Weekly independent. [volume], October 04, 1891, Image 4

About Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914

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THIS Nil* V KM MSntMEST.
It bs wj io disputable fart, mj? the
P.'iirw News, that ft jlruM Mlioict
in favor of tlx frv?- nod unlimited
<cii!b(e of silver m growing all ?> tr
i-ouotry.
So lu3x as the demand for the fn*
riul ?<? ntjte rt-^rdtd
?* a mt>r* cil' ?rt of the rltM pn>
dcifn I/) r?if? the prior "f lh? mrtal.
f? long ?'%* the Rtst indifferent. B?l
1h? firiMrv cud mwliMicl and work
iwp ??f the Enet. and MjMnal!)' of tie
jj'iat M.r*?<i.TFi;;pi v-'.lrv, are oo?
i?:.rL':oy tluit tli? true avw of de
j'f"Sfic >n tliey hw ?o k*o?; fell is the
rnojlt ?>f the mluc'ioii of th> ooaej
* jl'liir causttl by ?>ie d?-tnoneltZ?(i'>n
i'( 6ilrer; ll?a: Uie druppiax of silver
(mm the eoinrtfe was BcaKn^li?li?l
I'irouxh h conspiracy of ?>|<it?i:.?tB 1
end ?->rid holders a*ain?t the de>>tor
elans, uud that the real |iur|?M of the
not of l}f73 was to wake the rich
richer and the poor [xjorer.
Thtia th? producing classes are be
ginning to eee that they hire Uvn
kuJe the victims of a threat cr.jne. ami
t'.at the- crtcj f be undone be
fore tf- i? general condition can be
lettered Hi or need more money,
letter prices fur their product. b r"e
vhu''* 'or llvelr trork. and ti.':j .
In had i? long aa the money supply
is limited to gold. and silver rejected.
3C?.t?ire *llr?T to it# "Id olase in the
currency is therefore the demand of
lh** farmer, tbu artisan, t'le laborer ?
of r-.U industrial clashes. And the de
mand Is growing.
tsT.lTK ttOAItfl OF ASSHSSOItS.
A special to the Keno Gazette, dated
Cureon, September '35, says:
r he State Board of Avueseors and
l^uuiiuSion at its eocsion to-day
u-?.,'S>ed the several railroads in the
Slate as follows: Central Pacific
main track. ell, OX) per mile; side
tr.tok. $.'1,000 per mile; Virginia Jc
'1'rjckee main track. 812, 7o" p' r in;!e:
a.do track. |"bW per mile; Carson A
C.;!omdo main track, 83,400 per o.i!e;
tide track per mile; Eureka A
PaiiMile main track. 33.500 per ii.de;
hi'le track, $1,500 |?er icile; Neva la
Cnltfornia Oregon tn:<in track. 12,1(0
pc.- uiilt; side track. el.OOj per mile:
Sfvuda Central inain track, ?i300
j.-er mile: silo traoV, $1<7A); ttuliy Hill
m:?in tr:io!{. #3,100 per mile; side
tr? u.-k, ?1.500 per mile.
?villi the C. 1'. thi? repre^n!s a
raise over last v?ar*s total ;^>c+-raent
?>' (?ZllJSiO 31, said increase not in
cluding *ide tracks nor any prof?erty
ri-<; ,ir.?l to bo titutt-pcd by the County
Ateossnrb; n'ith the V. A T., a raise
over lust year's total a.ssewment of
not including side tracks nor
my property re?juirod to b3 iw*.-iv-ed
by tho County AwMnrii. V.'ith the
C. A C. a raise over last year's total
ap-s^asment throughout the State of
$19,200, not including sido tracks nor
liny property re-juired to be a*ftese<-d
by tho County >ra.
KLECTIOX8 TI1IH YKAIL
The following Statu* w?P bold elec
tions on the 3rd of November, this
year:
Virginia will elect one-half itsSen
ntore nod u fiill Iwueo of Delegate*.
1'iA'n wild Miww.'iiu ?elts will fleet
? I lorprnor and other Ktute otfk-er?
mul LtviHibture.
Miwiseppi wdl elect three Ilnilrojk.1
Corn ni (winners and UKi?lvtarr.
NohraBkn will cl?vt A&nciat. Juv
tice of the Supreme Court and ?wo
lU'H'-'U ts of the .Stnta Uuivernilf.
Xew Jcrwy ?will elect part of the
Senate rii'1 Ap.-em'jlv.
Ohio will elect a Governor nnd
other 8lut?< ofllcerii and Legislature
?u:d vote u|K>n uprop-ivsd amendment
to !li? I lonstilution providing for uni
formity of Uixution.
IVn?jlv!ini/i will elect ? Treasurer,
Auditor-General, ami vote whether n
Constitutional (' invention Khali lie
held, an I >ii>:t delegates to the paine
New York will elect Governor,
Jjieuleaunt-Governor, Slut? ofljrera,
IhuSenitve, th? Atctmlil)', ten Justic
??? of the Supreme Court and a Uepro
ti"'iUtivo iu Congr>-wf froui the Ninth
District.
Maryland will elect Governor and
Other Str.to oiflcers and fy??Ulatiire.
Til K K1.7SATOU AT JtKVO.
ft N refretliltia to ?oo wmothinji of
our t:Ufte<l tttata* Senator* ouco in a
while nnd linvo tticui show that ihcy
fe-lao Into-oat in tho well-boin# o<
tli"ircon?tlt'joht*. stenatorStowart'a
fipe^vxi Itui uufliv at tUo pavilion wan
ai>jirec'd?o<l ono huodrod tluiea more
tii iii it would hare l>eoa If delivered
ju?t on the eve of the neit campaign.
Tha Senator t ?kl many truth# about
Nev.tda'n agricultural pot-nibilitiea
thiit ?!i'>tild t*? heeded. lie gave the
j MMttte .ulvioo that they would
?to vv-tl to profit by. If our repre-eu
lativei m C-ingroea would maka a
pM';ti>;e of coming homo a littJo
?#fl"i4er nwl ?ipQiiditig tuore time in
th? fit i'o tlley uuuld kno?r lietterthe
a? fit o' tbi paople, make tunny warm
fr i. rfi.lt ?n< I i{i?'" t>.)VUjr antique lion
tluiiitrallj. ?\ GmtotU.
?H? HI?ljMWflM
'Hie Nebraska Hopubllcnfl State
'? ti'rutiun which imc. died to or 'lor
ii l< i' 1 -in, Jief>f.i?ki, ou llm iHtb iu
t ittt lor "uoni-Mt money."
it/ in' ji irty fm<?r* iJ;?,ionent money,
ie ?l<>uJi<r.<licoi i ud} bo ttfjlcj the l<?
?jbiKlu method of jfrOMOlJIKMIlg
.tUU.A lull CViih'ffO. I
91.0*0 KKWARil. |
omn or )
CO. OO IMISSIOXEKJn. I
Aluumst Col, Pis*. ) j
PiT7*sriwni. Sept. 15. 1*C?1
Thr alxfrt iiaiMkl i*??rd rifl I*
paid by ihr Gmjik?i'<Mra "f A lie- '
fhany county for Um arresl 01 d*- j
tentico of
FicorxKi C*tLTD5 FnjM*aa*s,
a'iu Ambruwe G. Bsod. ?'"< Aod?- .
fto. alias YfOUck. alia* A- H. C&arim.
who from Allcsfets^ sv>set;
jail 00 Srpt?<Bi?r 14. Itc-L t u ?tio j
U <c dieted by tfa? Gnsii Jury for the ,
mnruer of Ueuctire 1> H. Gilkic
wa.
FmWkk Carhoa rttrfssow if
>r*r* nM, C (oet C or 7 inches bifh. ?
weijrbs 1^3 puUD<V, rieo-ier l?T>i J
?lark complexion. dark ejr-s. di-'c j
hair mixed vitk p?T. teknl. if j
dark mixed with jrray. dvrk i-*cb.ji ?
mustache. looks ofe than be re*!^)
in, looks like a J-*, box is o-_4. bad tro
btiard trhee he If ft here, baa extra
fi'l. wore a wat d>ns blue stil
of ilothw w jtb cnt-*-?iy oat. *hiW
(bin S.DU ilaa<l'c? collar: s;>ea.ka str- j
tr.il Un^t:ri^t?. has traveled oon< -r j
itbl<'. is a desperate man and wih kill ,
? t -.th? r lliatj b* .akes; has tht tha-p 1
. cicia*; c- is intellect. qcirk a&J
?erj- active.
Kostxr E. Meters.
Jj iuj> G. Wtii,
Dmi? J. Doixt
Hoard Co. Commis
si >j2ers Alleghany Ox
W*. H. VlcCi r i?r.
Sheriff.
If found, arrwst ;-nd wire, or eecd
an J information to
CAMELS WEIR.
Supt. Police.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CUjof the I'nltD ?wn.
"During the fr*>quer.t visits I hare
made to >*ert<.o.** said a ciinie^: en- 1
jrineer of Philadelphia to an Inquirer
rejorter. "I have come in c*?alac*
with many of ths Indians resident
there and have heard t-on_>? very '
J Bic*uiar stories. One. * hU.-h ail the
i Indians unite in telling. u that far in :
the interior ;h re exitUan enormous
city, never yt? visited by white tuen 1
i It ir deftcriL?ed as peopled by a race
| similar to the ancient -Vztezs, stw
| are eun worshipper and offer human
i tacri rices to their deity.
"Tne race is 6a:d to be in a hi^S
state of civilization, and the Indian
say that the city is full of hu?'<*
structures which are miracle of
| quaint but beautiful architect!;:--,
1 aad are situated on broad-paved
| streets far surpassing thoso of the
City of .Mexico.
"One ludinn, I recollect, assured
me that he had eceo the cit> and its
inhabitants with his own eves, hut
had been afraid of being captu rod and
had flod. Of course, I did not be
lieve him, but all the same, it is not a
little Grange that the accounts of the
Mexican Indian* relative to the mys
terious and magnificent interior city
agre* perfectly."
TbeSlatr- Fair.
The Reno JourDiil has this to say !
of the stock parade at the Fair last |
Thursday:
The Kraud-stsud was well filled
with ladies by 11 o'clock. No letter
recommendation of Nevada a? a stock j
State could be given than the stock i
parade, which was ezc-llcut iu every !
reS|>oct. '11)0 hnndwino animals, |
Ijoth cattle and horses, caused much
favorable comment The animals are
ull largo and healthy. The success of
the Winters' stable demonstrates the
great possibilities of this State to
produce fa?t st<*'k. The donate is
such that Nevada raised animals are
I cm susceptible to ailments than the
California horse. Slowly liut surely
the people of Nevada are beginning
to realize that they can success'tiily
compete with older State* in the rais
idk >if thnroui(libroil u?ltl>). The dis
play in this line does the State credit.
The parade (>egan nt 11 o'clock.
All the animals enteral at the grounds
participated. It was thoroughly eu
joyed by everyone present. It was a
I Hue advertisement for Nevada.
Hoard or KqunllzAiloii.
All the preliminary work of investi
gating records from the Assessors of
the counties in tho Slate of Nevadn is
over with. To-day tho Hoard will
hear any ono who desires to make a
statement before it, in regard to
taiod valuation of corUdn properties,
etc.
O. II. Swingley, Assistant ' Tn*
Auditor of tlio Union I'aoillc, is in
tho city in the interest of the U P.
Some years ago this company graded
[ llfty telle* of road l>ed fron? I'ioclio
to the tnmin? district* mound It.
Not u singlx tie "r mil has been laid
upon It tnd the Asues'sor of Lincoln
oounty l.n* it for $'2,(XJ0 a
mile. Tuij i.4 unheard of in tho as
peMinent of railroad*, as I hey are not
considered taxable until something
mutertol has been placed u|>on tlio
road bod. (Carson Apjs>al.
Visitor? I understand that you
want rouio painting done.
K litor? Ves; I wish a sign painted
at tlio foot of tlw? stairs. It is for
poets to road uftcr I lire them out;
and as they generally alight on th<'ir
heaJ you hud bettor paint it like
this:
:
j'ilOCKl MIIX WV'IS J.JCOfi:
?(Truth.
| The Hficord wiys flour is n s^irre
nrticlu In 1'ioche and tioiuniuO'l* * I
i good price. I
IHSTKJCT COIKI.
Hos. A. L FiTft.rtiuv PmidifY.
5. 1W.'
Addif lH (lriSt5i? rv U?.V*rt &
Mioe* ? J sdrnrct cc.teiKi fMK*i is
UtvoiicMr nt*1 *C:7?nl*Wofl of
i}?-rt.rf p4rlir> SW t>arr<KiL
W. C. Pn? rs. Aetooe p
oc mote <{?. S.
attorney !.v dr!to.iU/? Cocri urip.>i
jiJikwii eckwvi fur wieadut !
Storff.
Albert! -*? 5viiicsr>ftt t*. Frt-d
Seott ? Furth -r cvm*?dc-nt>e>s of i
rtUii&C a?3 bcur (uaiis asJ 1.1x3
(Artv ?fx-a cj;> frv?ai
STv. 1931. to file brwis aod n*. ;
Siij Ur*f? u j ifSUrin ta l?f *ect '
to J u<ig? JL L r\iiCrr?jJ U Eu.-viu.
iVkll.
Hot. G. F. T >1301. Jod.r.
Xtlsoa vs. X. P. Guliacer
Jake X*5?oa u>d J. JL Pca&xr
rkk.cn and ct.-.rr o&i uj if'<? b?ar
in; frj-Jro* a^3sw>i is *w cw*??j
that jodzroest rvfv^raicjc corrert
;c?iu^ri?mj<efcr>d?iinrctin? fuordjsure
ud 6il< *? |?ved f jr iq the taecJ
rO flOUp'jtBt be cLicCcd.
Xick of tbe Wctd>.
Mr. A. R. itcCmj, of Ctrlic. ?? ic
kft sijrft. Mr. MfCin i? ajreut
j fw tbr Cswi'm l>;?su:k C.^bjusj, .?
i ?U-I c~xae cp to clsD.rt Frec<?in
H_J to ifrvrtiin (LrU>rr it woyld I*
1 ;nSF;i>> U? ?et the Sneoery for that
jopulrr pl*> "Xick of the Woods."
ahicb the C-ariin ix>ys hate prepared
tbMSflres to (>toisK is a muctr
which !beaselve? treoit, i- i.11 ?
?ho witnessed its reaJhi-jo at Car Jin !
( can testify. fhe pi-ec* i* oae of thnil
| ihg ixiteivst tLlviii;bout. *z. J its pr>
! dixrtion here * ia, be an tv?at to
| irhieh the aaasmest lovin* public
i will Jojc forward with interes-t.
! S'l.-ii of ti>e W<> *i* aril) b~ phv?d a:
j Fr?*nac lla.ll ab.^ut it* ltlh of CV>
| Vui<?-r, due ?ot;-c*f of which will be
i irivea in these co'.uii.cs. L?x>k oat _
I for the tcQoauo-tiea! acd be pre- j
j pared to eoj -y a v?-ry p'.e.~;y.ut eves- )
: inir'tf t-tertkicm^nt
Vinrinia Chronicle:? Senator Stew- !
1 art. is uu the and the j
' Chronicle although opfoseJ to hsm i
I in i?ivej liioi a ?elo?'ii? m a
Ward working R-pr*-aenUwtive of the
' ota'.e of Nrval.-.. If the S*r?3??tor
i could forward the interests of iri.jj*
i tion acd silver. by iloaery lacguage
1 an 1 tr??d practical work alone the
! wir;.n!i^rt> of our State ?ould t >3
inativ. II? is ht&diciipp^J, however,
still the Chronicle thinks lie id honest
in that which he has d'Cie to forward
. loth tLe interests which are vital to
I Nevada.
Jots real: -Yesterday afu-rnooo three
families from south e-esteru Nebraska
arrived in town ou their way to Cali
fornia. Thev traveled in old style
j emigrant wagons, as Sweet Bet*y
j froui Pike, who crossed t'je bigmoun
j tain* with her lover Ike, with yaller
i dot; and other a'.-ooinpaniiiienU.
They have bc-eo four months on the
road and it will take them two weeks
longer to reach their destination.
Idaho Avalanche: DnJT Hamilton ]
and Dad Oi&en were t?oi>( the hap- j
picet nieu iu town Wednesday night, J
all on account of winning tr,? b><j I
match race for ?riV) a hide with Gray j
[ Dad. 0!?en has sold Gray Dad to
11'ineNt Dill Hamilton, who uu* of- j
I fern to match hirn against any horse
in the county. 440 varus and repeat,
| for Zi/M or $1,000.
Orovllle, (Oal..) Now Era:? John
j Warner. of Merrimae, hnsa wound on j
] ono of his hands which it is feared |
| will coni|c.'l amputation. The wound !
was cull red by ancrutch from a cat.
[ The hand it swollen to nil iioineuse
| sir.e und very pninfid.
Silver State: ?The arontest attrac
tion that pouM 1m> added to the circus
that exhibited here yesterday would
be a ceritlemun.
No one doubts that Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy real
ly cures Catarrh, whether
the disease be recent or of
long standing, because the
makers of it clinch their
faith in it with a $500 guar
antee, which isn't a mere
newspaper guarantee, but
" on call " in a moment.
That moment is when you
prove that its makers can't
cure you.
The reason for their faith
is this:
Dr. Sage's Remedy has
proved itself the right cure
! for ninety-nine out of one
hundred cases of Catarrh in
the Mead, and the World's
Dispensary Medical Asso
ciation can afford to take
the risk of your being the
one hundredth.
The only question Is ? arc
you willing to make the test,
if the makers are willing to
take the risk ?
If so, the rest is easy.
You pay your druggist 50
! cents and the trial begins.
If you're wanting the
$500 you'll get something j
better a turc / j
MUiter, KV?w?
At a of Uv Tumrprt
bunk tws ?-v?sin?. tiif K>Uot:&(
0?ifyCf iOkf tii? tcsiaj!
)??r:
Icrtrofior? Ckpt Phil Rjelwr.
J. U?i?T.
Faw kl. F. SrfjaJdt.
S?cv?*d Liw:tea*ai? Gw\F*.?AaJ.
TturJ L*.utooatt--J. R. l*i<M>KetU
E. A. Wiv.
? L^.cu j, Hackett.
TVe HUB cu?.alsbuOcd
oEkxrs
y ? UajkCirtsiach.
Socwod S*-ye?*tf_E. v. Way.
ThinSScrBwaisi?W.W. Wil'kemw.
Focrth Srrc?aai? W. JL Selburo.
f 'raI Oarporal ? Goo. Fec?iis.\n.
C?.^K.ra]-J. JL M?v.
TLird (Xcinral -J. X. Ph ilip
Fourth CV>rj?jrai ? Jasx-s R*i *y.?
(Tia? RrtYir.
Mrtropolii** ?*>oche.
The &aia wire* c i the e!ertric light
p. sal are *iraag frosa the powerhouse
at tbe tU?n>ond works to tJ^Mjelw*.
a d&ta&ce of aboat two mi W. and the
works, with a ctim'jer of the business
lK>uae$ *b>ut Sowo ar* wirr-J to re
cv^Te lights aid will be cv>ane*:ted
with Hi? aw line as Koa ai> distrib
=1'ct t?ios arv itmiiAl which will
be .n a few days Su*. L. g'.ts of
W?ing power tic b- suppli.<d and
w e iojk for the s} 6>a to be generally
adopts! throughout the to? n. when
its a-jraatigtw ire fully under>v*>l
and *f.j>rt<rutjd, tboa?h to a roajority
?.*f the old timer* hvivrk.?.-tric lighting
issomrthiag oew and is recard?l
w ith more or Jess of d^trust.? llU^e
ord.
Iu For It.
Jadge? -Have you ectthiag to say
why feoteooe of death *oouid not be
proaouccedj"*
PrUoa-r? -Kin I say wot I please?"
J adtf?? -Crrtaialy.**
Piwuer? -And ?vn't yon pro
nouoce senteaoe until I get through?"
JuJg*? -Xo."
Primer ? "Can I talk as long as I
want to?"
J udge Certainly."
Prisout-T ? ** ^ ell, Jedge. yon can
ju?t settle yourrelf down ft.r atwer.tr
year chat."? {Good Xeas.
Gr&tz Daltoo, convictcd of train
robbery at Alila, on the Southern
Pacific K. II. February C, lSDl. and
V nl. Barton Smith, convieted of train
roliberi S.-pUiaber 19, 1S1?1, e^ aj^d
from the jail at V.salia. California.
I Sunday night- Th* prisoners were
to reoeire sentence yesterday mum
but when the Sheriff went into
j the jail for them the bird* had Mian.
A reward of 33.000 is offered by the
S. P. Co. for their arrest and return
to Sheriff Kay, at Vitalia.
i Carson Xewsr? \\ hen a man com
| mits forgery now-a-dars the papers
herald the fact with flashing head
j lines. Forgery had become *o com
1 nion in this country that it seems to
us that it is about tim? for the prow,
i to give all such ileus to the public
under one heuding, similar to thoij?
of marriages aod deaths, and set them
up in just plain, wm da) t>jv.
Sunday evening Miss Mattio Rev
Dflds and M?s. Merritt were killed
and M.&S AJma Kohleim fatally in
j jured nt Marietta, O.by being thrown
from a carriage on the way to church.
Here is a gootl op|?ortunity for Sun
day sticklers to fxjint a moral, f?ir jf
| they had stayed at home no accident
I would huvo befallen them.
Car*on News:? By rcjuost of ilio
State Executive Committee the i-' lit to i
j Cog vent sou of tl?o Nevada \\\ C. T. I
U. to be liel-J in Genoa, has lieeu |xoit- I
poned tlil Tuesday ami Wednesday, j
October 0 and 7. it is hoped there ?
will b* a lark{f) attendance of delo- I
Kates nnd others at the Convention. |
The Chloride Belt says: A gentle
man who wad recently in Big Pine,
Inyo county, Col., nays that iu uiauy
instance* ttpplefl, peauhe*, etc., will
not be gathered front the trees Tho
supply exceeds tho demand (it
i?uts jut pound, and the nutire* re
fuse to sell at it less figure.
Richard Nash, who was shot by
Orti* at Keoo on tho 17th instant, is
improving rapidly and is uow able to
leavo his bed.
The Use 0!
Ifordi, dm?tle purgatives to relievo cosllv
nes? Is n dangerous practice, Dud more ii.it' ;
to fallen lt>o <ltieuse o:i lite patient tliaa i
curs It. Wliat l* iko'IoJ It ? medicine thnt
la of?.' -fully iipviiliiR the tow .'1.4, orrcci
tlh* r.mlvo tktl-lt >.111 eslatdUlits a lutiiin
dally act loo. Such bit aperient U found iu
Ayer'a Pillo,
which. vviillw- t!i'>n>iiij(i In action. strenat'x
u well iu stimulate the UiweU auu excrete* ,
>rft-tti?.
" V tr cliht jrnri I ami pfTHclctl with eon
<tl|Mti hi. widen hi Imi lieciilite ?? l>a<t Ilia
,.ie tliwuirs could iln mi more tor lac. Thci
t lie/ in to t.iko Ay.'f'n I'lIK and soon tl.<
mvvjIi ttecains rrjtulnr and natural lit tin Ii
oivnn?nl?. I am nnw In excellent health.
?Win. II. I>c|jiti<:elt, lh>u;t, Out.
'? W.iou I feci tl. ? iici'd of a cathartic, I
ako Ayer's Pills, an t Im-J litem to t/u luuru
Effective
han any other pill I ever t.ioU." ? Mrs. 15. C.
lrnM>, Hnrwclivlllc, Vo.
" For years J lnvciiccn ?til |?*rt in rnn?lt
ration mid nervous l.-i'tachi'*, canned I y dc
mnrcincnt ->f tlm liver. After tokltiK virion*
ntnellos, I have hi-mmc convinced thnt
tyor"* Pills ore the hest. Tlieylme never
? Ii I to relieve my hlllotts ailm Its In n short
ms and t nin sum my system retains It*
/?n? longer after Hit uto of these Mils, than
las lieeti the casn with any other mulleins I
isv# tried."?!!. 9. Slodtfc. Weimar. Tcxat.
Aye
r's Pill
r-x
rnKrAn?.n ?r ?
Or. J. O. AYRTt ft CO., T.ovMI, I<Toi?
Bold by :dl Int.ilm i t M?U>diio
TYPOGRAPHICAL BLUNDERS. ,
o* of tu??
LttUicr. tiAm
The mistake* in newspaper office?
ari>inp irum the faulty chije^rraphy ol
occasional contributors hare led t?>"the
publication * *f a few fcprcuoolks v* vs.
the U<v'hsUr INKt-Kxpre^N. The t).
wec? i*allatliuia refer* to one Li>t-mv.
that of a Sjtactoe clergyman n ho pave
the mcnusoript of a xraoii of his to a
reporter ?.f the Ntandaxd. f?>r the j.ur
jx>ve of making an abstract of the dis
course for pub Heat km. The inauu
script said of John Wesley that "though
oniy a prvsbyter. he himself onL-invtl
Thomas Coke to the oSice of episco
***?? ? ?Tto I>enmanshSp wns
so bo.L howcrcr. thit the reporter made
oat this statement to mean and read
; though only a Prvsbyterfcn. he him
. srb ordained his cook to the okier of
cpiv^vicy." The Hrooklyn EasU- fol
low* this rp by relating fcow some m:iu
u-enpt of l?r. Talnia^v came to its of
j-ace at cnc time in which ..ceurrvd the
"u finds our Lord." When
the words appeared in print tkev were
neatly transformed to read: ?? >; y tall
fnend. our LonL" Horace OrA-ler s
manuscript wa> a puzzle to most people,
and therefore it is not to be wondered
at when he wrote: "Tis true. V, r.;,v
t-_. pity. 'tis true." the types ru-.d/him
; **? ? "Tistwo, U- fifty: yes. -tis lift v-t wo. -
3 '-*l??fster daily a fC w years a"o a
reporter wound up a tketeh i f a little
. -r,W ^' llaJ irnm f,t? effects of aa
iXplosj vaof firecrackers which he e-ir
riod in his px-kct> in thc?? Words: "liu
a?l cted and Ureav.d pc. xuts will have
1 the sympathy.- cte. Thc announce
ment as it appeared in j int was cn of
fer of sympathy to "his aCIicU-d und
Dun.i-d patti_"*
A New York compositor, accustomed
tofcettinpup the marine news of his
paper. and who therefore found it con
1 vvnlent to sot up and save names of
. Cities aad towns alon;,' the Atlantic
! coast. mad- himself famous by an amus
j ia;,' crror. His copy described how a
p. aUem.-.n had aiet death l.y the "hand
?* ''^"i l-nee.- Tomvc time he
rvacbed up amoa-r the list for the word
Ifovidvnoe. of Rhode Island fame, but
i v-v " .aa>te took thc "ronp wonL
; 1. hen the paper cam.- out the aeouail.t
ances of the dtwsvxi learned for the
first time that their former friend had
been removed by the -hand of divine
>aatodfL"
POPULATION^ GERMANY.
H*. Crown r?i? Than ,%?y othrr Euro.
P?*n ? ount ry Km** Hu..Lm,
V31.1"!'" of u'- German censu,
tak.n last I>ecembrr have been pub
li-.hcd. ana Germany regards the out
?ith th ^^'ral "?""'action, for.
?ith the exception of llussia, it has
f?row n faster than any other European
country. The total population last De
VT-7J- Was 49'?M ??' a* apaiust 40.
cr^'in .h" T" fchow |n- * of
? in the fire years, and the largest
Cain in any five year* since the estab
lishment ?f the empire. I? 1ST| the
population was 41.(KVTW. I? ,he ncxl
Ore years it increased LMs.-VW. From
1^5 to Is.so the frain was 2.50rt.7ol. but
from 1M, to I sv, it decreased to J.C.l.n".
tT. tl U ^ tUn"K wh,eh lm'?Jffra?lo? I
to this count rj- was very heavy. An
to the character of thc increasi-. the '
T) I "ft" 1" eood fts ?? this country.' I
The bulk of it was in the cities. Tcn?r !
etnt. of it was in Merlin, and more than
one-half of it in the ten largest cities of i
EumS! C' compared with other 1
J?"?P?an countries. iJermany i? t|?. last |
. . [a" KT"wn a^.ut ::."joo.o(kj, A?s. j
tna less than X.OOO.fxw. the Itritish Isl- i
"talval1 , 3.000.000.
I alj about 3.750.000. and France les- !
tliau l.Ooo.OOO? -proba bly much levs !
The htipe empire of Russia shows a I
Rain during tho sriln,. |H.r,1(<1 <(f |jc (
!y 1j.000.000, which can !?. accountV-d I
or in part by thc comparatively small
outflow Of emigrants. Thus with h
exception of the latter country J! 1
ujaii^ )u*ii(]s t)it? list. j
I WHERE BLONDES ABOUND.
Rh* la Mar* ? I'ra.lurl of thr Counlr/
Tlun of C.'itlr*.
The lilonik. if she is to W f<>un?l In
any muubert, inust be looked for out
side of (lie nation's metropolis. Tho
fair-faced and light-haired American
I woman of to-day I* rather n product of
tho villages and tho country than of tin*
eastern cities whero population is
densest, says the Kpoch. There aro
blonde girls in abundance on the ea' t
hide of New York, where the (li>rmiii:n
congregate: there nre some, t ?o, <11
Murray hill, of aristocratic lineage, nt.d
in Harlem, when' many Swedes live,
there are numbers of light-haired (flrls,
but altogether they form a compara
tively Mini I percentage of t ho inhaV
Itauts. The real stronghold of tho
blonde Is in the west and northwest.
There the many blondes in Minnesota
and the Dahotas. the offspring of Scan
dinavian parents, and they aliound in
Nebraska and in southern Illinois,
where large colonies of Hermans havn
settled. There are. multitudes of fair
hiinid girls in eastern Pennsylvania,
t..o daughters of the Pennsylvania
Dutch, and in Delaware, in Kentucky,
in Halthnorc and In Philadelphia they j
are not rare, lint very frvnernlly in tho
e >.t. and especially in the largo eitl? s,
brunette women greatly outnumber t 10
bionde.s, as they do In fact tiio world
t.ooklfiR Atiriul.
A enrious instrument of writing exist*
In Dunkirk, liul. It appears that two
early lovers failed, for sonic reason un
explained, to marry, but married oth
ers. Lately a written agreement has
Wen signed up, in absolute secrecy,
providing for their future inarrla;<? to
filch other In the event tliey survive their
present companions. This contract fur
ther provides n liquidated damage of
five thousand dollars upon failure of
contract, as prmldcd. They set forth
In their contract that, owing to resjicet
for children, utc., no divorce shall lie
asked for. but that they ahull trust In
I'rovldence to remove present unwel
tiiino utaycrs.
A foot K MR In nr.
A cool headed engineer prevented it
disiudroun col li ill in nenr Went Point.
Miss., the other day. The tclcgrciph op
erator neglected to hold a freight train
ns directed, and It wns pulling out of
the station when a passenger train woe
discovered rounding a e.nrve ?t the rate,
of fifty miles nn hour. The engineer of
the frcl'flit Jumped. mal;ln;f no effort 'o
stop his cii'tlne. The engineer of the
passenger train, however, lirouffht Mi
i.'i'ln l.'i an I'linoil. stanili.tlll. I?e,?piii,
from the cab ho juitilied on the f ? ? :/>'
engine an 1 stopped thotruui Just. tv. .>
foot fi.na hi i own.
He Didn't Tiki* 'the Papm.
Orovillr hfis n citizen who doe? n >t
Uiko the local papers. A few days ?
ato be axked the public administrator
when n certain estate, against which
be had a ciaim Imd to be nettled, lie
W5? astonished when told thnt the {
estate, after due publication, bad
been settled tuo months ago. "Well,**
Mud the citizen, with a remorseful
look, "I don't tnke the |>apere."
Tiiere is n c*d, strong, healthful
lcr-eon in this item, and he wm out
SS7.
Tlie In iians predict thnt the coiti
inj* Winter will Oe a "holy terror"
because the pine nut crop is KU>?K to
be short. Thoy jjuoss about near
enough to be wrong every time.
WAtt.MXO.
MY WIPE, X. L. FRY. IIAVIXO
left iuv l>e<l and board without
just cause or proTocation, I hereby
warn the public not to harbor or trust
heron mj account ns I will not be re
i spom-ible for any debts she muy con
, tract in toy name. ?
j M. II. FRY.
Elko, Xevada, Sept. -4, 1801. wm
NOTICE
TO STOCKMEN.
I
Tb? 0?*l? Ranch < um|?nT, havlci itild
their real < atatr. bare on haud
*ii?l fur ?.i?
ONE HDNDDED HEAD
Hu ii>e8, jMurc.s and Colts
All stork uii'U'f fuiir yc?r*?W ara
[NORM AN GRADE.
I
; We l.ar?? iIhi ?>ne h'LL lli> ??"?!? anil niu |
Srven-KijcbU Mo<?]
' N 01: MAN SALMON,
I Several finite 'talHon cult*. ??>?! two
F U L Ii I) Ij O.U U
POLLED ANGUS BULLS.
i
? ai an ?
Foru .Vowisn .Vachixm,
Two Honsr. Kakf.s, hi:<1
Rascii Wagons mid Haiini-ha.
( Pcltig anilnn l? (lnw ii|i lha IxiiltifM of
J the Compenj |>KTliin< l? rrmuvli'f t?> Wyo
> rnlniCi I ?hall ?rl| lh? nlnvc pm|iert) rlirap,
and lu l>>t? to full ru?tumer>.
K. O. UARUY.
Toano. Nevu'la. April 51. I??l.
Blooded Cattle For Sals.
I have for aal? a nunilx>r of
H ost ei n-F re si an
BULLS
? AND?
HEIFERS,
Both Full Blood and Grade*,
Which I will fM'll on
BEASON ABLE LB MS,
As I have more of thnt stock on hnml
tlinii I ili-ciro to keou.
For further imrliuuhtrs cull on or
address:
W. T. CKANR,
South l*'ork, Elko Co.,
Nevada.
P. O. Address, Klko, Nevada.
FOR SALE.
300 heart 3-yenr-old ntcer.s.
300 head 2-year old
300 head 3-year-old cowh.
200 hend 2-year-old heifera.
For further inforniutioii in*
[ quire of
Joseph Hoofler.
Tombstone, Arizona.
HTOCK 1IUANUH.
TOIIIAH CONNOIIH.
TIiiiiko Hunt
ington Vnllny.
Kiir Mark, i
"fliiKor innrk ]
Ixitli onr?.
1'imlofllco ml
droHH, Hkoltou,
Noviulii.
UAIlNKV 1IOHN.
nan??. Oimk
in0- llriimmu
Vnllcyi,
IVwtolTlro ml -
drcHO. iV>l Krnr
noy Htrcrl Hnn
Pranolnuo, (Jul.
BARNEY UORN.
Dunk
and Itrunnnu Vnl
l?y?. Knr murk,
undnr bitin riffht,
fill ! !r f * .
T'i 1 1 i|f <?(> i !?
? (1r<ns, Mil Kt>flr?
ii'-v f U'j?'l(Si)fi J? ?, c
fjtt "
LITTON A HUNTE1L
Han^'p, Di?i?
Vullov.
Potftofllee ?(!
dress, Elko, N?
vuda.
LITTON <4. HUNTER.
Rnnfje, 8u?i#
Crc?-k
Fpjtudlw n<|
?lru?*, KlUo.
Nevada.
F. J. FRANK.
K?ngo, Dixie
Creek and Bull
ion muuntaine.
Pintofliev B'l
ilrcK#, lluhioo,
Nevada.
Ear mark sw al
low fork right our
AIho loft h'kIo. anmc car uiarU.
F. J. FRANK.
Itangc, Oixio
Creek ntnl Htilljou
mountain*.
I'lMtollii-A ?<1
dreaa, 1 i it 1 1 ion.
> Nevada.
J. J. 11 Y ETON.
PoatofTlee ad
dress, Skolton,
Nevada
Rjintfo, Mound
Valley.
Oilier Cattle Brands:
J>ft hip
PM Right hip and aid*
hip and aide.
^ 1 On either aide.
T On either aide.
Itiha.
C. W. CHJOVKR.
IVmtofFlce ad
dreaa, Klko, Ne
vada. Kange,
Secret Valley A
adjacent mount
airiH. Mar mark
half umler crop
right ear.
}loitn>.N, anmu brand on right thigh.
ED. ODELL
Rang*, Stofcr
and Tcn-Mila
Crooks.
IWnfllr# art
<lrc?h, Eamoilln
Klko Co Neva
da.
WILMAM MITCIFBEE
Range, Hunt
ington Valley.
t'oatofllce ad
dreaa, Klko, No
*adn.
Moraea brami.
od name on right
ulioiildor.
W. F. ROSS.
Range, Kit a I
Fork of Owjrhca
River, Klko conn
tv, Nevada, imd
Owvheo county
JdllllO.
I'ostollW ad
dreaa, Mountain
City, Nevada.
HIRAM STOKER,
Hang*, Dixl?
Valley and Hull
ion mountain*.
PoModlco ad
drnaa, Klko, Ne
vada.
llorao* branded olrola 7, on loft
ahouldftr.
Alwtowna horaea branded #om
bined.on left hip.
JOSEPH BEN'KBS'.
Rnnjjo, PlfMtnt
Vftllfy.
l'oHtofTjoa A'l
droaa, 111m inn. Ne
tirif .
Cattle branded
?tuino Oil Irvff h!"?.
_ * '? '?1 Ilili-H !????)
-whs ,1^ ,,, |?fj W|,f