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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02
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Mitten i'm 9eraen Miiens, nDrbli6
bonn 2uenluensGlufe unb iiibli9 BON
Sartanb in Der NGbe Der beutisen
Stabt @botan erTtredt ii9 etne ipeite
Wuite, tpeI9e ben Nan1en SaflozWoz
fan, bds beiBt ,bie nit gbonseiddrrz
Sriimmern bebedte Gbene," fiibrt. ssnz
herbalb bides @ebietes beftnben itb
berf4tebene i'm Sanbe perfdiittete ur<
olte Stdbte, l,nb fdon I'm syobre 1866
bra4te Der gnslGnber Sobnion bon
bort bic Rd4ri4t. bab BITE beutigen 8e~
Ipohner iener @eeenb selegentli6 i'm
Sanbe solbens &unitgegen{tGn fGn.
ben. Sn Jolse beHen tpurben tn fpdte4
rem Sdbren an psri9iebenen puntten
4ussrobunsen anesitelIt, nobel man
onf Miin3en. glosf f9erben, Moffen,
&no9en II. I. 10. ftieb unb iosar einen
foit 18 pfunb i4neren @olb1@mud
sona tn ber gdbe bon gbotan fanS.
To@ i'm Sabre 1896 tpurben ipieberum
in ber Nohborf@nft in ber NG6e ber
senannten @tabt Sbon5onen, Miin4
gen. Siesel nnb tleine 8ubbbaitntuen
gum 8orf9etn sebra9t. unb 1hlieBlid,
entbsdte man fosar sine Wnaabl otter
Manuitripte in unbetannten -GArift,
5iissn. H5rblith bom Sarsanbs sUaria.
i'm Gebiste bon Gurfan, finb ebenfaas
lleberbleibfel alter @tdbte entnset NOR
ben; mon fonb befonbers pieIe Mlnnsn
bubbbtittf4er 4lSitsr unb 2empel, fos
ipie 9Bblenbauter, bic I'm .Snnern nod
Gpursn bon malereten unb 8ersteruns
gen trueen. Diefe 9SAlenbauten. btren
ni4t tpentsfr ols 162 aufgefunben tpur4
ben, bhnten pabrfdeinli9 bubbbiitis
faen MDnhen ols Mobnunaen, benn
bic Malsreien i1lIen Ssenen aus ben
reli9i5fen sMnfhauungen unb Qebren
bea 8ubbbo bar. Gerner purben aabl1
rtihe Snfdriften In bisien 6Dblen entz
bedt, tbetls in @onitrit unb tbeils In
4ineitfder unb uiguriIder @pra6e,
bagegen teine eiratee In Der tibetoniz
fden. Salieblia fanbsn it9 sablrei9e
Sraemente alter Monuifripte I'm
@anbe, fotpie ueberbletbIel bubbbtitt4
fder 9ol3brudbii9sr, offenbar alIss
Reite alter Gloiterbibliotbeten. Die
Huiien unb Gneldnber hoten in oieIem
Sbeile bon Oftturteitan ti,Ge tofbare
Nltertbiimer ertporben, unter @noerem
uuf gaumrinbe ssfdriebene Dtanu,
itript., Die benz s. Sobrbunbert unIes
rer 3eitrsdnuns entftummen, lpfpte
mebrers 9unbIdriften in unbstarnten
Shrift3iigen, oie bts6er ni4t 5u oeuteu
tparen. Cine ipitemotii4e tpiHenI9aft.
ti9e Our9forIdung ienes @ebietes
biirfte bic tpidtisften unb tntereKante,
iten @ntbedungen gu Sage fOrbern.
Das 2et6enbesdngutB
einer WGnnerfein n pluf
ieltiame Dirt tpuroe nsuli4 in Wien bas
etnfom peritorbsne 75idhrige SRI. Mos
rte Srrsong 5ur lebtsn Ru6e gelsitet.
On Der lebten Go9rt bes tpeibliden
| =.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

Cecil Rbobes. Elm 6 d :
3 ii DER mmler. Ser bielgez
nannte Cecil Rhobes bat etne @igenz
tbGmlihfeit, bic er faum nit pielen
Mdnnern tbeilen tpirb: er idmmelt olte
&p4bii4er. SIN 2aufe bet lesten fiinf
ober feds SABRE, In henen ct iin NIT
gtfer bieIer 2tsbhaberei getpibmet bat,
bat ct beretts etne betrG9flt9e @ommz
lung 5uiammensebraht. gs sibt TN
beFen mdn9e enter ben 6ierber gehDrt.
gen 8ii9ern, bic au9 Elm WiaionGr
nt4t faufen tdnn. Wdbrenb Ieines
geiu9es in @nslano, tura por benz 1iibr
ofrifanii9en Rriese, lieb Cecil Hbobes
bober isinen Setretdr Monate i'm priz
tii9en Mu1eum iisen unb bic alten
lateinii4en ao9bii4er, bie iid in Der
nattonalen Gammllsng befinben. OBJ
f4retben uno iiberlesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

Der 8urg ber> Der
M aeons Wein fuurbe erit eesen
1880 In qaris betannt, u1,b atpor uns
ter.foIgenben lImit6nben: Elm Minser
cus Gbornap, CLAUDE Brofe. batte oors
sIglinen Wein, ben er ni4t losautpers
ben. pernofte. Gr fabts bober tur5
unb biinbis ben Gnti4luB, einise
S.AdfdTer aufsuIaben unb nod poris
sDfubren. Gr BOT einise 6laf4en einem
Nn.beoffiSier 2uhtpiss bes 8i.r5ebntsn
onsunbs sipurbs bur4 bifien gu ber To-
nieiihen WeHe sueelafen, Der braoe
Bursluber mar aber 70 bohsepa6fen,
BOP Ct au fteben f9ien, als er nieberses
fntet tpor. Der nSonnentonie" CAB
saber tn b04item Grou 8efebl, bieien
refpettlof.n Wleni9sn gum Rieoer>
fnteen su atptneen unb ibn nod ber
def. poraufiibren, aIs ber &6nig
CLAUDE 8roHs srblidts, ertannte er,
bob Jpn bic 9eitalt bes 9auern irreses
fltrt bate. unb fraste ibn besbolb f.br
sndbtg. tpos i'm an ben Sof gebradt
babe. 8rofe ertpiberte unbefangen, er
lei aus 8ursunb nit m.breren Stiide
tdifern BON poraiigIihem Wetne nod
parts gstommen, UNI iis einem bornebs
men 9errn au pertoufen. Ger aonig
toitsts ben Wein unb fanb i'm bsFsr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02
yertrei6en

Gls bic 8rantb.it burh re4tseitia,u
@ebrand, non 3utt's eeb,rp;den, Elm
altes unb teiuabstes iosilmittel, oas mll
icoeu Gag. topularer wirs. Gs turirt
ieoe. 3sit
Ropf(6mspen
ie"rsn Wassn, Waiaria. 8slbauunss.
6slumerben, trGge 2eberthdtisteit. Ser.
lopfuns uno ale &ranibeitea Der Gaus
Imtt'S 2eber. Yiuett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

g d 1e9ts Gr ia brung e n
NIT 3i9tern unb Re9 ts :
Q n 10 a I ten f4eint Der un[dngit pers
ftorbene britt f& MbmiraI Cir Sobn
Gommerea semo9t gu boben. Dar=
onf i4eint tpenisftens letn 8eitament
an beuten. bas, tpte aus 2onbon ses
melbet tpirb, folsenben }d0nen paRus
entbdlt: rDe t9 ipdbrenb meines 2es
bens NIT ben 9ert1ten nieberbolt
l4le9te grfabrnngen semo4t unb gez
ishen babe. bab biefelben oft llrthetle
abgeben, bic gesen tebe 8ernunft oer<
fobsn, 10 bite i9 metne Grben, faus
trgenb ettpas fragli4 iein follte. Ii4
Ielbft etn @aiebsgeriAt gu beItellen unb
fetnestpegs an bic oroentli6en @eridte
gu appeairen. Sd felbit bin BON isben,
Surti ten unb Hehtsanpalt, NIT benz
Id tpGbrenb uleines 2ebens Su1ammenz
sefommen bin, befdptnbelt tporben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

9ie " usn berung uber
Bremen umfaBte i'm eriten halben
Sabre 1901 auf Den 21pnb<9ompfern
65,742 peripnsn gssen $500 i'm glei<
den 3eitraume be5 Goriobrss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

ais ben bon 5uresnes unb Beouge11cp,
ben man BET 9ofe trant. 60 ipurbe
Der 8urgunber Weinbanbel qeI6affen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02
Gan 9lntpttip & 2lramias
YaB Sabn,

i'm @arten=Oiitritt oes Stoates. @e=
lunobeit uno &linta uniibertrpHen.
8illige 2dnoereien fir ben s5armer.
Wtarttgdrtner, Sbitz uno 8iebsiihter.
Wegen Gin5elbeiten tpenoetgu6 an
6. S. Wtartin, g. $. g.,
San MntoniD, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02

Das 2etnenbee q dnguib
etner SO WGnnerfetnbin. Muf
feltiame Dirt tpuroe nsuli4 in Wisn bas
etnfom peritcrbene 75idbrige SRI. mos
rte Srrgong 5ur lebten Ru6e geleitet.
On Der lebten Gobrt bes peibliden
Gpnberlinss burftsn ndmIih tsine
mGnnlt9en 2rouergGfte tbetlnebmsn.
9bdtiG9li6 erblidte man i'm 2et6ens
3uge ouber benz BabnentrGger oes
Sunsfrauenpersins. Der ii9 torporattp
6m Iei4enbegdnenIfs betbeiltsts, tein
niGnnlifes Weien. gsatilrli9 bate bte
ieltene 8sitimmung cine srobs Qln5abl
Reueisrissr berbetselodt. 10 boB Dor
ber Marrtir4e bret 8a4!sats fur bic
Qufrsaterhaltung Der Orbnuns iorsen
muBtsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-02
siibweitteras luiinidt Gutb

Benn Sbr gub irgenbup nieoer=
laiien wollt, tbut es entlang Der Sic
ME Der
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
IRON SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUSDI.

Car on has raised S2l2B Tor IT.
Fnmrth III July carnival and there is
NOR. III sight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
lFROM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SADhhCCN ID

Mrs. Wrl-hon is IL little better ana
s resting custer today but ia still very
wv.
Two patients were taken to the
no pit a Yesterday, making the NUN
'er II nov ~ that institution.
MIR Pcnrod who has been quite i'll
ur tOiue time. III now able L" be up
'nd around aud il DOING nicely.
An outfit for boring Tor oil has
ern shipped to Churchill cnuntr to
ne usei IN the vicinity uf Rdgtowu.
where there IL II shaIr deposit.
Mrs. j. }. Gar recht is entertaining
Inc ne ubers II the R,nekah L. Ige
It tie s,,rrugs to-day. ~ honor Of Mrs.
ilauifer and daughter Ot sacramento
DR., Gardner is having II lIv, ly
Il ne with the humps. They don't
Improve his ~ auiy much, but other
wise ho il not suffering u great deal.
the Kaiser ia likely to become III
,rmely ~rupulhr with the youth Of
Germany. Ito recently dismissed Il
pre- ,clIer whose sermons were too
lung.
j y II. Wilson, a pro u ncnt nitr
ney Of ) IN Francesca VIVA shot IN III
own room yester lay 10y 4. w. Clancy.
II is thought the wound will prove
atal.
Only md hell we'd TO 10 NJ n no
miucral cl'ur" ctcr Gun 10 located and
puentei as n mill site. But ", after
micni, II vein Is discovered upon IL
he vein Ia not mvdIidnted.
MilW 60 chcmisD-Thc doctor said
Take WIN OK theso pills three tnimc.
! lUy.- took amn Nv tlnm wHus,
,ut tie man doesn't 1.-Two tbui ku
AXE &" an Nv tnem three, toimes! DE
rot FREQ Pes.
The finding Of oil IN Eiko count
hns been followed 10y the discover,
u conl III that locality. II 1t were
not Tor the unsettled cupdiuOb Of III,
weather, wo could afford "a rpmnri
int r's Il cold day when u n mn
eraj deImit ISN'T uncovered IN Elk,
oounty sinm 10. ort.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31

C,nriuctor Felix Wright, who rum
mi" Fulton Oh the III nois Central,
collected 1t ticket from Clinton Ia
Fulton, sold D-cember 81. 1892. few
lay. ~ on hi ram. The 81 l mnn
wlIO prcSe ntc'l il lar passage said he
bought it alb nj eight years =
hut hear / there wus ii wreck I'll tht
rcnd. pnd was afraid Ia get ON ti,-
cour re enough Ia ride gu "a raIlro al
until la Wednesday -PHducah.(ky. J
Sun.
Pre-ilent Mex nle = train left
San Frarc sco It i0.!'rl OK this m,orn
my and is due ut Wad-wor.h at ll:55
tuni:ht. Al noon I, day 1t wis re-.
ported I'M hour and twenty minutes
late. ~ no more time IN lost thu
train will p So through ElKo al $3.50
TOMORROW morning. No stuI.s will be
mnde in the State except to change
crews and cn siuts. consequently tie
people ~ this part Of tire Suite mus,
he sntitfied with II glimpse ~ the
Presidential rain rs it win1z q pas,
them. THIS will he Il iii ,dppo Mt.
ment t" many OF our people.
In 1883 General Henry Knox ell
eyed tile honor ~ being The "grrRr.
es." II eleven di ting uished ufiicen ni
the army, weI.h ny 80 pounds.
.NuHh Brooks III his book .eDtiilen
~Henr! KEoX" ra,s nf iIiu: with II
captain sc re nj lie WIS selected to
present the hnrd Ca ~ ~ the starving
and naked men at Valley Forge tn
the attentwn ~ Il commits, Of Con
grrss. Que nf tie q ~mgressmel.
wi-hInR tu show bis wit and sar arm,
sqi'i that he lad never seen Il faiteT
man thnn General kuox uor - better
dress ii ma than ms q JciHtt..
Km"x managed to kpep his temper
ami reL.a'ued silent. but his rub ,r
dinair retnrued: The corps. uut Oi
rrs pect To Congo So aud themselves.
have cut II their representatives tit
only nan VINO hal an ouncc 81 "a
prTiiIUu, II nh uu hi body and The
only other who puss NJ Il ii complete
suIt uf riUthUs."
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There II more ratarrh in this sec
ton at tho country than all other dis.
rascs put together, and until the last
lew years was supposed to be incur
able. For 4 great man; years duu.
tors pronounced il II local disensr
und prescribed local remedies, md by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to he d
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
tlnlI's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio,
ia tue only constitutional cure ON tie
market. II is taken internally in
tloses from IL drops Ia u teuopuuntul.
II acts directly ON the blood and mu.
cous surfaces uf the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any ease
it faiIs to cure. Send for circulars
md Testimonials. Address:
Address. f. J. CHENEY & co,
Sold by Druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pilla are the best.
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9
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
3ALMAGUNDi.

Mrs. Welshun rested well last night,
afro today.
Bishop Leonard will be i'll Elko
som, time III the early part Of June.
MIR. Mallett to-day entered his yard
i'll the contest for the preltiest in
town.
George Russell is now emplo, ell OIL
the Battle Mountain Central Ne
vadan.
Pat X yne came in from LamoiIle
today and will emaIn until the sporl
Ing events are over.
Carson WINS treated to the most
severe rain aud hail storm u the
seHson Monday afternoon.
There Will he n prctice game OF
baseball mt the grounds near the
nver tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Hon. j. l. FlauniGan OF Reno has
accepted the invitation to he grand
marshal ~ the Carson Fourth OF
July carnival.
Grorse kes-ler was arrested yes
ier,lay by Constable McC y FOR DO
M drunk aud d~i-orderly. Justice
Morgan fined him SO this morning.
which no pad.
Brick are being shipped into Reno
in Garlund lots from California. 1t
wonld appear that some Nevada maI,
might supply the pro luct.
Arrangements have been completed
tn have the 50.tnile bicycle relay race
bet weeD Reno and Sacramento teams
for the chumpinn hip 0i the coast, III
Carson during tho carnival.
Attorney George s. Brown will
leave for Reno tonight whore he will
deliver M address Friday II the rnm.
HIcl'Ptltllt tbcIV IN PbId' hIUHH
aud Philip wall &c Ompan, INN,
After n e'ssion Of three minutes
the U. s. Supreme Cunri Yesterday
mdiuurmed until tb second Monday
mOcmber.
Another rich oil qeecpaRo has been
di.covrrct' IN the vicinity 0i the min.
eral soap nine. Several pnrties are
nut to-day making locations.
The Rev. a. q. Mitchell Of Wcsi
Point, Va. 10 expected to arrive in
Elko ID M July lst TO I've associated
with the Rev. Mr.. i'arueillo, at st
paul's Epif copal church.
Tomorrow belnH Memorial Day
no paper will he issued fro this ~
hce. There will be exercises by the
Rrbek hs ind old Folluwe At tl.i
nall nmorrow afternoon Mt 1870, tol
lowed 10y appropriate ceremonies an,
the decoration OF graves ut the come
terry.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
NovndR's BuTaio Exhibit.

During his late Trip 10 the sunriso
sido ~ the continent. Superintendent
Il ~ visit@t tie Pan Ameri On Expo.
elton ut Buffalo. Mr.. Russ rays the
Nevada exhibit Of the mineral ro.
eonroee ~ the state IL highly cro,iit
Rb q. Tho "xibit 'c,upies my feet
Of space aud IL arranged IN mahogany
casee. and Ia iavordlly commented
upon by Burra ! oil ! Ls and experp
who conceded that It ia not ~ pllul
10y tlis, ~ IN, other mineral pro.Iuc
ing region. Mr.. Ross considers tia,
tho exhibit Will 10 II benefit 10 Ne
yada as u furnishes nm ybjeci lesson
~ its rcsonrcee. and that COmmis
si"uer james a. YerrhRton is the
right MAI " have IA CHARGE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31

Fnhak~si"-k'nV. * year.oll boy.
was badly injured by ,l,- explosion Of
4 giant powder cap at Eureka Ned.
uesday. Pc and u number Of other
boys were amusing t~hemselvse with
these dangerous articles. with the
above result.
The Kidnapping bu IiL.ss got MI
aw ful jolt in Knnsas the other day
The Enn Ut II wealth, farmer was
siol' n. and the abductor5 s+nt word
Il" tl'. Turner TINT he wOnid I've RI
tnrne ! up"n payment nf 80 y. lin
"l I rnun seut hack wort that h,.
would give the XII inapcrs 800 IT
'l' y wu::iI keep the buys. +. Pust.
Messrs Mn"ser & Foley 0f the
Western Street Fir and Exhibition
C"nrpary have perfected arrange.
ments with the committee having in
Charge the Carson Fnnrth az July
Carnival, aud will have all tln ir side
shows there at TINT time. Tins lis the
zane company that showed ID Sarra-
rnentO during the st rect fair in TINT
city.
The Eureka ball tcssers are practice
Inp liari for the k:lku game. Tie
oeDtiuel ray: -Surrly with all the
fla! ers tn, have there unght to he
II good team sent to Elko Ia represent
Eureka II the boya don't come
hack win eB Flko will know that
they had to play ball. We want to
See EurekH 1 winner. and the boys
-lould all do tie ir best to bring
about such Il result"
Guesippi Marine, harpist. and l..
G. Aulr,ti. %violiuis,, the musicians at
the Club Saloon. are rendering eI
crllent music tO the palrons az that
popular resort. Both men are
thorough musicians and ARE making
rnany frien Is III Elk". The, pa all
the new mu,ic. rs we'll M the old
iavnrItes and EikO's music lovers are
rnj " nv II treat III that line. \. Il late
pla, er will arrive ometime this week.
Director Of the Census Merriam
lIas given ont IA statement OF the
manufacturing industries OF Nevada,
Us follows: Number ~ c~stHLli H.
merts. 2SS; capital, sl.I72. 1884; wage
earners. average number. 6Jl; total
wage. silG 1872: miscellaneous eI.
pen +es. S65.45I; 60 It OF materials,
sS2 LBS; vtIuc m products, including
Gust III YORK and repairing, Sl.6I3
Gao. Tins is an increase OF froIu ~
Ia IL per ceut.
The railroad will not reach Clover
Junction, III was thought. by the first
Il June. There il cnnsiie rahle work
IA be done down through Clover
wash and IL It reaches that point the
raSt OF the Month il will be DOING
we'll However, work is beng push.
ed as rapidly us p. ssIble. The CLARK
urces are no., idle. They dire us
us bees and keep on construct
my grade III Meadow Valley Wash.
The Short Line keeps shipping work.
and material INTO the county.
Lincoln County Record.
Dr. i. 4. BiucK and Caesar Alex.
,nder. arrived I'D Elku Yesterday
'nUrnIug from San Francis ~. and will
I"cate aud practice dentistry in thus
" ID the Office formerly occupied
by DIR Leonard. Caeser was Kept
busy Yesterday shaking hands with
III. many ElHo friends and introduc.
~ DIR. Black Ia Our citizens. Tho
"nng men paid tie INDEPENDENT
Iilice u Pheasant call thu morning.
Or. black ID IL pleasant gentleman
and will doubt, IS maac man, frer is
among Us. and We IL know Caeser
w" wish III, III all succpss.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31

The n%arinnni department Of agri.
culture liaa employed experts to pro.
pare recipes for cooking staple arti.
rlcs Of liet which will be distributed
III pamphlet or bulletin form and will,
perhaps. afford the means TO con.
ere ssmen I" mike themselves no solid
with the wives oi tho farmers as they
have become with the farmers them.
selves by the dissemination ~ FREQ
seed. In this way much good may
he accent li-hed and for once, tho
u4e oi publ literature by politicians
will not bel joke.
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[FROM MONDAYS DAILY
SALmAGUNDl.

Pedro Aliubc arrived from San
Francisco last night.
II il estimated that Nrvadmnt
spen" sjJj.u0J II II for liquor.
Henry Jones hRA returned from,
the northern part of the county!
w. w. Brohrr aud MIR. | y Waters
were wrstlIound departures ) . urdd,
evening.
X chard Bacon, Of California. sol
al w. y Bacon 10 visiting his rein.
tive- III EIkU.
James Council. ii painter well
known III EIk". wrs mnr ri,d III Cur
lin last week to III Ogden girl.
Professor J,hn Fear+. the expert
piano tuner. arrived from the west,
Yesterday morning, aud il now ready
To attend Ia All work ~ his line.
Mrs. / y. l3arnabI 1. an old resident
III Tu -cHrora. died liz rr Thursday III
CONSUMPTION. Mrs. Barnaba WIS
quite we'll known IL ElKo.
Ahnnt G0.0U0 people will phgs
through EIku next month to air.n
the convention OF tIr ErwurtlI
League tU Ur hell IN San FrHncrscu.
Members ~ the Elko baseball te ~
are making arrangements to give b
gr md ball next rriIny night il
honor 81 the Eureka visitors.
Harry Dunn waa arrested IN ru-
cHroH last week on II warrant aworu
ont 10y II .hcc, lrrdcr with whom H.
Ind had = somewhat forciDle Hrgu
mrni. Mr. Dunn will have lis hrur
ing III June 5.h.
We publ h today the statement,
OF business ~ three insurance cuu,
y mlcs-tOnne tlCut, ppnue, irm |
and Norwich Union. lhr ri Ht"mtDi,
IRE published IL complain - with /,
law puRsHl 10y the recent logislaIur.
l.. Hhtcrmantel is uDplcking tn,
o fixtures tor his jcwelfy store u
dny. Ito purchased tho Il while il
San Francisco recently md whr,
PUT ~ rla ~ he will have 0Lc ~ tn
most attractive business housGs u
the State. .
MB. Wclslion'a condition took
change for the worse last f'rnln
night md ste is very III today. Wor,
wnn sent Ia MIR. WolslOn nj Nurti
Fork Friday night aud he nrrive,
here yesterday noon. Ne e%inccnl.
hope Mrs. vc.rhUn will recover.
Tho number " echO"l chill lrcn ~
fr enrolled NJ Virginia l,y tile Schu'
'en'u Mnrs lml figure COZ. The Ia,
nj number enrolled last ,rnr VIVA III
II in Thought TINT the number wi
reach ~ this !cnr whom tlr Cen u
Mmrshal completes lIis Inl,urs M,
makes his report bS June l5.b.
Mr. WeS,on showed spccimpr
today ~ oil eceptRo from the ~
grunni ut Sunth Fork. II wIll max
II pcrsrn's o!rs siick on to IOoH II
II, ,0d nno'her Hnnl. ris, cutirmn
the Nv" pr y'ou+ ones made, ,tows
{" coniHn 20 per cent ch,b"uHcrou
ma ter. II proves beyond "a uOnb
! that there u Uil ~ thu section.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-31
The automobile trip across the con.

The automobile trip across the con.
tinent has been Abandoned. The
machine will he shippud a by
freight and the men having il in
Charge will finish their journey in a
Pullman a r The machine met with
20 mary miahaps in Nevada that the
operators became discouraged and
gave it up.
Charles Colburn has engaged NJ.
z Mcdonald. Barney Gillon, John
Graham. Frank Fox, George Allyn
and William SGSider tn work in the
mines of the Abangrass Gold Fields
mining company in Costa Rico. The
mines are stu tied about twenty
mi 'es from those owned by Senator
Jnnes. and the men will receive as
per LAY in U. s. coin. They will
leave for Costa Rico tomorrow even.
rng.-Cbronicle.
Dewitt Little E lrly Risen search
lie &c no est arts II the Tn vels and
smove the Impurities spe Ally with
no dls'nrnt"rt. They are famous for
ntir ettic ICY. Easy to take. hever
s"pe Elku Drug Company.
Now ia the time when the gentle
girl graduate declares her mission in
life is English built on stilta, and
comes ho ne deter uinpd that the
world shall be better because he
laS lived. Add 80 il will. In two or
three years she will have forgotten all
ahont her Humanitarian propaganda
and her elevated railway duties, and
will be making goo goo eyea at her
Own darling little baby.--Bee.
Owing to the large crowd expected
to he present, those having in charge
the dance for tonight have changed
their plans and the dance will be held
IN the Depot Hotel dining room in
stead Of Mr.. Gutridge's new building.
Supper will be served at the Com
mercial lint' | and at Mugs restau.
AM. Spectators mt the dance will be
chnrgrG % cents admission.
A runaway caused considerable
excitement this morning about 8
o'clock. Archie Clayton and sister
we're starting for home. when the two
spirited horses hitched to the buggy,
became frightened aud started to run.
The Young Ia ~ nped and luckily
escaped without i1jury. MIR. Cha, ton
hung IN to the reins like grim death
while the horses took a lively spin
around the principal streets a! the
town, and tiunily brought them 20 a
st 'ndstill There was no damage
done other than a broken aiuglerrre.
j.. G. Wilder. who has been for
years connected with the fuperinten-
dents office of the Western division
Of the South. IN Pacific. has been pro.
morrd to lie assistant division super.
intenient under james Agier, cue.
credinn w. :. Palmer. who on June
LIST will take charge OF the Sacra-
mentn division IN place OF John
Wright, resigned. The Southern Pa
riic Crmp6uy officials have decided
to restore the position Of resident
engineer of the Western division,
"hich was formerly combined with
that Of superintendent. +. f.. Lloyd,
u clerk in the superintendent, office,
will TN June LIST be made resident
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