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Either Chioggia or TorcelIo." said the master
fndinerentIy; 1T doesn't matter which. The great
thing IS to be out all day and he unfolded Tine
Times and began read
IT see that young Stopford Is married" said ths
mistress
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PLUM AND BANANA TART.

sprinked with grated Parnesan cheese and finely
chopped parsley
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
INVITING CUBA Isro THE USIoS.

Tho Atlanta Constitution in com.
meniIng upon Congressman NowIands'
proportion for the ultimate annexation
81 Cuba says:
The Newlands' proposition TO formally
fnd cordially invite Cuba to become a
part OF the American Union ID a very
proper INC. That can be done without
presumption OH our part or insult to her
And IL the invitation il given IN such
terms OF certainty as to leave no ques.
ton OF her treatment 10y US in the event
III her acceptance Of it. we doubt not
that at no distant day she will accept it,
Cuba will never voluntarily and gladly
come INTO the Uuion upon any ter ms
That do not assure her Ct ultimate
Statehood. And We believe n great mn.
jorIty Of the American people would not
desire her as q possession upon any less
tern.e. They do not want u moro
nondeecript posscssione TO be governed
with automatic power "a "unconstitu.
tional colonies"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
The Furniture Case.

Some time ago the Clerk OF the Su.
preme Court made a request for addi-
tional chairs for the courtroom. Tho
Capitol Commissioners refused to pur.
chase the chairI. Later a motion was
made in open court authorizing the bail.
III OF the court to purchase the necessary
furniture. 1t was go ordered. and the
chairs arrived and have been in use
some time.
The State Controller refused to draw
his warrant for the payment OF the debt
thus contracted, on the general ground
TINT there were not sufficient funds ID
the furniture fund for the payment.
This furniture fund was a fund created
by the last legislature for n specific
purpose. Suit was brought for the pay
ment Of the bin, and Controller DAVIS
further set up in defense OF his action in
refusing the warrant that the Supreme
Court had no authority to purchase the
furniture-such authority being vested
in the Capitol Commissioners.
The decision was handed down Mon
day and the Controller is ordered to
issue the warrant, the money to come
from the current aid contingent fund,
tho came as mon = expended for tele.
grams, postage ST. 81. otc.
The costs, comet uyer $50, are ms.
sessed to Controller wis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
Weekly Crop Bu lI-tIn.

Climate and crop bulletin No. l has
been issued by j. H. Smith. director
ofthe Nevada Section OF the Weather
Bureau. Ii 10 dated Carson City, April
22nd, and is rs follows:
Tie season haE been cold and some.
what backward, hut fine
weather has prevailed in all sections OF
tho State during the past seven days.
Vegetation, az Il rule, is about two weeks
behind the average season in most
districta. Flowing and seeding arc well
under way; early gardens are being
planted; alfalfa and grasses are growing
nicely and wheat is coming up and look
ing we'll. In the western aud southern
portions Of tho State tho fruit trees are
well advanced and generally in bloom.
In the southeastern section alfalfa liz
two md one.half feet high and gruin il
IN the boot. Reports indicate that
cattle throughout the State wintered
well and hre i'll good condition.
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A GRAND SUCCESS,

Having just completed the remodel.
ing md repairing Of the ELKO ROL.
hER MILLS, aud adopted the yor y
latest improved machinery known 10 The
'D'il'nR fraternity, and secured the ser.
wee" 81 a practical miller, whose erpc.
renee enables him to obtain the highcs,
possible gtAdcs Of -four from wheat, VIC
are prepared to offer 10 con.umers
grades OF flour that are uescr c1ceIlcd
ana seldom cquallcd. AK yonr vroccr
Tor PREMIUM HIGH pATENT,-
TOWEL SACK FLOUR" ind .sIL.
WEIR MEDAL EX IRA FANCY FAM.
lily FLOUR Each md very sack q,
those brands Of flour ara warranted
u,vo .hom u trial. and II not satisfactory
viii gladly -efnnd Your money
Manufactured by THE ELKO ROL,.
hEh MILLS. Elko. Nevada. For solo
ny the W. I. Smith Company.
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1sir CIVILIZED wARrAnY7

10 thoae who believe that the war IN
tho Philippines il beng conducted by
The United StHtes in a human and
civilized manner. We commend IN,
following photographic from the report
OF the Civil Governor Of Tahsyas, nm
officer OF the United Staten army:
AZ Civil Governor fool IL INV
duty to sny that IL ia my firm conviction
that tho United States troops should nj
the earliest opportunity DO concentrated
into ono or two Rarrisons. il il in tbouph,
desirable that the good continent and
loyalty that formerly existed 10 the
United States government umouv I'M.
people OF this province should DO con.
vcrtcd and encouraged.
Tho course now being pursued in tins
province and in tho province of Bat.
nng"a' Laguna and Samar ia. in nv
sowing tie seeds tor n nor.
pelual revolution against ia h~eroaito,.
n good opportunity offers,
Under prceeni conditions the political
situation IN this province ia eIovlv
ro'"gradinR aud American sentiment IA
'ecreas'nR. and we aro daily n,ok mn
enemies.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
Governing by Inherent RIEht.

An indignant Carsonito thus dishes
up the decision OF the Supreme Court in
the cult to compel Controller Davis 10
draw a warrant for tho payment Of the
kitzmeyer claim Tor chairs furnished
tho Supreme Courteous:
Carson. New, April 90, 1902.
EDITOR CHRONICLE
Tho Supreme Court Inns decided tho
case known rs the chair case, and did
not reverse themselves They did.
however, assert their inherent rights.
Tins was TO be expected, as the saga.
cious attorney who pilotnd the case
proved the right by Julius Caesar at the
trial.
Tho constitution Of Nevada, first son.
tence, Section II, Article I, sage:
"Al political power Ia Inherent in the
people, The Supreme Cour, save:
-Thore exists. ms we believe, tho in.
herent power in the Court. otc. etc"
Holy Mosesl Let's turn tho country
over to the military and take the Philiy
pino water euro like brave men.
Yours truly,
JoHS SMITH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

At two o'clock thus afternoon a very
pretty wedding took place at the Pres
byterlan Mapse, the groom being Mr..
James Wheeler and the bride Mrs
Elizabeth a Pierce, both OF Cortez,
Nevada, the only guest present being
MIR. Wheeler's nephew from Mexico.
Rov Geo. II. Greenfield performed the
ceremony. Mr.. Wheeler has been in
the eastern part OF the State Tor the past
twenty.seyen years anu 10 well known
III Lander and Eureka counties. He is
at tho present time engaged in the
blacksmith shops at the Cortez mines.
The bride has aleo been in Nevada for
manJ years and Was u former resident
OF Austin. where she lived several years.
MIR. and Mira. Wheeler will return to
Cortez tonight where they will make
their future home. They take will,
them the best wishes of the ~IsDErES.
DENT.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

President Roosevelt has disciplined
General Funston FOR shooting off his
mouth too much. Tho Acting Secretary
OF War has sent the following letter to
the captor Of A~guinaldo:
"War Department., Washing ton, D. c..
April %.
"Sir:-I ar directed by tho Preside n,
to instruct you that he wIshee yon to
cease further public discussion OF the
situation in the Philippines, and also to
express his regret that you should make
"A Senator Of the United Statee the oh.
ject OF such criticism or discussion.
civilian CARNEY. SANGER.
"ActinR Secretary OF Var"
Tho President Inns also telegraphed
Funston not to speak at II banquet to be
given at Boston. Tho President haa
evidently come to the conclusion that
Funston fights too much with his mouth
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

In the oourso above referred Ia,
troops make no distinction often, be.
tween the property OF those natives who
are insurgents or insurgent sympathiz
era and the property nf those who hero.
totore have risked their lives by beng
loyal 10 the United States and giving M
information against their countrymcn in
arms. Often every house in a barrio ia
bnrned.
Being in close touch with the
people, having visited all the pueblos
ono or more times. having lived Will,
them IN their homes. | know that aucb
a sentiment ono existed. OF late b,
reason nf the conduct az the troops sucl,
as the extensive burning OF tho bnrros
III trying TO lay waste tho country so
that the insurgents cannot Cccipy il.
the ~torturinR Oi natives by eo.call,d
water cure and other methods, in
order h obtain Information. tho harsh
treatment OF natives generally, and tho
faIluro of inexperienced lately appoip.
ted ~lieuteGants commanding posts. 10
distinguish between those who pre-
friendly and those unfnendly and 10
treat every native az u no wore.
whether or not. m insurrecto at the
heart, this favorable sentiment, above
referred to, ia being fast destroyed and
o deep hatred toward US engende red.
IL these things need to DO done, the,
had best be done by native troops 30
that the people Of the United States will
not he credited Herewith,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
WAGES OF wonK1SoMES

Prof. Robert Z. Ely, the secretary Of
the League for Political Education. has
beer making some scientific examination
into the earnings Of the less fortunate
than Brother Rockefeller and other plu-
t%ocrate, and he presents some conclu.
sions which are quoted in the March Pill
grim necessarily much condensed. 1t is
proper to note that Mr.. Ely's figures are
drawn from the Federal census. The
wage earnors OF the United States num-
Der fifteen million men, women. boys and
girls OF ten years of age and over. But
on the average two persons are depend.
ant upon each wage Garner Tor support,
which mean that three people must live
Investigation has shown that about u
quarter OF a worklnRmhn's wages goes
to rent, and about half to food and fuel.
Thus this average workiugmsn, with
his family OF two. will have left each
month after paying for the roof over his
head, and the food ueedful to sustain
life. about 1880 a month for clothing,
medicine, recreation, and n bank &C.
count against a rainy day-or the time
when he shall become superannuated.
Professor Ely very naturally says in the
face Of these figures that the terms Of
our economic problem cannot DO solved
by thrift alone And indeed the poor.
est encouragement to thrift ia the
knowledge that with the utmost econ.
omy for years the savings OF a family
Will be inadequate to meet the the
needs Of six months of idIeness or two
OF costly sickness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

Allow a cough to run until it Rets
beyond the reach OF medicine. They
often say. "Oh, it will wear away" but
in most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called kemp's Balssm. which
ID sold on a positive guarantee to cure.
they would Immediately ses the excel.
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Pnce 25c. and Zoe. Trial size free. For
sale by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

The celebration Of Important events
in oar coun;ry;s history by industrial
expeditions hss become almost a national
custom. The Centennial habit took
hold Of US III lsIG. aud since then there
have been World Fairs ami Expositioue
galore, BuHalJ had her big show last
, Charleston is having hers now
snd ST. Louis will eclipse them all next
Year. Tho-. past aud under way are
hut 4 drop i'll the bucket IA those to
ome II the habit ~ celebrating import.
ant ~centeunials in our country's history
is "a become the settled policy OF the
government. As All evidence of what
ma be expected in this line, an ex-
change publishes the following list Of
centennial events, worthy OF celebrating
by Worlds Fairs:
Portland III 1905 to commemorate the
hundredth anniversary Of the Lewis and
Clark expedition.
An anniversary at Richmond. in 1907,
FOR the third centennial OF the first set
Element Of Virgins, at jamestown.
One at Quebec, in 1905, for the third
centennial OF the foundation OF Canada
by Chsmplain.
One st New York, in 1909, for the
third centennial OF the discovery OF
Manhattan and the Hudson river by
Hendrix Hudson.
One at ST. Augustine. in 1918. for the
fourth centennial OF the discovery aud
naming OF Florida by Ponce De Leon.
Que at Richmond, IN 1919. for the
third centennial OF the establishment i'll
Virginia Of the first American Pan LA
ment.
Two at Boston. the first in 1920. for
the third centennial Of the landing oi
the Pilgrims at Plynouth. and the sec
ond in 1923, for the third centennial o.
the foundation of the Massachusetts
Colony at Salem.
One at Savannah. in 1899. Tor the sec
nnd centennial of tbs settlement OF
Georgia.
One at Baltimore. in 1894. Cor the third
centennial OF the foundation OF Mary.
land.
One at Hartford. i'll 1885. for the third
centennial OF the settlement OF Con
necticut.
One at Providence. in 1896, for the
third centennial Of the plantation OF
Rhode Island.
One mt Galveston, Houston or Austin,
Texas, in 1896, Tor the first centennial OF
the independence OF Texas, or in 1919,
for tho first centennial Of its annexation
~ Is United States.
OGo i'll 1913. in San Frauciacc. Tor the
first centennial Of the discovery of gold
in California, and OF the treaty OF
Guadalupe Hidalgo, by which the
the United States acquired most OF it's
Far western possessions.
Que in 1863, at Charleston, for the
third centennial nf the coloni1alon OF
the Carolina.
One III 1861, at Newark, for the third
centennial OF the settlement, OF New
Jersey
One in 1867. ut SitSa, Juneau OF
Nome. one OF which may be expected tc
be a great metropolis by that time tor
the first centennial Of the acquisition OF
Alaska.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
Music Travels Nsny Miles.

A French horn played in Salt Lake
accompanied on q pinno in Helena. was
heard Sunday evening in Great Falls.
Missoula and other places hundreds Of
miloa away. Tho experiment was made
10y tho Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company. K. Jcssmp stood IN his home
at ':2O o'clock sunday evening, placed
the mouth of Ills French horn close 10
the receiver and began 10 bIow. Then
tho piano in Helena started up. accom-
papyinR the mnsic on the horn. 44i
milea away. At Misaonla. $50 miles
from Salt Lake, ut Groat Falls, 5iG
miles away, and at other places people
listened The mu'ic was kept up for
forty minutes.--SaIt Lake Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
EDGAR REINHART

do"'ge Wm hiuRton. ono Of Rcno's
c"lorcd citizens VIVA shot and killed by
mn Indian woman nj Quincy, California,
monday night while attempting to
break into the womnn'a houao. WISH.
'hRton waH trying To pry open tho door
with n rail when the tired u shot
vln' blowing tho top Of his head or.
Tho Gnz"ttc aEys Washing ton VIVA not a
ond negro whom sober, but he wan sci.
dom sober, whom nni NJ Jail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

MVst men take themselves too scti.
onfly. 1t in litilc We amount TO while
here. md We will amount 10 ovon legs
we nrc Como. Tho has been tho
caHe with moat men who have tried IT.
We will fight when Gated n liar. md
most OF M arc linrs. Tho beat philoa'
ophy OF lifc IL to enjoy 30 day. We
have no mortgage on to morrow. Don't
heavy with imptornncc. Tor you
ar" not important. Grub and garb and
4" hole in tho ground il your total in
voioc.-EX.
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Neglect Means IDnnR-r.

Don't neglect blipusnoss md cnnsti.
patton. fouf health will euner per
m~ancntly u you do. DcWitt's Little
early Risers cure such cases. NJ. Is
SMITH Bniternut, Mich, says "Dc VIII
Little Early Risers are the .mos, eatis.
factory pills [ cver took" Never gripc
or causo nausea. Elko Drug Comno,,v
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

tending sach an invita,io ss | propose
to the Cuban people. II doe not in.
volve an! thruS like coercion or force.
II cires them ample time for deGbsrs.
ton. II il the highest honor which the
United States could extend, and It is an
honor winch. in my opinion, would be
accepted.>
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25
4 Curas Of woms kind.

Is sick and nervous headaches.
Sherman q Headache cure givee instant,
relief One dose cnres. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate rolicf
21c md l0c. a box. II cures ncrrslgis.
Every box guaranteed. Tor Gala by
Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

a Connecticut woman who could no,
Keep from writing s%candalous ~letto,s
h"e been declared afflicted with
'grapho'donoia," and the doctor pays On.
Tue disease 10 worso thnn tho namo.
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ron SALE.

ron SALE.
i nave sixteen Purc Blnoied Dur.
nam Bulls. II year oil, Tor eai..
iieso buila nro all from Il thoroughbred
farm in California. For further pnrtic
ulars call on or address,,
THoMAs GTipPIH,
Carlin. Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-04-25

The case OF the State va. Jos. Brown
was called again this morning The
courtroom was pretty well filled with
jurors. witnesses and spectators. Mr..
Harrington opened the fight as soon as
the case was called by obiectrng to the
Jurors summoned by Deputy Constable
Womack on the grounds that the venire
was not properly returned and that the
acts OF the deputy constable wore the
acts OF Constable Mccoy. Justice
Morgan oyerruled the objections and
the deferse made u further objection
that the jury summoned by Deputy
Womack Was practically composed
OF the same men as that
summoned by Constable Mccoy yes.
terday. This objection WAS over
ruled and the work OF getting a jury
was finally begun. Al the time We wen:
to press "A jurors had been examined
and only I had been passed. An
other veniro for t~wenty-lour Jurors was
issued and tho court took IL recess until
$3.50 p. III.
The defense is making Il fight from
the ground up md it III doubtful il Il
jury will he secured today.
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ANNEXATION OF THE ISLAND.
Cuba Is Necessary to the United States Says
Senator Morgan-Mr. NeWlands Of Like Views.

nual bonus to Cuba Of nearly $50. 900
The natural result would be a great
stimulus upon the general prosperity Of
the island. A commercial union. Of
this kind ought to be desired by every
body in Crba who has the best inter
ests OF the island at heart.
But such a Commercial unicu,' he
ssye, -can only he accomplished by a
political union. The resolutions I have
introduced invite Cuba Ia become a part
Of tue United Statesmen a subject
territory. They provide that she is to
have a territorial form Of government
under the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, including the tariff laws,
and that her people are to be citizens,
not subjects, rs are the people OF Porto
Rico and the Philippine Islands. In
other words, to admit her as an infant
State with the assurance OF ultimate
Statehood. or course, her admission to
Statehood will depend upon the rapidity
with which she prepares herself.
NEED Sor DECIDE AT ONCE
Now, do not believe that Cuba
should be expected to make up her
mind At once upon thus subject. There
hould he nothing like forcing her iuto
annexation. Ny idea Is to give her a re
iucuon OF - per cent, on all her pro-
Iucts for Que year. or tor two years. in
order TO tide over existing or prubable
economic difficulties. | would make
annexation tile reason for these tempo
cary reductions, Its one purpose being
70 give the Cuban people IN opportunity
for deGberation and consideration I'M
affected by pending economic distress.
AS to whether the proper method Is
Tor this government to extend An invita-
ton, it seems to me the re- can be no two
views. | believe that Ill view oil the
fact that we have lately entered upon
a policy Of Imperial expansion, Cuba
would naturally be reluctant to apply
for annexation, fearing that her tate
would be that Of Porto Rico and the
Islands, | am convinced
the policy of the Republican party
drive Cuba into application for annexa-
ton. aud then to accept her simply as a
military dependency, Instead Of O. an
State or Territory. Now. what.
ever arguments may be used in favor OF
TINT policy toward the Philippine Is
lands. certainly they cannot apply to
which is Ii natural part OF the
system and lies right at our
doors.
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The case OF the State Va. Joseph
Brown eau up before Justice Morgan
this morning At the District Court MON
As o as the list ~ Jurors VA cauet
the defendant through his attorney E
s. FarrinGton challenged the panel on
the ground that Constable Mccoy did not
possess he necess ny qualifications OF \
juror IN the case and Was therefore dis.
qualified to serve the veuire. He pu,
MIR. Mccoy through a series Of quS-
tions. the to which sho we'd
clearly that the constable hsd DECIDED
opinions on the guilt or ipuocrnce Of the
defendant that would disquality him
from a juror i'll the case. After srSu-
ment by District Attorney Henderson
and defendants coun eel. the court sus.
tanned the challenge and the jury was
dismissed.
District Attorney Henderson moved
that the case be again set for trial and
an Off appointed to serve the venire
for another jury The Il granted
the motion and set the case for Friday
morning at 9 o'clock.
This afternoon Constable Mccoy ap.
pointed Mr.. A. l.. Womack to serve the
venire. The ease will. therefore, be
tried tomorrow unless the defendants
attorney ran find some valid ground
upon which to base further objections