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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-01-19
wAsuISGTOS AND BURlt.
Alleged Cause of Tho Break between
tho two Men

tho two Men.
An old lawyer speaking OF dramatic
incidents III court said:
Zero Clemens, a once famous u.
S. Senator from Alabama. told OF q
trial in which Aron Burr appeared
for the defense OF man charged
with murder.
-When Burr addressed the jury, it
was night. The guilty man WIS in
the room. Hn was the principle W.T..
hess for the prosecution, but Burr
had learned that this mau VIVA tn , MS.
sassin and in closing his address for
his client he picHcd up two candles
from he table and holding them in
the face Of the witness referred To, he
exclaimed: Gentleman Of the Jury
there III natures verdict, now write
yours At thnt momcn, the witness
fled from the room. After Clemens
told this story lac wrote "a novel called
The Rivals: or rhu Times II iiamil.
ton and Burr. u TINT book hc wnve
tht incident INTO one Oi the chapters.
The book il ont Of print and has been
iOr many years. t!u: IL uai u great
sale. particularly in the south. before
the civil war. for tlrmcIs Was a typi-
cal Southern orator and Il man of
wonderful pcrs spnai magncii3r. Tho
object Of the nnTcl WIS to make Burr
II hero and hcsmIrch IlamiitOn's
character,
-In one chapter where nnrr was
high in the csicrm 81 Washington.
the latter 10 repre- ;cutol ~ reading "A
letter from Hamilton, in which liam.
ilton details some scnudalOug gossip
about Burr. Burr WAS standing be-
hind Washington during the reading
Of tho letter. Washington incensed
at the contents Of tho letter, turned
quickly and saw Burr to whom hc
said: How dare you read my letter
over my shoulder Burr. us Glenn
ems represents. stung to the quick,
drew himself up and replied with all
tho hatcur Of his nature. when your
majesty addresses such and inquiry
to mo in the manner you have, the
only reply that deccncy can prompt is
Aaron Burr dares to do any thing
This Clemens AYERS was tho cause Of
the break between Washington and
BURN. Y. Sun.
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We iiud the following IA Ia" San
FranciUcn corrcFl oudonro of the Car.
son Appeal: Parties ara horc from
from Reno for The second time. pro.
paratory 10 purchasing n plant for
daily paper TO bc known M Tho
Evening Sun. Tho first issuc Of the
paper will 10 tho lst oi July. II Ia
reported TINT il will DO aDt.Now.
lands. Laior--Partios have not do.
cidod whether II will bc published IN
Reno or Carson. At this writing
Carson has the preference.
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THE UNIVERSITY MUDDLE.

The resignation OF Professor Jack
son as head OF the School OF Mines OF
the State University has created
considerable Of stir III Reno. From
the correspondence between Prof.
Jackson and DIR. Stubbs, published
III Saturdays Gazette, 1t appears that
on the 9th ot September last Prof.
Jackson applied to President Stubbs
for leave OF absence for three
months. In transmitting the request
to the Board OF Regents, DR.. Stubbs
stated that such leave OF absence
would be prejudicial to the interests
OF his department Of the University,
and furthermore, TINT to grant such
leave OF absence would subject the
President Of the University to severe
criticism" He left the matter en-
tIrely in the hands OF the Board OF
Regents. On the same day DIR.
! Stubbs wrote Professor Juckson that
II the Board OF Regents granted thc
leave OF absence he would he thor
oughly l".al to their action. On the
2OaI Of the GhInc month Dr. Siubhs
| acknowledges the receipt Of The per
! @"aal tender ~ Prof. J J.ci:sun's rcaig-
nation 20 take effect early in October
~ soon - 'iIs Dr.. should return from
aitrnd.u@ uhc National Irrigation
C"ngrcrE u Nissnu!a. Muutuna. 1t
seems ih"! Ihs5 resignation wEE not
accrp'aa 10y tha Regents and Prof.
jackson rJDtIu@cd 20. the hcaI OF LIs
department. GI January lush uf
/ tins ?s"r ae re- i,ucI a-liu and ul9
rcsigunt!uu w"s @ccer:e.'. prJ..
Phillips has followed tar lDaj uf
Prof. JacGspu mIi has truirr,d his
resignation and. the Gazette SAYS.
others are to follow. l'lc Iu#t rrsir-
| nation II Prot. Jackson seems to have
been caused by the Board of Regents
appointing Prof. Thurtcll, Jackson's
junior, acting President OF the Uni.
vcrsity during the absence Of DR..
Stubbs i'll the East. This Jacltso on
considered II slight That lowered him
III the estimation Of the students.
From all that has been published
1t appcnrs that the three months
leave OF absence Jackson applied
Tor WIS for the purpose OF attend.
ing to his private business affairs.
How this was viewed by the Board
OF Regents ID best told by the inter
teryiew with regent Evans published
Ill the Gnzctte: In this interview Mr..
Evans says: Il know Prof. Jackson
has no ground whatever To stand OH.
Prof. Jackson hRs been treated with
greht consideration by both the Re
gents and President Stubbs. The
board believed and still believes that
any professor employed by the State
should devote his time to the duties
that he 10 employed to perform. The
board, after deliberate consideration
informed Prof. Jackson that he must
| give his time to tho University or re-
sign. Tho records will snow the
whole matter.
The stand taken by the Regents in
this matter will certainly be endorsed
by the tarpayers Of tho State. IL n
man IN public business has private
affairs that demand his time and at.
tention he should resign his public
position and not draw pay from the
| people Tor time devoted tn his private
Hlalrs. IrOt. jackson Inns no EOOO
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The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
January |, 1900.
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+. B. Thirlsicld. Health Inspecto of
Chicago, eays. "Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cannot bo recommended too
highly. II cured INC of severe dys.
pcpsia.' IL digcsts what you eat and
cures indigestion, heartburn aud al
forms of dyspepsia. Elko Drug co
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, Janaury 49, 1900.
JOINT STATEMENT
-oP THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending Dec. IL, 1899.

STATE OF NEVADA, ls
COUNTY OF ELKo. es'
AUDITORS OFFICE,
ELRo, Jan. l, 1900.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners Of Eiko county, New. !;
GENTLEMES:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report Of the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
December 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
G. a. WATKINS, Auditor.
\. G. DAwLEY, Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance i'll Treasury Sept.
30, 1899. SlI.47S CG
General licenses. l,G6S 30
Per Prop tax 1899. G:}3 O6
Fees coltcd by Co
officers ........ T93 ID
Gaming licenses. 975 90
Irregular sources. lG2 30
Poll tax, iSgg(as'or) 500 90
Property tax, 1883. ..G9,2J9 II
Poll tax, 1890, (tax
rtcrivcrJ ...... l.Sl2 co
Total... s75,702 Gi
Total Receipts. S90,lSl -
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DisHUEsEMENTs.
Judges SALARY rund d......S....
'oiHic FWid.......... -. 27,S26 80
General Comfy Fund 80. 3.l79 81
Od.ecra' Salary Fund ..... 3,II5 O.
iudiEcnt Sick Fund ..... loo -
Contingent fund......... POI II
FROM SCHOOL FUND.
County High School....... l,4G3 Is
General School l............ -.
BOnd Redemption -.
Arthur. ............... lG3 %
Bryan.... .............. 90 90
Buel...... ................ go 50
Butte Valley ey.............. 40 60
Bishop. 1877 30
Carlln. ,...... 4Gl 10
Cope. .................. 60 90
Glover. ........ l5l 00
Dceth ...... ................. $40 20
Elko... ............ ..... 973 il
Fort Ruby ................. 7 90
Fort ialleck .............. 100 OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l50 60
Harrison .:............... l5i 90
Humboldt...... .......... 23I 10
Island Mountain...... l!'2 GO
Jackson...... ........... 1903 80
Lamoille. le............. -. 2i9 95
LiDcrty................... 63 90
Little Lake. ke..............
Mn,,n,l NnlI.,,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

the side window TO brighten the China
man. | did not enter this place. as the
Chinaman awoke. and ! then fired ct him
Immediately ! left the place TO escape the
police, and went home to Frye's Court
northwest In attempting to rob three
Cinnamon, ! have been compelled TO shoot
at all Of them
\ third confession. regarding the bur
glary yesterday morning. which resulted
in his arrest, issas follows:
4 went 10 the laundry about 3 O'Clock
p. m. and got my laundry-two shirts two
collars, and two pairs Of cuffs l saw quite
a sum of money in the drawer at the time
and l then made up my mind that l would
return during the night and get il.
brought my laundry to my home. at Mount
Pleasant. and came back to Mrs. Jets
1922 Sampson Street and saw her daughter
Mary about $ o'clock in the evening. ! left
there between II and y O'Clock, previous
10 which | went to the kitchen and got a
Ratchet. which / wanted for the purpose of
breaking into the Chinese laundry in p
Street
Il got over The fence in the rear Of the
laundry. and, with the Ratchet, broke the
window. ! went to the money drawer,
which is in the front room. and while pry-
ing the drawer with the Ratchet the China
4Heh "ohc UP anu SUI al Hi'' '-'sN
10 make my escape and lost my pistol in
the rear yard. ! succeeded in getting
away and jumped three fences, the last
being in the rear OF Mrs. Jett's. ! broke
the window Of the cellar. and tried to
make my escape through the front win
dow. when l was caught by the officer"
Just what action will be taken by the
authorities respecting the indictment re-
turned last week against James cambridge
colored. charged with burglary, and the
shooting Of Moy Sing is uncertain. The
grand jury held cambridge for trial or a
charge Of assault with intent TO kill In
view Of the confession Of Henderson, how
ever. it was stated last night at Police
Headquarters that an error had evidently
been made. and it was minated that some
action would today be taken 10 secure the
release Of cambridge
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

Robert Henderson. colored. nineteen
years Of age, formerly Of Culpeper, Va.
Will be called upon in the Police Court
this morning to face seven serious charges,
four for housebreaking and three for as
sault with intent to Kill. The accused
spent last night in cell at the Second
precinct station. He was arrested shortly
after o'clock Sunday morning by Ser
geant Jordan and Policemen Willis and
VanHorn as he was in the act Of escap-
ing from the laundry Of Lee Hing at
14l4 l. p Street northwest. To Detect
ives Browne and Lacey. who have been
working on the numerous burglaries of
Chinese Iaundries. Henderson admitted
his guilt in several cases. including the
shooting Of Moy Sing. who conducted a
shop at the corner Of Tenth and p Streets
northwest. Signed confessions are now
in the hands Of the police.
Forcing his way into the Lee Wing laun-
dry. Henderson began a search for valu-
abIes. The Celestial and his cousin. Lee
Wing were asleep, but were aroused by
the noise made by the negro. and they
opened FIRE upon the intruder with a re-
volver. Henderson returned the fire. and
although all parties 20 the duel were with
iu a narrow space none OF The bullets took
effect Finally The burglar made HE way
10 the rear yard behind he laundry. Ser
reaut Jordan and other officers had been
attracted by calls and they arrived in
time TO see Henderson disappear over the
rear fence Chase was given and the negro
was arrested. He was placed at the sta
tion where he was later identified by Lee
Wing.
Examination Of the prisoner led to the
suspicion that he was connected with
! other burglaries Of "a similar nature dur
! ing the past three months. Although Moy
Sing. the Chinese .laundryman who was
I dangerously wounded several weeks ago
| by a negro burglar, had identified James
cambridge, colored. as his assailaut, cir
/ cumsranCes developed which led the poll e
/ 10 believe that Henderson had committed
/ the deed. Close questioning Of the priS-
J ouer resulted in his making confession
| Of this and other recent crimes. These
| confessions are three in number and are
I as fellows:
q broke into Moy sings place, corner
Of Tenth and + Streets northwest. and
shot Moy Sing. ] also stcle TWO shirts
/ from his laundry and the pink candle
was bought my me from a store at the
| corner Il Fifteenth aud Streets north
west. The coat that was found in the
! Chinamau's hall was left by me when l
ran after firing al Moy sing In cutting
/ The window Stats al this laundry ! broke
/ my knife blade and this. also. WAS left
| behind when / escaped from the build
! ing
Respecting an attempt 20 enter laundry
near the corner OF Fifteenth and Sampson
| Streets northwest, about two weeks ago.
Henderson has given the police comics
sion as follows: Il also broke into the
laundry on Fifteenth Street. near Samp-
| son. northwest, and fired a shot through
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
4 Good Letter From II Bright Girl

Mis-, Victoria \. Beu., Lyons, y. y, write.
Il am steuographrg Of thc Democratic Pres office,
and IN iny official position have frequently read
proofs Of the advertisements Of Chamberlain 5
tnupb Remedy ! have never been troubled with a
cold until this winter and, like many other fool
iii psouie went TO the doctor instead Of 10 the
drug store - YOU NAV have seen by the papers.
We have had a very hard snowsturm In going 10 the
.tice the other morning ! caught cold. and as .
r,.s,,lt had 4 terrible cough This time, instead
pf going 10 the doctor. / went to the drug store
and purchased bottle Of Chamherians Cough
V.n,rfy which. Niihnnt the slightest eNsggsra-
mon tid me more good tllan an the medicines
/ have ever used for the same purpose, for in less
than three DAYS my cough had entirely disappear
ed For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and re-
tail, and all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
MONEY FOR BOOKS.


The District Commissioners have sent
request to senator Allison. Chairman OF
the Senate Committee on Appropriations
to include an item OF s. 600 or more in the
pending District Appropriations bill for
1.-THE purpose Of buying new books for the
Washington Public Library.
The usefulness Of the library say the
Commissioners will be seriously i'm
paired unless these books are furnished at
the beginning Of the next fiscal year"
II this item can be allowed. and two at
tendants at $500 each be provided. the
Commissioners are Of the opinion that the
library will be fairly well conducted and
without embarrassment.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
GONE TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Ashton. Walker, and other Prison
erS Stnrt for MoundsViIIe.

George Ashton and Talmadge Walker
both colored, convicted of murder and
sentenced by Justice Clabaugh to impris-
onment in the penitentiary for life, left
the city last night in charge Of deputy
United States marshal for MoGndsyille.
". Va. where they will be confined. In
both instances the juries which found the
prisoners guilty recommended that the
penalty for their crime should be impris-
onment for life instead Of death upon the
galloWs.
The other prisoners who were sent to
she penitentiary were Lawrence Ball,
Thomas Greek and John Goings. ten years
each: James r Rooney. eight years; Rich
ard Reed five years; Samuel Jones. four
years. jefferson Williams. five years; Levi
Kettler and Aggie Washington, alias
George Willis. two and a half years each,
Lee Clements. three years: William Mitch
ell. two years. and Alexander Brown, one
wear and a day.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

The receipts Of the Government for the month
OF March reached the sum of Sls.726, 1871. as
agaiu-, 81. 031. 2Sg os for March. 1-9g Customs
contributed so 0aO, dSl.5j; internal revenue, S2i-
257, 9tj It's; miscellaneous, S231s, Ig22S The eN-
prndituIss ia March, lsgg amounted 20 Si2.g5s.-
51LO9. whereas in March this year they reached
the sum OF s32 is 27I .OG, showing a falling Of OF
.EcI TON m--Llun lulLaL..
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Caster Burgame,ter and Emma ScAuuick. both
of Baltimore: Joseph D.. D5gau. Charles County,
Md ard Sarah NeyCs; Mulberry y uUug and
sarah }. Lee. George Grsysou and Mary Adams
Samuel T. Cox and Annie +. KcichIrt, jesse :.
koouee and Alice +. Harris, Joseph Sprigg- and
Elizabeth Brooks, G. T. Baker. Daupniu. Pa,
and 4 J.. Latch, District OF Columbia; John
Bailey. district 81 Columbia, and Mary T..
Er..-u Kl LaMLA-uh.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
A sale of fine
Upholstery
EnuS, which we
consider a reVe=
IatiOnin this line.

We've bought the en-
tire stock Of Draperies
and Upholstery mater
ais from a well-known
establishment in this
city which was DESTROYS
Of disseminating that
particular branch. We
bought wisely and well,
because after the goods
were assorted we our
selves were astonished
at the extraordinary
values we bought. We
have made six different
lots out Of this big pur-
chase and place them
on sale as follows:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

LOT .. This assortment represents silk
brucatelles. wool damm8sseo. silk plush
fancy foulards. etc. These goods would cost
you II bought from the piece from Ct
81 to s. per ward. Choice Of any Of
these euds...-...... Observation-Disclosures. ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

The f1IIouiug d,aths for forty-eight hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
roop ye,tsfd4r: Richard Hiu, Is years; Michael
wcl.h 20 yelr,. jacob Cock. 90 YEAR; walter 4.
Davies. 90 year: George A. stopper, o. years;
William. NJ Ashley 81 yrars, Charles ~. W"od-
ward g. wears. william GRAY % years; CATHERINE
Kane. o. ,eaTs: Martha C4Hey. ca years; Henry
Trip - years; Charles H. GihsoH, 81 ye1rs.
NarraIct LoueEev. % years; Bette T.. Wren, -
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

LOT 8. This assortment offers the finest
imported furniture and drapery materials
such as silk and wool dammassee. satin
and silk brocatelles. SILK. and linen striped
tapestry. etc In this particular lot yol
will find lengths from 3 10 20 yards.
The goods in the piece sold from
s. to Slv We give you the o. no
choice OF this entire assor,- YIN
ment, per yard ...-........-.... y wv
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
ADMITS HE Shot MOY sing
Robert Henderson COnfeSSes TO
Three Laundry BurgIaries.

Testimony in Possession of the Po-
lice-He J. the Man Who Used n
From Lee Wings Plnce-tlso Fired
Mt Fifteenth street Celestial.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

wears: Joseph Blanchard. % years: Dennis Athius-
IA wears. Edward " Gadsfu. ~ yelr~- Charlotte
y johnson. so Years. Mary J. L>lrs 90 E-af-,
Freeman r. Gem. 80 years; Cline Johnson. 20
wears: George C. SohWah. 30 years, Richard Stew
art 20 years. Zorlh O.. Watson, 80 tesf-i Nay T.
HERMAN - yeat~. Blanche Franklin, 3 wear; H@ry
a. Turner ] wear Frederick Nilier. q. months,
William " Ncctys. 3 months; E,lNari Clark. g
months: infant II Annie Veuabe, dsvs; Thomas
". White. DAYS
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
S. Kanl. Sons &CO.
The Busy Corner.
Always The besf OF everything
Tor The least money

McCan Patterns, for which we
have the agency prices, Joe
and 15c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
Gbt issaEssss Zines
The weather Indications.
THE sun AND MOON

Fair Tuesday; cloudy wednesday; fresh sou
west winds becoming variable.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03
S1.9S

LOT T. Single portieres u chenille We
lour and tapestry They were samples
therefore. no pairs. The average nor
selling price in pairs was from s. nkl
TO IS Choice. per suip..-......-.. w
LOT s. 800 wards OF 50-inch imported all
tuje tapestry light shades-just nnC
the thing for spring hangiugs- XVI
goods worth . cents yard "
lot G. This assortment represents small
remnants Of all kinds pickiuEs from the
above lots-they are squares suita- 0nC
bic for pillow tops and cushions fQl
your choice per piece.-............. - ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

1iDE lAhLL-
.ow tidc..................4:4aA AN. and j:25 pm
Iigh INSTRUMENTATION AN. and ID .0i = W.
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sun 0e....--j:43 M sun seis.....--. U;-3 = v
Moon ,e-............ Moon seTs.....lI IA Pm
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-03

and up facts about undersellng Test qualities
look STYLES observe and methods and match prices
Then You'll know the why leadership absolute
and prices clear of rivalry IT'S THE TRi THFtL AID
NERTISlNG ABOUT HONEST GOODS. Not a misleading
line bring you here doubtful mind What You and
read of YOU expect Credit is yours for the asking We
allow to settlement.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-06-15
7lz7E no IOl9 3 EXTEND
1l7EI1P A u. Il v. a

Owing to the Vast Number
Who Have Been Unable TO
q see the British Doctors, these
Eminent Gentlemen Have Elk
tended the Time for Giving
Their Services Free for three
Months to all Who Call Be-
Al fore June 10th.
Owing to the large number Of inva.
lids who have called upon the British
Doctors at the Office room, 204 and EOS
Marquardt Block, and who have been
unable to see them, these eminent
gentlemen have, by request, consented
to continue giving their services free
for three months to all invalids who
call upon them before June 10th. tx,
These services will consist not only
of consultation, examination and adj
vice, bat also OF all minor surgical OPP
erations.
& The object in pursuing this course is
to become rapidly and personally ac-
squainted with the lsick and afflicted,
and under no consideration whatever
will any charges be made for any SER
vices rendered for three months, to all
" no call before June 10th.
& The doctors treat all forms of disease
and deformities, and guarantee cure
in every case they undertake. At the
first interview thorough examination
is made; and, if incurable you are
frankly and kindly told so, also advis-
ed against spending your money for
useless treatment.
Male and female weakness, catarrhal
deafness; also cancer without pain or
cutting; all skin disc asses, rupture and
all diseases of the rectum are positively
cured by their treatment.
DIR. J. Boyd, the chief consulting SUR
geon of the institute, Is in personal
charge.
o'''er Hours: No No sunday :, y Hours lou 5.
J. SPECIAL NOTICE-If you cannot
call, send stamp for question blank for
home treatment
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-06-15
DOCTOR YOURSELF.

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Elgin, Ill.,, to cure all forms of diseases
of Urinary organs, and system, Bladder,
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the world. Sent per mail on receipt OF
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