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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-09
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and bQwsls., ,Kagj's Glover Roo! J
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kidneys keeping Them 10 per-
health. Price 90 cts, and so cls' 4
sale by Elko Drug Go.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-09

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-09
JOINT STATEN
10y. e.. a.. OF TIRE
Auditor and Treasurer of
E1kO County
For Quarter Ending March 81, 1899.
STATE OF NEVADA, d.
CoUNTY..F ELKo. sS'
For Quarter Ending March 81, 1899.

AUDITOR'S OFFICE, ~
=. E.. ... ELKo, april 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of. County
Commissioners Of Elko county, New. !;
GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
orr Oarterly Report Of the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
&. A. WATKINS. Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-09

TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash i'll treasury tn the credit of the
various funds, March 81, 1899:
In State fund, O d S4.O3o 40
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-09

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance in Treasury Dec.
. 81, 1898 ...... S25. 936 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

Two venires, one Of 80 and another Of
70 men, were required to secure a jury
IN the Jesse Ellison case. The case was
called Thursday morning and the work
Of securing the jury occupied two days.
The jury is as follows. A. W. Dyess,
X. N. Wilson. w. X. Thomas. @. b..
Battle, A. u. Candy. Sam |. Lee, Dan
zuber, J. W. Shaw. /. +. Thompson,
Lum Benson. ". 2. Bullock, J. 7. 10.
cum.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shepard OF the Aur.
ten Community lost Their s.months-old
babe Ia a very tragic way Thursday.
The little one got hold Of box Of NOR
phlne tablets while the family was at
breakfast and in playing with II the box
came open aud the infant swallowed
some OF the tablets before IL was dis.
covered. Aphysieian was Immediately
summoned but medical skill was with
out avail anG the little one died.
Mislrot Bros. & Co. announce Their
grand spring millinery opening Mondsy
aud Monday evening, March "a. The
display Of new millinery will be
most complete and elegant, and will 10.
clude all the newest styles aud IDEAS Of
the art this season.
Visitors from Madison county yes,er.
day were x. IL. Payne, Luther Payne,
Jim Jeiiries, ID. A. Blunt, bob Thickey;
Loeis .Nabors, Wall Mcdonald, G. A.
Griffin.
LOsr-llouse colored or dur mule,
fresh reached. Got out Of my lot near
Millican. Liberal reward Tor the mule
or any information concerning II.
A. J. sMrrn, Millican.
John NJ. Caldwell has tie old
Mitchell pasture ia charge. Good grass
and water. PaslurAge 5Oc per month or
, cents for day psturage. Apply at
sloIe or 9.sidence. ~
DR.. Seymour, the eminent eye spec.
ialist, is at the Exchange hotel, and had
large number Of patients yesterday,
some Of them coming from distance.
Remember Dr.. Seymour will not be
here bul Two days-lhe 2llh aud 2jth-
At the Exchange Hotel. Consultation
free. lOg
Lon johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples OF wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. II
Clarke & DAnsby have received a
carload Of the celebrated "Albatfossp
flour. l0g
Drink Monat Vernon Pure Rye sold
at the Exposition saloon. 1926
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

Dr. Tabor discovered nine new cases
OF smallpox yesterday. or these V. @.
harek and two children have very mild
cases Of yarioloid. not being confined to
their beds. The other cases we're all ne
sroes--two being at Nudyille where
they went from Bryan; one two miles
south Of town; Two in freedman town,
and one Ia the western part Of town.
Dr. Tabor has ordered tents AID cots
from the state authorities at Austin to
provide additional accommodations at
the pest house.
Lucas 4 King shipped ~ cars OF cat
tie from the oil mill to Chicago Thur.
LAY night, instead Of ten carr, AZ stated
yesterday morning. They made anoti {.
or big shipment Of II cars yesterday ai.
iernoon. 7 cars going to st. Louis and
! to Kansas City. aore cars have
been ordered for further shipments.
LOsF-A white Scotch terrier with
blark spots; brown leather collar with
steel name plate bu, no name. Liberal
reward for return 10 residence Of DR.
y. IA. Wilson. lax
For accident aud life insurance either
In lodges o. straight life CON paniss see
Joe b. Reed. Also sells -four. rice and
coffee. ~
when you are hungry at any hour
DAY or night go to Charlie Edinburg's
restaurant in the zennati block. Tor a
ho, lunch served to your taste. eln
Arrived-chase 4 sanborn Coffee
and line stock Of teas. Clarke q
Dansby. loq
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

Havana, March - That Cuban and
Spanish rancors and hatreds. the out.
growth Of the war conditions are still
actively pursued Nv Cuba Is evidenced
10y communication recently sent 10
Governor General Brooke hy Senior La
nuza, head Of the department Of justice
cad public instruction He says II is a
matter Of daily occurrence In different
parts Of the island that proceedings will
he taken against those who belonged 10
the guerrilla or other Spanish forces
during tho war for the crimes imputed
20 have been committed at that time.
Cubas peace. Senior Lanuza adds. re-
quires this to be stonoed,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

For good beef-Trant's market. lOi
Albert Morley went to Waco yester.
day.
Cottage home for rent after April
let. lO5 g. A. Adams.
RIP. Reese Of Pensacols, Fla. is In
tbsldiy.
Fresh iurriPs aud cabbage at d.
Mixes. lO7
George and Will rrater have gone to
Kansas City.
WE. As,in VAS here from Hearne
yesterday.
Born, to Prof. and Mira. T. :. Minter,
daughter.
Mrs. J. II. Asiin is visiting Mrs. K.
X, Knowles.
Flower pots, fancy ard plain, all sir.
es, at Emmel's. lO7
W. X. Oliver, has gone on ten DAYS
trip TO Cameron.
Try the new "sul Ross" cigar sold by
>&4ke q Dansby. lO3
Buy the Best Beef Brought To Bryan
at Trani's market. lO7
DR.. J. b. Cruise Of lola, was a visitor
TO the city yesterday.
Clever butchers and tender meat at
W. p. Trants market. l07
Mrs. Thompson Of wellborn, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Arthur Blake Il Toronto, Canada, is
the guest Of DR.. aud Mrs Bowers.
Jardinieres in variety Of sizes aud
colsrs, very pretty, at Emmel's. lO7
Tom Roberts, with the NJ. X. & T., at
Dallas, is here visiting his parents,
Rev. aud Mrs. J. A. WAdsworth we're
here Siom Thompson Greek yesterday.
Sharp and Brit Moon we're here
frevSsiarquez, Leon county, yesterday
Mr. Joe Howard and daughter, Miss
Lille, were here from wheelock yester-
day.
Uncle Johnny Mallett and Dave Wells
were here from Grimes county yester.
day.
Miss Mary Lou Thomas has returned
to Nayasola after vi.it TO relatives
here.
Col. l.. l.. Foster and Prof. ]. II. Con.
and wife, were here from College yes
ierday.
L0sr-A black shepard dog with
leather collar Reward for return to
J. Adams. lO2
You will have an opportunity to con.
suit the noted opiician Dr.. Seymour at
the Exchange hotel. 1902
have some new patterns in ingram
wal paper which are beauties. See
them. w. A. Dodson. l05
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

5 X shumway, Galesburg, III; J
Shapiro. jacksonville; C b Lucas,
Berclair; B + Bridges, Dallas; DIR.
Seymour, Houston; A Ritter, Phil.
adelphia; @ W Griswold, ST. Louis;
II A Mason, Dallas; A II worden.
San Antonio; W J Burns. Chicago;
X 7 Reese, Pensacola; J w Dore-
mus, J Z Butler, X q Tabor, City;
DIR. J b Cruise, lola; George Bossel-
man, st. Louis; J A Burrows, Gin
cinnati.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25

"" ahH btshahd 'tht 80 Troops
Havana March "a The embarkation
Of the volunteer regiments which are to
b. returned 20 the United States for
mastering out Is proceeding rapidly
Tn Olivette Wednesday cox sway two
companies Z the Second Sou,h Carolina
aud i've companies Of Ia same regiment
sailed Thursday on the Yarmouth. These
two vessels will make return trips FROM
Tampa for the rest II the re, nents
One of the Warl Line steamer which
has arrived. was also charter, Il Tor q
trip Ia Savannah and will curry 10 the
port another regiment from General
Lees comm and The GEM at Bnsna
Vista j. IA 30 y diminishing tn size. but
the site j. -uch an ex,e.l,n' one that
some IT the regular troop' now quar-
tered elsewhere near this citv will b.
sent there as the volunteer. ar with.
drawn
u j. said that one OF the res ilt- Of
Secretary Ayers visit 10 Havana. will
be the consolidation of the present mill
iary divisions. In that ca~e this city
and province. now separate departments
will shortly become single command
pinar del Rio might also no couven
ientIy attached 10 the new department
established here
The secretary Ut war arrived here
Thursday He will spend Friday in
consultation with the commanders sta
toned In the neighborhood and ON Sa:
drday he will start on Pullman car
for short trip 10 Pinar del Rio. Mstsn.
,as and possibly Cienfuego.
A. the result u fresh conferences he
tween General Brooke aud General Go.
mez, Colonel Carlos Cespedes started for
the eastern end Of the island IN arrange
with the army chiefs Of the First and
Second corps for the disarmament II the
soldiers Colonel Cespe'les is an init.
mate political and personal friend 81
General Gomez AMI resigned seat in
the military assembly when that body
abolished the generalship post as com.
mander in-chief Of the army. During
the war he served "a civil governor ~
the eastern department. and he Is conse-
quently familiar with conditions there.
He will visit Manzanillo. Santiago.
Guantanamo Bayamo and Tunas, re-
turning in abont three weeks
General Betancourt. II Mantanzas
province. Pedro Diaz. 81 Pine del Rio,
Gonzales Roban. and other chiefs who
favor immediate payment II the troops
have had ha' another meeting and IL Is
understood that they are now ready ~
cooperate with the government paymas.
tiers IN making the distribution. II "a
probable that the payment viii b. made
In Spanish silver instead of gold Amer.
lean silver and United States currency
In Spanish silver the amount Ia be dis
burs"d would h. Saai4.t4i. a much
larger apparent allowance % each man.
The military assembly held meeting
at Cerro Thursday afternoon and passed
the resolution offered on Tuesday hy
Gualharfo Gomez for reorganization
Of the army pending the discussion oi
the question Of dissolution The radical
assembly leaders hope % be able 10 r..
tain IN sort Of standing army Of about
5000 or 10000 men, and the proposed re.
organization looks to the possible reen.
listment aud the maintenance Of por
ton Of the army. which will BE- paid oii
under the terms Of the Despaigne reso.
luton 10 be voted on tomorrow
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-25
The Bells.

Amusement lovers have rare treat
In store In the coming Of The Bells
concert company 10 the Grand opera
house "Wednesday night, March 20.
The company includes come Of the fin.
est singers and musicians travelling, the
instruments used being piano, violin,
guitar, mandolin aud either Admis.
sion price Is, 80 and IS cents.
The oasis., 1899-01-21
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection of Happenings In the State
 Over the Line.

klnuo lOI Sdlt Oy hlkutl IduTcc at La Casa Colorado, La Colorado.
 Last week Rev J. H. Heald visited Hermosillo. Minas Prietas and Quay mas, returning home Friday evening.
 Star, Climax, Battle AK and News Boy plug tobacco for sale by Miguel Padres at La Casa Colorado, La Colo. rada.
 During the year 1898 there was done in the Creston mine at Minas Prietas about if miles of new development work
 MT. F. J. Harrington, agent for the Sonora Railway Co.,, at Hermosillo, has returned from visit in San Fran cisco.
 Fine smoking tobacco, fine cigars and fine American Candies at La Casa Colorado, La Colorado, Nj. Padres, proprietor.
 MT. D. A. Richardson of Minas Prietas went out to La Bufa last week to inspect the work in that promising mine.
 MT. Kingsley. from San Antonio, Texas, has been appointed agent for the Sonora railway at Torres, vice Mir. Wylie, who Is going to Sinaloa.
 The Sonora railway is putting in a new sidetrack between Poza and Que robabi stations which will. when con- pleted, greatly facilitate the meeting and passing of trains.
 MT. R. J. Murray has been presented a fine gold watch by the appreclatiye employees of the Santa Rosalia Mining Go. It was to have been presented Christmas, but it got sidetracked at Imuris, and the gentleman did not get it until this week.
 Mir Miguel Padres, the merchant at La Colorado, is arranging to open a branch store at Cocorit, on the Yaqui river, and has sent over there a stock of goods to fit out the establishment. He has also gone over there to or ganize the business and set it running.
 FOR SALE-The leading American restaurant at La Colorado, Sonora, Mexico. Has now about twenty-five good, steady, paying boarders, and good transient custom. An elegant chance for the right kind of man to make money. The present owner wishes to sell because of being called to New York on account of other matters. Address THE OASIS, Nogales, Arizona.
 The recent sad suicide of Mir. Henry s. Knapp, at Hermosillo, has led to an organization in that city of an asso- citation of foreigners for mutual bene- fl and assistance. MT. J. H. Cardon was the author of the idea, and also active iD perfecting the association. The officers elected are MT. Cardon, president; MT. Edwards, vice-presi- dent; Mrs. s. Clark, secretary; George Wanless, treasurer.
 The lease to the Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Co.,, of the Cerro Colorado and Tiro mines, at Cerro Colorado, in the Altar district, having expired without the contracting par ties coming to an agreement for re- newal, the company which has been operating the property has withdrawn it's machinery, etc, aud returned the mines to their owners. Mir. John Nc Grath who has been managing the properties for the Recovery Co., has gone to the City of Mexico, and will take charge of property for the same
The oasis., 1899-01-21
Striking Scenes.

An Illustrated lecture will be given at the Congregational church at ! o'clock Sunday evening on Striking Scenes in Old Testament History" The following views will be thrown upon the canvas:
 l. Abraham offering Isaac.
 2. Hagar and Ishmael.
 3. Escape of Lots Family.
 4. Joseph and his Brethren. 5. Moses Shifting the Rock. 6. Vale of Rephidim.
 !. Ruth and Naomi.
 8. Ruth and Boaz.
 9. The decision of Solomon. 10. Ascent of Elijah.
 The lecture is free and all are in- vited to attend.
The oasis., 1899-01-21
La erlppe sueeessfuny rreated.

Il have just recovered from the sec ond attack of la grippe this year, |" says Mir. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexia, Texas "In the latter case 1 used Chambertains cough remedy, and l think with con siderable success, only being in bed a little over two days against ten days for the former attack. The second attack am satisfied would have been equally as bad as the first but for the use of this remedy as 1 had to go to bed in about six hours after being struck with it, while in the first case 1 was able to attend to business about two days before getting down." For sale by L. ". Mix & Go.
The oasis., 1899-01-21

John Grant, and Messrs. CougheIl and Frazier are owners of El Cielo mine, between La Colorado and Her mosillo. It yields very rich ore, some pockets giving as high as dollar per pound. Some weeks past they have had man named Spencer in charge at the mine. A week or two ago-so they aver-Mr. Spencer shipped some
 hundreds of pounds of this rich ore to Nogales, followed it to the line cities and skipped with the proceeds
 About six miles east of Carbo MT. l.. Lindsay is developing very pro- missing group of copper properties that bid fair to become permenent and profitable producers. The ore bodies are large and increase in rich ness as depth is attained. He is work ing in several places, having 75-foot shaft at one place, three other shafts of fifty to sixty feet each, and tun- nel fifty feet in length. The ore is improving, it is anticipated will pay to ship.
 Last week Colonel W. S. Morrow re- turned from New York, reaching La Colorado Tuesday evening and going to his properties at Mesa Quemada later in the week. The colonel re- turns to Sonora much improved in health and spirits from his visit iu the east, aud will now push with re- newed vigor development work upon the splendid properties owned by the company he represents. The i'm mense lodges of low grade ore make them the cheapest and best kind of properties to handle, work on a large scale being possible, and numerous economics applicable which make large and steady returns through long periods of time.
 This week the Santa Rosalia Mining Go. has made the first shipment of bullion from the new mill started in December. The shipment was brought out Wednesday by perintendent K. J. Murray, and was gold bullion to the value of seven thousand dollars. Mir. Murray informed THE OASIS that the high grade rock heretofore shipped is not run through the mill, but that such ore will continue to be shipped, and only second grade rock which will not pay well to ship will be run through the mill. Recent work has developed large body of second grade ore in the old Spanish workings of the which, with what was dew eloped by the present owners In the new workings, demands more stamps in the mill, which MT. Murray hopes to get the company to put it right away.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-21
Bgep.apE;ations to begin work as soon as
MURDER ATTEMPTED
BY A JEALOUS WIFE
One San Jose Woman Attacks An
other With Hatchet, Inficting
a Serious Wound.

SAN JOSE, May 2O.-A quarrel over the
affections of husband nearly ended in
murder to-day. Mrs. F. E. Garvey is
suffering from a hatchet wound on the
mead and Mrs. Schoenamann was sent to
the County Jail in default of $1,000 bonds
to await her preliminary examination for
assault to murder. Mrs. Garvey resides
at 1922 South Tenth street, while her as
sallant lives on Eleventh street. For
some time there has been an estrange-
ment between the women on account of
the jealousy of Mrs. Schoenamann She
alleges that her husband devotes more
attention than he ought to Mrs. Garvey.
This morning Mrs. Schoenamann decid-
ed to secure an equal division of. her hus-
bands love. Grabbing, a hatchet, she
started out to find her husband at Mrs
Garvey's. fully determined to ''toma-
hawk him. He was not there. however,
and she attacked Mrs. Garvey. She
struck the latter on the head with the
hatchet, producing a serious scalp wound.
Garvey interfered and undoubtedly pre-
vented murder.
Mrs. Schoenamann was arraigned be-
fore Justice Gass on a charge of assault
with a deadly weapon, preferred by Mrs
Garvey. Her examination was set for
June "a at 10 O'clock
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-21
FRUIT GROWERS
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR A COMBINE
Favor the Formation Of g
Northern California
EXCHANGE.

NEWCASTLE, May 20.-The fruit
growers of this district had a mass meet
ng here this afternoon. c. T. Adams was
chosen chairman and J. f. McFadden
secretary.
the reading of a paper by G. Geraldson,
n which he proposed taking immediate
steps to form a combine of growers with
l capital stock of 500, 600 600 to put on their
OWN line of refrigerators and control all
shipment of fruit. This was not favored
by the growers and a resolution intro
1uced by Geraldson was voted down. A
substitute recommending the forming of
4 fruit exchange or a better combination
Of growers, its exact nature to be decided
at the meeting to be held at Sacramento
next Tuesday, was adopted.
Mr.. Geraldson's argument was to the
hffect that his combine or trust was un-
like any other trust objected to by the
people. He favored the growers turning
over their property TO the trust in eX-
change for stock, retaining only enough
for a home. The general idea of the
growers present was to establish an or
ganization similar to the Southern Cali
eornia Fruit Exchange.
F. c. Miles of Penryn thought that II
The proposed organization were put
through the growers could control the
market and keep the business in their
own hands
w r. Fountain who is said to be con-
aected with one of the local fruit shipping
houses, did not favor the Southern Cali
fOrnia Fruit Exchange, and remarked
that if any such existed it probably was
q combinat On Of commission men.
There was considerable further discus
sion, and the growers adjourned with the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-21
GENERAL AMES
SCORES SHAFTER
Says He Remained on
Shipboard.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTON, May 20.-Brigadier General
Adelbert Ames said to-day:
General Skaters commendation of
the conduct of his army under fire is
a little unkind to his generals, while
on the other hand he is the target for
the harsbest criticisms and insinua-
tions. 1t appears by the official records
and other writings, made too prominent
to escape notice, that he was on board
his ship on the oath, when the battle OF
Las GuaSimaS was fought, that he re-
mained there till the 30th, six days
later, and only assumed command on
shore on July l, the day of the last
battle.
In explanation of his tenacity in
holding TO his ship he says: If storm
had come up all would have been gone
He fails to make any statement by
which one can understand just what he
meant by such 'goneness.' 1t has been
said, storm or no storm, his place was
on shore with his army. 1t also ap-
pears by official reports that during the
fighting of the last. day he kept to his
tent, three miles from Ell Caney and
two and a half miles from Fort San
Juan hill Officers of the force which
carried the hill have stated to me that
first day of July had our forces fol-
lowed sharply under efficient leader
ship the fleeing and demoralized Span
iards. Two and a half miles in the rear
of the fighting line is too far away for
efficient leadership in such a country
and with so small a force. That he
was informed of the position of our
lines is made evident by his report that
he climbed Ell Poso hill and saw our
line a mile and a half away on Fort
San Juan hill. That night he held a
council of war to consider the with
drawal of our forces from the position
they had captured and occupied during
the day.
The round d-robin was not initiated
by the officers who signed it. 1t came
into existence at the request of the
commanding general. So far as the
signers were concerned they expected
and intended that their action would
be enveloped in the same secrecy which
properly belongs to such a council
They thought this paper would pass to
their superior and from him to Wash
ington in the usual way 1t was not
for them to give publicity to it,