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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-14
S-Ern College Pr-sid- ut.

Q ie NJ ti:e most interesting ne.1ee
IN he country is President W. II
Cnnncil 81 the A and VI Coll &c tor
N-gmes. Normal. Ala. II. Is the on.
~ negro president Of college borH
in slavery and SET rducatad He was
Il yeTs old before be lear ed the al
pha'~i and yet to lay he il sail tn b-
IL ~ the npest chnlars ~ his race,
Mr.. Crrucii Irave.td abroad - I "
year. ago and MAS received warmly
nv the late Hoo. ". K Gladstone and
King Loop Id Of Belgium. Tie Lon.
don Mercury in Civ NJ d report ~ h
three LECTURES al Qnecu Park Cathe
dral church sal. -:1ie mans mind
SCENE J abso,utely a stranger tn c,nt
and claptrap. Il condition notable and
retre hing To n oyn country. old in
IRE dom and culture. DR.. L a,h did
COOL service to- onr county in set
ting b. fore il III MIR. tonncil a Epeci-
men Of the handiw ork nf a Christ an
scu p'or fmm tlr rrugh block uf a
neL ~ sluve.'
The + or OF his effort to rise in ,tr
world and help his rrce is full "f III.
terrst, and wonld ill IA large volume.
lie work IS i'll the tie H. uluw:ng..IlIt
ting raj :. picking cotton, rIc. lie
tons ad'int 'ce 4 every OPT oriun.t,
to Il Earn. lie Il"u ed three days for n
second b md G -enleat's arithmetic,
and then WALKED ionr miles three
times a week aud paid 81 cents for
that many lessons in chemistry. lie
subsequently Taught geometry ami
tflGonome ~ IN the State Normal
school, md Is todny professor ri chem.
isir!, ancient history and mental
III nee in riIr \. and VI. CJll-ge Of
Alab ina. and is the only professor
ont Of rhirt! -four " ho does not hold
n college dipluma.
The institu iuD ~ which he is the
fonnier and head Is one AZ the lar.
est ana most uI tul III lie world. II
gets 300 II year fro Alabama and
receives about sl".n00 ii year under
the Morrill, net Of 1890, hes des aid
from tho whole com ry. Pupils are
there fmm eighteen Suites End from
Afnca One NJ the graduates from
Africa is studying medicine
in Harvard University.
General Wheeler has taken a deep
interest in President Cnuncl tnr
nearly twenty years and regards him
MS on ~ .iIe III st Il e'ul md sch II.
arly negroes ~ this aye. TIE school
Ia in General Wherler's district
Washington Post.
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TIL. yole. l.. s.t,,-.

With the modern rapi ! firing gins
there is little firing by men in a
except when the company -rHuies- tn
rels II an attack. Then r circle or
semirircle is formed around the ofic
ems and the bullets are sent i'll ever.
direction as fast as they can travel II
the extended order on the skirmisl
line it is poss'hle for a man to shear
hi , SELF think but with Il line extend
Ell rods away to the right and lefI.
and with Il strong wind blowing t'
.ay nntl:ing nf the musketry. tiIe Of
hcer'- voic, cannot I've equal tn til
emergency. s. he rsoris tn sisnni'
visual with his swori. when TIL
/ smoke and landscape will allow; 9th.
ervi@e with tue buslr or the whistle
! in the hit of his sword. Prperl.
drilled ,oldiers " 1875 readily inter
FRET ihese signals. Those with IL"
sword ARE SIMPLE th"se with the
bugle or whistle are d COM inatIon I"
long and short blasts, as for example,
one :ong m,. shnIi;' two long one-.
forward two short ones and one
long one, .to the rear two long ones
and two short unes, Commence tir
rn.;- one long n AMI Two shnrI
ones. cease firing The non-eum-
mlssiourd officers alou. the line hear
the signals and repeat the order to
the men.
Abnsrd ship there is also Il = reat
economy OF vocal power. IL tn. steel
sides Ut the vessel are not being
minded by shot and shell the officers
l can make themselves heard between
shots. hut their words are few. As
for the men, the experience OF an OBJ
server aboard one nf our vessels at
riI- lest I'll OF Cevera's meet is to
the point. He said he expected to
hear the men rush to quarters with Il
yell and then cheer rs they saw the
enemy's discomforture. On the con
trary, the only sound IA the boom
~ the guns, 'he men going on with
their work lice silent machines.
Yet the hu man voice has its value.
Who shall say that It is any less Than
those from metal th9oais? 1t comes
when there is a lmll in the firing, when
~bayonetis are fixed. when men move
themselves ind start forward ut Il
RIM Oyer tho short Int shot swami
space between themselves and the
enemy. The the voice will mak- 1T
self helrd-no rules or regula ions
ever coull prevent it il they tried.
Seemingly it is the shouts that car.
mes the men onward. upwAr ~
the breast worS-.--iiartfnri iourant.
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Tar Us mAvE rus TRUTH.

DE mor.uis nisi bonum. is II pre-
cept that shorli have IT. Limitations,
When a good man dies let lps faults
I've buried with him. Bnr when n
f,ai. Vi ions luan eri.le. especially
Mh,u he las been an evil geniuS tu
is country. IL T. Lot night that III
ul.ry ,hould he uttered over his
cmnins. II only praise and pane
4, ne are to assrnd a5nve the grave
rf even q 5 = unirel. Of w'ni avail is
il thai II man liz hos es': that he grid
himself Ia 'in arr or & Ri htennsness
I'll walk III the WAYS az truth; that
all his days he days Of pui'ity and
his nights the nights ~ II eStful oon-
~sci-nces
When an able mau who has lern a
~ bic <erv "a; hs> u-ri his Gni Civ
III genius FOR he Oppression NJ the
pc ,rlr: uhe1. CARRIED H. the ml,es ~
nigh authority. he has n pei Justice
even in her 'wn sea uary; when,
ripe al rich III the lFarniup " the
law. he has ivi ted the law tn serve
nppr ssivc and corrurt purposes;
When. I .arvtnt 10 The People, whose
| rirHis SHOULD he /" hIu next to the
w.rd 81 his GnI. he has proven n
| Inias Iscarint in the TempIe-when
such = man dies il is no. right that he
shoal ! I've hesinbhe red with praise
hat he should he urii down in the
annals ~ the times as a benefac,or,
,hcn he Nas a curse and a shame.
S,co 'iianis who crooked the prec-
rHu' hinge ntiiieir knees {" Justice
stephen J. FELL when he WAS alive.
will vie with n =uo'her III burning
incense n his hier. now that he IS
!rEd. Living. The Bee openly and
nn.iruously rrfer, Il tn Ju<tic Steph-
Ill ]. Field as me o. the greatest
-cuundnrlS who ever disgraced the
liench at my time or in any country.
Now that this man Is dead the paper
Ices not propose in j in in the sick.
ming wave " panes! ric which will
soon tiow from press and from pull
pit.
II Sitphen j. Field is to he can
uomiz II. let US the verdict Of
iwn centuries and -Wreathe immor-
tel rs around the memory OF the Eng-
Ii, b J. fTr-ys.
II Stephen J. Fi~'d is to be writ
d + rs IL I ,ithful and honest J Judge.
then take away the scales from tile
h iuis NJ the sculrruied Justice, and
place these MARKS over the handbag
I'll rye {, IS.
II onr Chi dren and nnr chillrcn's
children are to he taught to revere the
names Of onr Nation great ones who
have been honest and upright, true
tn pinciI al and true to The People.
they mu i also be taught Ia shun tlir
memory ~ those who, elevated TO
the rur le. with almost Go like Row.
er in their hand. have used that
power tn serve tie ends " the ane-
mics ~ rir- People, and to do the
work u! oppression and ~ CORFU ton.
IL" y must be taught to abi,ur ia.
mines oi Benedict Arnold. Of Aaron
Burr, "f S:cpken J.FlelJ.-Sacrame J..
to BE,
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improvements Going an.

The activity OF the Southern Pacific
company in putting the Central Pa
citc in repair and making the i'm.
provements that corporation 10
making in the service in this State,
shows that the company intends to do
something to build up the resources
Ut Nevada that have been dormant so
many years. A railroad a do more
for n section than any other force i, it
wants TO and the Gazette sincerely
hopes now that the Central Pncitc
debt question is settled the Southern
Pariic Co. will be more liberal TO.
wards Nevada than it has bcen.-Re.
no Gszrtte,
IL the railroad company will do
something to build up Nevada in.
stad vi sitting accross its neck and
sucking the life blood out oi il MS il
has done in the past. it will earn the
good will OF every right thinking CIT.
izen OF the Strte. An oil ct lesson
OF this kind would go a long says to.
wards wipinR ont the bitterness that
now exists among the people towarl
the railroad. Let US hope TINT this
corporation will not weary in we'll do.
ing.
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The Weekly lnl,p,
FRIDAY .....,.....ApRlL Il. ls'
Could No. R...h tn. Jury.


A few days ago We published NJ
article FROM the Carton Appeal in n
gard 70 the mint steal in which il
ms stated that the sack bearer VIII
was tn handle the iuries tor Jone.
and Heney lid moi attend to busi
pess. but sunk the money. I'll.
Reno journal. whose editor was
Deputy United States Marshal dur
ing the mint trials. comments as t"i-
lows on the Appeals statement:
Tho sack man. whoever ne WIS.
and whose business il wa tn -handl-
the last jury" had no npportunit y =.
attend TO business The jury was
put under the rule or in other
words, was in the custody Of the U
s. Marshal. The members were not
permitted to speak to any person. ex-
cept by permission 1T the court. al
then only in the presence and hear.
ing of :he Marshal. or one OF his dep
utiee. one or two Of whom were with
the jury day aud night during the
entire trial. The same was the cas-.
in the other trials, excepting the tirst.
when the jury was permitted to go at
lerye, when he court WIS not in ses-
sion.
Al the other trials the utmost vigil
ance was exercised, and the writer ~
this, who WA III = position Ia kpoS. Is
certain that their u no iamperine
with either OF the last thr~e juries,
nor any visible attemp; TO 10 s,
Heney vas convicted 10y the trst Jury
that vas placed unoer the rule and
Jones by the thiri, the jury failing TO
agree at the INST inRl. II is bu. jus
tice to the dissenting Juror at Iuues'
first GiI { state thai the evidence
~. much snange- Agsihi the lie
PENDANT at the second trial than tile
first 1t was mol q questIun as ,o the
sum of none m quired,' for no
amount could have been nsr with
any effect after either u the last three
juries we're impancied.
The Appeals stor, sbour counter
felt silver dollars o! full wei-hi being
made in Sun.h America f1un lies
from the Carson MINT. We never
heard before. IL such is the cas-.
however, under the strict regulations
OF the mint bureau in relation tn dies
we should suppose it wonId be an
easy task to trace the matter up and
ascertain who was responsible for
their disappearance.
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upEnvlson ar rug ...rLuM.

A Carson paper says thai Joe Nc
earthly is To To sppoii ted supervise or
at the Asylum. That Is nm Office
which no one anunl Reno arpear-
. have wei heir,I nf. bnt perhaps it
nay have beer created lay the last
q i~siniure. .J.a is n gasi fellow AMI
.ok his med;ciur gracefully whei
owned b, the Silver PART! Stat
Convention. and il there is anythinr
lying around In So that he Nonlh like
We hope be- will rel il -I'sno J, n'n'
al.
There is nbou, rs much use hn :
Supervisor at the A-,lum rs there l.
for ID deg to have tive tails. Itn'
Mi e WINS created : year. AZ
Tor a Silver L1riy man fr'm L-r'1
county 10y the name Of W'snls. ii
filled il until he bad a INV with p',
Ber.steiu and since thru ther- la
been no such ufi rr at tile As,lu',
Int the WORK has vnne nu all H..
| s,me. Now. il seems that Mr.. Me
Tar by is oat ~ iIb and the p'an
is resnrrrc.ad for him.
The TSpsPESpENT wnnld ike "a
see Mr.McCr-thy get = goo position
hut il protests against an offcs i+'ut
rrratpd especially Tor his tene1' NJ
Ia" eXpenAe ~ the ~tax'ayers ~ the
State II seems to it that * the pea
pie must support him II Womb be
less expensive 10 send hi II to n ~
the county hospitals. II wrnii MOI
90, the peunie rs ma l. rs il vill Il"
C aafe an nhi for him Wi Il I tu
-7Iary alta .b~d. But then the mott"
~ the present. Stat, al ADMINISTRATION
gems tn ~ = h@ people be bloSei.
We have the nthces-
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nlrLr TO MR.. ..o.r.

Nate w. RIFF, Chief Clerk Of the
late Assembly. has u long communi-
cation in the Carson Appeal. in which
ne gives the full history II the wan.
terings Of Senate Bill No. &c, I'll,
Constitutional Convention bill. Mr..
Rolf IN his communication defends
HIMSELF against the oi AS
email, man Pail and other critics
nj shows rn clu-ively that the Till
was not tempered with by the clerk,
4 the Assembly or by lobbyist.
while p'n'iinr in that bo ". He nl,n
stiles the Cover nr'- veto becauA
I the irncu anty Of the passage az
he through the Ass mnbi,.
lie makes his s~tr:.nss: p no. "n tie
'act TINT the Senate journal how,
Int the Till was beaten in the Assem-
.ly and lint It Elsr aSs.St that body.
Il rppear- from Mr.. r IFS statement
hat this bull passed both branches al
he legislature b. IA 20 Institutional
majority nf each. Their fore. the INDIE
PENDENT Hn moi SET how the record
i either branch Of the legislature on
his bill cuts ANY figure rs tai it,
V llidity in view ~ the decisions oi
the Supreme Courr heretofore cited
in the lSDEPENpESr. Under those
decisions the bill wOnlI haze become
"A valid law il the Governor had signed
it.
The fear expressed by :;e Gove.-
nor in his veto that procedure I'm IL
the doubtful history Of this hi
| Sould result in tinauca loss tn thu
State. has no substantial basis in
view Of the decisions OF the Supreme
my doubts should have arisen under
the law. they could have been east!
and eIpeditiously settled by II sub
mission nf the questions to the Su
preme Cnurt and u declsron In
the 2 before the time came for the
printing ni the ballots for the Lev
elec ion. Each department ~ the
State government wOuld then ha ,
done its duty i'll the premises, md
there wonld have been no uaurpa'mu
of authority by the Executive bran ; q.
1t is Ger ainly no part ~ the G w.
! errors duty tn search the journals :"
the legislature for the mere purp 80
u raising a po mt " or Ter under The
rules t;.at no membe: saw tit to ma .
while the measure was pending.
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The Editor Surprised.

o day nj hi about 8 o'clock rs
the editor Of the iS3EPESDLST WAS
sitting alone IN his den reading the
new Of the day, a gentle rap accom-
pani ii with lena t. voices, was heard
Il the dour. As he UpcLed il aud
peer d ont, Il group III kebrkahs
ri he'd III nmd t"ok possession Of his
hhcbrior quIrter'. Az 200 ~ he
stw wlrht wHs uI'. he sur 'ndercd mud
gave them I III possession OF the .rem-
res. They came well supplied wi Ii
Fefreshment-.whIc ;lu y drpuSited on
the tirm tor want ~ i~aI,les, foI zach.
rlor'- quarter, y"u kno, =, are not
geuer1,ly equipped with the nrces.
ar! artic ~ for nGpSeke.p NJ. AZ
s"on rs this part ~ the pro FRA was
over the y took full possession "f the
hnuse and ordered tue bcss around
1T rs II zach wRa - her own home
and was talking to the lori OF the
household. Al seemed bent ON max.
ny II nigh ~ I and many were the
gu ,s;ionS tired at the head uf the r
captive. The evening WIS ,pert III
social converse. p!a! ing cards, listen
ing tn the singing al a rhUnogmp oh
and eating the good things the mvad.
ers la brought with them. This
was kept up until l2 o'clock when the
captive was released and the cap',r,
retired Ia their homes with man, we'll
wishes for the editors lie I.h nd
prosperity.
The evenings pleasure marks Il
milestone i'll the editors life jnurne,.
Aud, tn ugh feeling pretty rocky Ia
day, he bids the Off ers md members
Of Ivy Rebeksn lodge a hearty
welcome to his den whenever the,
With to come to pay a fraternnI visit.
Those composing the party were,
Mrs \ Bruce. Mrs. J. LING, Mrs. T..
Reinhar', Mrs. G.. Z. Mayer. Mrs. ).
Jacobs. Misses 4 l.. Adams, Ellie
johnson. NJ. NJ. Wilson. Violet Bruce,
Nellie Anhers N, LyIi III Du~te. Della
Wilson. Pcn'l Bruce, Katie Ghcen;
NJ ssre. A. l.. Ma k, =. Jarrbt, Edgar
ReinlIari, a. Bruce. Or. @ nduer.
Harry Mayer and Harry Bruce.
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Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Notice Of Stockholders Mestlno.

NOTICE IL h"rol,y given TINT IN
III" G,l' ,lny ~ ApuI. \. %. 1899. the
Bntr'l 81 Dirrc'.fs ~ the CENTRAL
PACIFIC R\lLIiO VI COMPNNY,
NJ ~ regular meeting thereof. nluptcd
u r"s"lu'i'm wln rein and Whereby II
"na rrsplvch and nrhcre tint the M.
nunI meeting ~ the atOar lnldlnra ~
'hii Conn my for tlu. year 1892. for
the "i"rtI"n NJ III" ci"ts Ter tin on, u
my Year, and Tor tho tran ariri, ~
such "iinr hu-rcsI M may 10
drought To Tor" the mo ting. should
be hl NJ the office ~ the Cont n
III tlie Hobart Bull ting. so ( 81 Mar.
ke! Street. ~ the CITY aud , onniS 81
san Frnnciac,. State Il Californ n, nj
,l". lrrnr ~ 10 u ~. 90 Friday. the
18th day 81 Arril. \. ID 1899
Tie pull, viii Il 10 ~; 3 u'"iurk n. m ,
W NJ T. oMPsos.
SECRETARY Cruira Pnri.c Rlilmnd
CUmpauy.
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Governor Sad!er writes the editor
~ the ISDErsSDEST lint The pn.i'Iou
~ Supervisor mt tho \svlnm lras
been filled since 1885 and TINT tho
names ~ ;lc gentle non who I'm C
filed TINT position sin :" thou are
found IN The statutes. W" havs | .o's.
cd the mater III md find that the
Governor Ia correct. Our comments
IN u,ia matter the o'hpr .Iay we =.
based on Rtn. me 10 made hy The Reno
papers md on the ilc'. ~ we nm Ter.
stand II. hat no Supervisor waa MP.
pom nted to I'LL The VIC ,hry when Mr.
Wo1la rc.iIne ! n year or co nVo. u
no Supervisor was necessary last yonr
vii! anmc me ~ tho \sylum Commits.
sionen tell u Why on ia necessary
this yrnrY The ISoEreSprST has
no desire whatever To mItrei resrrt
nny ~ nnr State officers. u will
chccrfully correct anI errors IL NAV
make.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
A LASp OTFICE-

CARSON CRY. Nevada. March a.. 1872
Notice Is hereby given that the State of
Ncyada. under the Act Of Congress appr y.
g Jn,ic 10. iSSI 81 stats. 2t7j, has nied I'm
III Unitcd tAt"s Land once ~ Carson
CITY. ScS ada. List No. 2l2 Of lands selected
uni- said Act. u ID has applied for n pat.
cnt Tor so d lands: that "a part of laid list ia
open to the public for Inspection, aud a
toOy thereof. bv dcScriptiv sub divisions,
has zen y si"d IN n convenient place in
said United stats Land once for tho I'm.
spscilon OF all persons int cstyd and tho
public gcucr Illv.
Within the next sixty days following tho
date Of this notice protest or coatrsts
against III" claim OF said state II Nevada
20 ans I act or sub divis'o described IN tho
list, on tho grouud ihlt tho same Is moro
valuable for mineral than agricultural pur.
poses. viii be r." eiycd and noted hy I q
Register and Receiver n he United Atnt.S
Land ono ut Cars a city, ScvHdH, frr rc-
port TO tho General Land ONE at wash.
ingtnn. II. ~.
The following arc the sub divisions dc.
scri' cd. TO wit:
". Hofs ". 4, and g.. r.. F. Of I. w. Y
Sec. -: ". y OFFS T. y Soc. ~: Lot 2 OF s..
y. 4 Sec. IL; :. y. y Of =. ", -, Sec, q: ".
J g u OF y. " q. an : =. ". Z Of n W z
See p: y =. G. y 4. and y. T. = Of g. w.
hscg ~ r 3, y. Il % Z. NJ u. H. & NJ
ia! ~ acres.
Ed KELLEY.
Sinia Land Register cf the state ot Nevada.
Date u hrsi Insertion. March IL. 1872.
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STEW ri & RICE.
IfiLE TOUR WILLS,

BJ order ri the I onrd nf G, mt,
= "mmis' ioi cR, all bills asains, tIr
I "nn'y m DO acted upon by tn
B""', must h III, Il on nt before I'll,
Saturday 'mm' diai,ly preceding ill.,
Moi day UPON winch III, Buard meet.
oil" rwire the bills will not be ucte,
ui"p III III im next meeting 81 III
Beard.
AlteAi: 40 AwLEY
Cvu":y Cork.
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rrs.Id.n,.. signatures.

Presiden, MrKinl.y's signature IL
next To that Of John Adams and Ty.
ler. tho plainest oi any 81 onr chief
executives. Van Bnren's was ,lu
hardest 70, decipher,,houah jefferson.
Taylor. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison
snd Garfield never lifted their pen IN
einRning their Nance. J.Q Adams
is small cre,c:,2d and the only back
bnpd In the toi Folks 10 the most
ornate; Jsckson's the longc Il. four
inohsa; and Pieroe's tho largest.
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y great cOnImotion serms "a lnye
taken place among railway circle.
OWING to tile contemplated through
car service bet wccn the Pacific Couyt
md Chicago which il operating one
day each week. This liz not u ncw lie.
pariuTc 10y any means, 80 the Denver
Il Rio Grnndc Railroad Comp my and
its connections have been operating n
through q service bet wecn the PA.
citic ind Atlantic const via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City nnI
Chicago Tor years. and three days
encn, week. viz. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
cars for this through Hcrvicc are ~
the latest + 'ilman design. nnd are
supplied vi |, clean linen mud bedding
throughout. y Pullman porter il ns.
sl.nel to each car. These care ure
also under the personal supcrv sion
NJ Special Excursion agclt
whose duty it il L" SEQ TINT passen.
gers are gwen ever! comfurt md ut.
tentiDr For further nrur.ntiop, M.
ply 4" any nscpt. ar B T.. NrvinA,
General Age i.r To ~ ~. Gushing
Travelling Passenger Nrcui, -. x II,
q Il r.. - Vest Ri Suu,li ~. sni
Lake Citi, Utnh.
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This ito m on the 'old man is going
the rounds at the press: AN old
gentleman FROM the country wouli
mol believe that he coull he IT his
wife talk a dis OF 10 miles over
the telephone. His wife wen, to &,
neighborinp city u day md the 81 I
gentleman went to town to srtisfy
himself by experimenting with the
telephone. lie went to the telephone
exchange Office and toll then that
he wanted TO talk with his wife. They
explained how to operate the phone
and the old gentleman walled boldly
up and exclaimed, Hello JIM! At
that moment lightning struck the
telephone wire and KNOCKED the old
gent down. md rs no II II sd'v
scrambled tn his feet he cried,sTha,'s
Jane, by gosh
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The County L"sea, but Gains.

Judge Talbot rende: I'd n decision
Ibis II orning it, the cases OF Rnber,
h. Hopkins, successor in ipteresi
to the @ iii Creek ToSnsite Co, and
Albert IL. Steele receiver of the
Gold Creek Mining Go va. EIko nun
ty tn sci nsiie the tax deeds given in
1888 Tor tiIr taxes q: 1897 The JUICE
t"nn Tor the plaintiff in each suit.
thus sustaining the contention TINT
the auditor nu : ADVERT 90 the deI,p.
quent tax list, and TINT the treasurer
ms n" ritht to inrlu 10 u fec for nm
auditors cer'iti nj" in the amnnn, oi
lakes penalties and coats M has here
'oTnr" been done. Those ho do not
under Hnd the custom hcrci"knrcp pre-
val ing in THE county in rcvarl to al.
vertiaing delinquent taxes NAV tome
tn the conclusion TINT Tr asurer Ne.
bride and Auditor watkins i,il,,l IA
do their duty So fnr ns tho advertiser.
men: ~ this prorertr and the ,ucln.
zion NJ a fcc Tor M "u liior's G, riff.
cate are concerned. This ia not so ns
These officers merely followed The
presidents es'ahli h Il 10y 'imir pro.
"enessnrs in OH Is. NV that the
oo"r' n p'ss Il upon the 70 uucs
npn There will tc no mistakes made
ID 'he nature hy these officers. The
county gains by the lee ri N "a he
p7oteriy 81 the piaiuhd, is no , s,b
J n' to '"s''i"n. rhe 80 ,n,y further
gt'ns the sum "f s2is. / xs 10, 1907
paid 10y the plaintiff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-14

IL would be n good thing for tho
people Of Elko county II ita oHlccn
%onlh stop following prscedenie mud
4iick Ia the statutes. Fewer errors
" mld occur IN the trunabction ~ the
rmblic bu mss IL lie Il tuteI wee
nori closely followed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-14

The reward offered by me IN Sep
tcnrber, 1879, for the arre't and re-.
turn of Mike Hartman. who broke
] ii in EIkn on the 18Th day Of Sep.
,ember. 1893, is hereby Withdrawn.
J. NJ. Natter.
Ex Sheriff Of Elko county, Nevada.