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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-06
Kellogg.

Work is progressing nicely on the
new addition to the Christian church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-06

Tom Pollock, of Flagstaff. Ariz., is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-06

Especial to Times Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Burgess, of Ne
vada, visited with friends in this vi
city Thursday
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
rns cosr or'L,ron.

have often beard !. aid that. ac-
cordmp la the .ubj CT you were I" al
ing abnni, American wages were the
highest o. lowest in the world. This
is literally rus They are al "nce
the highest and the Invest. We have
moi ms u people begun tn realize until
n~pc.n,ly the fnII truth ilnd meaning
OF tine Co nom.ic axiom thai the ~ ST
of laI or is to lse III. assured not 10y the
wages pail. hut ty tile value III the
rnduct. We may pay much higher
wages than nuy country OF Europe.
because by superior ma ~':Iirer, and
more highly trained kill i'll manaE.
ing it uue 81 our workmen can turn
ont i 1" tier prNduci and IA good deal
more ~ it III - day. Last Year. When
u PhiInd. lpiIia iron firm nn'teIbiI
Brti,h manutac' urers Tor the sui-
ply nf IGU tons OF iron zip M to tile
city Of Gl;sguN. II WAS surinised Icy
Glasruw's ~. Nuu.ied ETY. ruTncIl
that the PhiladeIphi Fran was p"y.
nir email er wages 10 its NO ,iI, II.
It WAS ibnnd that higher wages were
paid Ia the American vorkmar, who,
however. ]prounced per man III Tie
same time, ave - per cent more
piping Il, ~. tile British. The .Amerl-
Gains could sell their produce III Gas
Cow. $40 miles away, 1T the suISller
rrice. Mr.. Jeans. ~secTeInry of tile
british Iron Trade rs -oviatiuu, said
r. Gently tia. tIt. lHbor cost Of max.
ing - TIN al hilleis niId rails III \ mer
ica is now I um % Ia 35 per cent less
than in Great Britain. Ope ntiveS
making Il cer'aiu grade of shOeS III
Massachusetts, receive three times
oar shocmaking ma .hiuery has re-
duced the cost az the Ameri ar pro.
du I Ia 40 cents "a pair, while tie
same grade nf shoes m.ade i'll Ger
many cost 80 cents Il pair. This
cnuntIy Is competing success' ully
with the st OF the world, not 10y
de nauLing from its workmrn twelve
hours labor ut meage int 10y
using well piIl lab n and the hest
machinery to improve The quality
and increase tile gu unity Of its pro.
ducts. We az increasing the econ
om! Of lai or viii ont reducing tue
wages oF tile artisan 49, Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

\ cOuIuOtlOD seems to have
taken place amums railway circles
"wU ng to lie contemplated through
ear service bet wcen the Pacific cotgt
aud Chicago which is operating one
day each week. Til in not Il new de.
rhrturc u! any means. Es tine Drnve
* Rip Grnndc Railroad Comp my und
its cOnnec ions have been nIvratiny n
through ~ service Je;w we ~ the Pa.
cIfic md -%\'lantic cunsi Vi I. Salt Like
Pu"bl", D:nver, KInsnA City nnd
Chicago Tor years. ard three day.
eacn, week. viz. every Wedncs lay,
Thursln md Friday evening. Tho
cars for thin through service are Of
tile latest Pullman design, md are
supplied wi II clean liuen mud bedding
throughout. \ Pullman pnrter 10 as-
signed to each car. These care are
MS" under the prrs nal smpcrv sion
~ Special Excursion ageLt
whose duty il is Ia $40 TINT passon-
gers arr gwen every comfort md Mt.
tcntipr. For further info. r.ntinn. np.
ply /" any ngcrt. or Is +. Ncvina,
General Agent. nr TO u 81. Gushing
Travelling Passenger \rcut, d. & II.
G. Il r.. - West Irl South 81. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
pr.,h nf mruer.

The I II wing sketch ~ the life OF
Frank Bruce, whose death we men.
tinLed last Friday, is taken from a
Great Falls, Montana. dispatch of the
18th 20 a paper in Butte City:
Frank Bruce. master mechanic OF
the Mon am Central. died at his
home III this city after II brief illness
at nn carly LouE Il is morning. On
| sunday murnin, he was Il with
! chilis and lis iilms IS rup.,ily devel
"pel into pneumonia. complicated
will, kidney trouble. and finally car
ri'~i hi:m away.
MFR. Bruce has +. Ell in this city
since Feh,ur,. 1898. and during all
/ ~ that time has hell the PORTION
meuiinued. Emincnily Il just man
and one who hal spent tue lnrcer
part 81 his life in railway service. 1t
WA nHiural that as soon rs be had
gr4wn to know the conditions III the
] Western COUNTY he became II nf
the mos: popular mer come cted
with tie Great Nor hern ~ this or
anv prrviuus time. Tile men re-
I .pected hir tln-ou- hly aud after II
short acquaintance felt that they
we're IRE AZ lair rlay az his b rnds'
! His death is drerly regreitei among
all branches 81 the service and 10y
every man Who WAS brUu.ht into
contact with hiu', from call l".y to
engineer. Fey feel that it will lie
iii ucul' tn replace him us Il man aud
us nm official
-Nr. Bruce was b NJ nj Mnnhra.
Ora"ge cinury. New Yor'i. III March.
1916. IL WAS there he grew {" man.
hooI. Thir;! years ug" lie rrm"v"d
to MiuueaP lis. At different times
he WAS in the service of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois and the Santa
Fee roads. and prior to coming 10 this
city he bel ! the position ~ na ter
mrchnnic under TiIt Great Northern
at Barue-yill-. lie WAS married in
Nv York 20 Years ago to the wife
who urvives him. Besides the widow
he leaves Il sun, Allied. Il rel lieut. ~
this city. nd two brothers, Alfred
Bruce Of Eikc, Nevada, and Charles
Il uce Of New York.
The date ~ the funeral has not
yet been set. us tile relatives here are
waiting tn IN ar from the brothers u
the deceased"
Mr.. Bruce ~tclegraphed this nor l.
Img that he hal arri seI safely nd
his brothers funeral would take
place a: , U'ci ok this a~!.e-4uun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Governor SaJier has :erriyc:i tho
following cor. munica:ion from w ".
Brown uu iitor NJ tile War depart
ment ~ the Treasury Department at
Washington:
@To the Governor OF tie State Of
Neyadr. Carson, Neyad Sir: by
the acf III Congress nppn've March
3. Is Q. Pu.lic. No. -; ,. 5G aud 81.
provis "n was made by the United
Staies for the payment TAI certain
persp ns, for services rendered., money
expended and sui plies and rther nee
essdries furnished III suppressing out
breaks aud hostihEcs nt Tire Piute In
diins within the limitS Of the State Of
Nevada in the ye IT 1860.
1t appears that ou February l3.
laS6 lie claims were for wurdrd Ia
the Treasury Department 10y tie
Governor ~ .Sevad, ur.ing IA, meur,
and tlIat On VI ,r..h !, 1885 hey we
returned to the State by the Secrr-
tary Of The Trrnsury wi h the mfor
NATION that they wee ii class Of
ciniins that coulI not he enterIaiurd
as Congress hal not made provision
for their udiudi "a i"u. yi Ie Senate
Reror. l4l; 5Id Congress s, lst ses.
zion,
Ilt ID nov desired Tint all tho pa
pers on winch the Chains are basrd, It
III the possession III the State, he lar
warded To this ufti 70, with "A VI, rllut
the several matters DO OK mined and
settled"
UdIer m act plss Il 10y lie last
Congress pers ms having Piu:e war
claims are entitled Ia their money. In
order to get the money it is ne = sslr,
To 30 nnre the proper ! ienti i:a ion,
and where the orr I'm Il c.n rInt- are
dead to Obtain Tie necessary papers
from the court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

In the Cubrn caienIur there are
no fewer than I'D -lIoiy day Sun.
lays tic nd Il. III which nohudy can
he legally compelled to labor -
neither Ilr man servant ..,r tile maid
evan nor the OK nor tile ass. nor.
pcrfOrce the stranger within :!ie gates
With such extraordinary Difference to
the saints aud angels tins ought to
De "F the mmst religions conn
tries unh' r the sun; Int, u~uforiUDnte.
ly. after hasty prayers ~ the morning
I'll, natives rInplo! the remainder Of
their feast day III bUllbaiimr, cork
hGhtimg. rhr lr'ter!, the b II. the
.ii'rnier, Instead Of i'll attend ace on
heavenly ter-nn!ges.
SIuday is the great gala day Of The
werS, di' tingu,shcd 10y the added
hriliimc G! ~ Every It c't scene IN the
best clothes II the pupulncc, bolster s
masquerade p ur"ssipD. ten fol- &C.
tlvii! in The shops. saloon thclfcrs,
aud the nOisy per ~isiencl of the 10,
ter! vendors liulli.hLmg IL us de Ir
I" the u tive heart ~ ever. bui uwnv
!" the hard times the expensive
amusement is roniinrd Ia / few ~
the 'HrgGr cities at certain scasnn ~
The year. But the Cuban village
- ut ne p Of indeed TINT las not it's
veral co:k pit. u I'll d at It lett
me lay ~ seven, whe EN- crow IL ~
men bet their last real nn favmitc
and go will wi Il excitement
over the edify NJ apo .tlcIe Of two
miserable rnosiCrs clawspg each
other to death.
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R.dnas.. New scheme.

A scheme tl,nt will prove OF meal
culabIe benefit tn mining companies
operating in the vicinit! of Elko and
Tu.carira, New. has just been a.ys
ell 10y u. +. kedmap III DsEyer vino
informs the News TINT be II su:-
&c lied in putting Oh a traction en-
CINE between the tuo points abnvs
named for the irausl or;utiou Of fuel
and freight.
Mr.. lteLman returned yesterday
irm CRiitU MIA. While in Stockton
he ruI cl a, Ell FROM tie Holt ilnnu
featuring Company M engine Iutr-
anteed To run and pull at the rate Of
az miles an hour forty toms az e. light
thus covering the dist nee OF 90 miles
between Elko and Tuscarora III II
hours. TVS, says the gentleman will
have the Eject III reducing the price
OF coal s3:5 ~ ton. anu will enab.e
small companies TAI Eui in nails Ills
sumner not previously figured on. To
"a! nothing oi it stimulating eli 81 Is
in other companies IN the suine di-
rect,uu. Mr.. Red nan says it will
place Tuscaroru nearer Il raj road b.,
La { the distance and will lie oi beue-
Il. o IL rwi-e innsn u III rs The Sunth-
ern Pacific has joined him III Hny and
all rates right through to the growing
camp. The reduction OF fu | aloue
will make possible the erection nf
mills uu low grade propositions and
will directly result i'll much greater
activity IL ull the mines OF that sec.
ton.
II will he remembered that Mr.Red
mRn left FOR the coast some day ago
accompanied by DIR. L. D.. % rmiT,
OF the Tuscanra Chief. Mr.. W"nd.
Is still there investigating the litTer
emf plants on tie market and wi
submit his findings tai the bEari a.:
directors on his return. Then AN or
der will lie PLACED and the in.
EQUIPPED for the production Of gold
bullion aud cyaLides.
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fitzhugh I.+-'s Last Order.

Mrj,r General Fi'zhugh Lee pays
the f. II Owing iriau.r IT. his men III
his lat order Ia the Seventh Army
Corps:
-An order has been received which
moves tie last regiment 81 the
SrveniI frmy Corps across the SEA
b" be mustered on 81 the :, rvice ~
the CGItrd States and the rHuKs 81
the or an z rIun will he fIrvcr
broken. The REGARD male by Tie
officers lud men. however. will he
Tor .ver pres, r'ed nu the ptges OF the
mill AIRY hi>'or, in which im ir cuun-
ny will inscriUe their deeds. No
iro rpS lave won ~ grcnrer reputation
for discipline, drill aud manly dis
ch irge " day. 4ullirr ronIu:t and
chs cr.ul obedience to orders.
iIr Z .sIirni's assurance TIM, had
The war with Span continued the
Seventh Army Corps womb have
been - l'cicd to lead the ~nssuaIi on
tie Havana lines. proves that the
corps possessed the confidence Of the
con':nan ier.in.chI I Of the army aud
navy, u confidence already shared 10y
his fellow cnun' Z, men.
Il il grntif, ing in reviewing the
carr or 0f tlIr CORPS tn rrmemnr the
harmony which has 'xistcl am M q
the ih.u u sOllicrs Who nnswer rel the
roll ell ut TaIltn. Jacksonville, ST.
v'inah and IN Cuba. whe'hrr II were
the volunteers who after wards, Mt vIr.
ious times broke ranks null resumed
lie duties al citizen hir, or tho reg.
nlyrs whose st lnhar.is are still iIyiur,
are the advance scntimels ~ American
progress and c~Iviliza;mn.
-the soldiers ~ the Nor.h and
S"ulh took lho sun -hinc aud storm ~
camp together and march ii under
"iI" iing. in One cause and for one
country
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Mon lHy uficrnO N a. W. Fuller
=" or : on II wnrrali nga inst Con 1tn.
bw rripl+t, for as-Hul, nmi b htcry
and hp n placed under arrest by
sheriff Campbell md allowed to go
on his " rccOIniz IN 20. The pre-.
liniI AIRY exam mutton uf Fuller ON
the charge ~ resisting IN oil ,cr l. ~.
ccpdrd all afternoon and VIVA ay.ip
taken mp this orn'ug. B.fntc the
examination i"gnn Fuller sv orc ont
nn",l"r ron laini charging Con
stable Trillctt with na,anl'. Mr.. rrip.
lett was aHaiu arrested by the Sheriff
Tho * uuinn imm ~ Fuller p7u.
corded NIL forenoon nmI WIS CON.
rI'ich this afternoon and the court
t"ot the nmiter under adviscnrni
until u "'c!oclt this vcnrng.
III" chIo ~ the State ~ J. T..
Trirlett. clm gcd with assault. which
grew nni ~ tile arrest ~ inI or. wi,a
then taken up aud the preliminary
cxamin iiicu proceeded with. II was
still in progress when wo went Ia
pr, Rs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Or. Stubs we II to II,velock this
morning To arrange with some Of :l,p
farmers Ia p;nnt about ten ucrrs OF
sutar bets As nm experiment. The
Experiment Station will furnish Tn.
seed md II beet guilty Iior Ia we,tl
them. In TACT the station will fur.
nish seeds la my turner tint wants
them. II will he ~ great imporinnce
to this State IL it can he pracuca Is
rated that enough bets can
be grown here tn istity tile bull ling
OF u sugar factory. The sta ion will
cbcerfnlly give The farmers al the in.
formation needed about their ruliur.
and aih in cvory way possible Ia give
The sui ] ct a Yracticai test, Reno
Gazette.
lew years ago the ISDEpESpEST
distribnied a .oi NJ sugar beet q, ed
among the farmers ~ this county md
asked them to rer ort the result of
The planting. Hut one report wis
received md tlrat shove tint sugar
beet- thrive we'll III this county. Our
farmers should write e. t)r. Stubh,
for eced mud information, md ma,,c !,
practical tpst ~ the capacity M ,l,,.
coil Of this count, for tile produr,i,,
OF sugar bccis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

The clocks . the White House.
remarked an offc nj cl, ok winder tai
the Starr reporter. are by no means
the most uninteTestimr things IN the
hcu u. thungh but little has ever ap-
pcaIed al ont them III newspapers.
Strange rs it may appear. but one Of
tile oil clock tllerr Is Of American
nriu ufac ur,'. though all have IL Ell
purcbr ell of late Years. The one
Il 'ck n fered TO WIS made III New
lorS, ant WAS urchnsed when James
Mnnrnr WIS President. II Is ~ OF
the per nan nj fixtures ~ the green
I,s,m and has Il. ell ilrr" ever since IL
was purchased. As u ii ne piece it
compares f~vora,.ly with my nf for.
eign MAKE, iInnSh it was male ut IL
time " hen Nmerica ms no, us e..
mons Tor its time pieces rs it il
unw.
-Fhe most interesting clock there.
of ,rnurse from its history. is the one
ia the blue p%Irlbr, Win IL wns nu u
the property ~ Napoleon d miplrtc,
WHO prearnttd = to Gener 4 La
f.. eitr. nud the latter presented il ;o
General Washington. The frame nf
il is ma ie of nlabnstcr nnd F""nch
uili bror zr. II Peeps Ii ne to-day IA
lit ciratcly rs when it was first male.
Wlnt is known us the In pln clock.
uurrhastrl whe President Lincoln
WIS in the White Hon e. is an bj CT
~ interest in lie 70 ! rom. inu - II
ebony ind gn'd. II strikes the hal Ges
quarters and hours.
-Im Mrs. NIX ~.inIcy's roam is a rlDcE
which has bee running without the
slightest iniernissiOn for yearly 81
years. The one ut the foot 81 tue
stairs leading up Ia the Presi lenI's
room is the one that the public gem
orally sees. II is rather mndcrn in
construction Of tile rrguiatCr pattern,
and is very r, liable.
The clock III Private Secretary
Porrrr's room is admired for the ca
'h"dral gong rather than anything
Il a. II il ~ good IL rex and has 20
! proven Itself ia. ten or fifteen a it
has been tlIere."-Wns ngton Starr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE ~ hereby given Tint ON
W" u ,lny NJ AprIi, \. -. 1899. ,m
board ~ Dir"c'"rs ~ The t'ENTR VI
Pacific RilLItO \D COMPNNY.
NJ II regular meeting thereof. mlmptrd
II rrs"lu' ION wm rein aud whereby u
was resolve 1 aud ordered that the an
nunl mrrinR ~ the aioGrimi.lrra ~
all Company tor tho year 1907. Tor
the election ~ die cturp rnr tin, on. n.
nv year, and Tor The tran nctun uf
tuci other In ncsa IN mny lr
hrnnrhi hcfnr" ilr inc tnig. should
DO lwl I NJ the office ~ ilm t'nprunu,
~ the Hobart Bull ling. No. - Mur.
Re! Street. IN III" City mud t'uuuiv Of
san Frnnrisrn. State j t'nlintu'u. M
IT,, hour - IN u ~. "u Friday the
18th day of Arrll. \. -. 1899.
The Imll- viii ri 80 ~ 3 u'riork .. IA
W NJ. T. OMPsov,
H"crc'nry Ccnirai Pacific l;,ilnuj
Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

IL yon wnnt nent letter hcads, bill
h"nds. envelopes. circulars or any
other job work. come to tho IxDErEa.
pEST Office. We havo received u iino
ma or mrnt ~ new typo. tor Lee. etc..
inclhdhp MI the Ldtcst style hrcee,
md nj II cnrry II iuli aIock ~ the beet
pullit, ~ rriniinv stationery. Livo
~ II trail order aud We will guarantee
TO please you.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
Opening "f tia. VI. I;-.-rvat'"n.I

Opening OF the Ute Reservations. 1
Or the i'h inst. p, silent MrKin-
ley issued his proclamation opening
the ) .utIn RI Ute Indian Reservation
in South, RI Colorado and hord-
eriuH "n New Mexico. At the hour
81 noon an the I.h day ~ MAY 1899.
tlt lands embraced ~ suil reseryu.
imi except such us are reserved for
the Indians, amounting tn G:G.UOO
acre will lH. opened tn settele.ncn,
and =. ii CT t. entry under tie des-
cri, homestead, Ii uIIer and tnwnsit.
laws. CG.Irr the homestead law 81
ccnisH u acre must he paid AT the time
%! fling ~ on the aud, and after II
months fnum lie date - filing. il the
settler cong lies wi h the Law ns to
prove up 4" ! aud 10y paying nm nd.
dItI"I al a cent per ere. thus ma'i-
me- Il total al 3! - TINT he pay. the
G'"vernueui pc acre Tor the land.
The inca non II these lands ends the
pnbI domain entries in Cu,orad 4,
~ lar Hs valuable fIrn, ~: lands rx.
tend. II is the last chmcr for cheap.
fertile and cnvihhlr homes. The
land offices are i'll the city ~ Duran
20. The Denver md RIO CIR mIe
railroad run. ia roush the irnct Tor co
miles.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
nuIY or
The P.opi" Musr be H-d--tneh fron
Pawn brokers of Wall
Ntrent.

Street
Day by day it is becoming viient
that the rank and file OF the Repub-
Ii mt party ARE prepared. 'nmplacent-
ly nnd bin ly. la follow their leaGeR
in the supI OFT ni'irnsts.
Here is one OF their resent utter.
anc.s:
1rhose WHO opp ,se trlJtIaa sim
ply Ie;ting in the way II The car NJ
~p-osress.' Trusts are the natural
ou;groxlb az advanced ~ci,iiZltiun.
The, less n tine cost az pro 'ucii"i'
aud put iiie necessit Il Of life within
the reach Of tile POOR The trusts
are hig, hut this is an era ui III.
things. Tie day ~ small thIngs has
pass H.. Tlle men who are whining
because they are ab mi ,o hc driven
out Of bnsiurss by these trusts will
max. NOR /, money aud have IN t tsier
time thai, ever before 10y working
for the iru.ts.T
" ItU ttltu OEltl " Wv
AZ mind to vnice u IN sentiments ar
to approve II the they are ripe
for =. r:don. They nj, ady have
passed the p7ere9u site 81 pu-il mi
nous erviIitI and 'Iere only remains
tn be hr umIed on their backs tue
oNnershii mark II some trust Ia MAXI
them full h-IgeI and c]ontcnted
ser'+.
The claims made BY tue Rrruhh-
cans for the 'rust< a z ID Hzeniy false
1t is lnrdl. p ss.bie to ntme Il single
article thai iias fallen I'm Ter the iru
canrn,l lint Ira- not been marked up
from % 10 9 o per cent.
That some of the trusts will be
forced to Temporarily al an e wages
rs u rarI OF the general scheme I"
cIu h ont cnmpeti inp is almost in
evI.b'e. When compe ition slrnll
have been eff ctuHily s%iran.ieh, II
the tn ST. have e. II rrrnirul ~! tic ~
dus r!es, tie pr dictiun that they will
pa, geuIr NJ wages to their em'
pluy-ts Is smprrmely ahsurI.
The trusts are always ready Ia
spend money lnvishly to C u,h out
competition Ii mav he certain HAT
they do not dn this tn en ~ a mOEop-
oily ~ pa! ing generous wug-ss tie thn ir
etni To-! G., or with n de-ir:"f sell NJ
merchandise TO the puor 1T reLuct'i
pr.ceS.
Whsn the trust system is more full
ly established and the compac, bc.
tween the trust III good NOR ;Ing or
dcr, there need be no hope nf high
rate Ot wages.
Ga the contrary il can lie pre- dicted
with Il FAIR degree ~ certainty thai
thr lowest rate uf wages. sci .Htifc a.
iy ascrrIaiDed. upon which ii man C III
keep alive and work from II tu 10
hours 81 day will very nearly represent
the anoun tia; tbs IT employees will
receive.
With McKii legs protective tai
shutting Uu: foreign cum petition and
tile ru 81 cutting oil domestic COM
petition, the qu stiun is not whether
the people viii have I" pray luf Iner-
cy. iln only open question is. wu"I
can the pc pie do l." fave IlirmseIvvsy
Tile itcpu5iic;tn party prumis Il tie
people "u,s things" ami they la We
given them III the siInpe uf trusts.
After Iak'ur Il good look at til, sc
-big things" the chances are that me
people will turn to the Democratic
pat! and ask for some old Ia hiuued
JrtIcrs 'nran sin plirIIy.
Leaders III democracy, get togellI
or and redeem the nation frOn the
pawn brokers Of Wall Strcct.--Chi.
cngo Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21

Tho Careon Appeal stnies on an.
thoriiy ii John Sparkle That $4,000
hrad"f en- tie we're shippe l,onI Of Nc
vida last year averaging 49, 4 hcnl
or nine million hollara. This tie An
peal Gays was lie &c uil cash vain.
~ The cattle III tie Stnt . for 1894. but
w. assessed value was no. much over
'''O''oO. The Arpcnl must he IN or
'"r hs 20 tile assessed viiuniiou of the
c"'t'o II The State lat yctr. W.
nave not "Stnnud tie ns
ni"n' OIL to Hscet,am the ynluntion
~ the cattle IN Etso county IN wear,
but we are a"fs in say ing tint il ia
mUic than ESQ 100.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
Hunting the F"oi Killer.

J II Upsun was bupcocd to the
'nn" OF s5.15 Saturday. An oily in
dividunl w tied hi~ ST. ,ro and nf q.
hone. my INN up with what u %nnu.
'unll ricnd' lmh Raih utoni Upon,
the fellow saiI that no wtntei al az
S5U "or II II groceries Tor which Inc
lcft lis or Ter wi IL the remark that
he had I" 70 mt five or ten minutes
to "scc II man and nn his return hr
would give II check Tor the %, munt
~ the gou,ls, nnh told Upsun tn put
them up Immediately. Star mp oil
toAar'la the dOur, III u Ia g". nc u l..
denly stuppch md asked Upon tor
the lnm Of sj75, saying Io wnuiI ~
c'nds il III the cliecii Tor the grocer
'cs. Upsnn gave him the s5.T; aud
Ian not sect hin siucc. Nov Upon
II "n the linrp l"okuut Tor the fnul
killer lie says il hc can lind him the
frllo& can keep the s5.75. Tor he will
have no mar use for mnnoy in this
lifr.--G lite.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-21
THE ASYLUM SUPERVISOR.

II seems flint after prnviding u
place Tor u II bus R.ruhliran NJ
The Asylum and u Cleveland Demo
brat NJ the Stnie cri-on. rnht there
were not enough job let for all the
Wallhce SilHc, party puppets. 80 the
snap known rs the As,lun Super
visor was re- u7h cted tur j. G Nectar.
Thy, being without doubt the price Of
his withdrawal f.om the ra. for
Slate Printer nj the Reno convention,
nind Findry services performed dui.
inr the campaign. THIS position ~
IN uDne = ssary US u Water ma Ter on
the desert OF Sahara. llu. place III
Tie former supp rvi or. WOods. who
was Iii charged ut the time Of the
ijrrgstcim scandal, remained Vacant n
whole y~ar md the wor,s has been
performed withon' the slightest inrun.
venience 10y the hUpkkcrper at tlur
Asylum, In addition 10 his oilt r
duties. I'll" Tact that the State stands
on tile verge 81 bmktup'cy renders
Illus waste of the peoples none,
NOR" consi icuons. No wonder Sad
Ter and Davis. both ~ whom nrc Oh
the AF!lnm inarl. are NJ xioua H.
rtls" the nsscss ncnta III the shirh
rate comDtics.-White Pine Nnws.