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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution issued out of
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District OF the State Of Nevada, in and for
the County Of Elio, in the suit of w. R.
Mayer and Oliver Mccall, as co.partners,
doing business under the firm name Of
Mayer and Mccall, plaintiffs, against
King Solomon Mining and Milling Com.
panv, a corporation, defendants, duly at
tested the fourth day of October, A.. d.
1902, have levied upon the following de-
scrlbed personal property on the premises
of the said defendant, King Solomon Min
ing and Milling Company, a corporation,
at Mardis precinct, Elko county. State of
Nevada. to-wit:
One engine, ! quartz mill complete,
! electric plant complete, l boilOr, / saw
mill complete, / office desk and contents.
! desk chair, l lion bedStead, l mattress,
quilts, 7 stoves, mug, 2 rocking chairs,
II dining rOom chairs, 2 bedroom tables,
l letter copying press, 20 kegs nails las.
sorted ~sizes), 2 boxes giant powder, 5 box
cS explosive caps, 2 boxes candles, ! small
fairbanks counter scale, E cases windows
glazed In sash, l complete set of tinwate,
! barrel lubricating oil, ; wash tubs, / set
Oster ~threaddyes, l grindstone and frame,
three 5'gallOn cans machine oil, ! toll can.
vass hose, l small double action pump,
! complete chest carpenters tools, l wood
drilling auger. ? pipe cutters, 2 pipe
wrenclles, 2 Jack screws, 2 large c~rosscut
saws, Ia sacks and 4 barrels Portland &c.
ment, ! surveyors outfit complete, s large
lamps brackets and fixtures, 2 log chains,
z Kings iron washers, II pieces drill s teel,
2 anvtls, l pipe vice, l blacksmith vice,
forge and bellows, 10 picks, l dozen
shovels, 6 drilling hammers, / iron drill
Drpcc 4 hllrlco,itI, b,u,p,a,r I .ok iJ.-t.-
smith tools, 2 mining cars, z whcelbarrows,
Scrapcr, IS bundles corrugated iron, 500
feet (mCre or less) iron pipe Of various slz'
chcs In sIze), 3 Whitley concentrating
tables, 4 large crates of concentrating table
fittings, 2 stables, ! office building, board.
ing house, and one bunk house, containing
about eight thousand feet of lumber (morC
or lesSl, IL boards lXl2l6. 8 boards
2XdXl6, 2 boards 2Xd X 10, S pieces cell.
ing ! X2NdXl0 6 pieces ceiling xxx 10,
8 pieces ceiling II, 2 bundles shin
giles, l complete set granite ware dishes,
l set china dishes, l doZ. knives, forks and
spoons, 4 bars Of iron tx II, | piece drill
steel, ] piece steel HX2Xl6.
a full and complete inventory of said
property will I've exhibited at the time ant
place Of sale thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monda,
the tenth day Of November, a. d., 1907
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock, 4. ~, ant
S o'clock p. ~, VIZ: at 10 O'Clock A.. N.
Of said day, ut the premises Of the King
Solomon Mining and Milling Co., at Mar
dis precinct, Elko county, Nevada. I vii
sell the above described property to tn,
highest bidder or bidders, for. cash, gol,
coin Of the United States.
JAMES BEVERlDGE, Sheriff
! BY JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR., Deputy
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmaaundi.

Tho election passed oil quietly yes.
terdny. lhore was considerable rustl
ng done by the workers. but all WAS
done g"rIa :.Aturedly and dcccntly.
Tho result ON Congressman in this
county 10 very close. Tho lntest rot turns
give Harrington n lead Of nineteen over
Van Duaor. Tho precincts yet to h"nr
from Will probably overcome this and
give Van Duzer tho county by II email
minority,
Tho latest returns from the Judge.
ship Iight i'll this district gives Brown n
minority ~ 205 in this county, 100 in
White Pine md "A minority in Lincoln
He Inns reason ,o iocl proud u tho sup.
port he Inns received. Judge RrowU,
here's pur congratulations.
Cnst your eye over the returns Tor
constable ~ This prcciu t and see il you
can find whore the INDEPENDENTS tow.
limo broke. Con table Mccoy haa roas.
on to iecl proud nj the otto no received
yesterday. Ito corrallcd 1913 and his
opponent baggel ll2. leaving him 81 ia
the good.
Although We woie beaten u iov
voice in town yesterday, VIC arc perfect
ly satisfied with the rosult. Il il moth
ing moro thnn wo expected from the
light wo have made Tor tho tickJt from
Congressman down Ia constable. w
have no APOLOGIZE to make Tor ou
course md no regrets over the result
Whom wa tako into consideration tho
tOea wo trond on during tho campaign
the petty cliqucs that wore fighting "
and tho trcachcry ~ eom0 81 tho can
didatcs on tho county ticket for WHOM
wo worked, the wonder ia that wo 40
as many votcs M We dit. Wc ar,
satisfied with tho result and return on
hearty thankst to those who voted for u
Tho Little Black Devii' will he clcctc,
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Was Coid-BIondCu Murder.

Particulars of the shooting at Dayton
Monday night show he affair to have
been n ~col1-blooded murder. rays the
Virginia Chronicle. Xurro did no,
strike Buralli. but was walking away
when the latter came ont III Rrnasi's
saloon. The victim WA only u rcw feet
away and the bullet struck him III the
arm Il Few inches above the elbow. pen.
etrated the boiy, perforated hn'h lungs
and severed the mann artery at the
heart. Iirp lcves II wife and two chill.
dren. There WIS great excitement after
the shoe ing in - iytou and ronSiderab.
lie talk Of lynchmR, but wiser counsel
prevailed aud the indignant citizens
decided I" let the law take ita course.
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NIGHT AIDS WIRELESS SYSTEM
Asrsoni In Lecture Ht London says,
Mssaases can De Sent Hurths1
After Davk.

Marconi. in n lecture Of tho ROYAL
institution NJ London, said Il wns by
means OF a magnetic detector thnt he
Improved upon the coherers hitherto
employed. lie declared II might be
possible by this systcin To receive sew.
ernl hundred words n minute. At pres.
ent he could read 30 words n minute.
Referring to F~chruary's experI.
monts. when readable messages yyero
received aboard n ship 1851 miles from
Cornwall, and indications were received
for n distance OF 2.Oga miles, no said
that Mt distances Of over 700 miles siu.
mails transmitted by day entirely fnileJ.
while those sen NJ night remained
strong mp to q distance Of 1851 miles
and were even dccipherable at n dIs.
tonce Of 2 .O99 miles.
This might I've due. he declared, IN
Standardization Of the very bIphIv
charged transmitting elevated con.
ductor when operated BY da ua
Old o think thnt tho efrcc, Of davlicbt
would conGne the working Of trnn,'
atlantic wireless tclegrnphy to hours
OF darkness. ne suincient sending an.
srgy could be used during tho dnytima
~ transmitting stations.
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WOULD WE'D MISS ASTOR.
Cord Deresby, Son of Countess of A
caster, IL n Tentative
sutton.

Miss Aston, the daughter Of VIII
liam Waldorf Aston, is being chap
eroned again this season by the
countess Of SeIkirk, who also has
charge of Princess Sophia, daughter
of Dhuleep Singh, the descendant Of
the grand mogul, from whose grand
father Great Britain took the
Kohinoor. MS well as a vast fortune.
In return the government IL now nj.
lowing the princess $4,000 n year.
Miss hstor Is only occasionally
seer with the countess Of Sclkirk, as
Shc goes about chiefly with the u
tess OF Ancastcr. who has Il marriage.
able son, Lord Willoughby Dcresby.
for whom tho Ancestors would like
to capture n multi-millionairess.
Miss Astor, however. has inherited n
good deal OF her fathers s~elf-ccn.
tered disposition, and will make her
W choice OF n husband.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
Salmagundi.

The best brands Of cigars and ,,i.n...
at Garrecht & Nult,'s.
Tomorrow We will publish the r..
turns from the county in a tuhmIate,i
form.
Orders Tor coal la he delivered hy Gay
Hardin should he left at J.J. Garrerb,'s
store.
New Departure. children's ready. made
dresses. skirts and bonnets mt Engler
Co.'S.
Just received New line Kemonos
Wrappers and Dressing sacks. at En-.
gler Co.
G. II. Ramsdell. photographer frun
San Francisco. has fitted W u gallery
OH the lot facing DIR. Nc '"wrll's. near
the Courthouse, and If ready h"r bust
ness. First class work Pictures mad.
ns we'll III cloud. H. ~ fair weather. >
Deputy Marshall Humphreys came
ny this morning to attend the c~nmina
ton Of Jane, Smith, charged win dis.
posing ~ liqu T'n Indians. The rxarniua
ton was held this afterno III and Smith
was bound over III $40 to appear betore
the u. =. grand jury.
The f. l"lcr 90. invite the ladies ~
ElkO and surrounding country to call
aud inspect he ir uew ialI stock. wIich
is arriving daily .corsisrinp nf silk skirts,
golf, etc ~i!k and ;iann"l slnr, waists.
tailor mnd" suits and ia .krte, all thr
latest New York novelties IN neck wear.
etc.
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The Sack In Reno.

According To the Journal, the Rcpub
leans had II large sack ~ Reno on clcc.
ton day and used the money openly Tor
the legislative ticket and Congressman.
lii" man VIII" handled the money Tor the
first few hours II mn avowcd fusionis,
and was chosen II mcmbcr 81 the Cen.
trail committee. The line Of men await
ing their divvy from the sack extended
for over II block. Sheriff Hayes md his
deputies tinnlly closed the house and
cleared out the gang of bribcrs. The
sack was then transferred to another
quarter whore the vote buying continued
but in n less public manner.
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TnE STATE.

\ Reno bulletin received this NOR
"nH y Incomplete returns from
every county in the State on Cover nor,
Congressman aud Legislative ticket
indicate the election Of the entire Fus-
ion ticket. The Legislature will Ut aud
for'y.six for Newlands on joint ballot.
Sparks majority Ia about 1000. Van
Duzcr's about 1000. The Republicans
concede everything ON the Stats ticket
eccxpt Howell and Iuhu r.. Bray. The
Republicans elect one Assembly man
ea"l, in Under. Douglass, Lincoln, two
'm-hy. Murphy beats Woodburu
FOR In lye in Fir1t Judicial District.
The remainder ~ the Judges are all
Fusion.
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Howe This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars ke.
ward Tor amy case Of CatRrrh that can
not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Props.
Toledo. Ohio.
We. the Undersigned, hnvc known +.
j. Cheney Tor the last IL years. and be.
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iness transactions, and financially able
TO carry out any obligation made by
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Testimonials FREQ.
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DYING OUT.
A Multiplicity of Wives IL BsoominG
DtatnStSful to the Women
of Turkey. .

"Polygamy is fast dying out among
h Turks. and not on account of any
change in moral standards. hut he
cause OF the attitude of the women
themselves. Formerly n mans four
OF hVe wives dwelt amicably under
one roof, but now every wife do
mands n home of her own, and the
imp~ossibility Of supporting SO many
homes Is compelling the average
Turk to limit his harsm TO one
wife"
This new proof of the civiIizinr
influence of woman, says the Chi
cago Tribune, was given recently by
MISS Florence a. Fensham. dean OF
the American college for girls at
Constantinople, I'm n talk before the
League for Political Education in
New York on The Outlook for the
Woman of the Orient"
Another statement That eemcd
novel to many of the audience was:
The Turks as a race are of fnjr
complexion. with blue eyes, and are
delightful people to know. They are
truthful, honest, and hospitable in a
nigh degree. In these respects the
mass OF the Turks-those of the nm
per and midtle class-differs greatly
from the governments; but n nation
must be judged, not by its highest
o its lowest. but by the great
class between.
1here IS n general impression
ABROAD That Turkish women are slut
up behind the lattice windows of the
harem' and have little freedom TO
go This is far from correct.
The Bosporus steamers are crowded
with them; they jostle you on every
hand In the narrow streets NJ CO..
stantinople, Yelled they must be
but yelled they go about with n free.
aom greater thar that assured any
european woman, for to modest n
Mosiem woman means death to a
TURK and serious consequences to n
foreigner.
IT is an acknowledged fact that
the women Of Turkey control most
OF the government appointments. To
quote from n work recently nub-
iished by one long reside. of tn.
country, The women rcId ultimate
sway over the conduct of the men.
Inc tangled intrigues for place and
power which center in the karem.
form the key to many vicissitudes OF
Turkish history"
Even the dress of the woman NJ
h hnrem. said Miss Fensham. shoys
their growing Independence. A few,
years ago every woman wrapped her
self before going out in an upper par-
ment that completely enshroud-
ed her head and was not to be removed
until she was again in the house. Now
all the younger women have adopted
a looser head covering. that they drop
Mt Will when on the ~Bosphorus steam.
ers for n pleasure trip or resting else
where. Several edicts were issued by
the sultan against the innovation. bu,
after q few months of obedience the
women would quietly resume their
new henddress until another edict
banished IT for a time. At last he be-
came wenried of the struggle. and the
modern fashion has become q settled
thing.
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What TrnInmnn AK.

Ad,ices from Oakland are to the ef-
feet that within the next few days the
Orders Of Railway Conductors and
Switchmen will submit Il schedule ~
wages to the Southern Pacific Company.
The schedule has been III readiness to
submit i1r the past six months but the
unions waited an opportrme time before
making their demands.
The requests OF the men are very
much the same ~ those submitted by
the engineers. tiremen, tPlegraphers and
oilers. An increase Of fifteen to twenty
per cent is askcd, together with u uni
form rate ~ wages IN all the division : oi
he tlautin and Pacific y, stems.
The dpurn'is will take the same gen.
real course us the others have. They
will bc p used upon by the respective
departments and then referred to General
Manager Aglcr tad Julius Kruttschniti.
assistant t" President Hartman. These
two gentlemen in turn will pass on the
demands and send them to the commit
tee appointed BY Mr.. Hartman tai 20, fer
with the men
According Ia. the hy-lnvs u the ur AN.
~ itinD, the rnmrau! il .ic,m thirt, la,
Ia make an nnswer I" the men.
The danger II q Icrrrd strike. uIon
the Southern Paciii * not thuu .ht Ia
lie great. Both men Snd the rrmImn,
official are rf the same. "ririum. The
hend- ~ III" dcl arrmrrts ~. un uiumoMs
III saying hat I'll" possibilities 81 = graf
rniIruad str.;" e" =" mail that II eau
no. l". .nn,i'!cr.al .y"u ur a ~I,ssiin ir>.
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Sew Wall Ci-Tka

On account u the heavy mail service
ON w%cathound trains ont 81 Ogden,
three moro clerks have been pu, IN ser.
vice hit they, instead al gong through
to Reno. run only IN Tar Hs Palisadc.
II in understood that their appointment
ia permanent.
the new appointces are William J.
Manning 81 Ogden, md f.. J.. Atkins
and &. Is. ilurlbut who are transferred
to Ogden from California. Tho mails
have been unusually heavy this year.
| tho great weight of Il bong wcstb )und.
with the ncw appointments just made
there urc now seven mail clc'ke running
' ont nii the limited.
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The story If II rrrit! good one and
runs like this: y farmer had three
boys, who were f%niinful little workers
on the farm. Two years before he had
given each Of them 1t runiH size calf,
telling them thar II :Ilr, wnuld care for
the animals they siiou.d have them for
their own. The boys made three nice
steers out of their pets. One morning
Mt breakfast the farmer said that Jones,
the local butcher. !ai offered him $50
each FOR the steer and TINT he guessed
he would 90 down town ia the evening
and tell him he could have them When
he went into the pasture at night. he
found the steers gone. and when his wife
told hun that the boys had sold them
and each boy had $50 in his pockets
that mans feelings were too deep for
u~tterancr, and he went ont to the calf
stable and said something
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Allow Il cough to run until 1t gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh, it will wear away, but
i'll most cases it wears them away. Conld
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam. which
Is sold on Il pusitive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately SEQ the excel.
ent effect after taking the first dose.
Price DC. mud SOC. Trial size free. For
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FROM ONpAY' DAILY.
Salmagundi.


There will be no paper issued from
this Office tomorrow. You all know the
the reason why.
Hourly bulletins Of the election, to
morrow will be received at the Demo,
Hotel. beginning at q O'Clock tomorrow
evening and continuing until q o'clock
Wednesday evening.
Hon. Il. +. Bnrtine arrived from Rem
this morning and will address the peu.
pie II lko tonight at the Courthouse.
MIR. Bartine is II ~ the ablest men in
the State and thoroughly nnders t tnds
the political issues before the people
Let everybody turn on, and hear him.
Paris Mutuals will I've sold at the
E~"""'n"rc;nl Hotel t"ni'ht and tomorrow
night 'n 'ie result III the election in the
State aud EiSI county. This IL some =
thing new III pool selling in Elko. Get
around Hnd pick the winners.
PresiJsnt Roosevelt IN his Thanks.
giving prnslama'i ion grvr. credit to Prov.
idence tor the pSo-perit, She country IL
enjoying. Here inNevada the Republican
spielers have given all the credit io the
Republican party. It's a little rough ON
them to he knocked "tf the perch 10y the
President. But they siill sing the same
old song.
DcmOc ats, stand b.! yonr State. leg.
~lslative and county tic Gets tnmorrIw
The Republicans will vI.c pretty solid.
~ FOR every man on their tickcts. and
yuu can only Offset he u by stick uR
close :" yrnr ticket. DO It and he hap.
py when the ballots are counted.
II you favor the election Of Francis q.
Nrwlands Ia the United States Senate
yOu should stamp "A cross ia the squares
at the night Of the III Oscar
Graham aud Thomas Hunter FOR State
Senators and ". G.. Greathouse. |. H..
roguc. K. f.. Skaggs and Marion 5.
Wilson for tssembl! man. 1t is the only
way to vote for Mr.. Newlands.
\. vote against tue Democratic leg.
~islativc ticket If Il vote for "A Republi-
can Scnat rial candidate who, il elect
ed. will vote with that party Tor the
total destruction of silver; against the
interests Of organized labor; placing
still more power in the h nda ~ the
trusts and Tor the continuance 81 the III
famous measure ~ government by in.
junction
There III nothing that adds to the
peace and quiet "f a community so
much M faithful, earnest local officers.
For nearly two years EIko has had the
services OF a faithful, fearless officer i'll
the person 81 Constable Y y. Mccoy.
He has done his full duty ON oil occas-
iuns aud deservesa reelection tomorrow.
Tie citizens OF Elko regardless Of party
should support him with their votes.
Horace Greedy once said: at III
strange how close men read the papers.
We never say anything men don like.
but wo soon hear OF it.. 10 we happen to
say a good thing we never hear Of that;
nobody seems to notice it,. We pay
some man "a hundred puirs and he takes
it as n tribute to his greatness-never
thinks it doca him any good. But il we
say anything he docs no, like or some.
thing that hr imagincs rrtiecls on his
character, arc hoT quickly he flares up
and gets excited about it. Then our
evils aro charges against us. bnt we
never apparently, get any credit Tor the
good we do"
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DiSSOLU rIOS or plHrSEnSmIp,

Having purchased the interest Of
Charles II. Bristol in the ranch on
North Fork, the partnership heretofore
existing under the firm name Of Bristol
" Nuckols is hereby dissolved by mu.
tual consent. Al persons having
claims against said firm are requested
to present them to me for settlement
and all bills due the firm are payable
Ia me.
Eiko. Nevada, October 3, 1902.
Charles l.. Nuckoia
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Cured ar PILES After 10 Year.

Mr.. Z. %lluney. OF Geneva, Ohio, had
the piles for forty years. Doctors and
dollare could do him no lasting good.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve cured hin.
permanently. Invaluable for cuts.
burns bruises, eprains. decorations, ecze.
ma, letter, salt rbeum, and nIl o.hpr skin
diseases. Look fer the name Dewitt
on the package--all others are cheap.
worthless counterfeits. For sale b, the
Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07

rdAari &. Triton, .urveynr and civil
engin cr. rI,.i T.. \. LriId, wiIo left
Eur"k, sinui ~" ". cks ago tai cX.
amiI" int" i've. prrp 'scd outrs Tor an
extension II the Eureka n PhIisade
Raiir"nd rom Eureka to- rnnopah, re.
turned her" "Wednesday. On the way
to Touopah they went over the route
through Fish Greet, Vull~y and Hot
Creek Il" Tnnopah, md fonn.i the Ills
tance /" he ahout 80 mile. IIr re-
turn trip Was maize by way II Belmont
and Devil Gate, and ;he distance over
this route WIS 40 miles. BON uf ;lr-.
routes were found ia he feasible. md Il
railroad ,uulh be built over either
withou; great difficulty OF the rxpeudi
ture "t d large amount Of capital. 1t
ia understood, however, that the latter
route WIS preferable, owing to its being
over Il much more level coun;r, tn IN
the route by the way nf Hot HnHS. go
Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-11-07
II you ure billion. r.t Sc. k,uy mIyis

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These famous pill Il, no; grippe. but
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cleansing the liver. Their tonic effect
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