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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04
Another Foul 81 urd.r.

It ia almost certain that another
terrible aud mysterious murder has
been c0mmitted III this county. Win.
Moore, who has lived alone in Ii
small cabin on the east fork Of the
Carton river, above Horseshoe Bend.
for nearly twenty years, is the vac.
tim.
Last Saturday some Indians re-
ported thet M0ore's cabin had been
destroyed nnd Sheriff Brockliss and
Justice Dake OF Genoa left immed-
lately Tor the scene. MistrustmH
that Moore had been murdered and
burned IN his cabin, they ma lie Il
search for the remains, but were I'M
able to find any trace Of the owner OF
the premises. After wards other par
ties visited the spot, but saw nothing
Of SIR. Moore. On "Wednesday u o
thorough search was made aud III
sitting the nshes CT the cabiu some
small pIece3 OF bones were founh.
They we're brought to Gardnervill"
and after IL careful examination. DR.
Gerdes pronounced them bones Of u
human beng. Pieces OF the skull
were easily recognized. In one piece
three small shot were found, furnish
ing almost positive evidence that Vim.
Moore was murdered and his cabIu
burned over his body. There ID also
evidence to show that the murderr
piled cord wood on the body Of his
victim and burned It in his efforts to
destroy every vestige OF :he remains
Wm. Moore was u native OF Ia
Llama, aged CT ycars. lie wns poor
md in poor health. He owned d
little ranch where he lived and had d
lew head OF cattle and horses. 1t liz
aid that he left n will with attorU".
Packard OF Garduerville and that II
nephew OF the deceased resides i'll the
east.
Justice Ezell OF Gurdnervillp,. act
ing Coroner, ~i:lpHneled L jury yester
lay anu held in inquest, the jur!
iindmg IA verdict il accordance with
the above facts.
There IS very little il any evidence
printing to the identity Of the muir.
derer. 1t is said that IA certain In
Iian. knO Sn to the whites, has threat,
ened several times to kill Moore. and
here is ii general suspicion that In
Ii ans committed the murIer. but the
officers have no direct evidence
against any one.-Garduerville Cour.
Ter.
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The Light Of the World
or
Our Savior in Art.

Cost nearly Sl00,U00 To produce.
Contains uearty lou Gull-page eugray
Ings of our Saviour and HIs Mother
10y the worlds greatest painters. True
copies of the greatest Master pieces III
the art galleries Of Europe. Every
picture is rs beautiful rs a sunrise
over the hill tops. Contains d~escrip
non of the paintings, biography Of the
painters, the names and locations Of
fhe galleries i'll Europe where the or
IsInals may be Eel Also contains Il
ChiId's Department, including II
Cmld's Story Of tile Christ and His
Mother, beautifully written, to tit
Zach picture. THIS wonderful book.
uIatchless III its purity and beauty.
appeals to every mot.er's heart, and
IN every Chm linn home where there
are children the book sells itself.
hristian men and women are max
ing money rapidly taking orders. \
Christian mau or woman can III this
community soou make $1,000 taking
orders for Christmas presents Mrs.
Waite, ri agent in Massachusetts
has sold nverS 5000 worth of the books
IN II very short time. Mr. SdckeiI,
mr. agent in Nv York. has sold over
$500 worth Of the bunkn III n VERY
short time. The book is printed ON
velvet-Iinished paper. Beautifully
o"und in Cardinal Red and golf, and
adorned with Golden Roses and Lii
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ngement Of TINT territory. YOu can
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when You prove your success we will
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tending To agents aud the ]rurrcsrnn
Hence. Wanted also a State Man
ager Ia have charge Of office III Lead.
ing City " the state and manage all
the business nt the State. Send for
toruS Addrres-
THE BRITISH MEIiICAS CO.,
Corc"rnu building. Oppnsire
U. =. Treasury, Washington, -. e..
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\ WISE MAN
FROM THE WEST

Who intends going Eas: will sec that
his tickets read by way OF Salt Lake
City and the Rio Grnnde Western
Railway i'll connection with either the
Denver & Rio GrHndN or Colorado
Midland railroads, for these rcaaOnp:
First, most magnificent in
America, en- route; second, choice Of
three distinct routes through the heart
Of the Rocky Maintains; third. il il
the only transcOntinental limo passing
directly through quaint md p,ctur.
eeque SILT Lnke-the City Of the
Saints; fourth, perfect dining car ser
vice; nth, three fast through trains
daily bet wocn Ogden. Denver md all
points East. connecting with all
trains OF the Southern Pacific; sixth.
through Pullman Palace and Ordi.
nasy Sleeping Cars from San Fran
CISCO, Portland. etc., 10 Denver, Oma.
la md Chicago. 1hore arc many
other rcnRcna why the route through
Salt Lake City over the RIO Graudc
Western Railway is the most com.
Portable and enjoyable in the whole
country. BY inquiry, you cnn learn
a great deal on the subject u trans.
continental travel. Geo. ". lIciniz
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
d Fourth Judicial District Of the state Of
Nevada, In and for the county OF Elko.
Maud GoscliUc, Plaintiff. against Frcdcr
brought in the District Court OF the Fourth
JudiCt IL District Of the State Of Nevada, in
and for The County OF El"o. and the com.
plant filed in the O.icc Of The Clerk OF the
said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting 10
Frederick Abraham Gasoline, Defendant:
You are hereby required to app ar ia au
action brought against you by this above
named t~lIiutin in the District Court OF The
Ourih judicial District OF the state of Nc.
vhdn. in and for the County Of ElkO. aud To
an-wcr the Complaint ilcd therein, within
zen days, exclusive OF tue day Of sc-viccI,
after tho service on. you Oi this luminous
II served Within this COuu s; or II S.ryrd
out OF this County, but Ia this District.
within twenty days: other wise withlu forty
dayS--Or Judgment by default will he taken
lgainst you, according 10 the prayer Of said
Complaint.
The action Is brought to obtain n judg-
m~cnthgainst you the said defendant diss Nv.
IN the bonds OF IN 1lrimouy between plain.
tin ana you the said defendant aud for gen.
crhl relief on the ground Of the extreme
cruelty with which you the said defendant
nrJ alleged to have treated the plaintiff Hnd
which - more particularly set lortn In tho
complaint herein, reference to which liz
her by made, and you are hereby notifi d
thAt III you TAIL To appear and answer said
complaint As ab We required, the SaidPlaiu.
TIN will apply To the Court for the relief dc.
mhudyu therein.
Given under my hInI aud the seal OF the
District q uri Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trlct OF the state OF Nevada, IN and for the
County Of lko. this 18th day OF November,
In the year OF our Lord, one thousand niue
hundrcd.
SEAL. a.. G. DAwLEY,.
.-~l Clerk.
brown < Henderson. Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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Agriculture aud DnIrying.

Short curse in agriculture and
duiryrng win be given the people I"
the state Mt the University. Tie
term begins February 1st and CO.!
nCSes unit. March 2Jth.
This couTse aims to present the best
and lntest idens la the application Of
scientific methods to practical ugri.
cultural work.
The schedule OF the agricultural
course Is as f,iiows:
Practical agriculture, Professor II.
II. Mcdowell; economic botany ana
horticulture, DIR. p. 3. Kennedy; Irri
CATION engineering, Professor j.. Nj.
Wilson,; chemistry, Professor II. Il
Wilson's; veterinary science. DIR. j. o.
jacobs; entomology, Professor >, B..
Doten; bookkeeping, Professor Rob
crt Lewere; iron work, L. A. Dur
ling.
Following is the curriculum OF the
dairy ing course:
INV hi"'iJ VI Ibllh Huu IlS ,DIOtl uClS,
laboratory work III dairy chemistry.
animal nutrition, creamery uccoun q
and calculations, Professor n. r.. viii
son; practical butter and cheese max.
ing, Il, j.. Sanders, feeding dairy
stock, Professor X. ii. McDowell;
discusses Of domestic animals, DR.. j..
y Jacobs; steam boiler and engine,
Professor blessing; blacksmith,ng
mud fitting, Instructor l.. a. Darling.
A special feature Of this course will
be tho experimenting ot the work OF
the regular instructors with Ieci
by Professor l. d. Anderson. dairy
expert OF the University ~ CALIFORNIA;.
and Professor j. Nj. Jatfa OF the agri.
cultural chemical department OF the
University Of California.
Those Intending to enter either Of
these courses may obtain half fare
permits for railroad travel from their
homes to Reno il living within the
State. Such permits san DO obtained
only by undressing j. T.. Stubs.
State University, Reno New.
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Property assessed to Unknown Owner,
TusearorJ, k.lkO county, Nevada:
Lots IN ruscArora, New. Lots l nnd :
Block c.. 49,
~ per pena.ty ......... ...........-...--
Cost OF u w
-
Property assessed to Young America
Gold Mining Company, care OF w. !. An
Lr.w, Atlas Book. Salt Luke City. UIah:
improvements on Young America Gold
Mining Company's ground, consisting OF
hosting WORKS aud machinery, slSO; also u
10 stamp quartz mill aud machinery In Tus-
carora Mining District. Elko county, New,
SE5IJ.
Total value 500. General tax.......silO %
ID per cent penalty ...--. III W
Cost of 40
Total -... ..........--- ..-.....--.sl@S W
The taxes upon which for the year 9U, awe
not btcn paid, and became dcllnq .ent Al the
close of oLicial Uu>incSs Oh Monday, De-
Ccmbcr 3 ,pOJ, will Do sold At puO,ic AUG
tioI Ut the Court House doJr. In ;he { WI Of
Elko. County uud State aforesaid, 81 Men.
day. January II, lsOl, ut IL O'Clock noon OF
said day, To pay the q :linquunt taxes. PEN
ultivs nud costs, unless tue said taxes, pen
a.Iics aud c SITS nrc aid 10 me before roon
OF said 2lst day OF Jauu rry. Rl.
Ten per cent on such taxes and costs OF
advertising Will De collected In addition to
The origtniI tax.
All property sold ut such sale will be
subject - redemption within six months
after the dLts OF sale by payment OF all
SuIh sums, together with 8 per cent per
tue bidding Ut such sale shall DO for tho
smallest quantity OF property that will pay
the taxes, penalties and costs assessed
against the SAINT.
4 C. DAWLEY,
County Clerk and Ex.OnciD Treasurer and
Tax Receiver.
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The Weekly independent.
FRIDAY. ,......JANuARY 4. 1901
WILL IT LOOK cnEDIrAnLE.

~. #...H
The closing year Of the 10Th century
has probably been the most sventfu
Of the most eventiul century. The
pulpit and press are saying many
things about the progress OF christi
anity md the sciences during the last
century, but when the subject oi
man's advancement in morality nnu
christianity are taken up for investi.
cation there Is room for discussion
and reflection. We know We have
become more emil !htened and be.leI
educated. We know better how |.
live than we ever did before. We art
not strangers to the people Of other
nations, because we can talk to theu.
by means OF the cable, telegraph
and telephone. None are too fai
away to be considered Ii DeiShbors
We arc thus brought closer to them.
but haa this closer communication
with them been any advantage to
them or US. What will the historian
OF ono hundred years hence say oi
the people Of the earth curing tn,
closing year OF the 10Th century? II,
will he compelled TO record the fact
that tie var spirit prevailed to IL
great an extent Us il did ut the clos,
Of the previous century.
He finds England, the greatest
power on earth, engaged with "a weak
little people i'll South Africa aud
numbering them on their own field
because they will not surrender their
gold.
He uotes that the United States
the most wonderfully advancing
nation Of that period, sending N
army Of 100000 men ter Thousand
miles sw y TO subdue and destroy II
people who for centuries have lived
and owned their lands and tiucks 80
isolated from other nations that their
existence was scarcely known to the
outside world. Shot down ON their
" door steps because they want to
be free.
He will also records the fact that
all the principal christian aIu
have had their armies at the capilai
OF tho oldest empire on the face of
the earth engaged III war with that
people becau 80 they refuse to acarpi
the religion Of other people.
AS these events will have to go on
record rs Ii. part OF the history OF
civilization at the close Of the 10TH
century.--Ex.
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Nevada Ex-omcer Commits suIcId

Nevada Ex-Omccr Commits suicide.
Gordon Freeman, who waa Second
Lieutenant III Troop 4, Nevada CIV.
nlry, during the latter part of Iis ser
vice in the PHILIPPINES. committed
suicide ut Reno Thursday night by
shooting himself IN the head. lie
left n note giving directions for the
burial NJ his body. lie was Il nntive
u Missouri, 30 years OF age. aud hal
lived in Reno halt ms life time. lie
has Il mother and n sister living 10
Canyon City, Colorado, aud n brother
and Two sisters in Missouri. The Ga.
zette learns that Lieut.. T.. eman hal
Il decided mauiu Tor suicide. and on
several occasions had threatened to
end his life, but something always in.
terferrd to prevent it. Tho mania
seems to have been hereditary with
him, rs his father and bro her CON.
mitted suicide before him.
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Property assessed TO Miller and CroS
lIwaItc, cherry GIucK. Nevada:
improvements Oh Desert Wells Station.
Elku county, NGvaIL, cJn.iStI Z of nlilI
inGS, stable ANA cords, including vel. ON
= e :. oil SGc g u u.
Value slJL Bcn'rAi tax ...............S3 81
~ - cent penalty .-.............. D. :3
Cost Oi Advertising 10
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Senator Shoup aud Gen. Eppa
IlnntoD were swapping war etOrics
tho other day, and the talk ran upon
great losses IN Il single battle. "M,
regiment Cuil Gen. Huntuu. Ind
been rehuced from its full couple
inent To 2ol mcr when II participated
in Ficka'tS charge h ~Ecfiysbnrg.
How many uen 6 That regiment do
you th,0k carr out Of tlA. charge
aIivsY' Senator Sbo,p could no
guesa. "OnIy to- said Gen .Hunton.
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The railroad company has made q
rate Of ono fnre Tor the round trip
from poiDte in Nevada Tor all who
wish TO attend the National Live.
etnck Association, whiJh MEETS in
Salt Lako ON the 18TH ~ next month
Tho rate from tlko To Sfit Lake aud
return will DO sl5 80 for this occasion;
Tickets TO be sold toi trains arriving
ut Ogden on January 18th aud 18TH,
and for the return trip not before
january 18th md by trains arriving
Mt destination not later tia: January
3lst. Tho above intor nation IL con.
tanned III n letter from General
Passenger Agent Goodman to the
President and secretary OF the Elko
County [ attic ASSOCIATION.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.
STATE OF NEVADA, q.
r,. - Istt-o SS-

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Paradise Valley, Nevada:
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II . a ) 81 4 !. X 81 = W q nad W Il OF s y a
and y q OF = U "a an I " y OF NV = = - y
1! IL a., = " = OF s " y anu n u = ofs " =
anu y Z "a o. Il " q Of > 70 and : " = OF s W
a - 81 L 1! IL.-jp acres, value slSsD.
Patented land formerly Button laud.J
y 4. of u W q aud i e a OF Ii " 4 and S "
al II = AMI e = uf 5 q a Of 81. II = . OF ne =
sat Il IL iL-5J acres, value 90; I'm
proNgmrEts thereon fIU.
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y " a > - q. 20 Il Ij.-IsD acres; value s3lU.
I'm movements thereon. $40.
Iiuss title. = " a OF II " q and n u OF =
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,vilaud Carlton land. S Il OF = q a and
$ " q OF : u q VI : ~ and II W = Of Il t Il
- 4 u II IS IS u acres; value 90 u.
Total value : 80. General taN........s63 81
~ Per cent penlltS ..--....... -. y s.
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40 mono oi us will DO here to see
the close u another century, let us
Geo the old one ont and welcome in
the new. Tho high school literary
society will entertain yon tonight and
make It pleasant for yon while wait.
Jug for the death Of the old century
and the coming OF the new. Tie pro.
cccds OF Tie cntcrtaian ent will go To
ward the purchase Of a plano for the
tchool. Tho admisoinu ia only %
cents mud in return you get, plenty 81
refreshments and four bonrs Of
pleasure.
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by order Of the bunru of County
Commissioners. all bills against the
County U no acted upon by the
Board. must be iiitd on or before the
Saturday immediately preceding the
Monday upon which he board meets.
tile bills will not DO acted
upon until TN, next meeting Of tb.
Bourd.
Attest: a. q. DAwLEY
County Clark.
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DcWItt's Littlt Early Risers arc
dniniy little pills, but they never fail
to cleanse the liver remove obst rue.
tons and nvIgorato tho system. Elko
Drug Company.
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Th" National Livestock Association
will hold it, fourth annual con ventIon
Mt Salt Like City, Utah. January 18th
to lStb, inclusive. This meeting Of
the association pruuiscs to he un IN
usually interesting IL to stockmen
1t IL hope | that all interested in the
stock business ~ Nevada will attend
this convention. Tho Southern Pa.
cilic Co. has ma le a rate Of ono fare
for the round trip between points in
Utah aud Nevada to Salt Lake CITY.
THE tickets will he good III each dircc.
ton for continuous passage only. mud
will he void Tor pass ige OH the return
trip january 81. E0Dl.
JoHN SPARKS,
j. Il. BRADLEY.
s. j. BRYANT,
j. f.. STUUus.
Committee for Nevada.
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Prices: %, 80. Is and 81 90,
ed YOUR LIFE WORTH Is CENTsP

Ccnsum ptives, W, know that YOU have
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Mexican Syrup has cured thousands and
At will cure you Consumption is the result
at the food m aterisl that should go to sup
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is cures simple cough as if by magic, and
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THANKSGIVING TURKEYS.

M. q. AFnhe ter, the up to. date
butnher, is prepared to supply his
patrons with the finest OF dressed tur
keys for their Thanksgiving dinners,
having arranged to get Them direct
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DEATH QUIChLY FOLLOWS
DISEASED KIDNEYS.

O1ONhOhO ..
Death soon follows from diseas ed
kidneys unless cure is made by taking
the old reliable 'tuart's Gin and Blu ,hu
The following symptoms indicate the
approach OF Brlght's Disease or Dia-
betes and kidney troubla: Puffy or
dark orioles under the eyes, sallow,
yellow complexion, dull, heavy head
aches, dizzy tired feeling, faint spells,
pain or dull ache Ia the back, URN
cloudy, milk like or stringy. dark in
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Stuart's Gin and Buchu thoroughly
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edy. Druggists or by express prepaid
81. Describe trouble and free advice
about kidneys given. Stuart Drug Co.
"a Wall st. Atlanta, Ga,
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A FIREMAN'S CLOSE CALL

II stuck to my engine, although every
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with pain" writes W Bellamy, locomo-
tive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa, ~ was
weak and pale, without any appetite and
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THIS WILL INTEREST MANY,


To quickly introduce B. B. B. (Bots'
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BENEFIT NAVAL MILITIA.
Prices. so, Is and $1.oO,
WORKING "a HOURS ADAY,

There is no rest for those tireless little
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Dewittl,g Little Early Risers searcn the
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the inpurit es speedily with no discom-
ford. They are famous for their efficacy
Easy to take, never grlDe. W. j Butts.
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The Southern Railway has ineugurated
Pullman sleeping car line between Wash>
ington, D. c. and Atlanta, Ga, on their
"Atlanta and Express" trains Nos. 80 and
81; first car south bound leaving Wash
ington November 3rd; first car north
b:und leaving Atlanta November 5sh
This affords Pullman service on these
trains through from Atlanta to New York
the Pullman cars having heretofore been
attached to the Atlanta & New York
Express at Charlotte and no Pullman
service between Charlotte and Atlanta