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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04
S-w Years EVn.

New Years Eve will TO fitting cele.
brated III Eiko. The lli-h School
Literary Society has been making
extensive preparations with vi"w Ia
celebrate beromnRly the end Of the
ninoteeUtb century. Tho best avail.
abI" talent viii be utilized I'D order Ia
present the most elui rorata program
III the history Of the SJci,ty. In tho
course OF the evening there will be
several mtermissions IN the rendition
of the program.
During these receeses those present
may either pas8 up stairs uud pnrtaks
OF the ref-erhments which will there
bo i'mrnly provided. ur, il they
choose. remain down stuirs and
occupy the nselves III whatever man
ncr they piease. Every one who pays
twenty-five cents vt fhe donr will be
entitled not only to enjoy the whole
OF the entertainment. but nlsu to take
hi" I'LL of tho refceshments. The
Iht'et VIII conElst Of COnOJ, cake,
salads and other palatnblc deli
cncics.
Tho celebration will commence at
$50 p. IN. Either tile musical features
~ the program ~ the refreshments
alone wonld 10 worth the small eum
which will enable ) on to enjoy every.
thing.
l'lio proceeds Of thig entertainment
will be used to pay the tirst install
mcnt on tho elegant pInno which has
recently been placed IN the High
School.
Tho Society respectfully eoliciis
the liberal patronage Of tho people Of
EIkO.
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Tho lies. dny Of January 1901 wns Il
bright. pleasant winter day. Not a
cloud bid tho bright sky IN the morn.
ing, but as tho day wore on little
hcoks Of clouds appeared hero and
there. There was no wind during the
tore pari Of the dny aud. although the
thermometers registorcd o degrees
below zero Monday night. u dill not
seom tliat cold The wind began 10
blow In the afternoon and continued
through tho Eight, The lspErEa.
DESr makes this noto for the benefit
OF The historian Of the yoar POOL " when
ho ninkee hls comparison of the
wenther on that dny will, tirnt u the
first day oi January. 1871 II may
not iuterest the people now. but IL
will the qulrtcr " u million or more
who will live III ElkO q hundred yeute
from now.
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Air Brake School,

At WadswUrtb tho S ,ulhcrD Pacific
Company IL erecting new building
which, when completed, will De used
IA aD iDetructioD room FOR Uumploy ees
who wish Ia become familiar with the
intri cacIos oi tie working ~ tho
automatic air brake. aimilinr rouus
will he erected at both Ogden and
Sacramento. Heretofore what wns
known us nm "dir car ina Ie period :al
trips over tho road, but hereafter IN
struction concerning mir brakes will
bo couiiuod to tlie schools n, tho
places named. 1t is understood Tint
mn nir expert will DO engaged and
have charge nf tho school At each ~
the three toSns and nslrucuon will
bo given all who deBric to lenrn. 4
gteat maDy are anEtonsly awaiting
the "oponlng Of the school. silver
State.
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To Whom it May Concern,
STATS LASD OFFICE,
lNInans Err.,. N.....l.. -. %

CARSON CITY. Nevada, oct. %. 1900.
:. Notice In hereby given that the State II
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress nppr, W
OIL June 10, isSJ C2l stats 2S7j, has fiIcd In
the United states LRnd Onico at Cnrson
CITY, Nevada, List No. 23i II lands selected
under SAID Act, aud has applied for Is nat.
ent ior SAID lands; that " part OF said list Js
open to tho public for Inspection, aud q
copy thereof, by descriptive sub-diyisions,
mas )pen pasted In convenient place 10
said United States Land Oflco for the in.
spectlon OF all persons Interested and tho
public generally.
Within tho next sixty days following tho
date OF this notice protests or contests
against the claim o; said state Of Nevada
70 any tact or sub I'll islDu dcscrlt.,d IN tho
list, on tie ground that tho same is more
valun(lC Tor mineral than agricultural pur.
poses. VIII DO received and noted by tue
register ahd Receiver Of tho UnlSed States
I'nnd Omcc nt Carson city, Nevada, for ro.
PORT 10 the General Land once at Wash.
ington, u. q.
Tho following arc tho subdivisions as.
scriLcd, to wit:
All Ct section 10; all of section 10: Lot 2.
=: u oil ~ Y. 4. T.. q, and W. Y OF Sec,
iion01 = 70 N. II. co H., NJ. u. N. Contain.
ing iS70.S5 acres.
Ed KELLEY,
state Land Register OF the State OF Nevada,
pate OF hrst Insertion. October 81. IpOU.
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~''''-'NS w N'thuNAy ssNcist'O ~
.
Tho above balance stands 10 the
credit OF the various iunhs as per
rreasuror's balance Sheet, dated
Sept. 30. 1900.
TRgNaURER's nsLASCE SHEET.
Cash iu trcnsury to the credit oi the
various tunde, Sept. 30, 1900:
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NOTICE ro CnEntroRs.

Notice Is hereby gwen that tho undot.
signed has been duly appointed and puali.
fed by the District ourt ot tho Fourth Ju.
diciui District OF the state OF Ncvnd, In and
for tho Iounty Of Elko. aR admInIstrator nf
tho cstnio OF iubn II MoDermntt. lat OF
said county. deceased. All crcIitora hnv.
iDs claims against said estate arc rcnriTnd
TO Tile the sntuc. with proper YOU ihora nj.
tacbCd, with tho clerk OF tho Court, Within
forty days after tGe first ublieatloo OF thls
Dat d. ELBo, New. December ai, AID i'm
OSWALD &. MCDERMOTT.
Administrator OF the Estate OF John 81,
hoDermott, Dace0sod
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Now and clcgant diniug cars on all
through trains, service u IG carte.
Through Pullman aud family sleeping
cara 10 Chicago.
Three personally conducted tourist or
family weekly excursions TO New York City
and Boston Sin Chicago o. 81. Louis.
For rntos, descriptive pamphlets and nll
Information apply to any Ticket Agent or TO
$ *. Hooper, Is. +. Noylns, II. NJ. Gushing.
P& ia. Gen. Agt., Trav. Pas. .Agt,
Denver. Col. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Elko, Nevada, Friday, January 4. 1901
JOINT STATEMENT
or THE
Auditor and Treasurer OF
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending Sept. 80. 1900.

SreoG copsGT oF yS SEXADA' Ehko! {ss.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKo. Sept. %. 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners of Eiso county, New. !;
GESTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report OF the Finances
OF the county for the quarter ending
Oct. 800.
Respectfully submitted.
&. A. WATKINS. Auditor.
A. g. DAwLEY, Treasurer.
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dnnn YEARLY to Christ
hvSSjS ian mnu Ur woman TO
WV" took after our grow.
ing business in ihis and ndjuin.
ing counties; 10 act as Mnnug-
or aud Correspondent; work
can bo done ut yonr home.
Enclose self addressed. stamped
envelope for particulars Ia TIA.
SnernnD,GcU Manager,COr.
corau Bui.diitV, opposite Unit.
Cd States Treasury, Wushug.
tOun. -. &.
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RECEIPTS From ALL SOURCES.
Balance i'll Treasury June
30. 1900 ..... S3g,450 So
General licenses. =. 1884 10
Per Prop tax 1900 2,lGO 81
Fees coPted by Co
officers ......... sos IS
Gaming licenses. S25 90
Irregular sources. l43 10
Poll tax, 1900. ..... Al 10
Tax proceeds Of
mines ...... l22 IL
Delinquent prop.
tax. 80
Ten per cent de-
Lnqucnt tax. 3G7
Total. ...... s4j,07o G3
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COLEMAN TO
LEAVE HERE
Christian Association
Secretary 10
Travel.

The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Young Mems Christian
Association was held at the headquart-
ers of the Association iast evening.
General Secretary Caisman- handed in
his resignation, to take effect on the
first of June next. Nj. Coleman pro-
poses going to Boston to attend q
Young Mems Christian Association.
convention. He viii then take n post
graduate course at the University OF
Chicago to qualify him FIR work in
fields of greater usefulness.
Mr. Coleman has been in honolulu
for the past four years. having been
secretary of the local Association dur
ing that time. During his tenure Of
office the membership of the institu-
ton has increased two-fold. His many
friends both in and outside of the AS
sociation will deeply regret his depart
ure.
Mr.. Lougee, secretary OF the Inter
national Committee of Young Mems
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FIAT WILLIE
WAS CAUGHT
Chinese Crawford as a
Big Celestial
Croupier.

There was surprise on the faces of
Deputy Sheriff ChiIlingworth and
William 81: Crawford. the "queued"
Hawaiian, yesterday morning when the
former burst into a room where dozens
of Chinese gamblers were seated and
standing engaged in the fascinating
game of che ia. Crawford, who very
often acts as interpreter in the police
court and other responsible depart
ments of the Territorial and Federal
governments, was seated behind a ta-
bic and was evidently enjoying the
game from his standpoint, which was
that of the dealer, or manager To
say that Crawford was surprised Is
putting it mildly. He turned pale and
faltered when the deputy sheriff asked
him what he was doing there.
The time of the day at which the
deputy sheriff made his raid was un-
usual. He operates almost entirely in
making raids in the night time. Yes
terday, however, he had information
that big game was going on and he
made his way there in company with
two assistants. The discovery of
Crawford in the role of manager of a
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sale or offer to sell had been proven.
Since then I have always attempted to
bring some evidence as to what con-
stituted sale. In the last few cases
the lawyers have gotten onto the racket
that the driver does not sell milk out
delivers it as the agent and that he
was not responsible any more than the
j Wilder Steamship Company or the
Oahu Railroad would be in carrying it.
But the drivers do sell milk. know
it, and householders know it. Anyone
can buy an extra pint or quart of milk
if the driver happens to have a sur
plus. That point was not brought out
in the Star Dairy case. They haven t
got a leg to stand on there. / have a
dead open and shut case against the
Star Dairy and it's driver, Lambo. They
wanted to have his case continued until
they could make an analysis That was
! done and the analysis was made. I
know that the analysis under their SUI
pervision brought out the same results
as in my analysis-adulterated milk.
They did not bring out this point. The
next time I will have the man who
made the analysis come into court and
will prove by him what he found in the
milk.
There must be some one responsible
for this bad milk A criminal action
can be brought against the corporation
as well as the person if necessary
"As to confiscating milk wherever
found, according to the law, we cannot
go into a kitchen and take it. Such
milk to be confiscated you have got to
prove was offered for sale. So this law
is practically of no assistance to me.
| "As to the percentage of water found
in milk, some of them run from 10 to
20. Where there is an increased de.
mand for milk the percentage of water
is greater 1t is then that infants suf-
fer. There is of course less nutrinient
in the milk and the child might starve
and the parents never know what was
the matter with it. 1t is the poor upoT
whom bad milk is pushed mostly They
suffer because they only buy pint ol
two and of course there is less nourish
ment in such a small quantity where
there is a large percentage of adulte-
ant. The rich people buy in 1argel
quantities and are not so much affected
by the poor quality.
/, "I have had nineteen cases alto
gether Five were discharged and fiv
were given suspended sentences. Thes
entered pleas of guilty when they ascer
tanned that they could get off, knowing
!, however, that if caught again the.
would get a double sentence. Min
have been fined. Water is the chic
adulterant; occasionally a little co'or
} ing is made by placing a drop of cara
MEL or Irish moss is used
'"The small dealers are hard to catch
They are wary and when they see In
spector Myhre or myself coming the
get out of the way. They change thei
routes and their time''
AT yesterdays Board of Health meet
) ing DR.. Shorey presented the followin
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report dated January Z:
''On the morning of the 5th instan,
a sample of milk was taken by IN
spector Myhre from a Portuguese milk
dealers wagon. This sample contained
| Is per cent added water On the sth
instant I took a sample from this .aue
drivers wagon from milk delivered by
him to a restaurant on Queen street.
This sample contained about 20 per
cent added water and the sale can be
proved
This morning the driver came 10 me
and said that, unknown to him, a
member of his family had taken some
milk from his cans and added water
that this had happened some four or
five times-and begged to be let off, 4
milk dealers are very resourceful in
excuses when caught and give his e,s-
cuse simply for what it is worth. I 10
not favor overlooking any case of the
sale of adulterated milk when the facts
can be proven, no matter what the ex-
cuse. I think the least that should be
/. done in this case is the arrest of the
milkman and suspended sentence oil
a plea of guilty
| The man is apparently poor, has a
lew COWS, mas Deen warned by the Sec
retary of the Board Of Health regard
/ ing the law, and has had fair repu-
tation heretofore for the quality of his
milk
II ask for Instructions
! The board approved of the Food
Commissioner prosecuting the dealer
and his arrest will follow.
Respecting the Star Dairy, of which
Lawyer Magoon is treasurer, Food
Commissioner Shorey said:
Inspector Myhre and myself have
taken no less than seven samples o1
milk from the Star Dairy wagons
which in each case showed that it was
below the standard. The percentage
LOT adulterant was sometimes higher
and sometimes lower, but all the sam.
pies were of milk that hal been tam
lpered with"
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Experiment in Working Prisoners

The grand jury of Bradford county,
Pa, in its recent report recommended
that the act of the last Legislature
with reference to the employment of
male citizens in the Jail be put into
operation in that county. That act
makes it lawful to require that every
male prisoner within a jail or work
house perform eight hours of manual
labor each day of his Imprisonment.
This is to be done under the direction
of a prison board composed of the
judge, sheriff and commissioners of
the county. The prison board has full
authority to compel such male prison
ers to work on public highways out
side the limits af the jails and work
houses, but within their respective
counties. The preference in to be Civ
en- to public roads leading to and from
county seats, and in order that the
work may be equitably distributed no
more than five miles is to be complet-
ed on any road until like mileage
has been completed on each and all
main roads connecting with county
seats.
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WY HEN Food Commissioner
)" Shoreys report on adulterat-
w ed milk and those who sell it
is read at the Board of
Health meeting tomorrow afternoon
there will be few surprises for a num-
Der of dealers who have been repeated
ly warned in the last few months.
The Food Commissioner has a sample
of almost every dairy's milk sold in
Honolulu and some of them show
startling percentage of water. In some
cases the percentage ran as high as 40
per cent water, This alarming 5itua
ton has been known to the Food Com
missioner for some time, and many Of
tenders who have been hauled to the
police court in the past are guilty of
the same criminal use of water now.
The milk dealers have come to believe
that they occupy an impregnable posi-
ton as they have been acquitted upon
technicalities, although the Food Com
sioner, from his analyses and knowl-
edge of the dairies, knows full we'll
that the milk had been tampered with.
There is a law said Commissioner
Shorey to an Advertiser reporter yes
terday, "such as was proposed in an
Advertiser editorial the other day.
which does not seem to hang fire when
brought into court. / refer to Act "a
of the Session Laws of 9S, the one
under which these cases have been
brought into court. It reads that
every person manufacturing, offering
or exposing for sale, or DELIVERING
TO A PURCHASER, any drug or food,
shall furnish to the Food Commission
on nd ca rl1n C1Jf n
for the analysis of any such drug or
food which is in his possession
upon that law / lost a case in the
lower court. A man delivered milk at
restaurant, but I did not subpoena
the restaurant keeper to prove that he
had paid for the milk. 1 could have
done so but did not think it necessary.
The man was discharged because no
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THE SLAUGHTER OF THE
INNOCENTS MUST STOP
SHOW THEM NO MERCY.

the
delivered throughout
milk
in
in
is fraud
examined This itself harmless could
dnot be
s a be
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Christian Associations of America, in
New York city, will be invited to come
to Honolulu to advise in Young Mems
Christian Association work He Will
be the guest of the Association while
here.
At the meeting last night seventeen
new members were elected. The con-
cert which was to have been given on
New Years will be given in the near
future. Members are now rehearsing
for the affair.
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DISEASES FROM THE WATER.

DR.. Cooper, when asked about
the effects of adulterated milk on
infants. said: "I can not say that
the increased mortality among in
fants is due to the use of adulter-
ated milk, but I can say that the
sale of watered milk should be
stopped. Speaking from medical
standpoint, 1 cannot say that the
water In the diluted milk has any
particularly injurious effects, ex-
cept it be that the water used is
impure. It Is a well-known fact
that the water supplied to the City
is not of the best, most of it being
surface water and coming from
the reservoirs. The water used in
diluting the milk assuredly is not
of a better quality than the aver
age, and every physician in the
City will tell you that a large per-
centage of the fevers, congestions
and diarrhoeas are due to the char
acter of the water supplied to the
populace OF Honolulu"
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A CURSE TO THE COMMUNITY.

DR.. Raymond, president of the
Health Board. when asked for his
views upon the sale OF adulterated
milk, said that in his position as
head of the Health Department he
did not wish to make a decided
statement, but he believed that the
matter of prosecuting those who
sold it should be followed up.
That babies suffered he did not de-
ny. In fact, he said that the babies
of the poor people were the ones
who suffered. They were fed for
the greater part on cows milk
and adulterated milk did not have
the nourishment sufficient to make
them healthy. 1t had the opposite
effect. He considered the practice
of adulterating milk curse to the
community.
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BARGAIN COUNTER THANKsGIv
ING.

= Baltimore department store offer
~ NJ It's patrons a bargain-counter
! 1udnksgiving dinner of a dozen
oolfses for six people, all for the mod
eSC sum Of ninety-seven cents. It was
very niling for the price, and likewise
an interesting illustration of the de-
'e1opment of modern shopkeeping.
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n. e. GRoSSMAN, D.D.S-Alakea st.,
three doors above Masonic Temple, Ho-
nolulu; Office hours, a. m. to D. m.
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bDR. T. KATsUNUMA-Off1ce Club Sta
bles; hours, a. m. to 4 p. m; Tel. 477.
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DR.. C. B. HIGH.-Philadelphi Dental
College 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel. 313.
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STENOGRAPHERS.
= ~ T. AVERY.-Public Stenographer, at
oear' Lansing's insurance department.
si0uhd hoor, Judd bldg; Tel. Main 1863.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
OIL NA.-Agent to take acknowledge
n.I Gus 20 instruments, district of Kona,
psnu, at W. C. Achfs office, King ST.,
near Nuuanu.
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DR.. A. E. NICHoLs.-ofice Alakea st.,
with DR.. Anderson; office hours, $50
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ZEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
MCCLELLAN. POND & co.-Judd Bldg. /;
Tel. Main So.
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CaAs. v. E. DOVE, C.E.-surveyor and
CiVh Engineer; Office new Magoon bldg,
cor. Alakea and Merchant Sts.; P. o.
4 ook Rl- Orders taken for typewriting.
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HIsDoN IRON WORKS.-Engineers and
Suliaers OF Pumping and Sugar Ma
snlnery and complete power plants; Of
nce' room u, Spreckels block; Tel. 194
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ATTORNEYS.
kYLEA. DICKEY.-King and Bethel SITS.
Tel. seS; P. o. box 7S6.
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'1hEs T. TAYLOR. NJ. Am. Soc. c. E.
consuming Hydraulic Engineer; 1S6
JUDD Blk, Honolulu; Tel. $50.
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ENGINEERS.
CATION. NELL & CO., LTD.-Engi-
neers. Electricians and Boilermakers,
Honolulu.
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N. LoNG.-Attorney and Notary Pub
lie: 1a9 Bethel St
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Milk AduIteratiOn
Means Death
To Babes.
OFFENDERS WILL
BE PROSECUTED
Chemist Shorey and Doctors Ray
mond, Woods and Cooper
interviewed.

WY HEN Food Commissioner
" Shorey's report on adulterat
w ed milk and those who sell it
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ARCHITECTS.

SEARDsLEE & PAGE, Architects and
builders.-Office rooms "a, Arlington
Annex, Honolulu, H. l.; sketches and
correct estimates furnished at short no
dcs; Tel. 229; P. o. box rs.
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|. n. hoNSARRAT.-Attorney, Notary
Public and Commissioner for New York
and Cal, Merchant ST.; Tel. Main 6S.
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arrive in Melbourne until the end of the
month. and then they would have to be
specially trained for Sydney. The birth
of a nation would not be complete with
out a great blow up.
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ooNT NEGLECT YOUR EYES; you
sdVe but one pair. Don't wear other
pSSison glasses; your eyes differ from
eI :. Don't wear cheap, improperly
made glasses; they will ruin your eyes.
Bldg
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CONTRACTORS.
VIM. T. PATY.-Contrac,or and Builder.
store and Office fitting; brick. wood or
stone building; shop, Hotel ST.. near
barracks; res, 1641 Anapuna.