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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

should be u great drawing card, Tho
band Ii composed Of excellent music.
ians and will do much to liven things
up. Iho jockey club il spnr,pp po
pains to make iha 1905 races the most
enjoyable ever held in Well. Good
horses will be here, good music will be
hero and good sport is assured. Come
To town and spend two enjoyable da,s :.
Wells Herald.
j. NJ. Taylor, the Wild Horse well
borer, is in " iDuemucca today. HAVING
Just returned from San Bcrnadino, Cal.
and IL ell route To- Wild Horse. where he
Will put down several wells for \. a.
Hollis. Il sheep muL of Wild Horse. MIR.
la! lOr has bored seven wells IN a field
belonging t." Mr.. Hollis already and they
are all flowing and some Of them are
trout streams. Sir. Taylor will return
to Winnemucca this winter and uu,
down several wells already contracted
Tor. He has been uniformly successful
IN sinking wells aud always strikes a
goo"ly flow Of water Silver STATE.
The syndicatcs working inaid. OF the
big insurance companies If only another
phase Of the game 81 long worked by
the railroads under vuisc Of ~fas,
freight lines. 4 number Of directors
of AN INSURANCE company organize Il
-Fyndicate' and purchase bonds Of other
syEdicat"a. Those bonds are then sold
at II big profit to the insurance coul.
panics as al Investment for the benefit
of the p~Olicyhuldcrs. The same game is
worked differently by the railroad COM
panics R'ilroud officials organic. a
last frcich; line and rename a lot CAR
belonging to the company. These cars
are then loaded rs specials and the rail.
road pays car mileage on It's OyE cGr-
to the fast freight line Ia tins way
earnings to the general Stockholders are
kept down, AN excuse offered for the
maintenance q! cXorbitant ratc-, and IL
few men Un the inside pocKc. the p7o-
ceeds.-Conmoucr.
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badger hole and fell with her, breaking
II OF her arms. Dr.. Hood WIS called
and set the broken hone. She is get.
ting along nicely.
Au open competitive examination will
he held i'll Elko on November T;h for the
position OF forest supervisor i'll the forest
service, department Of agriculture.
The examination will be con! uc,cd oy an
officer in that service aud will be under
civil service rules. Here il "a chance for
some one to secure II good position IN
the government service.
Captain QuinIan has reeigued his
position as captain OF the guards ut the
pen;tcutiary and War len Considiue has
accepted the resignation. Charles Cava.
naugh WIS appointed to the vacant
position. There are ru:nOrs afioat that
the warlen intends 10 weed out all
persons who have not been III sympathy
with his administration.
The Canadian banSs have been notified
that the execution Of the plans FOR ban
i>huug silver coins of tlic United State
from circulation III Canad has been post
ponei. 1t will require more time than
WAS anticipated "a effect the necessary
arrangements. II IL estimated that
thrc".quar;ers Of a million dollars III
American silver is circulating i'll Canada,
The people Of Goldfeld are making
heavy pull Tor the county seat OF Esmer.
aida county. They claim that tn. Y are
paving nluc.tcnthS OF the licenses paid
in the county and that three tifths OF the
voting population live in the southern
part "f the county. The people OF
Hawthorne and northern Esmeralda will
iigh; the removal bitterly. In the end
all the people Will pay the freight.
Frances Hancock, a Chicago girl, be.
licves that John Hancock vino was
hanged at Carson was her father. In q
letter to the warden, she says hel
father left home when she was "A child
and has never been heard from. He il
believed tO nave gone west and settlcl
on he Pacific coast. She sends IA gooc
description Of her father at tile time Ia,
left the east, which the warden say,
tallics IN Il general way with That Of the
! dead murderer.
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Quite Il number Of Elkoites went TO
Wells this morning Ia attend the racca.
When you want n good team and q
tirst-class rig, go to tho Elephant livery
stable. =
Sewing doun nt reas onablc prices.
Call on Mrs. Annie Dcwar, Elko,
Nevada. y
For SALE. A furnished six.room
residence in II most favorably eit uated
location. Apply to ). G.. WESTON. >
Judge Rutletgc came from Carlin
this morning. iiu says TINT everything
il moving along quietly in our neigh
boring town.
J.. w. Mnrston. better known W.
"Sharkcy," arrived from Reno this
morning. lIc will remain during the
races. Ito ,oldIthe reporter that twelve
race horses left Reno Tor Elko last
night.
Tho snto in tho Office Of tho Southern
Pacific Mt Dayton, Lyon comfy. was
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inadequate to meet the demands of the
raf'iIy increasing city business.
y lodger III the Clarendon Hotel
l'eh"' smoked Il cigarette iii bed Satur.
dhy night and went to eleep with the
stub OF the cigarette lying Oh the
blankets. Tho blankets and mattress
cnught tire aud tho smoke awoke the
other dodgers and they hustled to the
streets III their nightgow ns. The man
VINO caused the fire awoke in time to
escape beng burned. lie ought TO
have been scorchcd.
katherine, tho IL. year.old daughter
"t Mr.. and Mrs. =. y. Muller, met with
Il painful! accident Thursday evening.
ole was assisting her mother to get ice
from un ice house and carried i'll her
hhhd Il sharp pointed ice chiscl. She
Shipped. and III falling ran the chisc!
through hcr check, cutting a gnsh from
the corner Of her mouth towur | her eur.
'r- SarUurlS found it Necessary to take
several stitches IN he cut. She is rest
'nG quite comfortably today. however.
bnt her fac" is badly swollen.-Silver
State.
U.s. s"'' 'he "d man to the younG
'H''''' l avn r'"ui OF my girls and
would like To- see them comfortably
''"'''t'' ana ~ have made Il little
money 'htE VIII not 20 pennIless 10
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Sa1magundi.

Quite number of EIkoites went, TO
Wells this morning Ia attend the racca.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi

Two postal inspectors are at Carson
investigating the mail service.
The sheriff OF Washoc county collected
$33.2 Cor licences unGer the State license
law.
Mrs. Will Martin and children left for
Carson last night to join Mr.. Martin
who is a guar | at tl" prison.
Tho ElKo band will 20 to Wells To.
night to pla! ior the races. The people
of hat burg will hear some good music.
Mrs. Lang returned this morning
from her trip to the Portland Expnsi
tom. she spent souic time with her
mn;her IN San Francisco.
Sheriff Clark collected 1882 under
llte Stat" license Law. or this amount,
500 WIS for Wholesale liquor license.
Sl3 for drugsiores mud $3.50 for retail
liquor license.
Pat Grove, the kidnaprr Of the
CudahY hoy IN Omaha. was arrested in
Butte City yesterday. lie admitted his
identity and said he wanted to go back
to Nebraska and stand trial.
The oldest babe ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Enroll Tabcr died last night and it, re-
mains were laid away this forenoon. Tho
parents have the sympathy OF the com.
munity III their bereavement.
The estate Of Oliver Lpnkcy, who died
mt Verdi recently, is said tn be worth
from s2Ol 600 to $3.50, 900. Ills will Iii
vilcs the estate between his widow and
adopted son. Tho latter III made cxpcu-
tor OF the will,
Mrs. Eliza 4. Jones, who has been
Visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. A.. Bruce md
family. left for Los Angeles on No. 3
this afternoon. Mrs. Jones il from
Fishkill. New York, and this IL her first
trip across the continent.
Mrs. Schmidtlcin Of Austin discover.
ed u burglar HR he was halt way through
u window 81 her residence last WcdnCe.
hHl nl' wv I't ttIth"t bul IIhODtNl
him. mh. finding shO could not hold
the thief. scratched his face so thni he
was easily identified The next day.
Manuel Cation was arrested Tor the at.
tempted robbery.
Walter Goodyear, Lomucl y. Lilly
and WIN. u. Wiuslow. policy holders in
the New York Life Insurance company,
have asked Attorney General Mayer IT
New York for permission to bring suit
against John y. Mccall aud George W.
Icrl;iua, president and vice president OF
the company. Tor Tho restitution Of sl50.-
coo contribut Il 10 the republican cam.
pnign funds. Wm. II. Russell, tho attor
ncy FOR these policy holders, intends also
I" ir.ng suit for the restitution ~ the
at3i,0CO which Mccall testified Ind
been placed in the hands Of Judge
Hamilton ~ Albany.
~ the meeting Of the board ~ regorta
Saturday. II resolution was passcd call
ing the attention ~ the city council OF
Reno Ia tho violation of the laws govern.
ing saloons and gambling houses. 10
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f"n have "a tirst-Class highly recon-.
mcnd"d Beauty Specialist from New
York City i'll yonr town. Her work is
thorough and up to date. Manicuring,
Shamponng, iIaIrdrcssIng. Scalp
Massaging and Treatments NJ all facial
bIemishes. Wrinkles eTadicated, etc.
You now have tho advantage you would
have in any large City.
You will always regret II you do not
call at once. Office No. % Commercial
Hotel.
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pursuance VI said resolution, the regents
prepared aud signed u compliant against
the Oberon mud n copy II the same WIS
served ON the proprietors Monday and
the original filed with the city clerk.
Tho regents were compelled TO take this
action because one OF the students Of
the university, who is a minor, was per-
United to loitcr aud gamble in the
oberon. The matter is now before the
city council OF Reno for action. The
complaint will cone before the council
next Monday night. Until it acts, the
writer will have nothing further ~ cay.
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What makes the world 90
round in business; almost the
most serious work of man is
business; and business aver
ages rather crooked. There is
no straighter thing in the
world than Schilling's Best; at
your groCcr's.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

All coughs, colds and pulmonary com
p~laints that are quickly cured by Ono
Minute Cough Cure. Cleprs the phlegm,
'iraws out inflammation md heals md
" o'h"s the affected parts. strengthens
h" lungs. wards oil pneumonia. Harm.
tess aud pleasant to take. Sold by
Eiin Drug Go.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
SalmaQundi.

Sheriff Clark collected Sl3l5 for fees
and licenses last month.
Mrs. r. 4. Stephens and daughter
arrived from San Francisco Friday ON "a
visit to Mrs. Srroulr.
Tho Japanese have dug seventy ships
"ut uf tn" harbor 1T Port Arthur, and
the digging il reported TO bc fairly good
still.
There are twenty-five prisoners in the
county Jail. Two pf them are L. $.
p]ri-oncrs and the others are serving
sentences and waiting for The grand
jury.
The supreme court Of Nevada has
ccnLcrr ! "a decision sust unrng the con-
.~titutlouality II the riIht-Iour law.
Ih.s Is the -rcpnI decision Of tLc court
upholuiug the law.
Tho quarterly report II Treasurer
Boyd .hoH- ,hat Wnsho" county has "a
banded IA lch'r iurSs IF Slo2.l"0. This
includes the hnnI, issued by l;euo.
Sparks and Wud worth.
Churir- nuhcr:y anne in this Tore
noon from HaI.cck. whcr" lac delivered
a hnnrh Il cattle yesterday from hUS
North Fork ranch rIn reports the
pcpp," "f North Fork happy.
+. C.. Frey, u graiu,tc Of the Ncvad,
university, has been AZ prlntcd manager
II the simmer and Jack, onc Of the lHrE-
est mining mrorpurLtiOns in South
.Nfrira. employing $4,000 mon.
Father John H. Jones, temporary
pI~tor of 81. Mar!'s Catholic church of
Reno. did IL San Francisco Saturday
evening " BRAIN trouble lie was born
10 Aurora. Nevada, forty ycar7 ago.
Attorneys Henderson aud Williams
went io PaIisaIc this afternoon Ia attend
the preliminary examination OF Engineer
l]iridgrmGO aud Brakeman DrthCridgc,
ch lrrrI with the responsibility 81 the
Harvey wrCCS.
In the calendar year 1901 the cmi.
grntIuu FROM Italy t" "ccauic countries
aggregated 2lJ. Ia! pcraons. o. these,
ljl,lig,"r ui,oui ~ per cent, came 4" the
Unit II S,ntoa; 5g,9ii vent T." Argentina
and Paraguay; 1887 Ia Brazil. 9Oi Ia
Central America aud ~ TO Africa.
TX. Mayor Turril,in Of Reno, who has
iu4t returned from mn extended trip
through the east, tells the Gazette tho
Ohio republicans will have u hard time
p.ym, Governor l~lcrriclt from defeat.
II"rrirS. he srys. ia UP ngaiuFt u COM
hiua,Inn 81 democratic, prolibitionists
and dissatisfied republicans.
4 Texas Judge hns decided what
"run.go,- ryca are. According To the
legal definition " this eminent scholar
my unuauul movement Of tho eye, such
np u wink. a glance backward ont Of
Tho corner, or u fixed glance IL "g"n.
goo" Md conc people say Icxas IL
the gr"aioet state "n earth.
Tho travel over The llnzcn cut oil
pC"mp "a incrcns" every lay. aud every
night III the week the hotels nrn crowcd
with people iouruCyi ing int" the P"uthcrn
cnmpu 10y way 81 the cat oil Pas.
acngcr trims are always crowded. with
ihia imrncugc ouount ~ travel. iln2cn IL
iiRt becoming known Ia tho Outeidc
world. Harvest.
,s, cv.tuy wltIo Nrura EuyCr md
other girls wee out horFcblck RIDING
they had q friendly rnc" that rcsultcd in
Nlias Eager meeting with II severe injury.
Tho horse al,c wa riding stepped into a
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VI \ *

NALERGb.BuIrANo In Elko. Nevada,
October D, 1900, by A. Bruce, Justice
OF the Peace, Mr.. James VaIergo to
Miss Mary Eva Boituno, both OF.
Cortcz, Nevada.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mrs. u. L. Holt of Edgcmunt IL a
rvcs,, at the Commercial.
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Mis- Ma! AicIorihicH az Virginia
City lett thlH morning Tor Tie sherman
district, where she VIII teach school.
Thirty thousand volts Of ..l.r,r,ri,y il
spinning across the desert !" I"nopah
from "isHor ''ceh' C"I" n distance al
over Iul miles. lhis mana energy WIS
'nFucd mt" loh"phh 4" " o'clock
Thursday evening.
Nina. the n,uy 81 alton ON In, Nryudn
4 California rnilroud lpcntrd uu the lin,
II tL, u,zrn cu,.niI. will b.. the railway
eating II .,ion. Il, has three grocery
., ..,r,I s,In,rs .nt .I,,o, ho,.I
s'u course oil r"hStruc'i"p.
" 81 weather lnlpFlpTtTI with IDF Mo.
C,Irrn- KIuctoscop, chow Thur.day
r,ru-rr. but last nirh, tie ,utcrtaiu.
u.ni hn ur.tty good house, The show
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year al aJont this time the EIku bustilr
sheltered him ten days for the .nm, kind
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
The Subway
Saloon

which have prevailed the
novelty OF opening with the episcopal benedcton
AS compared with neghborng Saloons the Subway
portable and orderly sells better liquor has gambling devices
furthermore its management does permit nosy
or hepey drunk To that the Subway
on its neghbos However they easily improved that the
Subways achievement be called brilliant
There effort in the Subway minimum
except to stop when becomes dsoderly
tes to drinking short OF the point of disorder with its
portable surroundings 1t does nothing lessen evil 1t
merely protects itself against of its
customers who insist getting very go elsewhere for the
purpose.
Though saloons which thus draw may scarce about the
Subway there plenty of them every large city many smaller
ones Many saoon-keepe simply business policy refuse to
sen liquor to man who has all he without noisy
helpless Many saoon-kepeT do for liberal patron what
way does not pretend to do They that he
bestowed elsewhere sleep off his liquor danger Of robbery
In the light OF these facts says the Chicago t is
apparent that the Subway working
methods 1t merely doing with episcopal sanction
about what other well kept saloons doing without the aid of any
bishop. 1t is just a damshop
what then was the gain to temperance Christianity to the
church when Bishop Potter took interest Subway and gave
ms episcopal benedcon? Absolutely nothing is quite plain
absolutely nothing F
What the loss temperance Christianity and the church
when Bishop Potter concerned himself the Subways welfare? F
IDENTITY great and abiding
Preaching temperance the says to men THROUGH Rebon
Potter that here place where they may with its sanction drink
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The Stars Course
Approved

campaign closed 1t pleased acknowledge similar
expressions from other islands than Oahu In fact the
so generally expressed be taken anything the
which The Star took the local campaign which
sustained by the of Honolulu touched the popular
district of the islands The people all exercising
that independent judgment for which The Star has conened
the political situation developed in the campaign
same presented from
people satisfied with their work. and for their expressions
faction with The Stars work thanks extended
that this newspaper will continue its giving fairly
and squarey and editorial exercising independent
en such as IN all countries newspaper the respect
and support Of the people.
comparison OF the columns Of The Star with con-
will show that the subjects treated a b dav
and especially in the amount Of real news of daily happenings
clam the leadership 1t
serve the cordial support is receiving. Those all the news
first in The Star
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
With II. F. Wtcnman &tO., Ltd

committee had he been there, and is TO
be credited to a desire on the part of
the Wailuku people to do honor to one
of the leading citizens of Maui, and not
TO any intent to misuse his name.
The Maui News in its account of the
meeting says:
Immediately on receipt of the wire
less from Honolulu announcing that
George r. Carter had placed his resign
alton as Governor with President
Roosevelt a monster mass meeting of
the citizens of Maui was held on Mar
ket street for the purpose of endorsing
a candidate for Governor The Honor
able H. p. Baldwin was the first choice
but as he fatty refused to permit his
name to be used, Circuit Judge A. N.
Kepoikai became the unanimous choice
of the people," ..y,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
MAUI AND BALDWIN.

The talk about H. p. Baldwin's name
being forged to those Wailuku resolu-
lions would seem to be a careless as
sumption from a careless reading. AS
The Star received the news from Maui
and published it, H. p. Baldwin's name
appeared as a member of a committee
which was appointed by the mass
meeting that adopted the resolutions.
So also in the Maui News, his name
appears as a member of a committee.
Mr. Baldwin, it now proves, was not
present at the meeting and did not
serve on that committee. But the in
justice that was done him was not in
the publication Of his name as men,
Der Of the committee, but was in the
assumption of the Wailuku mass meet
ing that he would have served on the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
DRUG GO.
Fort Street
Fort Street

right up to the point of getting drunk,
and so comfortably and without loss
of social standing in the eyes of a chief
of the church.
What an invitation to the skeptic's
sheer the Subway is! What a stone of
stumbling it is to the poor man bat
Ting against the temptation of drink
and trying to be a Christian!
For here is the Subway, saving So
cial decency by refusing to make men
wholly drunk within it's consecrated
walls, but inviting them to get half
drunk with the benediction of Chris
tian bishop!"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

The political situation is certainly
diverting. Having resigned, the gov
ernor is slowly being forced into the
position of wondering whether he will
be persuaded to withdraw his resigna-
ton or not. OF course if local fight is
to be made over it, Carter can only
take one side. Thus will he depart for
Washington necessarily in the attitude
of man hoping to be persuaded to
change his mind. Surely absurdity can
not go farther than this.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

The marriage between the young
Swedish prince and the daughter of
the British Duke of Connaught some
how recalls events of a hundred years
ago. The Duke of Connaught Prince
Arthur, was born on the anniversary
of the birth of the Duke of Wellington
and was named for that old warrior
admittedly to the delight of the Iron
Duke. Now the daughter of yelling
tons godson is married to the direct
descendant of Marshall Bernadotte, at
one time a trusted lieutenant of the
great Napoleon who was vanquished
by Wellington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
w. G. Irwin & Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., Of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., of
Edinburg, Scotland
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wllhelma Of Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

The Advertiser prints the following
under the head of Commercial"
CLAUS Spreckels, AFTER a brief inter-
val from his previous disappointingly
short visit, has returned to Honolulu,
accompanied by Mrs. Spreckels. They
will occupy the mansion at Punahou
which has been desolate the greater
part of twenty years"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

"A sunstroke in April and overcoats,
wool blankets and another sunstroke
in June are the sufficient explanation
of the increase of mortality in one of
the two most healthful months in the
year. is the neat way in which the
Chicago Commissioner of Health apol-
ogies for deaths for which he seems to
hold himself morally responsible
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
BLBERT HUBBARD's SERMON.

Mother Nature in giving out energy
gives each man about an equal por-
ton. But that ability to throw the
weight with the blow, to concentrate
the soul in a sonnet, to focus force in a
single effort, is the possession of Gods
Chosen Few.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

Under the heading "A Dreadful
Waste of Human Energy" appears a
letter about Japan from Correspondent
Haskin to the Advertiser. After read
ing his article, one certainly thinks
that it is.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26
CASTLE Z COOKE, LID.
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors.
GENTS FOR

The Eva Plu Catic Comptny,
The waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The K hala Sugar ~ompany.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Nd
O. NE Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Lake Steam Pumps.
West0n's CentrifuEalS
The New Englapd Mutual Life InsuFs
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetns File Insurance Company Of
Hartford, G nm.
The Alliance AS urance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

The report that Bishop Potter is
promoting beer garden has NOV
ed r, w. Ingersoll, a student of
social problems, to observe the
Subway tavern's everyday work
ings under the normal conditions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-26

1t is always gratifying to a news
paper to receive public approval
and support for its course with re-
gard to political or other public
affairs. The Star has already men
toned the many expressions of