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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

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Of time y the city at the same s ~
number Of Stock -
ara ' us, and many Inse ) ,lck-
win used =, to repeat The s "a,
To ~ me least possiblc ylnciai
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such services for nero
lo however nimbIy done sale
ross OF two or three ME-, en-
pm nm. the .belated aguys.
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numerous distance " .r,'
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ne nsures by worll
telephone, the c,,ssn,s
throughout the esSs
rect rect. man. during the
nours, requires mnss
MI n royalty AS tia
moves more rapidly the
'pioyes Increases n 81. ~
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e acre throuvn,.,t ~
nan ON any other
N the world. Ea.h
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7 two to FIVE assss.
Is. In every ofi,cs
me number Of a..
az while the nun.
'ys on call Is also
nat there are from
aored special mes
on each acre of fha
The boy popula.
'nildings is rather
4. For every aero
some $50 mes
IRE lot filed with
uid pretty com
allie the exit
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

III these cont,i-. enese devices 'tle
IRON from a common '' eenprs ere operated
direct 0l oo the Exchange or S either on TIC
gle opaI communication W Wtt some n. point in
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

Heath Milligan ready mixed pants
complete line at Daniefs.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13
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there were no ~,
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ace ChurcI, st eoi.n-
ing finally ceased sdee &C.
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and under the
e it was cone one
ary.-Bakers,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

TIC ratio in Great Rtita.
=, Eren per marriage has has f nE1tain of chill
IN 1884 to 1868 in 1900. '1en from 4.S6
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

',r little |
!, the rice !
phi oper-
sy.
was on
one day
n Sunday
lie services
boys are
lie new rice
hool teach
| to atten'
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business an
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to
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attendance
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1902-06-13

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SAMUEL BLACE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11
TIS0N -TrGRsDei's-:DAfnl:
Salmagundi.

Debora Goodale's house in Starr
Valley burned Tuesday night. The
house and furniture were totally
destroyed.
Miss Hattie Rosenstock viii leave for
Chicago tomorrow evening. She will
take with her the best wishes Of a host
Of friends.
Wm Griswold ID in from Ruby Val
ley. lie reports the farmers very busy
getting ready to harvest a good hay
crop. The grain is backward, but
promises well,
DR.. Hood reports TINT while VIM.
Henry Of Starr Valley was unhitcniug
his team from a wagon yesterday. the
horses ran away breaking two ribs and
otherwise iniurmg Mr.. Henry.
". b. Forrest, the Bulletin route
agent. arrived Tuesday night and went
to Tuscarora yesterday morning. On
his return he will convass Tie town for
new subscribers to the INDEPENDENTS
Bull.in continuation.
Carol Henderson, brother of Hayden
Henderson. arrived last evening from
Weir City, Kansas, 70 take Il position in
the Henderson bank. Mr.. Henderson's
home is III Glasgow, Missouri. Ind he
adis one more Ia our imiQ list Of
Missourians. the INDEPENDENT vi shes
him success in his new field.
\ consolidation ~ the Reno and Ne
vada Banks was contaminated at the
Riverside town last Saturday, aud the
capital stock increased to $3.50. 600, with
the following board of directors: c. f.
Mack, ". NJ. Gorhom, j.. Is. Overton,
Richard Kirman md Herbert FIeis-
hacker, Richard Kirman was sub.
sequ"ntly elected cashier aud has as
sumed the duties OF that position.
Tie deruck Of the Rocky Mountain
OIL Company looms up from the top
OF the hill south of town. That hill
ma! rival the famous Spindle.top at
Beaumont as IN oil producer. Since the
foregoing WAS put in type n heavy
wind atruck that derrick and knocked
1t down. Consequently it looms no
NOR. No IL was hurt, but the der
rick ia a mas Of kindlmg wood. That
derrick will never loom again.
Last year Elko had u Lord and a
Waits at tie head OF its schools. This
year Caine and Abel win preside oyer
them. Game takes the place OF Waits
and AbtI that OF Lori. IL Game hits
Abel over the head with a club and kills
him before the school year expires. the
Biblical story Of Cain and Abel will be
r~e.enacted IN Elko. The INDEPENDENT
hopes, however, that the gentlemen will
dwell together in peace.
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4 Tough Customer

Last night night about II o'clock
.James Lang walked out Of the Senate
saloon and started for the Depot Hotel
with n couple Of companions. just Rs
he stopped into the street n man came
up behind him aud said something to
him. Lang turned his head to geo
lo il wip md saw tho glitter Of a knife
in the minus hand. iI~c.:dndged hnt the
kniio struck him over tho right Cnr,
making o scalp wound. The fellow who
did the cutting Immediately turned md
ran. COnJtablo Mccoy was BOO uotili-
ed and started in pursuit. lie finally
found him unlor y carload VI machinery
ncnr tho ens, end ~ the upper freight dc.
pot aud locked him up. rheman gives
his nnnc nB Jane Murray, who was dis.
charger from jail ycstCrla after ecrv.
/ ing a sentence Tor M UfTcnse committed
At Carlin. District Attorney llondor.
son charged Murray with assault md
battery and he plcad guilty to the
clinfso thin forenoon md Justice Nor
gun gave him sir months in tho county
iul. lie ia II tough customer. Lnug
eccms Ia he a quiet harhworkinR man
IIc claims tha, he Dies not know Muir
ray nnd canno, coiurs up my reason
Why Murray should assault hm ms no
did. When Murray was taken to Jail tC
servo his sentence, ho remarked to Jail
or ucvcrihgc TINT he would DO back
again after serving tbia sentence. Tic
should bc ecnt over the rond for his
next Offence. IIe would have gone THE
time u thcro w9 any certainty m thu
wilnesson araiua, him remaining 10 thu
county until be- could he tined.
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WILL GET OUR SHARE.


Especial TO the JOurnalD
WAsHINGToN, July 9.-Rcpresenativ We
Ncwlands will start for Nevada next
Saturday. lie says TINT some Of the
Nevada papers are mistaken in tho Rs
sumption that under the Irrigation Act
Nevada eau receive only tho benefit Of
the sales Of the public lands in Nevada
Under section nine of Irrigation Act the
Secretary Of the interior must, where
practicable and feasible, cxpend major
portion Of tie funds arising from the
sale Of public lands Will i'm each State
and ter ritory for the benefit OF such
State or territory, the rest can be OK
penled anywhere in tho asid region and
even tho major proceeds Of snlcs in n
State or territory may be temporarily
used elsewhere for a period not exceed.
ing ten years.
Under this bill the Secretary ~ the
Interior has discretionary power Ia
spcod The entire fund. a~ggregutiua nj
present nearly three million dollars au
Dually, in Nevada or any other State or
territory subject to the condition that
htty.ono per cent thereof shall he paid
back for the benefit Of the State or ter.
ritory from which 1t ia derived. p.oyid.
ed such Stntc ~ territory ha' practic.
able and feasablc projects.
Tho widest discretion was purpnseiy
given to the Secretary of Interior in
orler That he funds derived FROM ealeB
OF public lands without regard 10 state
lines might bo ~cSpond9i where riga
ton development should TO most need.
cl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11

II is through the bowels that the body
is Clcnnsed OF impurities. Constipation
keeps these pOisons in the system, caus.
ing headache, duIneas and m%eIancholia
at first, then Insighily eruptions and
finally senou illness unless "a remedy Ia
applied DcWitt's Little Early Risen
prevent this trouble by stimulating tile
liver md promote easv, healthy action Of
the | o ycls. These little pills do not
net violently but 10y strengthening the
bowels enable them to perform their
own work. Never gripo or distress.
Elko Drug Co.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Bandit Tracey was still Mt large at
latest accounts.
Mr.. Loring will leave Tor his home ut
Reno tonight.
Mr.. Fuller came up from Palissde
this morning.
Mn. Kaye left last evening to visit
her parents and relatives in Ogden,
Mn. 9. E. Mayer and Mrs. Joe Taber
returned last night fro IN San Fran
cisco.
Is. w. Sayre arrived this morning to
take charge OF the wcstern Union
telegraph office.
Allen Fisher passed through to Wells
this morning on his return from the
Reno carnival. While in Reno he was nut
in Jail by the Eagles and tined for being
n bugologist away from his bugs.
The Rocky Mountain Oil Company
ID busy moving its machinery and ma
terial from the well west of South
Fork to the site OF the proposed we'll ON
the coal section south NJ town. Several
loads Of machinery and material paseed
through Town today.
Last May u man called dutch
Smith broke into u freight car at Fen
Ion and stole ten sacks of potatoes md n
barrel of iInm-. Smith disposed Of the
property and succeeded in Keeping out
Of the clutches Of Detective Fitzpatrick
and Constable Moore OF Wells. Con
stable Mccoy WIS furnished with his
description aud yesterday he found
smith Ill a salouu and arrested him, He
wired Fitzpltuck and Moore Of the ar.
rest and Moore came down on Nn3 this
forenoon after Smith.
a movement WIS started yesterday to
pIIrehlsr and fit up Il ra - track ne lr
town. \ subscription list il being cir
culated and those having it in charge
report encouraging results. 4 good
track near town would he the means Of
bringing race horses here and this
Sonld mean some good sport. Elko
needs something to get it out OF the
deep rnt III which it lIas run 81 long,
IL a race track will do II. let US have il
10y all means. Aiier that il in runn,ng
rider. prehaps a public hall, can be
built. IL we cant have both, let us
take the = We esk-SsL
The Philadelphia Record, a prominent
Republican paper. says: In the battles
between the Republican arty and the
sugar Trusts thus far the trusts have
had everything their own way. Against
the advice Of Mckinley. the adjuration
Of Roosevelt, the pledges Of the party
platform. the good faith OF the govern.
inert and the dictates OF humane con-
sideration for a suffering aud dependent
people. the trusts bar the way to any
modification Of the tariff rates that
would serve to diminish their unjust
profits. 1t liz the triumph of banded
greed over right aud justice. The tar.
iii monsters We have created turn upon
the nation and hold it by the throat,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11
Tonupah Railroad Project.

4 broad gauge railroad from Soda.
willie to TonopSh aud II third rail from
Mound House TO the former point Is
now n strong possibility. Tho southern
Pacific Company has presented u prop.
oaitiOn 10 the people Of Tonopah that
will result in this railroad construction
M soon ns tho requirements are mot.
Tonopah In asked TO put up bonus Of
t250.0O0. Tue improvements conteni.
plated will coat tour times TINT amount.
II the proposition meots with approval
Of tho people Of Tonopah tho road will
no completed within the next six
months.
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= Curse Of womnnhInd.

IL sick and nervous headaches.
Sherman Headache cure gives instant
relief. One dose curee. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief
25c. aud Zoe. n boz. n cures nouralgiu.
Every box guaranteed. Tor salo 10y
Eilko Drug Go.
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CORONATION DAY
OBSERVED IN HONOLULU,

a notable event occurred at Honolulu
last month. BY order Of Governor San.
FORD b.. Dole all tie Government
Offices closed at noon-on the 26:h day of
the month, that being the date fixed for
the coronation Of King Edward VII Of
England.
The Associated Press ndvices which
chronicle this memorable order remark
.hat Coronation Day was quite general.
ly Observed but note the following
exception:
Judge \ s. Humphreys OF the First
Circuit Court, however, refused to ad.
Iourn his Court for the OCCASION. and
gave an interview, stating his reasons,
III which he vigorously repudiated the
whole idea OF an observance Of the kind.
Humphreys used fervent language In
criticism OF Americans who observed
such ceremonies in honor of royalty. and
his words aroused much discussion.
Some British residents were greatly
offended, and are talking OF making
charges against the Judge at Washing
ton OF Offering nm insult TO Iheit
Nation"
Let US be thankful that at least ono
good American, with the courage Of his
convictions, was heard to protest against
this n'American order from Governor
Dole. and refused to obey it.
Times have changed indeed when the
Governor OF any part OF the territory
OF the United States directs the sus-
peneion OF public business M a mark OF
honor to the crowning OF a King.
4 Hawaii was not long since d
Kingdom makes no difference in this
regard. Nor does it greatly matter
what King was to be crowned.
The very foundation Of this Republic
rests upon the protests OF the Reyolu.
tionary Fathers against the opressions
Of . Rriti.h King. Our whole systeuS OF
popular Government is based upon the
success OF their glorious revolt :%.;ainst
the exactious and opressions rt life
British Crown.
When by order OF the British Gov.
eminent public business In London
'N"H "NFPShuSu Ou Viz IOuIIl Oh
July, or on the occasion Of the inaugu.
ration Of an American President, nt \
tribute OF respect and honor to this
country, it will be time enough to re.
turn such a compliment IN kind. But
no American will live long enough 10
see so great IA miracle.
The act OF Governor Dole was mere
flnnkeyis ism, and can prehaps best DO
accounted for from the fact that he lived
for many years in Hawaii when q pup.
pet crown was worn. Such conduct
should receive II rebuke from tho Adj
ministration at Washington, but Of late
there has. been a strong tendency in that
quarter to toady to royalty rather thant TO
assert Il vigorous American contempt
tor its hollow pomp and pageantry.
A for those British residents at
Honolulu who were often led by the
course III Judge Humphreys. and talk,
I'd OF making Charges" against him at
Washington Tor offering IN: insult to
their Nation the sooner they, are adj
ministered "A decided snub the better.
The impudence OF these Britishers ia
colossal. IL is little wonder, however,
TINT 1t was manifested in this wise. In
view OF the encouragement given them
by tho ilunkeyism of Dole.-Sacramenlo
Bec. 90.
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tFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmagundi.

The best brands OF cigars and tobacco
at Garrecht Il Nulty's.
|, is estime,ed that 900 people at.
tended the Reno Carnival.
Governor Sadler arrived this morning
from the west. lie will remain until
Sunday night.
Carnation chocolates. hand made
creams and soda water right from the
fountain at Garrccht Il N~ulty's.
II Is given out TINT a new bank il H.
be organized in Carson. Sl5l, coo 81 the
capital stock having becn subscribc.!
The Club Saloon ~ head unIrirre fnr
Nnh"mSer and 3uiwciscr. ihr rnlcb:;.t
ed St LOUIS beers. sold by the barrel.
bottle or glass
FoR SALE-rwo pairs 81 platform
scales, 1000 aud 1000 pounds. For fur.
Their particulars call un or address j. W.
Puctt, Carlin, Nevada.
The widows and descendants of the
late Brigham Young, to the number OF
1000, will hold a reunion IN Salt Lake
this summer.
Owing to the call Tor primaries to
elect delegates to the State communion
appearing today, We are little short OF
other matter.
\ double tenement hon "a ~ Reno,
occupied by the families Of f.. Lind and
A. U. Nelson. WAS destroyed by lire yes
terday and the sixteen. months old babe
Of MIR. and Mrs. Nelson was burned 10
death
Loyd's Register, the worlds authority
on shipping, has given away the secret
OF the chip subsidy bill. II shows that
Ae United States Steel Corporation il
the largest owners Of vessels in this
country and the fifth largest in the
world.
The meeing Of the Democratic county
committee was held last night. 1t WIS
well attended and harmony prevailed.
The main business transacted will be
found in II ad vertisinR cOlums. In
addition Ia that. f.. l. Bingham was re-
moved from the committee IN account
Of his removal from the county and l..
l.. McMahan was elected to fill the va
cancy.
Yesterday the Supreme Coura dis.
mIsseed tie case u WcdeKind Va, Bell,
appealed from the Second Judicial
District. This Hctiui was taken on
account OF the comprise effected some
weeks ago whereby T." Bell interest in
the Wedekin mine vas purchased by
John SpIrk-. Tai tho court held
rendered "a decision unnecessary and
dismissed the case.
4 few weeks ago President Roosevelt
publicly insultcd General Miles for say.
ing that the war in the Philippines was
beng conducted with marked severity,
He is nov engaged III the delightful
recreation OF ~ccnsuring General Smith
and other officers Tor their brutality tn
the poor PHILIPPINES. When he gets
through with the censuring business, he
should publicly apologize to General
Miles for his cowardly insult.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11

a is afloat here and comes
from a seemingly authentic source that
L. T.. PGttison. who elopcd from this
place with Miss Daisy WiIeon last win.
ter and married her in Dayton has
come to grief in the southern country.
Mr.. Pattison md VITO left hore last
February Tor Rnndsburg. Cal. md IL
eoems that u month or 80 ago a couple
Of other one landed N. ramp and
both claimed Pattison for. husband.
The report 10 that they substnntiated
their claims, had PattiSon arrested.
proved that hc committed bigamy when
he married Mis Wilson. and TINT he is
nov serving M eight. year sentence IN
the penitentiary.--Lyon County Timce
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11

Inquiries are constantly being made
regarding the game law. For the III.
for mation Of all we publish the append
ed Information. This ia the very latest
law. as amended by the Legislature OF
1901, and strictly correct:
Ii ls unlawful to kill or trap blue.
birds, bluejnys, martin. thrush. mocking
bird, swallow, wren, yellow hammer.
meadow lark, oriole. humming bird,
swan or insectivorous. sony or plume
bird except black birds, at any time.
Pheasnnts-Before the lst day Of Sep.
TENDER 1906.
Sagecock or sagehen-Between the
Let day OF March and the LIST day OF
July.
Dovc-Bctween the lst day OF Now
vember and the 10 day OF July.
Grouse or mountain quail -Befor O
the let day OF September and the 10Th
day Oi March.
Deer and antelope-Bcfore the LIST day
OF September, 1903, and thereafter IL
person may kill not to exceed two male
deer aud two male antelope between the
LIST dry Of September and the 1st day Of
November.
Female deer or fawn, female antelope
or iawn, male or female carbon OF fawn,
. male or female elk or calf, male 81 70.
male mountain sheep or lHtnb, male or
female mountain goat or kid at any
time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11
4 MSslrTIous Murder.

Tho Silver State sa, e. lht body Of an
unknown murdered 'lan lies in the
morguc at WnnemuCcn. The man was
discovered in n gonduln car at Lovclnck
Wednesday morning lay = 'rRu.p who
was beating HE way III the tram. III"
WIZ alive. but uurnn.rinus, nnh his hcnd
WINS covered with bluui. Tie WA taken
to the county hospital al WinnemuCca.
whore mn examination WIS made by DR..
Samucls, who found that the skull had
been fractured in two places md that
the whole front portion ~ the head hHd
been seemingly crushed in by a
terrible blow FROM some heavy blunt
instrument. The fractures appeared m
itthey might have been caused by blows
from m ordinary hRmmc In NIL there
wore eleven wounds in the head and ono
side OF tho Taco VIA considerably bruis.
cd. Tho mans skull wns trophiucd III
two places. but nc died Thursday morn
ing without recovering consciousness.
There was nothing un the mans body
to Indicate hia identity. Tie body IL
TINT ~ u yonng mnD nlpni thirty years
old. Of average build, smooth shaved
aud with the appearance Of II laborcr.
| All TINT il known u tho crime il the
story told by the tramp who i0nnd him
on the train Mt L0vcluck. From WIN,
| can be lcarouc 81 his story he stated
TINT the man whose body was found. mn.
other tramp and himself wore held Up III
q car while the trnin was in the ,ard at
Reno or Wadsworth Tuesday night
! Tho tramp Gays no aud the third man
escaped. leaving their companion etruR
Cling with the rohbrrS. or what oc'
cured uttcrward he elaine 70 know moth
ing. Tho man whom hc found IN the
goniola car was identified hy the tram
ma tho one who was set upon 10y the rob
bors.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11

IL you want u tine dress shoe go to T..
Osell.
Whyf Because he carries a complete
line Of the celebrated SELF shoes which
are tho best on the market.
Also the beat grade Of men q work ing
shoes, aud II line liuc Of lRdics, ,oisses'
and children's rhoea of all kinds.
Being u practical shoemaker
understand how to buy only the best of
goods and guarantee all shoes purcbas
cd from 90. | also carry a complete
limo of furnishing goods.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-07-11

"One often hears people remark thn,
'this 10 tho worst town in America Tor
this thing aud that thing Bnt il isn'i.
Evory small town has it's full quote Of
"knockore." ita gossips, its dead bcats
aud its idiots. And tho person who cat
dwell any length Of time " sucli a man.
ner no not to provoke the displcasuro Of
some Of these ia certainly a sIint.'--Ex.
change.