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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-17
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEkAHS
Officers For Next Year ChOS-
en- at Grand Lodge

The first business transacted this
afternoon by the Grand Lodge, |. o. o.
f.. was the election of officers, which
resulted as follows:
Grand Master. R. Sadler OF Carson;
Deputy Grand Master. r. c. Leeper
of Reno; Grand Warden, j. Eggers of
Elko; Grand Secretary, VIM. Suther-
land of Virginia City; Grand Ireas-
urer, c. Novacovich Of Reno; Grand
P. H. Muleahy of Car
son: Grand Trustees-A. w. Hesson
of Elko; T. L. Crockett OF Reno; A.
]. Darling of Virginia City.
The Grand Lodge of Rebekahs was
called to order this morning at IL
o'clock by Grand President Emma b.
Holmes. A.full attendance was pres
ent and an interesting session was
promised.
The following were elected Grand
Officers for the ensuing term;
President, Sister Woodbury. OF Day
ton. Vice President, Sister Jennie Col.
OF Tuscarora; Grand Warden. Sister
Gillehan of Paradise; Grand Secretary,
Sister Eta Warren of Virginia City;
Grand Treasurer. Sister Lothrop of
DAYTON; Grand Trustees - Sisters
Mary ]. Mack of Reno; Emma Coffin
OF Sodaville and Mrs. r. c. Leeper OF
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Opened New Department

The Washoe County Bank OF New
ada. Announces that it has opened a
savings department. or rather that II
has completed the necessary arrange
ment for opening the same, and that
this branch OF the banks growing bus
mess will be ready for the accomo-
dation of the public on July 1st De-
posits in amount from 81 upward re-
ceived, and interests paid on ume
deposits.
The Washoe Bank is one OF the
states financial institutions. and It's
dc epositors not only have the assurance
of absolute safety, but the furtner
knowledge that they will receive the
largest returns in the way OF interest
consistent with conservative banking
and business principles.
Parties who wish TO do business
with the new branch or department
should address Savings Department
Washoe County Bank. Rsna
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A FINE PIECE OF WORK
Interesting Account OF PIdC-
ing New Crank Shaft

The crank for the north end of the
main shaft at the c. & c. hosting
works was shrunk on successfully at
11:45 a. m. today. says the Virginia
Report. The crank. which weighs
about three tons. was heated to a
glowing red on one of the forges at
the blacksmith shop attached TO the
works. The heating process occupied
several hours and was accomplished
through piling charcoal around un-
derneath and on top of the iron mass.
After the crank was heated TO the
temperature required it was trans
ferred TO a hand truck and run into
the engine room and hoisted to level
with the end OF the shaft and was
slipped into place without difficulty.
When il is stated that the hole in
the crank was one-sixteenth OF an
inch smaller than the circumference OF
the end of the shaft and only one
thirty-second of an inch larger than
the end of the shaft when expanded
BY heat. it can be imagined that nice
calculation was required in sliding II
into place. 1t was only twelve min
utes from the time when the crank
was hoisted. Kissing hot, from the
forge on the truck. until it was In
place on the shaft After the crank
was in place the end of the shaft
was prevented from heating by piling
masses OF ice around II. and the
shrinking process was accomplished
by slowly cooling the crank with
small stream Of water. .
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lmportant Meeting Tonight

Each member OF the comittee on
general arrangements for the celebra-
tion OF the 4th. and as many from the
program and other committees as can
possibly attend, is urged to come to
a very important meeting TO be he'd
tonight for the purpose of considering
the recommendations made by the
subcommittee on reports, appointed
Sunday. and for the consideration CT
such other business as may come
before it. Meet at Justice Robins of
ice at s o'clock sharp.
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Two HUNDRED RECOVERED.

SPOKANE. Wash. June 16.-Direct
a6vices to the Chronicle from HepD-
ner, Oregon at 10 o'clock this morn
ing state that thus far the bodies cf
200 victims OF Sunday nights disaster
have been found.
Two hundred more are supposed 70
be hidden in the ruins or 10 have been
swept down the valley by the terrible
flood.
An estimate this morning places the
total number OF dead at 400. Nearly
ali o. tLose We're in Heppner, il being
thought few perished in the valley be
lo-- the torn. Today's reports in5i-
cate that the number Of injured Is
CONTINUED on page a.
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FIVE HUNDRED
WERE DROWNED

was done at Limbo. Trial was had
here, however, and Buster was CO..
fenced to death. The sentence was
commuted to life Imprisonment. how
ever and nothing has been heard from
him since his incarceration. The in.
formation that he would apply for a
pardon comes as a surprise. and il is
Oeileved that he will be unsuccessful
since there were no extenuatins cir
instances, and the crime was ex-
ON 'ely unealled for and cold-blooded
inca going to the pen Buster has
armed to read and write. which
,ams n Ne the main grounds for the
,r1,cotion 'or a pardon.
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Kicked on Coming in

Two hundred head of horses from
Catlow's ranch in Southern Oregon.
purchased recently by Messrs. Billings
& Ennor. arrived in town this fore
noon. They got as far as the bridge
and then stubbornly refused to get
any nearer to civilization. Beginning
at 80. it was 3 O'Clock before the
first could be gotten across the bridge
and at the time of going to press the
men were still working with them
mostly on the other side Of the bridge
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Enjoya 'bIe Party

Misses Edith and Mabel Cochran
entertained a party Oh eight coup.es
al their home on Fourt b street last
evening.
Games of various kinds were in
dulged in until midnight, when a
dainty lunch was served. After this
singing and conversation, varied by
recitation by mss Eta Webb and
solo by Miss Millie Guthrie, were en-
ioyed till 1870 when the party broke
up.
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Oh. Let Up

winnemucca and Lovelock will play
a game OF ball at the latter place on
July 5th for $1,000 side. About loo
officers are 10 be sworn in to preserve
the peace while the game Is in pro-
gress.-virginia Enterprise.
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believed That the List of
Dead at Heppner Will
Reach This Number
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MISSING
Bodies Were Found Miles Aw.v
Heliefis Being Pro-
vided

The DALES, Ore. June ia
telephone message from lone ststos
that the latest find in the r,,irs >
Heppner indicate that the loss =,
lie viii be much greater than at frs,
supposed. The casualty list will foot
up 500 lives and many of the bodios
may never be recovered. The propertv
less and destruction of buildings alone
VIII aggregate probably a million dol
lars. This is regarded as a conserve
tive estimate. One hundred and fifty
OF the best residences were swept from
the race Of the earth. Trees and ev-
cry standing thing were razed and m
rooted, the debris is piled along the
railroad track to the height of freight
cars. The relief work is progressing
at a satisfactory rate. Among other
incidents Of the terrible catastrophe
was the saving of three lives by Julius
keithly, 10 years old. who rode one
mile and half on the roofs of houses
and pulled in three people from the
food
One hundred and ten dead have been
found in the frightful mass Of ruins
and debris which marks the spot Of
the once pretty town of Heppner and
$50 more are missing.
A pail of devastation and death
hangs over the razed homes. frantic
half-crazed people are charging about
the ruins. hunting for loved ones.
Dozens Of families have been wiped
out Authorities of the town stated
this morning as the result Of a careful
estimate that at least $50 residents
are unaccounted for and many Of the
bodies viii never be found. In the
hfty-foot wall of water which swept
through the town from the waterspoIt
IN Sunday evening dozens of bodies
we're carried down willows Canyon
for miles. In the rush Of subsiding
waters during Sunday night cries Of
distress were heard in monumental
piles Of debris and the first volunteers
IF aid worked like demons to hunt out
and find perishing wounded. but in
many eases it was too late by the
time the sufferers were located in the
1ense darkness.
DIED AT HIS POST
Jim Herman. the o. r. & n. agent.
net his death at the telegraph key
trying to raise Portland to inform the
outside world Of the impending GAIA
nifty. His little daughter. Katy. who
was saved by remaining in the station
house, saw her father and mother
lost in the whirl of mad waters. Katy
stood by while her father was calling
for the Portland Office. The food
swept in the lower floor and CURED
around him. Mrs. Herman rushed out
of the house and started for high
point of ground. Herman bravely
to save his wife and both were
lost.
One Of the most thrilling adventures
was that of Tom Shutter. who with
his family was carried down stream
in his house for a mile and half.
His wife and two children stayed in
the upper rooms. Below town the
house was shot across the current to
the west side. where it lodged in de
Iris. $50 yards from the canyon bank.
Shutter then took his two little ones
on his shoulder and swan 200 yards
in the boiling torrent, contending with
distractions.
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DEMO, Oregon. June IA.

DEMO, Oregon, June IA.
County Surveyor Newby is in Vicks-
burg. surveying a group OF eleven
claims for the Pine Forest Gold co.
The P. F. G, Co.. is contemplating
the erection of a modern twenty stamp
mill. The plant now in operation De-
Ing inadequate to handle the output
Of the mine.
School opened here the first day OF
June with nine pupils. Miss Ida
Wiley is teaching the young minds
how to shoot"
New discoveries are being made In
the district almost daily and 1t Is SAFE
to say, that within a year. VieKs-
burg will come to the front as one OF
the best camps in Humboldt county
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LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS

county, for purse of $50, three-eights
OF mile will occur. There are four
or five entries already for this race
On the evening of the 3rd will occur a
grand ball to be given in Auditorium
Hall at $3.50. Tickets, including
supper, $3.50. upper served at Para
disc hotel. The hall will e in excel
lent condition, having recently been
renovated and new Oregon pine floor
laid. Mr.. Pasquale having spared no
pains or expense in making his hall
one of the best dance halls in the
state. On July 4th from a stand to be
lected in front of the hotel, a literary
program will be given at 10 a. m. In
the shade and on the long porch the
people will be seated comfortably.
The program includes solos by Miss
Elsie Case. Mrs. E. j. Bradshaw and
Mrs. c. E. Bradshaw. A male quar-
tette by the quartette which sang
Memorial Day, two recitations by Mr..
Gillian and one by Irwin Case. read
ing of the decoration of Independ-
ence by Mr.. p. NJ. Palmer, a patriotic
address by Rev. E. ]. 'Bradner, etc
At o'clock will occur the "horribles"
and minor sports, and at 2:90 the re-
naming hore races. The first win be
race of one-Quarter of a mile, open
r. cadAla hnrcoc for ~ x(0
The second, the main race, is a free
for all, for a distance of three-eights
of mile, purse $50. The whole cell
ebration will end with a display of
fireworks at 9 o'clock In the evening.
Kennedy, June IA.
Jules Sarret was in town today.
J. F. Guthrie was a visitor today.
The town has been quite lively all
day.
George Lamberson spent Sunday last
here.
Frank Long drove in from his ranch
today.
Mr.. Bender returned on Saturday
nights stage.
Pete Blanchard made business trip
here Saturday.
NJ. H. Ranney was with US a few
days this week.
Joe Miller expects to go over to
the Pearce ranch Tuesday.
Several ranchers were in town to-
day looking for hay hands.
Mrs. ]. r. Benton is sick. but we
trust she will soon be better.
Miss Maggie Schell and brother
Jake were in Kennedy visiting Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Leach left Fri
day on a pleasure trip around the sur
founding country.
We have had several rain storms
during the week. 1t is still cloudy,
so expect We'll get more.
Harry Cox has been quite sick with
e1vsipelas all last week. He Is now
and we hope he Will be
entirely well soon.
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Question No. 40.
Also who are the two anoihted
ones spoken of in Czech. i-l4')
QUESTIONS No. 40.

!. What is tho bottomlcss pit
that this (beasu tho temporal
power of the Catholic church come
cut of? And is the bottomlcss pit
spoken of here the same as spoken
a Re y. 20 III
2. You say "Thc two witnesses
described in (Rev. ll-3) are tho
old and new tostaments, clothed IN
the sackcloth of dead languages
for 1860 ,ears."
How did the old and new testa-
mcnts have power over water to
turn II into blood and to smite the
earth with plaques as often as they
wouldy And what was their dead
bodies that land in the streets OF
tho Great City where our lord
vas cruciiod?--Mrs. Cinda Merritt
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ANSWER
70 QUESTION Asked
ConanaedIyom last veek,
The ReYelator's First
Beast.

We would not take up this sub
ject Just vet---But we think that
II becomes very necessary, as there
has been from all parts Of the
world a cry generating to the
heavens tho man who, if the Bible
be true condemns in the bitterest
terms.
TExT:-"Search the Scripture
st. John V, 80; Mark ~ II; 2 TIM
othy ii Is.
For ages back, thousands of
learned men have held their pom,
wildly describing the groat beast
Trying to find his number, and
to tell who he is--And where he
has his seat. The best of them
have failed in their attempt, or ut
least their arguments, are so
weak, that they have but very lit
tie effect. And the general view
given is, that this beast that John
saw, arise up out of the sea, is the
Pope Of Rome,
But their proofs being 80 slim,
that the doubts are in the Popes
favor And nearly all the world
not excepting tho land of the Free
and the home of the Brave-.For
we need not 80 back any farther
than the death OF Pope Leo XIII,
to find his exoEeration not only
by all Europe but by the author
ities Of the United States--And we
think it is for the very reason, that
they have failed to show Bible
proofs, for their theory, OF him
being the beast. And just
TO assert q theory, does not make
it so, without proof. And to fol-
low man and mans teachings we
will never find out who he is.
For they say, his number is the
number Of n man; his number (666)
they apply to the number Of let
tiers composing tho Greek word
Latinous, signifying the Latin
man.
Now this is very weak struc-
ture for the man with good moth
or wit and reason, to build upon.
But we trust the work that we
may accomplish, in the chapter
we have commenced may take
from OF the mind Of the reader,
the dark cloud Of m.beliof, resting
their hope, no more in the gloom
OF doubt, IN the valleys Of strife,
where the boat Of superstition is
rowed by the hands Of self esteem,
and the demon god.
But following up the stream
Of llfe, with the great headlights
in view, as it sends its rays out
over the white pebbles of Divine
Truth, and gladdens the soul with
the flow Of light, as it enters in
through the chain Of thought,
soothing the heart, and forever
silencing the question, am / right
or notS For whoever may come
and drink Of this fountain Of light,
chat peals out upon the mind III
tones of'truth from the word Of
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the little horn that Daniel al
who satan had give his seat and
authority and great power. who
wore out the saints of the mos4
high and was too, and did chanva
times and laws--Ifor they was "a
be given into his hands for a TINA
times and dividing of times. AZ.
ter this the Judgment il to sit and
his dominion is to be taken awor
from him; which time has not
come yet, but it will come. And.
having the gospel chain welded
together with the hammer of,Sa
Truth reaching from the littla
horn that Daniel saw in his yison
to the beast who John saw while
on the is.c Of 'Patmos.
We shall proceed TO confirm
this fact by the eternal trutbs az
Gods Holy Woodland in order
that we may complete our work in
the manner above stated We shall
first, call the attention of orr
readers TO where Daniel takes mn
the fourth kingdom (or fourth
beast) in his mighty power -.
John 81" It; SO please read as fol-
Iowa: *
so the king Of tho north shall coma
and ca'' u? mount, and take ,hs mas,
fenced cities and the arms OF ,he sor,h
snail NOT Withstand, neither bjs cbo..n
people, neither shaIl there Ia a,v
strength to withstand,
But he that cometh against him shall
40 according 10 his own will, and none
shall stand before HIM and ,he sh.n
stand in The glorious land, which by his
hand Shall DO consumed.
de shall also set his face to enter with
Inc strength Of bis whole kingdom and
upright ones with him; thus shall he do.
and he shall give him the daughter oH
women CON upting hc-, but ehe shall
not stand %, his aide, neither be FOR
him :" tDan. II 10 .l6-l7.)
The above quotation has direct
reference TO the fourth and last
GENTLE kingdom before the com.
ing Of Christ and how they cor.
rupted the woman of the Jews II
taking them to wife but thew
would stand on his side nor be for
him.
(7o be Continuity
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Question No, 80.

We wish that our correspondents
would write, and ask others to
write, especially Ministers, and tell
M who tho "bcast was, and ia not,
and yet is," (Rev. l7-S.)
Mandy Dawson.
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Question No. 81.

Explain please, II CREATION and
FORMATION are the same, who "the
(beast was and ia not and yet Is
Row. l7-8) last clause,
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God, can no longer say, "Know ye
the LordS for all Shall know Him
from the least, even to the great
est -
| Therefore We say, that it was
this great beast, that John saw
that came to blind, deceive, and
persecutc tho children of God Let
us now advance one step farther,
to see what we can seer And We
Will see the great beast seated up.
on his throne; and wc will find
that his scat is at Rome; there 10
whore you will find the great beast.
the son OF perdltion, arrayed in all
his power; and heis the one tpat
is to be revealed with all his lying
wonders, and the one that shall be
destroyed at the brightness of the
second coming Of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ.
The question may now be asked
Does not the above assersion have
direct reference to the "Holy See"
Tor the Pope Of Rome?)
This question is fully answered
farther on, and it is done by the
Word of God. But right here we
say, that If tho Word Of God fits
the Pope of Rome, or any other
mali, as the great beast, as we have
asserted that his seat ia there we
are then ready to say Amen. 1t is
true that Rome has held the
reigns of war and persecution for a
great many ages, and these wars
are said to have been religious
ones; but that was u mistake. Re.
ligion makes peace and not war.
For Christ says, "Put up your
sword, and il they persecute You
in one city or place, flee We to an.
other" No war in this language;
but the records of Pagan Rome are
stained with the blood of thous-
ands Of Gods chosen and it is
from these old musty records Of
Pagan Rome, we learn her pedi-
gree, and the Bible bears us up in
the record of those shameful out
RACES which were practiced upon
the poor and the helpless.
And since the apostolic times,
those same outrages have triumph
antly trampled upon the forlorn
and the Cody. And by careful
inspection Of the subject with
which we arc dealing, we will be
able to trace back this great beast.
which John saw--And by prophesv
connect him to the fourth beast,
that Daniel saw in his vision.
Therefore, we shall endeavor to
view more closely the connecting
links, and the great ruling power
no had with that of Daniels, or in
other words, the fourth Gontile
kingdom that Daniel saw in his Wis
ion, and which was the fourth and
the last kingdom before the birth
of Christ, and connect ID with the
one John saw. Aad it is also true
this fourth beast, or king had his
seat at Romeat the birth OF Christ.
And for the purpose OF having
an unbroken chain across tho birth
|of Christ, and up to this present
tame and on into the dim future
until the prophesy is completely
fulfilled, We shall quote you this:
AFTER this saw in the night visions.
and behold a fourth beast. dreadful