing to take periodicals from tn,
office or removing and leaving then
uncalleds for. is sprinla fdcie evidence
Of intended fraud.
8. If subscribers pay in advance
they are hound to give notice ut the
end of the time they do not wish to
cohtinue taking it, and the subscriber
will be responsible until an expires
notice with all arrearages are sent to
eLe publisher Il
Z. The latest postal laws are such
lat newspaper publishers can arrest
ID. one for fraud who take a paper
md refuses to pay for 1t.
Under the law the man who allows
iis subscription to run along some
inc unpaid. and then orders the
Josimaster to mark it refused" and
ave a postal card sent notifying the
ublieher, leaves himself liable to ar
est and fine. the same rs for theft.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
FOR. TEE CYCLING MAJORITY.

IT requires "sand"-to learn how to
ride a bicycle, but one doesn't care to
encounter much. of it afterwards
L. ~. w. Bulletin.
On n fine day it is reckoned that the
cycle riders of the world cover the
grand total of 100,CO0,oOO miles, or
4,CC0 times round tic world. .5gg..s,
Rubber sc!utior tees rot always
keep well, and it a:lgiy@E lie {" cxaI.1.
lie the contents oGattHls Gill III hE.
not been opened fer sorrc iiale il O.
der TO make ure that n REPAIR can be
effected with It.
Nuts which will work Loose may /.
kept tight IL preparing q :>hcf ,
brown paper aEl Ecrcw:ES ~, Go'r.
on to that. This is WORT u SENDER
ing whcn tEc"b is 80 mechanic at hand
to rcmcdy the matter.
y cycle railway is something Of 1
novelty in practice, though alrc&G,
somewhat stale in theory. AGO. ID,
is now in progress Of formation az
Eirrc;nCia"l for thc cou&trUc.iU2 C a.
"cycic AWAY" somewhGtG On the Inc.
Of II switchboard. It's precise fern !
as yet i2Eciinitc, but it Is expected IL
form IN irrpoTtGnt item at fairs and
other places Ct amusement.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
Water Notice.

The water in the river having stoc.
ped running tho Water Co. asks the
indulgence Of the people in the use
of water for irrigating md sprink-
ling except during the time between
6 and 7:3J p. NJ. each day,
ELKo WATER Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19

An Oklahoma minister married
twelve couples in sixty minutes the
Other day. Twelve knots an hour may
not be abe to hold n tallow dip to
ocelm greyhound speed, but it is
pretty good time on the troubled
matrimonial sea.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19

1t is stated on German authority
that the astounding numJer Of 1000.
600 glass eyes are made every year in
Germany and Switzerland, while one
French house i fractures 3OO, 600
OF them annually.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
SHELLEY on STEWART.
what the Ex Congressman Says OF
Nevada Senators.

what the Eek Congressman Says of
Nevada Senators.
Hon. joseph c. S!bley Of Pennsyl-
vania. tlan whom Il stauncler friend
OF the people and the Ill 'er cause,
does not exist. writes as follows ~ re-
ply to an inquiry OF Justice Massey
of the Supreme Court:
3VALCoUR, CLINTON Co y. Y,
august 6, 1895
~HoN. w. A. MASSEY. carson City,
NEVADA. My DEAR SIR:--Yr ur kind
favor at hand. The return of Hon.
WIN. Stewart TO the United States
Senate is alb .olutely necessary to the
triumph of himetaiism. The des
pernte efforts Of the gold standard
men will of course be made to defeat
him. but | cannot believe that the
good pc pile of Nevada can be Tor Il
moment dc .rived by them. Senator
Stewart's defeat would, in my hum
BILE judgment. prove a national cal
amity. To me and to thousands OF
others in the east. he nor than any
Other living man has stood as 'lhe
Shadow of Il Mighty Rock For the
eau e IT tie e'ple he has worked
with IL superhuman energy. He has
fought when others qu lied. He has
carried the cUlurs forward when
others sought FOR comrromIse. He
has never let side questions divert
him fro n the one great issue. When
Others wee content to defend ne ha>
ma ie the pIth OF the gold mono
metLlii 'ts IL tn 'rny one. He has re-
buked and exposed them by name in
his p!a y in the Senate and to. my
mind he is the 'noblest Roman of
their all"
@With his great mental powers he
has also retained his physical powers
equ llled by no young man in tlIe Sen
ate known to me. He is truly a
chevllier without fear and without
r%eproach.' l have gloried in the
Stat Of NevAd because wi II nil the
sneers of the Soldbu! press. she has
In Senators Jones and Stewart been
so ably repre- SentaI qs to place her in
the very forefront Of American com
mon We llShs.
"UntiI the la9t gun for the peoples
money hal "een fired, until the last
enemy has surrendered, until the
sho Its Vt victO:y has ra to heaven
I want to see That gr md oil hero in
the lead, and let his be the hand that
unfIrls again the flag of financial free
dom from the nations capitol. If any.
thing that | have doue for the truth
permits me to call any man from Ne
vadd my friend, let me implore hin
by all that is sacred in friendship no
to permit this wrong tx be done To al
OF US who bllile with you for tn,
right. lie belongs to all $of us, bu
yours the no lor Of giving him to us.
"wIth all respect to others my opin
ion is that any man IN America conf,
be better spared from the Senate tlin,
Sen tor Stew lrt. Give him again t.
Us who fight with You, and in 1900 W,
will aga n engage the common enemy
all hearts beating high with hope. /
he must fall let him fall batt'in,
with his enemies, not among hi
friends.
@YOu may use anything | hay
+ said to any friend who doubts wha
should be Nevada's duty in this ma
ter.
IL would fight my dearest frien
who would oppose ono whoshas don
for humanity what he has done m
is doing, -
Sincerely your friend,
JOSEPH G.. SHELLEY"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19

If you want some tirst.class brick,
5all at the INDEpENpENr office. We
nave three or four Thousand for sale.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-19
IN q r If

Is what gives Hoods S~arsaparilla its great
popularity. increasing sales and wonder
full cures. The combination. proportion
and process Ill preparing Hoods Sarss
parilll are unknown to other medicines,
and make it peculiar to itself. 1t acts
positively upon the blood, I'M rs the
blood reacLes every part of the human
system. all the nerves, muscles, bones
and tissues come under the influence of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
Board of Education.

The recently elected City Rnsrd Of Edu".-
ii met Saturday in 'be { flee Of the (i ,
Clerk. NJ srs Neill O'Dounel Marlou
olse aod E G Haynsworth were present
Capt. P G i'll I'd snd Va or l,op, whn
is ex 9th 10 - @ 80 Der of The DO ,rd, w.rt ab'
Sat The Numbers p1-sent suh$ctifed t.
,h> oath of ofi:s rqaired nv the Coosfitn-
ton Of the State. auo org niz- oy ect,nl :
Mr. O'Donn,ll, permanent chairmsn
Mr S H. "dmunds, uoeriufeudeE; o.
schools, suggested sept Eth rs the dsy tpr
beginning OF the ,ext sessioo tn Il after
wac lett to bis discretion, as wss also the
matter Of the Cnr,s;rpss snc Spr ng holidays
The 6oancia' situation WINS discussed, srd
committee appointed TO ascertain AMI re-
port The b>st measures for the future welt,
Of the .c,oos The sunual repor' of ,ht
Secretary and Treasurer showed An .ncrea-e
Of abou. $500 in the indebte lness Of 'he Dis
tsic', due 10 dec ease 10 eorollmen' mi
propo-tona,e increase in other tarts Of itne
cOu3i..