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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-06-29

Among the guests who were Id at
tendance at the Ingram-Nelson
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Ingram and Miss Margaret In
gram of Eau Claire, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Ingram and Marian Ingram
Of Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Web
ster OF Rice Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mott of Menomonie.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-06-29

The White Rock Publishing Com
pany, White Rock, S. D., has been in
corporated with capital of $500. In
corporators, Walter Ostrom, David
johnson and Harvey G. Powell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-06-29
he Burlington"
C. b. & q. r. r. TIME CARD. .

For tickets, rates, maps, etc. apply to
l.. SCOTT, Agent, Bay City.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-06-29

Of r. Collins
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
Storage EetsrNaIn

The vast sums NJ aSary spent FOR
leveeinc against 4 Sis aul dredging
against loE Eatsr serve bEt a single
pHrpoe. Money spent for s.o-sce
reservoir. Eonli, first prevent fnod~;
second provide AA'er tor irrigation:
and 'hir6- raise the sster in the rivers
ia lrT water Sason for nsEiC unn
Why sbouii i7 M: he drue. Why
should not the arii West have it,
share Of the yast sums az mGUFy eE-
peoi-d annually BY the ied' raj
s..ver7neat FOR internal improve
nerts: What reason is there vhy
he ws' shou!I continue coniribu'
ing Ia built Internal Improvements
Tor the Fzs. anu the Sunth. unless
the West Is given an equit be pro-
portion az all moneys expended for
such pErpo@ss The broad pnbieni
whether arid America shall remain d
d-=erf forever or be r. claimed and
dnei With bal by and prosperous
hcne- i not q sectional QUESTION.
II Z a. Is much impos;ancr TO tL-
East - 70 the Tcs'. Every neE
hone n tie West z"1.,. make Eu in
creased market FOR tie E.s;ern uan-
u'scinrsrs and tie Ezste-n farmers
would feet tie workers IL the East
factories
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

After a severe illness q! several
dav.. Ivy Priscilla. the Oldest laughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CogswelI, died
Tuesday afternoon. During the ill.,
ness Di the heccas i Mr.. Cogswell
and three more OF his children were
confined 10 th'ir beds by measles
and Ia grippe and one Of his b0ys
uow hoycT- between life and death.
The OLce happy home las been turn.
ed INTO a house 81 mnurning. The
angel Of death has borne away the
iisht OF The hou %ehOulI and death,
shadow still turks Oh its thrcshhulh.
With hearts torn aud bruised hy the
loss ~ their loved one. tie parenrs
watch lay the bedside ~ anOtIIrr child
whose lie 'e"m- Ia he slowly cbbing
away. Their grief Tor the dead is
lighteu"d hy the hope that God III his
mercy will spare them ia. ir boy.
II IS lad Ia chrOoicle the death OF a
chilli wIIose feet has jus, begun to
thread the maj! paths Of ill.,. But
Oh! how the parents heart must he
torn when the liz" ~ their child las
gnn" ont and nothing remains bui
'h" me- cries that C ulster around its
bricf lie.
In such timeS human sympathy
conn's but little against the ii le ~
grief. No earthly balm G. II heal their
wounded hearts. Only the H. ht tia,
comes tom tie throne Of God car
dispcl The gloom. VT luy ~ hearts
FDd willing hands can smooth the
way mud tighten the burden Of eor.
row.
The bereaved family have the sill.
ccre symptihy ~ every ono in this
community. May their sorrow Ic
tempered by the though, TINT their
loved n peacefully sleeps III tho
arms Of her Savior.
Th" funeral Will take place from
the Episcopal church FrIay after
noon at n'cl OK. Friends aud nc.
qnaintanccs arc invited to attend.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

little side light on bow laws are
sometimes amended and made comes
from a recent occurrence in the Sen.
ate, Cor,ell'r bill providing tia, .
house OF prostitution must be located
al least 80 yards from archrol house
p"eed Tie assembly and wen, into the
oena's The bill there wont through
tne usual routine and was pas &C.,
WITHOUT any ~dlsenssirp.
n"' suddenly a thought struck enc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
4

The Reno Gazette say that John
2. Bsasro. a capitalist from Bangor.
Maine. La= : bore canning plant and
~'snusry IN full operation at Mu'i
Lake. near Pyramid. tie has hnDters
ia the hills tn uhon be pays seren'y
i've cents tor the saddle and hind
quarters OF wild horses. and hfiy
o.nis Tor the hides delivered AZ til,
carnery. The hides are worth from
Sl-G 20 g. and therein Is . neat little
profit. TLi- gives employment to
many lniians aud white met who
earn As high Is as per month.
Tie plant Is built near = ho, sTrinr.
in the water 81 ahich the meat Is
b ilei. II Is then >aItei aud other
vic Grecar-I Cor the market. and
pui up IL enc, three and live pnuud
caus. Dramatically sealed and shipped
To China. japan and the PHILIPPINES
Mr.. Benson has made une sbIpmeu,
to Boston and sells il for canned-wild
goa; me At. He ha> La | 4 h md
label printed and pits one on each
can. The meat il pni up ~ convent
enr pack tyes 81 = dog u cans, ranging
ID We -ht from Twelve to sixty
ppugts. .Al-rady from this industry
alone ne derives sufficient ,acnme tn
pay al. the rxpeues o! the liant and
has Else hides left on which he hopes
to declare a dividend Ia the STOCK
holders in the near future. He IL
inst i.oE erecting a taurerv Tor the
tanning - the hi les u the Wild horses
He has but TIVE sc vtr- rs Yet aud
u as saGeUrush TO tan the leather. but
expects to double the capacity OF his
plant early the coming Spring.
Mr.. BENSON is contemplating ALI
other trip Fast just - soon rs be de.
clale' tie first dividend. with a view
Ia getting money TO builI ID
railr"ad from WEd.Sorth to the lake
where he pur SO 10 put up a large
= > itarrum and make IT lie lake what
its beau les wOuld seem to warrant,
Il ~flshiUudble resort for Eastern
people aud onc-iIngers. no n-e tray
cling arnund the worl / hunting m a
place where lie can be preser ved ii
few months longer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
4 Nobie Life Ended.

Death has again invad II this cnm-
nuritv and anoiirr family mouru
the loss 81 a dear one. Thur-day
nigh, the spirit Of Willie Mcdowell
lefr it, earthly tene nent aud winged
its way TO the realms Of the uLseeu
world.
John " Mcdowell. Willie, rs every
body called him. was bnrn in the
State OF Kentucky on the 18th. day
Of MAY. 1873
CONSUMPTION. thar Zoe to human
lie. Early marked hIm Tor = victim
and in 1881 he am tn N.cvaia and
spent some time with relatives in
Clover Valley. The b1rcrng monn-
tain air he'll back the hand az dra:h
mud in 1894 his father and family
novel to Elkn, where they have
since resided. Willie attended the
public school and graduated i'll 1885.
He was an aruest student aud had
no i~iihculty III obtaining a first grade
N''''SH'S W th'H VII tue IupiiC
schools Of the State. In thus prot. SIS
ion he was succ. ssful and was rapid.
~ winning his way i'll the world
when II. WIS again stricken by the
dread disease aud though he had tirr.
best care and lnyiug l. nd nur el
him the light ~ lie we It out.
ThS dcccas II b IRE al, cI client
reputation for honesty integrity
and everything that goes Ia make u
noble manhood. IL WIS Lind AID
courteous 10 all aud hi death wi be
since ely rcIreite 10y ID large circle
81 relatives ind friends.
His family mnnrn his untim-ly
death. Ia" tears ~ youiIr and uge
mingle around hi bier. All is gloom
because Of The light that ha- gon.. II
OF heir home forc.er. But thro gh
this darkness, the purr uuh unsuiIied
lie ~ their !ns; one speaks To them
words Uf hose and cnmfori. May
this and She li.ht that streams from
tie throne 81 God drive away the
clOnds and li.hten their sprrow.
The fIner i will take place from
the Episcopal church tomurrOw-Sai.
urIay-aftcrnooD. ut > o'clock
F'nen II aud arquainiances are re-
spetifully invited 20 attend.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

Two hundred million dollars Il
year!
That is the least sum that will he
"qiirrh to pay the bills OF expansion
-S2r0,OO 800.
That row of nine fgurcs is really
worth n little study. Rccausc every
dollar they represent will have Ia be
taken from the living income Of the
NAN on the street and his family nj
home. This "a best he studied by
comparison. Ap, Tor rIamule:
Two hundred million dollars il OK.
acily "ne eleventh part Of all the
wage paid for u whole year Ia nil
The people cmplo, cd in Nil tho fac.
tories ainl work, hops Of all the 35
S,aies 81 this Union.
Two hundred million dollnra in
more than double the value Of nh Tho
gold md i yer taken ont Of Amcri.
can mipcs last year.
Two hundred million doIInrs ia
nearly onc-lIHlf ~ all the wagca paid
in n year to The s0oycGO cmplc, "a ON
all the roilfoads Of this countr, :-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
4 Water IIiII

Senator Williams 81 C'hnr hill has
introduced II bill III the senate which
provide. that all waters not held by
private ~"w"crsli belong Ia the state.
Tho existing ri!htI to the use 81
water are not Disturbed 10y this hill.
One feature it provides Tor in that
the re il no natural uatcr Cour or
natural lax" that IL absolute prom .
criy. No right can be acquired 10
~ ID wafer, except an u4ufruCiulry
right-,iIr right I" use it or dispose
~ its use for Il beneficial
When the necessity Tor the use OF
water does not exist. the night to
divert II ccnses mud no person shall
be permitted Ia divert or use these
waters except at such times rs u ben.
ciicjll purpose requires.
No person ia permitted to divert or
use more WATER than a sufficient
amount In accomplish their rurposc
on an economical bIsis or allowed 10
waete any water.
No right for diversion that Injuries
other persons right can he acquired.
This bill also provides that the
standard measurement shall no n
Guile loot ~ water per sccnnd.
a bnnrd ~ water commissioners in
c '"nird. which ronaisis oi The board
Of county ccmmisa oucrs md the
county surveyor The county re-
cofder. treasurer md assresnr are
made "SoM 10 recorder. trcnsuror
nnh asscRso 81 the board and held
Ii 'blc IN their onicinl bond.
All applications for appropriations
of water arc 4" bc made tnthc county
s~nrvey"r' wh" presents them tn Tho
waller commissioners. in whose pn,rer
u lies to grant or refuse the auplica.
ton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
Cave Of ~ilber-i.+Ad ORE.

Ed. Freu !euthal who is operating
the Grea; Eastern group Of mines at
BHsto! n which 4 B, Ice OF Chicago
IS interested. has encountered d cave
in the oil GIp-y shaft at 4 depth II
100 feet. Tie cave is ill II with
houljeH viii n a-e ue,tel 10 .c-her
with high gmle silver lead ore.
They have run lG feet on one side
and II IN the other withou, finding
either xalls.
The past history of tie good ore
bodies III that dis;ic, in nearly every
case dates back Il the disco .ery 81
caves similar to this one. Ia the
earlier laws Of the district cave re
Semblng the one -bDye mentioned
discovered in an adj Iinine claim WIS
the f~0rerunuer Ia Il body 81 ore which
kept d force II men several months
extracting it. consequently. there is
every hope oi being on the eve OF "A
most important and valuable dis.
c"rery.-Pioche Messenger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

Articles Of IN aorprr4;iou hare been
filed today Tor the Heal Stamp VI u
COMPANY
The ppSss 81 the corporation.
which L 70 exist FOR d period - fly
Yeas, are =, bG! ana sell ard manu-
'ac;ur- al sorts 81 min 30 and mill
rng mach merry. It,, and especially To
~-!l the reciprc AT ne stamp mill in
vea'=d 10y 4. &. Pratt Of this CRY.
This mil las been ;e.iel thorough
!! ou the hardest ok the c rus;uck
produces and It proved more than
equal TO every emergency that has
been put upon il.
Tue trustees Of he new corporation
are 4. &. Pratt, Z. \. LtGrave, Evan
William, E. ID. Boyle and e. X. 60.
cord. The capital stock is SJn.WO di-
viIed into 1900 sha - 0! - .a.b
and the principal place Of business Is
Carson CIty.-NewE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
LAST YEARS SILVER

Despite the hard times in the Old
World, II absorbed an immenS,
a'nUun Of liver last var Ac ord
ing TO the Engineering and Mining
Jou nal there were immense
used IN the arts. whi.e Iudii. the
Straits OF settlements, China aud
Japun tooa 41.3Jh.OD ounces from
London, l29IICtO onnces from
America, and TnUr. 10 ounce from
Australia. France took d cool deal
81 bullion I" coin, on AN agreement
OF the coHutnes composing the Latin
union; ltu Sia bought il little, but
TIC production was used in the arts.
The 'ota! production Wis IVu.UUU.OUo
ounces, 81 which IL" United States
"Id Mexico supplied IL l.OUU.GuD
ounces. The highest price for Ill.
{ "A was COG cents per ounce. Tn.
Lowest, III March. $40 cents Der
ountc. The average price for the
year was 3G2G cents Tie Engineer.
'ng and Mining journal explains tina.
the low price is not an eyi fence that
the has been reduced; rather,
the yield III great part is due to tn.
Tact that III many mines silver is bu,
II by.produci, it being iUund in con.
Junction with gold. copper and lead.
w" believe that all the silver mini d
IN Utah last year was a by.product
most "f IT beng III conjunction with
lead and gold. All the pure silver
mines in the st ,tc were 81 ,sed dowp.
II this WAS the general rulethrough-
ont The siaica known ~ the silver
States. IL the minis OF India could
be opened. and Chinn could get IL lit.
tie credit. those two countries wouId
absorb all the worlds produc,.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
BILLION ASpA HALF coxonl...

IudgruS from an apparently su-
th.Vitatire announcement, this Cor
ges just drawing 10 a Close. will
sre * the record % the four preoed-
ing b,liDn dollar Congress by max
Ing iis record as a hillton.and-a-half
Coag-es- The total appropriations
l. - tied at sl.557yJol.Os. or this
total s3ioo 600 IS stated TO he for
the expenses q the a and il may
he said IN passing that point. that II
Is the biggest record OF expenditure
ever srorn for a threA months war
II which not over 5000 men we're at
any time in the field. Blu, entirely
asii- from the Expenses OF the var
the fact ape MS in this stat neat
hat the appropriations for Ordinary
expenditures are SIS $4,000. The
The appropriations Of the firSt session
81 this Congress. which WAS iuirD-
duoed with a Presidential recon
rnend4;iUn OF retreuchment. were
SJN-3i2,QOl apart from war apprp
pas1oDS- 81. according to this GUN
pu'a'i"n. the present session Is To
MAKE the record 81 appro pra;ing
SIi.CQU.c0) without includ ing the
Nicaragua canal the shipping 81 bid.
or the army expenditures.
Naturally, the deficiency for the cur
rent fiscal year Is @tina:ei II about
sl6l,uc0,0QQ.
Ia tbs o~IEnectinp the Ptt-burg
Dispatch tR-puhGcanJ recalls the fact
lat twenty years - the complaints
uf lavish expenditures we're met by d
reIuc ion la abbu; - 90 Gao The
business II tile government went gu.
TO Te Nov after e1peudi;urr
la ! been previously raised TO an un-
pIrJle'ed total. she public Complaints
and the Presidential reco unentarIuu
-2ernaps for:oitea 10y this time
are met ny 4 ursher total increase Of
expenIi urse 10y the Con .rrss Ia the
tnne OF d half d billion. The political
theor. seem 10 be pretty well Is
tablis lie ! that the puryo-e ot states.
nan 3AiJ Is TO sT-uI the pc pies
mon y to the greatest possible -xIeut
The present rate Of eIpeudi ur- is
C oSe upon slV per capita. For the
Average bread wi"ner II a family ui
n e. . OF his earnings mu t pay the
n ItionIl Dill. But what is - from Il
Working man, wages III CO uyarison
NJ IA the -lore oi spending nun lredI
OF millions for impenIsm:-St.
Joseph Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
Draining the Comsiock.

tn" RiEhon pump at the C & G
shaft on the Cumstnck was started up
yesterday and proved d great ,ucrese.
The water in the shaft Was lowered
at the rate ni ten feet in eight min.
ute. the stream running through the
SuifO tunnel Ike a mill race.
The Virginia Chronicle in speaking
Of the test says it Was satisfactory in
every detail. and fIe capacity of the
plant FOR perform ng the work for
wlich it was in ttaIlcI was demon
s'ra'cd, a pressure 81 less than one
tenth Of ihe volume of water tia; will
be sen, down through tie prrssurn
column when the plant is operated to
its foil capacity. sending a stream Of
tepii min" water INTO tile dram hume
representing xix mrlIion gallons every
tw~eEty-four bours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
The EiIipinos.

No . who has gone I2j miles
through the ncb up!auds and valleys
81 Luzon and seen the results uf
thrift and industry ou all side. can
consistently call the native FiGpino-
q lazy and worthless lot. Their
movements are moderate. and they
take time for tue eI inymert OF their
simpte pa,time=. Ike all tropical
races, but they keep eveylastingly at
II from sunrise until dark. in many
OF the provinces the title Of the land
Is ib the name to tile Church, Tor
every petty Village Is overshadoued
by a great wLite-RHIled cathedra! or
monastery, aud the tribute these op.
pressors have ieTi-d upon the long
sutieriug natives has made them a
-hand-tn month race, who fully 70.
aiiz1i that any surplus boarded or
any evidence Of prosperity woulI
bring doa II M extra tax upon their
heals. Half tie produce OF their
labor has always gone to tile friars
and the ether half has usu Ily been
discounted Tor petty necessities before
their crops npeneJ. So they have
piodded on year after year. the debt
of the previous season a standing
mortgage against the labor OF the
next.
The power and abuse III the name
~ the Church are the monsters that
have stretched their talnns over the
oppressed EIlipinoS for centuries.
Every aspiring ambition has been
discouraged: every attempt at the
ri their highways,
winch can har ily he digrifed by the
name Of lanes. such rs run TO the
back lots Of American farms, and
every efior: at organization or the
diffusion Of Intelligence has met with
speedy 'nd effective opposition.
with bail a chan e tie Tagal will
make mn induBtri ma and skIllful
workman in occupations other than
agriculture. The Manila and D,pu.
pin Railroad is operated by natives.
lhey run the eUg'ues, bniid the cars.
act as conductors. hrakesmen. station
masters, aud in the general Offices at
Manila many Of them act NJ clerks
'igl ~acconh,aDts, keeping dunble.
entry books, ope TtttnT the iyIewHter.
teleRraph'ng. md, III fact. doing every
thing that is required in taiIroadiuy
10 tile shops at caIoncan all the
~orHmen ate nativcs. They rebuild
tile engines. make boilers. do ine
lathe work and haudlc steam hammer.
and all kinds ~ improved macbincr,
satisfactorily and effectively. Al
CsVIi", IN the %shipyarda, | have seen
the nati~e bull Ing launches. repair.
.hg SLIPS In dfy.dock and operating
VI wood and iron Ia the entire satis.
iactioo o. ,llc American naval con-
s'rnGt"fs aud engineers. ~ N anita.
! have seen bim builIing house,.
erecting i%naeonry, paving %strecie.
making cigars and cigarettes, ope at.
IuR street car linsp, working il, ;,,,u
copper, brass and silver. aui enyavel
III every department, Of industry. In
the Manila ob pryatury l haze beer
him working aver tcientitis iDstr,.
ments, comru ing delicate obser,a
'iOiis in meteor" logical. seismic, asito.
notui@l and magnetic regIstrannn,
where education aud skIlI;ul intelli.
gence are required. ! have scon T. tn
as u schoolmastor; as It cure: as q
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
scHLxr VS..

Commodore SchIey IN his letter To
Senator Hale, cL4irrnan OF the Naval
committe Of the Senate. sboEs that
be can WILD a pen a sc1 IS he can
Sight He lets a food OF light on the
shabby treatment be has received at
the hands o: Secretary Long anil
Admiral Sampson and III n many
straightforward way be l-is the
No'ld knox the ;ruth. Tie Sscra-
nentn Bee in Commenting on bs
letter says:
Commodore Schley musi be yer!
green IN some NAYS. boEeveT. or h4
EoulI not have used this l4nsusre IN
tus statement 10 thu Natal Commit
ta-:
what possible ground Tor critics.
adverse TO me there Gao Gs IN all this
| do not see.
The reEsoa L plain enough Tie
American people admire honest and
square dealing and lair play They
had cUxn to love Schley becau% 81
mis- skill. his dash, and-ro' less than
an! thing elS-his - zero desire !"
-hare all bouors With oilers. They
be@me disple%Ssd With Sampson be
cause % hi- selr-h greed, his EFFORT
70 take all praise 20 himself zrd b.
h-E;t!e ever! body else. tE- crit
cisn 81 Sch'ey =zs eyrienIly c%ea-J
TO De ueoss y. uliEr :be i-rorc-
st4uoe=, IN o: FER that sJEne eHcuS
ruisht &c C1vea 10 the people Tor
I spIng Gia bag Ehil- SIDp@on zas
eEtTGied over his had -StnP-ua
EEo bal Jrsiy b==a Jumped By
o-u;keE-In lsT Long oye- DE- rs %
.utLers whose records and =Loee psi
incs aiiiisj them 20 rJosi!sra iuu
tLs b=y1=d the merits aud tie his
;oIy O! the nezIy hatch j admiral
Sehley must IL discre lifted IN the
minds o. tie American people il
> uup=1n L 10 q farther zdEaDcsd.
Bot Sshley Ia: not been thus dis
CREDITED His malIu@@ has Uaie
hi1 ieaTer TO the Americans than
ever. lille ib- cont mptIbI- little.
Of the nature OF Sampson has
discussed Itself day by ia! in a
smaller AID nez1sr manner.
4 great Nation cannot afford TO do
injustice To = man Sho las grown old
IL it, service, Rtier nearly half d
oantury Of an honorable and glorious
record.
Tie voice Of the people Of these
Siaiss cries cut against The
"u the pUrt Of Long and
Sampson to degrade Scbley i'll order
that Sampson may advance higher. {
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
A GRAND OFFER.

/ The INDEPENDENT offers to the public as an
] inducement to subscribe for the INDEPENDENT
) and San l rancisco Bulletin" three Sun-burst
! Pinto engravings free, known as the ~lNDEPEN-
3 DENT and BULLETIN" souvenir.
These pictures are of a class Of art that 10
one need be ashamed to hang them on the wall
! in their homes. Their presence will inspire
] patriotism as we'll as to beautify the appearance
of thu room in which they are a fixture.
The Bulletin" with its superior press adj
] vantages, furnishes to its readers all domestic
and foreign news twenty-four hours in advance
of all other dailies: while the INDEPENDENT pre-
! sents the local and State news, thereby with this
! combination the reader gets for 500 per month
thu latest and most complete news service that
can be furnished.
B. D. Forrest, representing the Bulletin"
is at present in Elko and will make a thorough
! canvass Of the town.
Subscriptions can be made with him or at
this Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24
Til" H-ncy Divorce Case,

The lIcncy divorce case in Carson
IL stirring up 81 goou deal 81 filth.
Ucn"y testified the other LAY INIT his
wife knew all Hbnni hi4 thefra from
the Mint md assisted him 10 cnncenI-
ing the bullion. lie swore that he
took the bullion home every night IN
his dinner pail and she hid il 10 his
trunk. lie cas-. some reflections ON
liis wifc'F character aud che rose u,
the cOuri % md denounced him
ms ~ miserable. dirty dog. good for
nothing bu, 20 blnckcD women
Tri- caused n great urroar and
brought every body Ia their feet.
lIcncy ia proving himarlf Ia be a
cur and should remain IN the pen the
res, 81 his term. II may he tia, his
wife is no; entitled Ia divorce. but
nj n can Lame her IN iry ing Ia
free btrscli from such q cur.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

\ number 81 California capitalists
haze formed q cotupHny ~ Reno and
Ia : Incorporated under The laws Of
Nevada, taking the name 81 the Ne.
Sida.Sietrn Oh Company. The oh.
jcct 81 the company IL to engage in
the operation 81 minea, ihndg. III chez.
canal, p'pe lines Tor oil aud wnier:
!" distribute Ia cities and communi
hS water, oil aud prwor. The
al"onn' Of capital siocx III the COM
ANY ia - $500, which shall he di.
Vided into 1000 shares u clio each.