Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-31
FROM THURSDAYS pAIi.,.


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II the ,"r,n.cM iI"Lt at : ~ this
sveI.iu.
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=! II, t"~ i,n "a" r~x"u.iun -: tir T. T,a,
II r.!tsni raj n."i Il" I"r"ish.
Nick Mc,'.'. iui~ mai. i.lku All rX,l
lrni ollcrr -Inr,. L- ,s came constable.
Reward his !auhtnl service 10y your vote
next Tuesday.
!. u. W"olverinp. the Democratic
standby ~ Ruby valley, took III the
rares today. lie r~rInrIs good prospects,
for the STATE AMI runnt! tickets in that
section,
Sam Mulienn,H NJ hes the iNDrrEN
BENT "a say there. IL uo:iLug ~ the r,'-
Inr. thai he IL ma III the rrhr for Jus-
tie. 81 the peace. ~ll"sn,- be IL ~. II
wi h '"'Ii' i"" and III ever
Tie rp.-- az e - =. g."r many pr,,-
pie Ia f"Np .rI IN I ..t- l.u.--utr,i II
ivel, huI ear u,.r. Ihi- Err, noon. III,
baud WIS uIr III :, N"g"n al noon and
woke ui, size :"Nu. \.,arly rverIh,'y
wen t." the Track tlie at."rm on
Democrats. stand h., &. urr:r =. Brown
next Tuesday Hud give him n rbusmp
majority III this county H." II capable
nnd l"ur-t and will pr"vr "a worthy -uc-
cess"r to Ju igc Talbot Ills opponent.
| NI-,, ~
has no :iiI.,s Ear !"mr srpiort.
II he DE u"crar- - . - precinct will
stand L., IN, IIarr" lie. will he III.
next 81. rfr - EInr county. IT,. /.
=i"A imY ~ i"'taI tn"r every day.
ir vii mu!sr me i 'im i'ra, .hcritTe
ihr rr"nn ' 'i-'N"I had. NU'e for an
ehergrti in ru-ir:ou "Hu. tile business
man 'nr this IN "rI ,ni flee.
The boat t"r Salt river If herrg over
haulrd and ma,ir r-ai, Tor ite inrnnihl
trip. Its iaI" ~ leaving uuh IA, names
OF its officers AMI crew will not be
kuown untii IA" returns ~ rcIt Toes
days el' ."D are all III. We will then
take great pleasure" III giving the people
all the information we ran gather re.
gardipg the crew.
When the Reprbli ans tell ynu that
We had such hard times in 1893 ask
the il they are really So ignorant Of
the political history NJ pnr - Tntry as
not +" know that the panic II TINT
year came while the Mckinley tariff
law was still in force, and be'crs the
Wilson tariff hill had been pissed.
And ask them il they are aware OF the
fact that the great panic ~ 1873 came
under a Republican administration and
under he highest protective tariff the
country has ever known.
Members OF labor urious throughout
the State should remember that Il vote
Tor either Judge ilawiey or r. S. Far
rington is d vote for candidates of a
party that has shown itself the foe OF the
H%orkinRman and III every strike that
has occurred disclosed Il deliberate de-
termination To destroy their ~organizn
ton through the infamous Government
Injunction measure for which the Re-
publicans are solely responsible. Dur.
ing his occupancy Of the bench Judge
i~lawley's decisions were i Invariably il
isvor Of corporate interests. - Virginia
Report.
Has T.. =. Harrington ever done any
thing for the Democratic patty that enti.
ties him to Democratic support? Has
he ever in any camraign, State or conn.
", given the DenocartIc ticket hie cup.
port? Before the organization nf the
Silver Party he was Il strict partisan in
the Republican ranks. In 1890 he re.
fused to support a home candidate on
the Democratic State ticket. In 1892
he urged three Democrats to accept
nominations for members OF tho Assem-
bly, and after the campaign started. put
two Republican Assemblymen in the
field and defeated two Of the Democrats.
From 1892 to 1900 no took no active part
iii politics, This liz hls political record
III brief. What il there in it to rntitle
him to Democratic votes?