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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-22
Nevada As Gold state.

From various parts Of western Nevada
in the lRRt ycRr have come reports OF
rich iinde ~ gold orc and subsequent
development has shown that in nearly
every cnec tho original rcports woro not
exaggerated. Nevada Ia second to mono
~ her sister Rintca IN mining wealth, but
since tho decline Of the ComstOck has
not Tor twonty ynars been given tho
attention that il in now receiving. Ten
ycrns ago this paper pointed out that
now Comstocks wore awaiting develop.
mcnt with Tar lcRs expenditure and
under mower and q favorable
auspices. IL would have sounded
singular 10 say il then, but II IL within
tho bomnde Of probability to asHcrt that
in 1.-Two ycars the annual gold yield Of
Nevada may equal in amount that OF
my other atnto. Nevada WA long known
M the "Silver Sintc,' but even in the
days oi her grcatcst bullion yield,
between 1875 md 1880 tho average OF
tho Comstock output was iGlS per cent
cold.-Mining and Scientific Prcaa.
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TARIFF TAX ROLL.

In the last report Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury there is a statement on
page l4i, Of customs and receipts and
expenditures, that shows the amount re-
ceived at each port Of entry and the
numoer OF persons employed to collect
IL hhd the salary ahey received. The re-
ceipts at some Of the ports are 80
absurdly small thai it is a wonder that
MIR. Shaw. our new reformer, in charge
OF the treasury, does not turn his atten-
ton to a reformation of thus abuse in
stead OF following HE present principal
occupation Of perambulating about on
pleasure excursions ut government ex-
pense.
The first place on the lat that strikes
attention 's Beaufort, N. c., where the
expenses OF the two employees Of the
government we're 81. 29i ISL, while they
collected only the paltry sum Of sI.l2.
This shows that every dollar collected
cost the Taxpayers s362,75. B~ridgeton,
n, j. did not make quito as bad a show
ing; there the six employees OF the govern
ment collected sS0.17 and their expense
Sc account was S1,479.G5, or slS.5 SO ex-
pended for each dollar collected.
At Natchez, Miss. the amount collcc-
ted was live dollars and the collector
received $500. Tho lonesome colorcd
gentleman doubtless amused himself
by sitting or tho landing and watching
the majestic Mississippi roll by, with an
occasional spell at fishing to relieve the
monotony. Tho New Hampshire Re.
publican politicians evidently were
more powerful with the administration,
for they succeeded in embalming six oil
their clansnen in office at Portsmouth,
VIC collected S27S.36, receiving $685.
81 for their laborious duties. There are
u number OF other ports that make re-
turns oil similar magnitude, which
shove that our high protective tariff is
an expensive luxury to the taxpayers, re.
quiring expensive machinery at every
spot n vessel can land, Why are these
so.calIed ports not closed and the WASTE
and expense OF keeping collectors OF
customs and other officials saved? These
expensive Office providing ports are
among the beauties OF tho protective
system that has generally grown and ex-
banded:
The politicians who control the ap-
continent OF the collector OF customs
and other officers fill the places with
their political strikers and use them to
control caucuses and conventions to
assess them for contributions to cam
paign funds.
Hence they are all ardent protection
ists, not only for the reason hal tho sys-
tenn protects their friends who control
the trusts and combines, but also be.
cause 1t gives them an opportunity to
ensconce some OF their political strikers
IN snug berths with little or no work and
good pay.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Charles NJ. Schwab, Of the United
S,"tes Steel Corporation, has decid.
cd to retire indefinitely from active
business life. He is said to be in YER,
poor health.
babe Mayer easily won The ca.d
Sunday against Mr.. Truett's horse. This
item is a little slow in getting into p,int.
It's failure to appear yesterday il
c~hargeable to Il bad case of forgetful-
ness.
Great Roadway is being made OH the
first unnel east Of Carlin, which liz to be
2'OOO feet long, and AT the present rate
of progress will be completed in three
months. This tunnel cuts out the big.
gest curve in Moleen canyon.
The importation OF snakes from the
philippines into Hawaii has been check.
ed 10y the authorities. IT is confidently
believed the mainland can supply all
reasonable demands in that line, not
only for snake bite, but also enable the
natives to sec %rigglers without stirring
the grass.
Fred ReIuken. son Of Mr.. und Mrs.
Fred ReinlSrn uf Lanoille valley. died
last night ut IL o'clock. The young
man VIA about Is year Of age. The
funeral will take pace from the Pres.
byterian church in Elko at = o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Row. Fredricks Of
Wells officiating. Friends and a,quaint-
ances are respectfully invited TO attend.
d striking employees Of the Union
Pacific claim tina, between Cheyenne and
l3ori", u distance OF eight miles, there
are 5iS frcigh; ears eidetracked because
the Fpns pany is incapable OF moving
them. II ID also asserted that between
l.araimi" and Rock Springs there are
l.i0O ears 81 oal 1t rnding on sidings
waiting for motive power 10 move the II.
or coarse. the Republicans will make
cxtTHordi; AIRY efforts to hold togethe r
Oh trusts and the tariff, with which their
party Is identified and subsidized, but
the :evoli ia Iowa, smoothed over by all
the arts 81 practical politicians. means "a
great deal. The people are breaking
loose as they did in 1870 and l592.-
Pittshurg Post.
Sunday night Conductor iiollan
found a man. lying by the side OF the
track III Cnrlin, with his scalp badly
torn to the bone. lie Washed. dressed
md se wed up the mans scalp and made
him AS comfortable MS possible. While
our correspondent fails to tell how the
accident occurred. he says Conductor
Holland deserves credit for his humanity
in attending to the injured man.
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Following is the crop bulletin Issued
b. the Nevada section OF the Weather
Bureau for the week ending August Is,
1902.
The weather has been cool and pleas
ant i'll nearly all parts OF the State
during the past week, Thunder show
ers, ilgh. IN some localities and heavy in
others, were somewhat general the fore
part OF the week, causing some damage
in II few places to hny that was cut and
lying in the iields. The latter part OF
the week was partly cloudy, with rather
cool nights.
Tho cloudy and showery weather ben
Gifted the vegetable crops. growing
alfalfa and p~Rsiurago.
Farmers are now busy harvesting
grnin and cutting the second crop of
alfalfa.
Tho outlook for fruit continues OK.
c%cllent, especially the apple crop which
il very promising, Apricots, plums and
blackberrics arc ripe and being market.
ell.
In most districts the water ia holding
out remarkably we'll. although there are
Il few localities where pumping water
for stock has become necessary.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
Salmaqundi.

Sam Wheeler came up from Reno this
morning
DIR. Hood was called to Lamuillc
valley this forenoon TO see Mr.. Barry's
child. who is reported quite sick.
Mr.. and MB. Dawley returned FROM
Ruby Valley last evening. They repor,
a splendid time. Mr.. Dawlcy says the
the farmers are all busy gathering their
big crops.
al men were arrested as the stage rob-
Der that hold up the stage last week.
They were Released as nothing could be
proven aud the man is still ON deck
ready 70: future business.
General Russell 4. Alger, the Mich.
igander Of embalmed beef fame. is IA
candidate for United States Senator to
sscceed the late Senator Mcmillan. The
Democrats Of Michigan SHOULD have u
good deal OF fun with him.
Midas, Nye county, is without II post
Avn ~ octlub 10 whit tile
position, us it is Il money.order Office and
the bond required by the government is
$4,000 and the salary is about 50 per
annum
John Nit hell. pre- ii lert It he Mime
Workers OF America, said Yesterday TINT
the coal strike will be a fight to the bit
ter end. He saw nothing ahead but
strife. lie said The mine workers were
well fixed financially and wouldnot give
in.
A valuation OF $4,000 per mile has
been put on the Oregon Short Line
railroad by the Assessor of Lincoln
county. AS there are about forty miles
in the county, the totai assessment, in
GLIDING rolling stock. etc, will foot up
Il little over SI75, 600.
Leslie Steele, a Winnemucca youth of
an inquisitive mind, had his face severe.
ly liberated and narrowly escaped los
ing his eytsight through experimenting
as to the effect a blow with q hamme T
would have on a railroad torpedo. The
explosion TINT followed and its result
evidently satisfied the ingenious youth's
curiosity.
Peter Bellnni, the grocer and fruit
dealer whose place OF business is on the
month west corner of North G and Mill
streets, has n cat TINT recently gave
birth to six kittens-all perfectly de.
ve!oped and Joined together by the
bodies. The kittens are all alive and
are certainly the most wonderful freak
ever produced by nature and the sale OF
the group should bring "A fortune to the
owner.-Virginia Report.
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WHAT WOULD THEY SAY?

Tho decision OF Judge Amber at
Manila, that the defendants in tho
"Freedom" seditIon case are not entitled
to trial by jury, serves to e~mphasize
anew tho sort of Cover nmont tho In
pcrialists are giving tho Philippines.
There is no right of trial by jury ill the
islands, either for American born
citizens or for native Filipinos. Con-
gress excerpts that right from its grant
OF powers to the Philippine Commission
and the court Gays:
The Constitution follows us here only
40 lar ar Congress cnacts That it shall,
This leaves the accused at the mercy
Of the Judge. Defendants under tho
scdition laws OF these subject colonies
have n heavy handicap in tho leaning OF
the bench towards the Commission and
the Roosevelt Administration.
What would Washington, Jefferson
and LincolD say to this state of aGairs9
Bee,
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Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Rc.
ward Tor my cnso OF Catarrh that can
not DO cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
f.. j. CHENEY & co, Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney FOR the lnst ID ycnre, and be-
iicvc him perfectly honorable IN all bus.
incRa transactions, aud financially able
L" curry on, my obligation mndc 10y
their firm.
WEST & rEAux. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, q.
WhLDISG, KISSAS 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggisie, Toledo, q.
Halls Catarth Cure n taken intern
nlly. acting directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces oi tho Rystom. Price
Ec. por bottle. Sold by all ~druggigls
Testimonials FREQ.
lIal's Family Pilla arc the beat.
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Solcacic Regions.

The active volcanic groups OF the
wetern hemisphere occur in five widely
separted regions:
First.-The Andean group OF vclca-
noes of tho equatorial region Of west.
ern South America.
Second.-The cham OF some twenty
five great cinder cones which stretch
east and west across the south end Of
the Mexican plateau.
Third,-Tbe Central American group,
with its thirty.on" active CRITTERS. extend
ing d~iagonally across tho western folds
OF the east and west ends ~ the Carib.
bean c~orrugations, friDuing tho Pacific
side Of Guatemala, San Salvador and
Costa Rico. This is separated from the
Mexican group on the north by a large
nonvolcanic arca. the isthmus OF Tc,
hum tepcc, AMI OH tho south from tho
AndGan volcanoes by the isthmus OF
Panama, where no active volcanoes are
found.
Fourlh.-The chain OF volcanoes oi
the Windwnrd islands, marking the east
crn gnto OF tho Caribbean soa. stand ng
in n line dirccly across the eastern tor
mini OF the Caribbean mountains, trend
ing east and west and parallel to tht
Central American group similarly sit.
uatcd Mt the western tcrmini.
Fifth.-Tho volcanoes OF Alaska ant
the Alcutian islands.-Pr0fees0r IiObcr
Il. Hill in Century.
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And now the wholesale groccrs are TO
form Il combine with Il capital OF $780,.
100000 and will torco tho retailers to
pay the price OF the combine, or put
them out OF business. Tho retailer will
also bo obliged to sell every article in
lns store at Il fixed price. or he cannot
buy stock OF tho combine. The price OF
groceries Of course will go up, and tho
public will 10 obliged TO pay tho price
or 30 without the neccssaries of life,
Isn't it about time stop was put to these
combines.
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tFROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Tho best brands of cigars and tobacco
at Garrecht & Nulty's.
Mrs. Mead will leave for her home in
Salt Lake this afternoon.
For SALE-A carriage in good condi-
ton. Call on or address John NJ. Morrow,
Eiko, Nevada.
John Frost is down from White Rock.
lie reports every thing quiet in that
section.
Don't forget the dance at the Depot
Hotel tonight. There will he u good
time for all.
There will he supper for the dancers
Mt the Commercial Hotel tonight
night Mt 80 cents per head.
Carnation chocolates. handmade
creams and soda wnter right from the
fountain at Garrccht & NuIty's.
WANTED-A waitress and chamber.
maid i'll Country Hotel. Good wages
AMI steady position to tho right party.
Apply ut once to the INDEPENDENT. \
The high school will open on Monday,
September 3rl. Pupils who think of
entering the school should read the
notice elsewhere.
JIG. Tonkin Of Eurekn, Nevada, fell
ont Of a window 1T 4S3 Grary Street,
San Francisco, Wednesday and died
from his injuries yesterday morning. lie
did not regain consciousness.
The oil men are drilling away rs fast
us men and money can make the drill go
down. Very little can be learned OF
their operations, but the little TINT does
lea; out is favorable. II the present
progress liz kept up, it will not be many
Moons before the two wells are down to
where the oil Ought to be. So far there
is nothing discouraging in the formn.
ton.
Mr.. +. II. Prentice, Division Freight
Agent ~ the S. p. Company, Ii in town.
MIR. Prentice is taking IA great interest
i'll the Of the State and is
dong a great deal of work to bring
Nevada 10 the attention Of the rest OF
the world. 1t goes without saying that
he should have the hearty co operation
OF all our citizens. Those who have
minerals Of any kind should send them
to him to place in his collection.
Someone Inns calculated that a mar
getting 300 every day fran the begin
ning Of the year | to the present time
and consuming none Of his earnings
would only just now have about as
much as Rockefeller. Putting it another
way. imagine a town containing 1000
people, each earning 81 n week. The
total wages earned by the peoplc OF
that town in successive generations
from the time OF Christ to tho present
day wonld not exceed the amount o.
Mr.. Rockefeller's fortune which il
generally estimated ut about 500, 600,
900. And yet the Republican party
says it would be a hardship for Rookie
Teller to pay I'm income tax of 2 pei
cent.
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BORN.
1902, to the wife OF DIR. q. NJ. Gardner.
IL daughter.
.in Ensy Game.

For severn! days past n patent med
icinc agent Inns len r~."i;.nE the cir
cult ~ Ibis c;.! :cliing L. cure.al pills
md l.. ronnr ".ID he q - the lady
purcl =. rrs Il Ill; vHist with each pur.
chase. lie c"'rirs the implies Of the
silks II a the HGi'' ',avc lie choice OF
half II ! undr' IcarItiful designs. The
"st 4. IN. pills ia OILY iiNy cents and
ne throw. III 80 Il liars worth OF silk.
The Em diciDr Is 4, llverci on the spot
and the spot cnsh taken, hilo the silk
waists are to follow at no specified time.
Some OF the ladies buy IL dozen boxes OF
pills, not Tor use hut tO secure an entire
suit OF silk, and the cash III this instance
is also pockctcI. The agent pulls his
memorandum book and shows the name
Of the ladiee vino have subscribed and
as he states, they are from the best
families in town. il was never known
before that they hnl all tho lille that are
prescribed Tor but il voi 1T seem 80 ns
they have taken about II ton Of the pills
and several timce as much silk.
Ii il about time Tor another African
salesman to visit this city, M it il ripe.
Probably the next salcem II will throw
in the city hall Of San Francisco ~ a
gin along with the goods aud he can
find plenty OF buyers. IT is needless to
remark that the ladies' who hive bought
pills and silk at the same time have no
ms yct engaged Il scamstrcss to make ur
the goods.-CRreou Appeal,
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HIs sight Threatened.

"While picuicking Inst month my IL.
yoar.old hoy VIVA poisoned by some
weed or plant says W. II. Dibble, of
Sioux City, Ia. ale rubbed the poison
OF lie hands INTO his eyes and for II
while we were afraid he would lose hia
sight. Finally u ueighb0r recommend.
ed DcWhts Witch Hazel Snlve. The
frat application helped HIM aud u Il few
days he wus M we'll as ever For sku,
dispasce, cuts, burns, sralds. wouDde
insect bltee, DoWitt's Witch Haze
Snlvc In surc cure. Relieves piles nj
once. Dcwarc OF countcrfeits. ElkC
Drug Company.
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NOTICE.

Regular class work at the High
School commences Monday, September
9Th.
Registration OF new students and on.
trance examinations will take place
Wednesday, sept. ID.
All old studenls who did not pass
their final examinations will please re.
port "Wednesday, Sept, Sd,
Tho Course Of stndy and auy iutorms,
ton may be had from tho Chairman Of
the board or from tho Principal,
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Mrs- FL. Msad and daughter, Grace,
Of Salt l.alse are visiting their Elko
friends.
Miss Hattie Clark zane in from In.
noble today to attend the funeral of
Fred Remkm.
Allen Fisher and II. II. Cor, ell came
down from Wells yesterday and still re.
main III town.
The Trans Mississippi Congress met
at st Paul Yesterday. \ large represen-
tation il present from the west.
Delegates to the Democratic and Sill
yer party State conventions will lind
something OF interest to them else " here
in this issue,
rom Malloy, the last prisoner to
escape from the chain gang, has not been
henrd from. lie had only a few days of
his sentence to serve when he escaped.
A fire in the rear of the residence Of
Marshal Emmitt in Carson yesterday
destroyed about 600 feet Of sheds. The
timely arrival Of the firemen saved the
Marshal's residence.
Sam Neumuth, a waiter, passed
several forged checks on Reno business
men last week aud then struck out for
new pastures. He WAS arrested Mt
wadswortlI aud taken back 10 Reno.
Judge Bonnifcld was in Reno yester-
day and saii that he would not be a
~gubernatorial candidate. 1t is believed
that he would accept the Supreme
court iudgeshir.-Journal,
The call for the Democratic county
convention appears today. The con
vention will be composed Of siIty-eight
delegates apportioned to the various
precincts as set forth in the call on the
basis OF one delegate for every fifteen
vote', or major fraction thereof, cast
for Bryan and Stevenson i'll 1900.
Oscar j. Smith, chairman OF the Re
publican committee OF Washoe county,
hae declared the rccert primaries in
WaGhoe county Illegal. SD far ~ the del
egates to the Republican State conven-
ton are concerucd. The primary cleo.
ton law Of the State was o followed i'll
calling the primaries.
MB. Rose Howard. who owus several
valuable claims III Chiquita hills and
works them herself. has made applica.
ton for membership IN the Searchlight
(Lincoln county, Miners Union. This
being the first Ease OF the kind on record
the union has referred the matter to the
headquarters OF the Western Federation
of Miners tor instructions.
AT the meeting OF the Democratic
county COMMITTEES held Monday evening
a resolution was passed that no delegate
to the county convention, be permitted
to hold and vote more than two proxies
in said convention. The same resoiu-
ton was passed two years ago and it re.
suited i'll bringing out Il large number
nf delegates, 1t will doubtless have the
same effect this year,
Munday night DR.. Gardner drove
recklessly through the streets and
nearly rum over everybody that hap
pened to get in his way. This scribe
narrowly escaped from being made a
victim oi his recklessness. Ills ION.
duct was so different than what it usua-
ally is that everybody thought he had
gone daft. This impression WIS but
nomentary, however, as the DR.. explain.
cd his strange actions by this sentence
There's a girl ut my house.
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wc hereby wish to tender our sincere
thanks to our many friends Of Lamoillo
and Elko Tor their loving kindness
shown us during our cad bereavement
and TO the choir Tor their kind assist.
ance.
May you all meet with the Same kind
sympathy in tho time OF need.
MIR. and Mrs. Reinken and family.
EIkb. Nevada, August 81. 1902.
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Good shoes.

IL yOu want n fine dress shoe go To T.,
Osell.
WhyH because he carries Il complete
line OF the celebrated Sciz Shoes which
Grc tho beet on tho market.
Also the best grade Of mon working
shoes, and II fine line OF ladics', misses
and childron's shoes Of all kinds.
Boing n practical shoemaker I
understand how to buy only the best OF
goods and guarantee all shoca purchas.
ed from mo. | also carry n complete
line OF furnishing goods.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.


visiting Mrs. II. iicinlinrt.
u,o G.ory, Bruce and Mrs. ]. ID
,...u L.t, for S,p Francisco Io.,
.,,n,
nj p.uL,r, left fur San r,uncisc,
J.. ,i,b, p, nur.b ,s. :, .,or,. NJ fail and
;.,n,,o,ds
Mr.. l"n' ''"h'c' 'e'''h'" "tS' n's"l
from @"n r'"''n'"' "e u7'a
Inc lHnh'H"tH 10 p'ehscu W more
thai Mr. ''""'Ee "uSSe'' n"S "oou' r.
covered ir"'h III ''ce"' 'inees'
u- I,kc EngIar h,s rama IN Nan
y,,L CIV 10 pur.baso a stocL n, fall
.., ,,n,,r ,n,,Is ;,- IA. Er,,la, r.,
st"re'
\ iady's belt WIS found on the stree,
this afternoon and left Mt th,s Office. The
owuer can get the same by paving for
Tins notice.
",n gov,
," "
properly, and the Sentinel knows it. ii
should make the facts public.
,s,sor,I prou.rtvaf ,Lo M.rL,v oo,,..i g,
c,,,.v countv 10 v,1u..l M mn, 70 o,nI
p, .rd ;ucI,d.a ana s,or, ,o,,a
milling nm 4 at raet md. In, or I s,roo,
i, V~;r,inia CIV
,u;s v.pJ;uo w,s oora1 -, ma, Lin
"a ,,LiI, cIo,r;u,, ,r, uho ,,., a..
wafer rom oopy ,b,,t ssven uilos from,
p;,cLa In, Tuos,I.y ia uo0 ,o.L;,o :,
-, ,ror cu, ,,L,oh ,ho,, ,,roi,or oo,
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lion ,.;,L d.. sLo,oI i, ~. L,,l
Babe Mayer willrun n race at .
O'Clock tomorrow against Mr.. Truett's
morse LOT " purse Z" e''V' Inc Instance
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S'"h'. ""oc says '''e'' are one 'hou7'
:" ~ NV n'P'' -" coy
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giZzaris Of domestic fowls are usually
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uent.-.Rcpo,,.
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Tracey. 10y numc. Two years ago he
the lives uf two persons who were
~ u burning building and Mayor
Do1r! has just appointed him chief i'll
recognition uf ms bravery and efficiency
ut that time.
-,
~
In =, ~ , y,
r.,
niy under Sheriff. Mclnnis and thor
"ughiy understand the duties Of the
office. No better appointment could
have been male.
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rom,n,ma -, u,o Md mann who woo
,,.I I.,I ,Io bill Lo-
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uo..nu old r,I,nn,. -, Ia w;u ho laid
nwav !, ,Lo nlL EoiI,wa c.mo,,rx-