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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-10
NQerlei.

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unfaq in Der 9dbe BON Davenport
Ibper perlebt tuuroe, $40, 900 su=
geiprDhen. =
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idaft bat lire Bette abaebrphen unb
fib empfoblen. Stdotiihe Nrbeiter
f6nnen nun Die StraBen unb Bla-
sas mieber reinieen. @etden @es
mimi bat Die Staot bappn gebabt
uno melber Betrae lit an Die moblz
tbdtigen @eieni@afteu uno Snititute
abgeliefert tpDroen?
Wir glauben, es mdre pief
ratbiamer eeme1en, menr Die Staot
BON Der 8arnepal @eienlbaft Die
Notwithstanding 2iaens erbobet
uno oann Die Gurnrle ben tppbltbde
tigen Snitituten ibermielen bdtte.
Qebtere mare better babel gefabren.
Mr. GDppini fat cine BuIte
oes Or. S. 6erff ir. aneefertiet unb
eriubt ale Sreunbe be1elben, i'm
enttpeoer beute Mahmittag spil1en
2 uno 6 nbr Dber moraen. SDnntag,
in ieinem Ntelier in Der San 8eorp
Ipenue nabe Der 6Ddl1ule gu bes
iuben uno oas Werf gu beIibtigen.
Srgeno melhen &atb Doer irgeno
tuelbe &ritif in 8eaug oaraui miro
Dem &inltler piItpmtten lein.
Mtan bate 5tpar l6Dn felt ae=
raunler 3eit oapon gele1en, baB
es BON England aus in Wpbe ees
fommen lit, baB Die Damen niht
mebr leitpdrtS fibenb, iDnoern nah
Mdnnerart FITTINGS reiten. Iber
gum erften Wale geieben baben
mir bas bier in 5an Mntonio erIt
firSlib. mo mebrere SffisierS 9a=
men Die neue-uno bod alte-Miobe
eingefubrt baben. Isle aIes un-
gewobnte berIbrt Der Mnblif Der
mieber nab Nrt Der Snoianerz
Squatps reitenben Damen ettpas
befrembeno. Mber oernunftgemdber
uno iiHerer lit oieie &eitmetbuoe
entlbieben!
Die 5oplogiibe Gbtbeilung bes
Breckenridge 8art bat einen tpeite=
rem 8upahs BON 9bieren erbalten.
Sc trafen mod lieben Glide uno Elm
Biffel elm. Die Nbtbeilune bebers
beret jebt sebn Glide. fiinf 8iffel,
fiebenunooreiBig Sirlde, adtunos
oier5ig Bfauen unb 5ebn meiBe Buter.
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left. in ber Nabe BON 2eon Springs
elm uebungslager fir Die reeuldre
Irmee anaulegen, iebr aanitia auf=
genDmt1en.
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rem itarb in ibrer @obnuna 500
DIT : grodett StraBe Srau Bertha
W~eueebauer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-10
Mahncke Hotel Apartments,

3O5 ct. Marp's=s traRe, nabe Der
Spmfton gtraBe.
Sm GrOseidoB, 3immer 81 unS IS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
a New and Ingenious Process for Fro
duoinE OEyEen from solid
substance.

The progress OF invention in sub.
marine navigation has stimulated ef-
forts 1" pr,Gucc oxygen by cheapcr
and easier methods. If GNypru IN.
vital element in mir. can he suppIird rs
wanted. the length Of time that men
ran remain under wnter NAV bc indcG.
nitely prolonged. \ process Of making
oxygen. invented 10y George +. .Inubcrt.
n French scientist. promises to answer
the requirement. snyS Science. Ills
object was to find y solid substnnr,
which would produce oXygcn rs cal
ci'im carbide produces acctylrrc pns
lie selected for the purpose a peroxide
OF sodium, or Of potassium. which cnn
he chcaply manufactured bv cIcctro.
chemical means. II is called "uyy.
1.-the and is made in little cubes md
pellets. some only bali mn inch i'm diam.
cter. When dccompnsed with wniori
gives OF oxygen. Two or three ouucns
al this substance supply enough oxy-
gen ia unable n diver to remain under
water for mn hour. TIv suitable opuo.
rafus the chrhonic oxide produced bv
respiration is withdrawn into n NV.
gen generator. and fresh oxygen tnkes
its place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
TURN THE NAscALS OUr.'

Champ Clark says in the New Age:
y thrilling old Democratic war cry ~
the Tilden campaign is likely to be res
directed in 1904 Turn the rascals uui!-
That rang through the land like a
trumpet peal in 1876 and WIS largely
Instrumental in clectng Tilden and
Hendricks, for no Intelligent man
doubts that they were elected and every
man regards the theft of the Presidency
as the greatest crime eve. committed
against liberty. Yes, -turn the rascals
ont" Turn them out of the postoiiice
department! Turn them ont of the land
department.! Turn them out Of the seed
department.! Turn them ont all along
the line! The ouly way to dn it is
to elect Il Democratic administration
not "A bogus. pinchGeck Democratic al.
minisir"tio, {: but the genuine ar
ticle.
There Is living III Philadelphia a man
who WIS twice rlt cted governor OF Penn.
s%!lraniA simply and solely because he is
au honest man. Ills name Is Robert +.
Pattisop. ReceG,ly in an interview he
said:
Hon are rEscals to be turned ont Of
the post"iiice department il not by the
democrats: The department is dis
Craced b! thievIu: and rascality.
The administration has not made a
particle W lmpr sSiou on the machine
domination IN the Republican party and
never will |; is up Ia he Democrats
to ,uEn the r~aScdls ont IT office.
That's the right ~ nt talk I'D it
will win. Turn the ra<cals out. Over
haul the hooks. The Democrats will
come into their oXp again.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
ONLY y IMPEACHMENT ANp Hur
TWO RESOLUTION OF ~CESsUHE.

Andrew Jackson was the only Presi.
dent OF the United States ever ~impeach-
ed, and on the trial before the senate he
was acquitted; the vote in favor of IN.
victiop barely falling short OF the neces-
sary two.thirde,
Two resolutions OF censure ON the
President have been passed, once by the
senate and once by the house, OH occas-
eions when the hostile majority was not
large enough either to pass measures
over the Presidents veto OF to iupeach
him.
The first was passed by the senate on
March %, 1884, c%ensurinG President
Andrew Jackson for alleged violation
OF the constitution and avs by his re-
moval Ct the government deposits from
the United States bank The majority
Of the senate was opposed to Jackson in
his war upon that bank. and this vote
OF censure was the only thing they could
do hbout it. Jackson protts tcd against
this resolution rs a charge to answer
which no opportunity could be afforded
him. The sc nat refused 10 receive the
protest. Finally, on Jan. Is, 1897, the
resolution OF censure was %cxpUnSed from
the journal oi the senate.
The second resolution OF censure was
in a report adopted ny the house from
the house committee to which President
John Tyler's -aessage vetoInG the tariff
bill OF 1912 had been referred. This re-
port censured the President for alleged
improper use OF the veto power. Tyler
protested against thiF, rs Jackson had
done before him, but be had rs II mem
Der Of the senate, voted against receiv.
ing Jacksun's protest, and in answer to
his protest the house sent him "a copy Of
the senate resolution oil the former oc-
casion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

Cardinal Sarto was Tuesday morning
elected Pope and assumed the title OF
Plus Nth. The following is Il brief
sketch OF the new Pope:
Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto WIS born at
Rick, Province of Venice, June >, 1875.
OF Venice June l., 1893. lie is very
learned i'll the ecclesiastical doctrines,
is modest, energetic, IA good udministra-
tor and organizer, a patron Of the arts
verbal.
Early in April Pope Leo, in a con YER
cation with Father rC-1si. the Italian
composer, said in speaking of Cardinal
Sarto:
-IIold him very dear, Perosi. as in the
future he will be able to do much for
you. We firmly believe he will be our
successor.
as one Of the greatest preachers in the
church.
Cardinal Sarto belonged to the &c.
clesiGstical Congregation OF Bishops and
Regulars, Sacred Rights, Indulgence
and Sacred Relics, lie enjoyed popu,
larity in his diocese. lie Is honored by
all for his purity, for the strict nr-ilht.
ness OF his life and for his liberal idens
lie is 4 moderate and agreeable man
highly cultivated, very kindhearted and
still strong and robust III spite OF his
sixty.eigbt years Of age.
He has lever taken great part III the
political and public life OF the church
but divided his time between study and
good works.
Although most faithful to the Holy
See WINS he presented to the KING ana
Queen OF Italy in Venice. lie was con-
sidered among the more liberal mem.
bers Of the Italian Episcopatc aud Sa.
cred College.
II is stated that Leo XIII sided with
Snrto on one OCCASION when Snrto disap'
proved OF Rampolla's policy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

The hearing of Walter &. Boyce, lessee
OF the Dayton mine. OF "A charge Of vio-
latmg the eight.hOur law took place in
the justice court at Silver City yester.
day, resulting i'll his being found guilty
and sentenced to pay Il line Of 300 or
serve fifty days in the Lyon county Jail
Hon. +. p. Langan, Attorney Murphy Of
the Western Federation Of Miners and
District Attorney Lothrop OF Lyon
county conducted the prosecution and
+. NJ. liutfakcr represented the defend
ant.
After the testimony was in Justice
Powers informed the attorneys Tint no
extended arguments were necessary IA
all Of the points involved had been pre-
scntcd III tue Phillips case. Az hereto
fore stated in the Report the arrest OF
l}oycc was made Tor the purpose OF nav.
ing the State Supreme IA decide on
the cOnstit u%tionality of the eight. hour
law and III order tn bring 1t before that
tribunal without delay. Major I~Iuifaker
left for Carson this morying to apply for
u writ NJ habeas corpus, which will be-
followed 10y an order for the arrrsiing
officer to appear at the lar IL the Su.
prcmc Court with the defendant hoy eel
to answer to the demand why he il held
in custody and a decision M 20 the con
stituti"nality OF the law will follow. As
Judge Murphy declared from the Dis.
trict Court bench in the Phillips cnse
HINT the act was uncOnst il %utinnnl. the
foregoing proceedings we're nccc ssi.ry tn
bring il before the higher iri' unal Tor n
final dccision.-Virginia Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
Ths Western Pacific.

Engineer Arnold's party Of Western
Pacific surveyors TINT began work ut
tho month OF Moleen canyon reached
town last night. Tho route as surveyed
makes a bee line from the canyons
mouth to Gown ind runs within twenty
feet OF james Russell's front door. 1t
makes a slight curve just west Of town
and runs up Silver street. nuc block
south Uf the Southern Pacific. The sur
veyors ran the line through town today.
They expect to run Ia Wells to meet a
party coming this way. In thus con-
nection the following fromthe Humboldt
Standard will be Of interest.
The Western Pacific CORPS Of survey.
ors that has canped at Palisado for the
past two weeks engaged in making sur
veys i1r the new road through Palisado
canyon moved camp Ia Gerald ycster-
day, at which place il will establish
headquarters until this corps completes
ite work. This ontfit will work west
Until The corps under tho ranagcmant
tt Engineer Scott, q in tho vicinity
OF Battle Mountain. 10 met. Tie YES.
tern Pacific mcn state that they will DO
through with their surveying i'm Ne.
vada by the latter part 81 August.
Tomorrow IL the day set on wl,ich, the
Western Pacific Company will advertise
for bids for the construction OF the road
through California and Nevada, the
same to be advertised from San Fran
ciaco.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
A DISAGREEaBLE DISEASE.
One That Amtets Many People In the
Hone as Well as IN Places
OF B~uslueGa

There is no ncancr disease OF
mind or body than that of fault,
finding or worry. II may have Il
medical Ea!nc: if so. we Gan't know
II. ami II We did. il wuulE 10 no
good. as .':rrc Is no care FOR the
pr>ky ihn = except dealt. Persons
afflicted "i,h it are sure tu L.; vuuI
know they have il. and IN less lime
than it !akes to tell. they have
made you ard every on Ghry come
III contact with mis- cradle. The
weather. that furnishes such a
topic for so many. is their peach
subject. and they thrcsh that over
until It i. thrcadbare. They fluid
auit with everything. Their clerk,
can never Please them and their
customers call them "crabbcI old
things and finally go somewhere
else. They ciicvr every one has it
i'll for Them ard they enjoy ru
peace of mimd because always an.
ticipating some evil thing that never
happens. II they ever get to hsnyrm
they will find faa!t with - Ii"g
there. III" only time i',rv really
S'Nh' W. '4!'N NV - wiz y ! e. are
pouring their ILL.,, real ard imaginary.
into your ears, says Gold aud SILVER.
smith.
III" less people near Of the ills and
aches of others the better they like
IT. Each "r" has enough f his own
to bear wi,huut other E~"raous' bur.
dcns. and the little sunshine they
have they don't want cloudcd over
with the" woes.
People admire the pluck of the man
who. wl:a his body Is rarkcd with
pain. n"''' Its a sigh c.c%ur. or has
IL compliant to offer at any Of the
quibhirs Of fortune. but a. storm and
sunshine. III prosperity and ~uIyrrsity,
has always lEc cheerful ard ri q. ant
smile for all. Such persons make the
world better for having beer In it.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

1t has been decided that Calicntc il to
he the end of adivIsion. Sidcirnciis are
being surveyed, the location for the
roundhousc selected, watcr-tnuk~ erect.
ed. and the many things necessary at
the terminus Of u division being provid.
cd for. Several parties nrc talking Of
erecting buildings aud starting up bus.
mess, and il looks us II Cnlicntc would
SCOT bc Il lively place. Tho railrond
graders are engaged IN gathering their
grading implements aud Etock f"r 80
early resumption Of work. and within a
month all will be hustle and flying duet
in the Wash Grading will hc conn.
mcnccJ at Fc"crnl different points.
This will make good times for the raucil.
ere ri ihc Muddy aud VIRGIN valleys,
who will have q mhrIic: lot their pro
ducc nj good prices. IInv mad grain. on
the Muddy. will be- ~ E"ol io hold as
so picccs.-Dc Lamar Lpdc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
whrfc s"innnm got NJ. wisdom

Tho little boy was nakrd 10y u Sunday
school teacher a. wrii" ~ no kunw nLUnl
Solomon and hand his paper 10 her next
Sr..doy, Tho following Sunday lac
handed her n slip Of paper nn which Saa
written: az ma Solomon was u great
and wiso man. lie had 100 wives.
After that he did not believe in God
New York Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
REDUCED TICKET RATES TO
SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN
Account Of Meeting of Grand Army Of
Republic.

From Augus' It'll 10 August lGth in.
elusive. Round Trip Tickets will 10
sold to San Francisco ut the rate 81
t3O25 for the round trip Tickets cx.
pirc October ID, 1893, and arc for contin.
uons trip gong. Stopovcr will be nj.
lowed IN California on return trip with.
~ the time limit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
COMMISSIONERS. PROCEEDINGS.

Following are the proceedings of the
commissioners nt the meeting hello
Monday, Aug. ,. 1903:
Present-w. W. WeatheH. Stanley
itigsby md Phil Snyder.
The money in the county treasury
was counted and found correct.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
The official reports of tue several
county officers we5e received. read and
filed.
Auditor and Treasurer were author
lied to transfer from tie General fund
to the Cash Contingent Fund $1,000 and
from the General fund to IndiGent Sick
Fund $1,000.
Auditor and Treasurer were authorized
to make the following transfers from
the General fund into the following
road funds:
Bryan 800. o27 70
Columbia ........... ......... l6 90
Elko ........... ........... 40 co
Huntington Valley. 800. ...... p 90
Jack Creek. -. .......... IS 90
North Fork ............ ....... " 10
233 30
Official hnuI 80 - l. p=ar-np =. Inc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

n. L. G%ulhagger. at Jones old Stand,
is prepared to 10 b%lncksmithrng ~ all
81 it, branches ~ prices l." suit the
times. Horse shooting nni wagon work u
speciality. All work guaranteed. Take
yonr work la Mr.. Gulduggcr's shop Il
!"u want 1t done well aud ni reasonable
prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

The Reed brothers have started u drhy.
Ing business in Ijlko. They will do
all work 10 their line on short notice.
y share Of tho public patronage ia so.
liciicd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07
BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is a list Of the bills allowed
by the Board of County Commissioners
at their regular meeting ON Monday
Aug. }, 1903:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07


EIko -......... ........... al -
Huntington Valley. ...... - 90
Jack Creek. . ........... IS 90
~ "
Official bond Of G. +. Pearson. as Jus
tice Of Peace i'll and for MaEiis Town
ehnp was exsmiued, approved ard order.
ell filed and recorded.
Upon reading petition filed herein
from citizens NJ Mountain City. upon
motion petition granted and it WAS or
derc,i that q. II. Bs!lence5 toe ald he Is
he7sb! appointed Justice 81 the Peace
aud JAS Martin bc and he Is hereby ap-
pointed Constable in and Tor Cope
Township upon their each civiuc boaa
in the sum Of Sl.ujn ana taxing tie ne-
cessary oath Of otSoe - per iaU reSuir
ed. Upon reading tie penuou a.s3
herein from citizens 81 White Rock -e:a-
tive to repairs on public i3sErz. 20 at:
To build a bridge ON lower croSsrnc On
Deep Creek, upon motion pctl-;0n vas
granted and the CLERK Was author zei 70
write to J. w. Frost, road inspector. To-
have work done under his supervision.
Communication from ii. Z. Irlnnd III
action deferred.
Upon motion il WAS ordered that
courtroom and hall at courthouse he
renovated to wit: PaperrI and painted.
1t is further ordered that Hon. George
$. Brown, District Judge, and Commits
sioncr Stanley Rigsby confer and advise
with each other md they are hereby
authorized To make all The necessary ar
ENGAGEMENTS aud contracts FOR said work
and have the same performed us sOon rs
possible.
No further business appearing, the
Board adjourned TO meet Monday, Sep
tembcr !, 1903, at 9 O'Clock. ii. IN.
TowH GOVERNMENT.
Monday, August 3. 1903.
Board Of County Commissioners met
rs Town Board pursuant to adjourn-
meDt 10 transact business for tho town
OF Ellio.
Present W. ". Wenthcrs. Phil Sny-
der and S. Rigsby.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
w. f.. BTidgcmnn. Secretary Of the
Elko Land and improvement Com.
pany personally appeared before the
Board and presented and filed applica.
ton and petition relating to grading
Of Third and Court streets III town OF
Elko,
Upon motion ii was ordered that said
application and petition be laid over in
definitely.
Upon reading petition filed herein al
citizens Of town Of Elko praying the
Board to pass an ordinance authorizing
property owners to construct and main
tain sidewalks in main streets OF saiC
town.
Upon motion, said petition was grant
cd and the Board hereby orders thai i
he, and il is hereby made "a town ordi
nance for the said town OF Eiko tOwit
That owners Of property III said town b,
AMI they are hereby authorized to cstab
iIsh and maintain 81 L.. walks on the
main street, II said town adjoining thci
property The said sidewalks not t,
exceed twelve feet III width on Railroad
md Commercial streets and ten feet il
width on all other main street in sal,
towr. rs authorized 10y an act Of tie
Legislature ~ the State Of Nevada, en-
titled ".An act to protect mad ia cnrnur
z the construction Of side walks IN tn,
towns and villages of this %staIc," ap
proved February ~. 1889.
No further business appearing tn,
Beard adjourned Ia meet Monday Sep
tcmbcr I. 1909
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-08-07

y carload 81 Anhcu ,er Bush hog beer
just received ut the Club saloon win he
rc'ailcd in quantities. to suit tho ,rodc .
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-17
SOUNDS The DOOM
OF The MOSQUITO
"A GENERAL PUBLIC ASSAULT ON BREEDING PLACES IS
CALLED FOR-EXHIBITS IN THE BOARD OF HEALTID
OFFICE WHICH SHOW WHERE THE YOUNG ONES
GROW.

Everyone in Honolulu is asked line
against mosquitoes Those who
the breeding places plenty proof the Office the
Board OF Health where
OF larvae taken from small quantity River
1t all growth the fully
developed being easily recognizable coming
The sanitary officer of the that mosquitoes
Honolulu within small limit been
lining the possible places about
duck ponds and banana fields Waikiki have gold fish em said
Tracy and the gold fish the mosquitoes
there An examination of the the upper valleys where
about residences there millions They breeding constantly
pools and other places Close the Board of Health building
have found the which kept filled prevent
them shrinking full of youngsters of the mosquito kind We rid
of them and already appreciate the difference in the building
I'VE have dozen sanitary working the matter
but the force nearly enough To handle all the places force of
would be heeded If had that could that
every that the mosquito breeding places
looked Anyone who look after his yard will
how many places there be sought he fills
pools pours little oil the places that can't be filed the diff
will be quickly noted The mosquitoes already there will
leave the vicinity looking for places to breed
President of the Board OF Health the
would be called discuss general plans
The very hopeful of reducing the
mosquitoes that they will be
The board has the work general public
Operation.
In several been practically tested with
McCande stated that about
wear ago pests waged Maua The
Murphy begin At he skeptca but when showed
him young bucket OF water he
vnced and energy The result teal
clearing mosquitoes Since Murphy into trouble
the shooting neglected and they back
pect to go there and will start the work again
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-17
THE BOYS WITH
THE HOES
PROF REBEC OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AND
SUPERINTENDENT ATKINSON VISIT THE INDUS
TRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT WAIALEE-THE BOYS
INDUSTRIOUSLY PLANTING GARDEN TRUCK.

Prof George Rebec of Michigan University who has been in the
islands the past month"; the Industrial school for boys
Waae yesterday with Superintendent of Public In
A. T. Atkinson Prof Rebec himself much
interested what he having hopes good results
from the school, located is and with manual work and manual
training largely in the field necessary of the life.
Superintendent Atkinson found much progress since his last visit
there only three weeks All the have been
caught and back with their studies and their hoes great deal of
fence building has been done shop has been built and
house also Four patches have been prepared and planted
and fifth progress vegetable garden has been established
variety vegetables have been planted and doing well and
striking agreeable appearance the eye About
planted In all other respects progress
been shown both in the farm and the school buildings Bath
the boys have been constructed The pressing need
a superintendens house and additional bed
Both Prof Rebec and Superintendent Atkinson made addresses
the boys the school yesterday afternoon and both quite
enthusiastically applauded