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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Columbus, O., Dec. 24.-During serv'
ices in the Second Baptist church five
women We're overcome by natural gas
escaping from a heater. The gas es-
capped into the choir gallery. Mrs. Su-
san Jordan was the first to succumb,
and moment later Mrs. Martha Jones
became unconscious. Before assist
ance could be rendered Miss Tena
Moss, Miss Bertha Davis and Miss Ed
ma Payne were overcome.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Chicago, Dec. 24.-Judse Dunno has
ana shed the two indictments found
several months ago against John A.
uinsey. former secretary of the en-
dowment rank, supreme lodge, knights
of Pythias. charging him with perjury
in making false attidavits Judge
nnnne held that the affidavits could
mot constitute perjury.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Pittshurg. Pa, Dee. 2t.-llive of Tia
victims of the Singer Nimicli mill eX-
plosion, which occurred last Saturday
morning, are dead. The fifth victim is
William Sharp, helper. aged thirty-tive
years, of Elliotboro, who was sca)ded
shout the face, head and body.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Washington. Dec. 24.-At the United
States Naval hospital it is stated that
Captain Francis A Cooks condition
was little better, although he is con
fined to his bed and is kept very quiet
His Sons are now with him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
BOId Robbery In Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 24.-Robbers forced an
entrance into the building of the Chi
cago House Wrecking company, Thir
ty-fifth and Iron streets, overpowered,
tied and gagged the two night watch
men and after blowing open the com
pany's safe escaped with its contents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
Miners Called to Convene.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. "a. - John
Mitchell, president of the United Mine
Workers of America, has issued the
call for the national convention Of min
ers in this city for Jan. 20 and the
Joint conference of the mine workers
and bituminous operators in Indiana,
Illinois, Pennsylvania and Ohio. The
conference begins Jan. 30 and will
continue ten days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
May be Case of Foul Play.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. 24.-The dis
membered body of an unknown man
has been found by track walker of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad near Highwood. The head
was SO badly distgured as to be nm
recognizable. There is suspicion Of
foul play. and the authorities are in
yeStigating.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
RiOting In Bulgaria.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Dec. PA revolu-
tionary demonstration against Turkey
took place here. The police experience
ed difficulty in preventing the rioters
from wrecking the residence of the
Turkish commissioner. Thousands Of
neople who were in sympathy with
those actively engaged in the rioting
participated in the disturbance by
shouting for revolution in Macedonia.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Hamburg, Dec. PA Levant line
steamer which recently arrived here
has been quarantined owing to the dis
coyery on board the vessel of the
bodies Of a number of rats which had
died from bubonic plague.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
Fatigue and Disease.

You will find in every days practice
that fatigue has larger share in the
promotion or the permission of disease
than any other single casual condition
10" can name" Memoirs of Sir John
1'pe->.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 4.-1t is
stated that experiments by DR.. Fred
erick w. Novy and Professor Paul c.
Freer. q chemist, have produced what
is believed to be an antiseptic for such
intestinal diseases as cholera, typhoid
fever and dysentery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
,Jauunese Merchant Marine GroWahs'

Jaunuese Merchant Marine Growing.
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 24.-Japanese
adyices state that the Nippon Iuseh
Kaisha, or Japan-Mila Steamship COM
many. has decided to build in japanese
shipyards sixteen steamers between
now and 1907. These steamers VIII be
used to augment it's great fleet running
IN America. Australia, London and Mp
and down the Asiatic coast.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Richmond, Va, Dec. N.-James Stiff,
the third man shot in the Westmore-
land tragedy by Herbert Marx several
weeks ago, is dead at his home in
Westmoreland county.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
A COLD FLOODED MURDER.
Indiana Man Shot Dead Through a
WindOw-SuspectU Under Arrest.

WindOw-Suspect Under Arrest.
Nobesville, Ind, Dec. A.-John Il.
Seay, aged twenty-seven, employed by
the Nobesville Milling company, In this
city, was shot dead while resting on a
stairway near a window. An unknown
person fired load of buckshot through
the glass, the entire contents of the
weapon entering Seay's head.
William Fodrea, aged twenty-three,
was arrested soon after the tragedy on
the charge of having committed the
crime. He protests his innocence II
is said both Seay and Fodrea were in
love with the same girl.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Washington, Dec. 24.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
Connectiot-Ha Hampton, I. j. Roberts.
New Stockholm Center, +. V.
Nichols: waterproof, +. j. June.
Pennsylvania-La Jose, A. It. Wilson;
Richmond, G. b. Reagle; Sinnamahon-
ing c. A. COUNSEL.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
Mammoth Paper Mill burned.

Hamilton, O., Dec. 24.-The Cham
pion Coated Paper company mill, the
largest in the United States, has been
completely destroyed by fire, and 400
persons have been thrown out Of en-
ployment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 24.-Ester Sleight
has filed with the state court of claims
a claim of 5000 for injuries received
by falling into the Erie canal at Bright
on, Monroe county, on Dec. last.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
~. D. ROYCE,
So. Barre, VT
FOR SAL =

DESIRABLE ResIDEvcE ". r,ern AVE. House
two III est str e ns e and wide porch ex
ne the entire ' IN @ eght laree nvenenty raneu
b tn nj m and closets % and are
red nch hard WOOD t the aos throughout the ~ne
OF Kidd House .r is made Ct large granite @
not ant III wster hxu's nt no,t9m The house WAS ocun
M NJ ,aa ss painted wit" which
sa easily Y, B. sosn.% out Ct :ss '
asss * sss s ns sso 's
give purchaser pea time On for les IS 600 Inc ~
ira. this eee1sd Ike k vacant ss and
show IL to yUu we believe the properly
I'VE at ASoar price /"
Fmdn he market ling.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York, Dec. 49,
Money on call firm ut per cent. Prime mer
camille paper, 5a51a per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers bills at
81. a6ssaa4. s6M for demand and at $4.s3hais3h
for 80 days Posted rates, $4.84a4.84R and
N.s7k Commercial bills s4.s2ka4.s3. Bar sill.
yer, h5hc. Mexican dollars, 431ac Government
bonds irregular State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds irregular.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24
Crowley & Wilkinson,

Sign Painting, Carriage Pxinting,'
House Painting, Decorating, etc.
First Glars work guaranteed. Shops
near South Main Street Bridge aud on
- nth Seminary Street. Telephone
copne,tions. JOHN G. CROWLEK,
q. A. WILKINSON.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-24

Utica. N. Y, Dec. 24.--Four large
wooden buildings on Main street, Her
LINER have been burned, entailing a
loss of $50, OOO They were the Monroe
MOCK Turner building, Smell building
md Williams building They We're oc-
r,;na NV various stores and offices, on
which the insurance was about sZo.ooo.
C.,v 10. New i:;;e;.n "aTship.
london. nee. IA navigating par
~ gu. ,rn oHicers engineers and
s,Ir,rs na. usiyel at Scwcasi'e-on-
n,ne for Tie purpose OF manning the
.,,,rshin recently purchased for Chile
snd taking her to Chilean waters.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07

The last returns lrodu ores sliI PEI
have been 70 good tlni ever! one IL
happy, and we are certain Of beIul
abe to make thus camp II con
Cumstnck. Tie Turns are is fol
lows: Dnulap. Dnnglaa md Stewur.
3U2 ounces silver and 81 gUlu
Brougher. i23 ouaceS oliver and so
gnld. Dan titzp IrIcR, ) o ounce,
silver, $50 III gold.
The Uuiy drHAbLcS is the Internal
climate. The wind blows IL gul,
every other day nnd the thermometer
goes to the freez ne poIui III often
Yesterday Butler Peak nnd the hill,
adj 'inIug were covered with sDuw
Ice formed in the houses. but we
duI't caro- H5uut little things hk.
that, for good mines, good fell W
and good money make ever! thur
lovely. Every once I'D IL while .om,
felloH CONES i'll from the unisi,ie un,
wants to be bad. Int geIE called
Wv" P'OA's piSAi''H 'l ~ 70 NV ~
termIuutiun u the men here tn max,
people keep the peace. We have
had no trouble ~ far md d. un
WANT any dime novel heroes with ~"
or three sIxshuuters OH ani ~ ma
Ghetto between thr ir teeth shooting
up the town. Almost al the men
here have travelled ind sren enough
OF that work to be tired ni it. and arr
about IA hard men m an! bad map
ever rnD against. % Hnyhod! comirr
must understand that they will max,
ag' Cd II jim Of hun II he don't U,.
havo.
The roads are in good condition
and the teamis and stages come IN on
time. In ii little while IT will be po4
,sible for u tnRD to find II bed to sleep
ID. but ut present it in rs hard I" find
u bed rs Il 10 carat dianonI.- Vol.
canu in Hawthorne Bull, tin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07

\ great rommouon Gems Ia have
ikcn place amunI railwa! cirrl"s
'Ting - tile contemplated through
ar service between the Pacific coaEi
md Chicago which IL operating IN
lay each week. This Ii not Il new lie.
uaTtuTr 10y any means, AZ the Denver
i Rio Graude Railroad Company and
t. connections have been operating u
Trough al service c see the Pa.
:itic and Atlantic coast via. Salt Lake
Pueblo. Denver, Kansas City AMI
lineage for YEAR. and three day
.'Hcn, week. viz. every Wednes lay.
Thursday and Friday evening. The
AIRS for this through service are OF
lie Intest Pullman design. nni are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. =. Pullman porter is as.
signed to- each ear. These ears ART
,lSo under the prrs nal SUPERVISION
i Special Excursion ageIr
Suusc dul! it il t" see rlai passen.
gers are gwen ever! comfort and AT.
'entiDT For further infu nation. ap.
ply tu any agent. ur Is +. NrviuL,
Genera Il Agent. rr Ia II NJ. Gushing
Travelling Passenger \rcnt. ID. 4 Il
IL H.. - " 81 RI Suulh ~. Su
Ltk" City. Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
Black BlsA VIII Drive Out Carp

A. CH'urua exchange say \
fsw y"lrs ago. whrn 'hr carp were
first Intrniuce,l, IT was feared 'iInI
hey wunl soon Irivt the best Ii l.
ou Of Ealiforui, hikes rud 81 am>.
II il nov SAID that il tue black b -
are permit ed Ia multiply the! will
+uun GEAR The river ~ The carr. y
W'Wll rId nIurud recently cau-hI -
,tri 20 ! tnss mi On dressing il di
:er Il GIIat It had II rdkf lstp.i uD
Ia I" or fOur yOn ~ carp.
IL baB wi | drive on. ar '~xter nm.
itr, rhe carp. ever, stream "a N'vad
'nul | he t rc& Il vi Il b ts- arp
s"G hog ii~h and kill the ,ri:!r 10y rnI
rg IL spawn ISL ynuu- ti.h Ihr,
,ru 81 Ii tie accoun ia I OF. Iuni II
liz hass will not kui rm trUui de y
lOuld he put III he Il ciu. "a
preserve them and i'll iii rir carp
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
p l>rs N, orIS,oS-.

Mr.. Hsnna 10 ons Of those Re.
pubicans descrioed by Mr. sa6oocs,
rs uIeu u holL the high TO ective
thrill IS a sien,h m be W "shipe
and no, tou .bed." |, is conira,! Ia
nil lo.i: ,llat the tariff shout 1
touch Il by the Pc 'ple. On the con
trary. the people must expect I" /"
-muched' by tile tarItI.-,Nlban
Argus.
Mr.. II ,nna tells his lncal neS.-
paper organ that cit Ii ridiculous Ia
mention his name in conuec Inn with
the Precedence. We compliment til
senator II, ON the re-ult VI his miro.
spective re- search. his cHndor and hi
di.creuop. president Mark Ham. =
The shades us Washington AMI LIN.
.,oln ned not Ue disturbed! -Cleve
! ,ud Plan Dealer.
il IS fur fro u certain ri,at the r..
publicaEs can elect u mai nii! of the
uexl ilouse Of Representatives under
an, circumstances. II is morally
certain that they will be routed ID
uIe effort il they go To the conn'r!
without having endGte ! nuti ~
It'll legislation ON the lines proposed
iy Representative Babcrrk, the ia.
."ciou- chairman ~ their Ehngr's
sinLal cumL,ittre Washington Post
The Republican party of today Is
10 far removed in it, pri' clples and
purposes FROM the L publican party
4 Lincoln. Summer and GrreIr, H.
to- the mutipndeS al the earth The.
ave nothing III co'umun but tl'
name. II Is the servant aud Instru
uent II the mon y power, trusts III"
urpnrdtiunI, aud Ia render service Ia
muuopulics IT now lives and moves
tud has It's Unconstitutional Watch
nan.
The iuriff troubles Of the Republi'
AN party are appearing. Tie L''Hi
tobacco association dneF not want
-riprocIty with Cuba. Eur hernIur'
TT comes to that. the ussuciair"
will 10 wanI aunex ,tiuu, and there
ace other iutri ests nf the fame mInd
Via, Il tangled web we weave whel
We begin /" practice territorial eI
pms,nu indianapolis News tlnh.)
IL tariff r,fur'm is to be revived Il
must he revived 10y the lenders nnt
the people must he educated again t.
II impurtance. There never was
ii ne when There wHs such a iced q
rviv.ug thus old democratic dUcirIut
Protec ION Ii the fostering parent al
many of the largest IT ist4. Ii en-
IbGes the American trust To CHAR =,
ne Ameri .an 81 per zen
mnrc tn u it charges the foreign con
Tuner. IL has Became II Iii tinctly
Tnti. y meri ;un r! stem.-Mru plris Az
zeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
ELKO WINS
THE HOME TEAMS VICTORIOUS IN
NEARLY EVERYTHING.
The Best Sport Seen il ElkO For
Many Years.

.What's the matter with Elk. I
Shes all nghl!'
The fun which began Friday nigh
On tie ARRIVAL III our Eureka visitor
Iud others continued uni.roken unit
asst evening. Every has had J.
-vod time. our Visitors have beeL
~, ally eutertuInrd-ii deteated-anr.
truly Sdtur.Iny aud Sun lay have
Jeen gals day III ElK"'s, history viii.
the BEST and ~cleanest sport v Z
Situ, ssed here. Frum early Satur
lay morning tbs town presented .
Ii .ely appearance urtil bout 2o'cluch
> hen the teauls. VISITORS II cltiZ iBt
generally repaired to tie groun. r
where the tiriG day was Ia be helh
huu tile st reefs and Residences we.,
deserted until evening. The Eureka
uand rendered excellent music. IA,
intervals dur nR the day, which wa
IL hly appre :iaied aud added mucI
~ tire pleasure Uf the Occusiuu
Nothing occurred 10 mar the pleasur,
\ 'rpt. pernuus. the wind whicI
covered every thug aud e~veryhui..
with dust, and al went aIou.
-moothly aud quietly.
Follow uH are tile different event
u hich tonk place, and tile names u.
the articipauts. winners, the tin,
made. points. etc.
90 yard dsh Entered Snyder,
IiuuEh. Wines. Juues, Young. shy,
der Isl, Huugh 2nL; time q l-5.
lligt jump-Euter ii Sn! der. lIou.l
jones. McGarry on! der and tiuu-h
divided lst aud 81 place; c.eaTrd 4
feet ~ inches.
lucy ard dash-Entered Sn, der
though. Junes, Vines. Irnng. shy
Ter l,i, iiuurh 2d; time IL D.
Hammer throw-Geor.e YInng
shy der. Vines. Young LIST, % feet 1
inches; Sn; der 81. 81 feel Z inches
We have been informed Int thus WI.
tS oSo' lC''Vi iuhhCc VI 'if uhg, AM
hat the throws we're remarkable toI
such y"nng boys.
23U-ya ard dash--Entored Sn der
Yonng. Wines. Jones. liou.h
Snyder lsr, Hough q; tine % =;
seconds.
) not put-Gcu Ymns. lst. 81 eel
Iurhesi Snyder 81. 3! frer 8 uch.~
Wines 3! feet 9 inches; W. YJuns q
feet III inches.
B."ad irmp-Entered Snyder
Wines q. Ynung. Mcliarry. Jones
snyder lIt IL feet 215 inches; Wine.
81, l6 feet 3 inches.
tlHlt.miie ruu-Nme entered. fnnr
finished. McGTrry l4t, ". Young 81
tine : mn. 81 seconds.
The following were the Ofici IIS IN
charge 81 the -venI-: DIR. C.E. ". ! snI
referee; h. Thbcr starter; Judges
Cha. l~leniersnn. Frank (iedmpy
fOm K 'hiDsup. James McGiru,
ri ners. Kr:l Studdurd, harIr,
Gardner
Oh ~ II possible 81 points. Elk
-'nre'i 46 AMI EureKa g. divided ~
follow:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
Hest Legs In the World.

The most lf like and s~erviceahIt
artificial lcgs IN the world are manu-
featured in America. Enormous
quantities of these limbs are slnppe
10 Eur 'pc every year.
The fl at great boom in the n,ti
fetal leg Business wns brought au on
by the civil war. Since that time
railroad Hud trolley car accidents
have kept up nm ever increasing de.
mand. Another fac'nr has been the
general use ~ nutiseptics. H.. NOR
tAlity among tbuse who hav thor
legs a%mputated ia far lees than Tor
merly and II lnrgo proper ION ~ tlm.
Survivors become patrons Of the
wooden leg iacrorice.
Tho old.iasiiOunrd pcg.icr IL
practically II thing ~ the past. The
modern artiiirial leg shows Il grcm
advance i've the old fm ms. Ever,
improvement has been with the idea
OF greater implicitly.
The main object 81 The manufsct
uTero 10 ~ inprnve Tie III ~ the legs
The bosi models no 0'st SlGO. IL
costs from S to s25 Il year u keep
one NJ theHG legs IN order.
Few women err artificial lcgs
On the other hand, IL IL becoming
moro common 10 ht linbs &C. children
Legs are made tor children pome.
tine before they u walk. They
are lifted no soon ~ the child learns
70 siHnd and make IL possible Tor it
10 develop r, mmetncally.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07

pcrape and as n conseiuen'T rhhs''
ras! muueY WIS Ii clrculAnoi
after the vaue.
At about z o'clock the players Il
the 1T rams NJ the band mar :hr1i l.
liz hall gro IN | where ea IA te IN ~" :
Illnwel Ii teen minutes far rractl."
before game was called at ~
From that tine On ever! thing ""
rxritment. Coise and gori f"tl ~
The small boys. md others moi =
mall. had the ir lungs AMI voice.
EXCELLENT shape. hri not III very ~"
eoninl. and ever.tIme II good rln.
n male ON either ride. which WI
,ften. she PLAYERS were heartily 81
outraged with ch ers from the spec
tatora. Az may tie expe re !, 'lku ooi
ira were more ~ evidence. hut tln~
who wore tue blu and white Z"
Eureka una lie up / enthusiasm VIVA
hey lacked l numbers.
Van Powell, fur Etko. and MIR.
Johnson for Eur .Kd. acted us um
ire. Their ,ircIsrouS we - all i"n
nd list and we e entirely satlsfh:t"r!
u to Ii teams. j. p. McE roy AN
lei bert Spruuie were tire oih'ii'
-curers A pleis ut feature al IL"
came was the ab II ~ II the usual
. IuabbIrng ern pin! crs and um
ires
There were many excellent play
nn IL gu each side nmrI goo I team
YORK. both batteries were gn"'
w will not ma Re personal m-utIup ~
ne grand stand plays Nv INK t" In,
...rt that we we're no well rnUu-l
,cquaIutcd to tell tile Eur. kd TO-.
art while III their baseball suits at
mr field aud do not wish Ia ulrI,iIoI
few ~ the gUud plays aIId uOI all u
nrin. We eaw but little to- critic z
II the PLAY ers ~ citim r team. ana u
.ur juigmeu, the Eureka team WA
i nply on pla. ed There wins ON
ak around town last night III an
! III game to-day. but TIT dea WA
b mlOned
II is thou HI, however. that Il re-
urn l.. me will be played rur neu
uturr Ht Eur sKa.
will he seen 10y the s ore whir
ollnws. Eureka TAI ri tc tally unit
~ 6 II inning, when they cot III Ton
,nd uue in the 3 Il. ElH' scored i
all hut the first, nth AID ri.ht ~
mugs md dat moi rla u e ninth.
Inning - , 6 s
Eureka % U D uUtU | -
EIKu. u233 U : ! x--lJ
Tie nome team WIS congratulate
IN every side when the game WI
concluded aud pandeuonium rrigu,.
supreme. Three m ar'y cheers We
given la Eur-kHn- aud they rrturne
three us goud fur Elku. Illus rm,ir
Two .lmys II the hest spori r'cr H.
III ElRu. W. Iru I this II ~ the ut
gum ny Of "tf .Irs uf his K nj ia u.
sec ION.
The visiiors are all ! III ! rud IN N
unuS i'll their praise ii the rrrat uri
they have received at ne h uds
mr. people md want IL al /" c q Il
here at sume future time md Civ
chem an opportunity I - reciprOcnt
They will g"m PLlIsnde thu ate
nouL. and le I'VE here Tor f. lreka I,
morrow morning.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07
UnIv-r-iiy Commencement.

The editor returned from Reno
this morning, II very tired individual
While "a ny he attended all h. cOm-
mpncenr nj exercises OF the Uhiyer-
.ity md Witnessed the comforting VI
,iegr, es upon the g%rniuates. To say
rlini all the exercises were II gr md
-ucc' SO wuuld I've putting il mildly.
the service 8 OF last Sunday we're uu-
III uIlly Interesting Tho Bac"Hlaur
catr sermon IL! Il ' HiriHH Van irk
4 -. i;eriG!yy lheO u!i.:Hl Srmtn
AIRY was IL moiei Of practical commop
,mse rhni made a deep inrp : ssiun ON
ur minds III all that ~ ar.l 1t. The
nj in IS OF Prof. ubbrrly, head 81
tile department III educa Iuu Of Stun
urI University, Ia the formal grad
yates wiR II PLAIN. arn~Ihle talk on
iIr benefits To be derived from a
.oTI ~%IurH'Iut', md the uiis To- be
STAINED from II o. Fri lay Prof.
:. \. Eryan, PIE ! lent nf the Agri
C Iliural College Tuf the State OF
Washington. delivered tie ad lr. 90 tn
ir IRA udtes. Prof. Br! an IL II very
-niiolarly man md his nd lrrss wab a
-plt Mid rlI rt. Pui. iiry an wIs iuI-
!uwo 10y our f"llD% tuwnsmau.
Gn,rs"S l!roHn. who delivered the
r~cholar-hip address nnd presented
he pr.Z u to the successful contest.
ants. MIR. Brown sp"ku without
uotes, aud held the wrnpt lttcn nIr
~ hi- large audience from at lrt Ia
H. IBh. iIls add :, Sd. like the others,
was scholarly ami wholly dcv.'id uf
TX. rocket "ratnry. |: easily placed
him III the II c;uss with the dis.
tungu he'd Breakcrs from California
aud Washington Mr.. Browns ad.
'irrss placed hin 10 the front rank 81
'ht rising !uun : men ~ the StRte.
F. owing tho Ssh ,iHrJIlip nd l:es8
came the coIfeTr ny u the degrees
upon tile graduates. THIS Interesting
ccrumOu, owe Governor SadIrr. no
WIS present "a wiiuCss he gra iuatIup
~ hi son, spoke IL fu% words IN rUm.
incubation Of the great work ~ the
Univer4ity and III, q. porlunIti,s it
afforded to 'he young Iurn and wU
met ~ the State. lilo benedic mn
was then pronounced and the com
"'nenccmGnt Exercises ~ tue Nevada
\ ntr Univer ity Tor TIE Year 1901
passed mt" history. The cxcrcl. CO
from beginning Ia III ding wore Il
grand suc'' ss. rx1"pi ih.su Tar as
this tCribe's part ~ them WIS run !
crrned. It's mOcd4iy orbIdH my
ference to that part ~ the pro-.
gam Leaving TINT out the com
mcncrmcnt exercises ~ the Stats
University r. fierteL great credit upon
Or. Stub, aud the faculty.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-07

II Adam hal received II .nInry Of
ten Thousand doiITs u yrnr from the
beginning of hi ca" or and lived nm
til the present time, and savcI it alt.
hi furtun' to-day wnuli not amount
la IN much III Andrew CunrsIr'r
SUPPOSE !on ehuulJ receive eaIar,
~ ten thhusuud dollar. u year, aud
were abe to save all III It, you WmnlI
DO compelled to work II nundrcd
>rHrs to brcUino u mIlIinnHitc. II IL
almost imprssIl'lp I" became M iu,.
men-,ly veal hy MIN ~ IrnnimH,
huA iIsss the great fortunr4 fui
winch this county is becoming nutcJ
were Una lc by Whirry IN .0mu ~
stances, by u = ssful spcrumrr"u IL,
others, mi 10y government ns- iRtance
~ others .Ex.