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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

and intensity. He administered $50 doses
to sixty patients OF both sexes, and after
the dose the patient was fresh and felt
as II the sleep had been wholly natural.
In all Of the cases the heart and lungs
exactitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
sioux Falls ~, Lemars 4.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., May 3~0.-(speciaI
Telegram.)-A game OF base bal on the
local grounds this afternoon between the
Sioux Falls and Lemars teams OF the Iowa
South Dakota league resulted in a victory
for Sioux Falls by a score OF u 10 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
Live Bid shoot Abandoned.

agitation against the slaughter OF birds
by the Humane society. the State Sports
mems association, which Is having its an
with the live bird shoot, the main event.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

NEW YORK, May 30.-Edwin Gould to-
day offered 1000 reward for the capture
OF John Henernan's murderer, and said
nine other members Of the Ardsley club
would oner a similar reward. making the
total amount tl0J000
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
Douglas IL Golf Champion.

DEAL, N. J., May 30.-Ftndlay s. Doug
lass of the Nassau County club won the
Metropolitan golf championship in the final
round for that title, beating John Molie.,
IT,, Of the Country club OF Lakewood by
10 up and 8 to play.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

Holes up for the Country club, "a.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather
the ball games to be played at the Field
club in the afternoon were postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
Fort Dodge 8, OeIwein l.

FORT DODGE, Ia. May S~0.-(specIal
Telegram.)-Fort Dodge defeated Oelwein
In a well played game this afternoon by a
score OF s TO 4, Bantz OF Fort Dodge being
effective. Batteries: Fort Dodge, BantS
and Brush oelwein, Koms and Faulkner.
Hits: Fort Dodge, IA; Oelwein, g. Score
by innings:
G 6:}x.I Dodge :"..S SjtSSiSS
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

PORT SAID, Egypt, May SO.-The United
States cruisers Albany, Raleigh and Gin
cinnati have sailed for Manila.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
RIVER BELOW DANGER POINT
Old Missouri Still Safe at Omaha, but Dan
gerous Elsewhere.
BRIDGES GOING OUT At MANY PLACES
Contractor Says There is Great Boom
in His Line I'm Nebraska
Weather bureau Predicts
More Rain.

About tho only solace Omaha has in It's
present weather affection is the thought
that things are even worse in other places.
During the twenty-four hours preceding I
yesterday morning ,6S of an inch of ralr
fell here and the mulatto face Of the old
Missouri bobbed up to a point 1913 feet
above low water mark, or g of a foot
higher than at the same hour Friday
morning. But this is still 81 feet below
danger point, whereas in st. Joseph the
same ctream, at Z yesterday morning
was Ill above low water mark and IL
feet above the danger point. Kansas City
was not heard from yesterday, but its
condition must be even moro uncomfort-
able, for Friday the river there stood
at 2.S above the danger line. Yesterday
morning at Plattsmouth the Platte stood
at SO above the low water mark, which
was a gain of s. foot for the twenty-four
hours, but left the stream still s feet below
danger line. At Sioux City the measure
ment was 1913, a gain of s, but still nearly
seven feet below danger line.
Yesterday being a legal holiday the local
weather bureau issued no forecast and did
not distribute the usual table. but to the
press the statement was made thai tele-
graphic advices received showed the pre-
cipitation at various points for the TWEEN
ty-fou- hours preceding Z yesterday morn
ing to have been, in inches, as follows:
Valentine, 20; Rapid City, none; North
Platte, 80; Cheyenne. none; Denver, .02;
Pueblo, none; Santa Fe, none; Dodge, Kan,
.01; Grand Junction, none; Salt AXE City,
one; Lander, Wyo., none; Sioux City, AZ;
Des Moines, 2.1S: Davenport. 1876; Dubuque,
.02; Ashland, 1877; Fairbury, 40; Fairmont,
GO; Harrington, 2; Columbus, /; Oakdale,
2o9i O'Neill, rs; Tecumseh, 1.SS; Tekarnah.
202; Carroll, Ia, EOS; Clarinda. Ia, Ill;
Storm Lake, Ia, 80.
Frost at Cheyenne.
The reports gave the medal for eccen-
tricity to Cheyenne, which had a light frost
during the night. Rapid City, Denver and
the points farther west reported clear
weather.
Robert 2. Drake of the Standard Birds
company. who has Just returned from A
tour Of inspection. reports that the Elk
horn and Nemaha rivers are out of bank
and as high as they have been in years;
that the Blue has nearly reached the high
stage of the foods OF last year and that
even Salt creek is on a rampage.
Bridges everywhere are in bad shane"
he said. land more are going out than in
any previous year since / can REMAINDER
This condition has been coming on prac-
tically ever since last July and some OF the
structures that are giving away now were
undermined months ago. Our contracts for
these first FIVE months OF 1903 number more
than 400, or three-hfths the total for the
whole OF last year. Such a boom in the
business simply reflects a similar increase
in the necessity"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

AT IA meeting "t EIko Lodge No is I
". o.. +. he'd Saturday night the f,iinw,
ing officers were elected: j. ID. Carrot
y. u; Seymour Jacobs, V. G; \. Bruc,
Sec; G. +. Mayer, treas.
Cook & Lpwman moved the western
annex 81 the Iispo; Hotel today across
Tie tra':k to the vacant lots east OF Gin.
tons blacksmith shop. The old host.
'ery 10 rapidly becoming a memory.
Un ed States District Attorney Sum.
me'f"l I has begun suit against Miller
Lux, the cattle barons, to compel
them to pull down their fences from 3d.
Voo ac'"s "f government land. lie has
AZ" eued the Golconda Cattle Company
which has 1000 acres Of land belonging
to Uncle Sam under fence. These suits
may have Il salutary effect Oh other big
land grabbsrs.
Merely MS an illustration that the
wirk'"'t2t ::c =: iIan Is between 2i end
30. the following is mentian ed; From
April to June 90, inclusive, Of this
year 1890 hrr sta were made by the
police of New York, 30,Si4 OF which
were IA II Manhattan and the Bronx.
The greater majority Of these arrests
were. men, the humber being in the
"h'iHhnorhooi "i 10000.
While coniir ,o,inp a, ,I,s s,o,v .ouLi
MOI, he oh,oipod :, ,v.s -onortoJ ., A.
streets last evening TINT DIR. Patterson
u received yesterday the sun Of S2l,.
ouo III gold CON Tor his holdings in
Oi'nHhouse gd!ch. The purchasers are
saiu I" hr the Springfield Nevada Min
ing cohpHn!. 1.-The report Is tru" DR..
patterson IL la hc cong 'atulnted 81 get.
'lhI the coin ant the mining company
on securing the mine Journal.
I'm fine p~hiI;rri,cs ,Lo rso -, ,oha,n
il universal Tho rot;y. chiLI .oou.u,
the ,obaccn I,,Ii, 40 s,,r nc :. :, .tIo :,
wall, In IN, ro,,horr ,r,,o.s &C.
| %cialIy. il is no uncommon sinh, ~ COO -.
child five or Fix ,.;,r, oil putru,. vinor
ousIy nj a nm, r;y,r The :, ,mon s,n,y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
FROM THURSDAYS DAHL.
Salmagundi.

(. vcrti rRnrhcrs are in town "a Hti"ud
Nv. tarrcrs'- Institute.
TI,:s morn - !. {. lluris received ly
express two limo bird dogs from j. u.
llcrrck 81 Ogden.
Prof. q. u, Tru" arrived from Chicago
thia afternoon aud will remain here Ia
n,lcnd the TURNER'S Institute
A mt iician named Henry. ali"' aud
probably fatally wounded himself at
Wndsworlh Tuesday night. Tho eliot
was lirch with RuiCidal intent.
Joe T'abcr IL fitting up n neat drug
/ store in the rooms just west ~ the Glut
Saloon. II ia n biz improvement over
the place he had in the oil hotcI.
! Tho high school atudcnt nave r"tct
II oliver me- Ial to their debating tenn
Tho boys should treasure the medals
md hand them down Ia their dceccnd'
nntp.
Mr.. Carols increased his force thi
morning by tho addition ot five men, nj
skilled workmcn mud Mies Susie Nc
4 DonalI, mn export cngraver. Tho In
DEPENDENT con%gratuIntcs Mr.. Garcia ri
the eplcndid growth OF his b%usiness.
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TFROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

Jacob Conrad nf I~.amoille is attending
the destitute.
y light fall ot snow covered the
ground this morning.
Mrs. i. ID. Able is reported quite sick.
Hope she my soon ccovcr.
The delinquent tax list Of Elko county
amounts tn Sl65 3. divided among eigh-
teen taxpayers.
Sam McMuilcn and Wa. Smiley came
down from Starr valley yesterday to at
tend the Farmers Institute.
AN Eye on Hubby, that great farce
comedy is coming. Don, miss it. Free
man Hall, December 22nd and 23rd. y
Senior Itoblcs, the Spanish bull fighter,
arrived from Winnem icca this morning.
lie Is MAX ing arrangements to pull oil Il
bull fight here, II week from next
Sunday
\ letter received from Mn Booher
yesterday morning stated that her
ulptieI nHu IcCu'eIcu iIoHl ucE luilc-
ness and could move arouud us sprY rs
any body,
Eno4 Mcdonald, "a miner, was found
dead i'll the Wi"lnnd lodging house Mt
Reno yesterday afternoon. There was
nothing IN the room 10 Indicate that he
had committed suicide.
Prots Wilson, Kennedy, Frandsen,
Dotcn and Mlss Iiardenwerpcr OF the
Experimcr. Station Staff arrived from
Rem this morning to attend the Farm.
ers' Institute. DR.. Stubs will arrive in
the morning.
At Iast Rev. Dhvis was very
low and all hope Of his recovery has
been abandoned. For the past twenty
four hours nc has been i'll "a state Of
uncOnsciuTsness and yesterday no wns
unable to recognize any Of the members
OF his iamily,-Appcal,
Joseph Kinnikin, recorder and audi
tor Of Storey county. died Wednesday
morning. lie had suffered for n long
time with asthma and mIueT's consump.
ton. The deceased was also so cretary
Of the Miners Unions Of Storey county
and EirIu ia City. lie was n native Of
St. l. MS. Iged tG%rty.thrcc years.
James Ycrington, chairman OF the Elk.
position board, Inns received word from
| St. Louis that Nevada's building is com
plctod and ready for occupancy. The
building is rather n small affair compar
cd with hose Of other ~sintce, but it will
turnirh II place for the Ncvadans who
visit the show to stop and rest.
The Young Ladics' League OF the
Presbyterian church will give Il Holly
Festival Thursday evening, Dec. l7ll,, ut
Mizpah Hall, commencing nj 7:30. There
will rr Tor sale many attractive Christ
mas prrscnte. They will also sell flow,
crs. t. miy. lcmnnadr. leo cream, cake
nni ~r"ii".. \ cuunttN store with liz
guui tnnug- a. cHi u.' Il ~ p+y fortune
rIlcr with her rnaics and charms will bC
among the attractions. Music will ndC
lo ;iic evening" pleasure. '
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
Went Cunning.

w. &. Williams, the father OF Cling
house gulch, ia under bonds in the sum
"f $1,000 for attempting to take tho life
Of Robert Sommers, another mine own.
er in the camp. betpeen whom there has
been II grudge OF long standing.
MIR. Williams was found by another
~prospector in the act Of drawing Il bend
on Mr.. Sommers with a Winchester aud
the gun wac taken from him just in
time, for it was already cooked. Later
Williams started out after his man with
double barreled shotgun but was ugain
disarmed and arrested.-JouraaI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

One Hundred Dollars reward offered
ward for any case OF Catarrh TINT can
not be cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
T.. J. CHENEY e CO, Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known f..
J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lievc him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions, md financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST &c TRAUx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o
WALDISG. KISHAS & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the eystcm. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sod by all druggists
Testimonials free. =.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

Chairman ZONES nj -the Democratic
National i.tec hE y issued u eau for
the committee (" meet IN Washington
on January 18th Tor the purpose NJ dc.
Gliding upon the tune and place Of hold.
ing the Democratic National conven.
ton.
We were III error yesterday in aging
the trouble that resulted i'll driving mr.
Striker out Of town stnried in the Eli,
saloon. The trouble for which he was
issH; lied there arc az over a Srup game
and mad nothing to do with the other
business.
Tho expression "hukcT'- h"Z - which
is in point Of fact Is, has Il history. For
Il baker in the olden time to give shor;
weight in bread exposed hun to consid-
cradle penalties, and thus the custom
arose OF adding IN extra loaf to the doz-
ell US compensation for any possible def
ciencics il .iIc rest Of the batch,
A young pan -oc2::as 80. Lake street
had quite an exciting experience AT an
earl! hour yesterday mornny Ills fee,
got cold and he placed the inrardescent
light that hung over his he'd beneath
the covers to warm his pedal cxtremi
ties. The ruse worked oven better than
he expected. The heat generated was
such that the bedding caught fire and
for a time there was II question whether
- .,AN "a .z.I
the fire department.-Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Judge Robinson Of Carlin is in town,
The old gentleman Is looking well.
The finishing touches are beng put
on the Hunter Company's new store,
II will be tle handsomost store in town,
Tho rumor that John D.. Rockefeller
will give $1,000 900 to found n home for
stockholders III tho steel corporation is
not credited 10y those WHO pro Tess Ia
know.-AtlRnta journal
A dispatch from Constabla Mccoy re-
rcivcd last night, stated that Egbert had
been convicted Of murder III the first
degree and would 10 sentenced Thurs.
day. Mr.. Mccoy left Burns for home
on Yesterday mornings stage.
In the state Of Rhode Island in lqUC
there wcr" fifty fonr establishments III
the wonllcn and worstcd business, en-
ploying 1927 people. While this mum
her are unorganizcd, there are 10000
more cotton operatives who are not ua
ioniZcd. making Il total 81 between 80,
600 and $4,000 u~norganiEcd wage carncrr
in that industry in Rhode Island alone
Tho West Texas StockmRn, nm au
ihOrIty on live stock mattcre. Gays chat
the total number Of cattle i'll the state
will moi exceed 100000 head, of which
5000. 900 are range cattle, md TINT the
depreciation III vulu"s during the pms
wear represents II l"ca II Mt least 81 600,
On0 'o Trxls "a tie neI, mo /
generally behave 'hnt this cstima'" oi
100, 900 head II cattle IN the atat" ii
H.. IhI.h
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Subscribe Tor the INDEPENDENT.
y tine line Of genilemep's cults at f.
Ose li'e.
Hot chicken tamales served every
evening at Lang's. Fresh every day. "
The Orthopcdic IL the best walking
shoe in tho market for mtn ut Seymour
JacOb'e. y
a carload Of Anheuser Bush kcg beer
just received at the Club saloon will be
rctailPd in quantities to suit the trade. -"
robert buchanan, the comedian, is
playing AN Eye OH Hubby He's the
best. Don't miss seeing hun Mt Freeman
Hall, Decent Der 22nG and 23rd.
A Black Fur Boa was taken by mis-.
take frum \. .. u. w. Hall Thursday
A.. NJ, Parity having it will please leave
It Mt this ctice and get the reward. =
Tho IIngier Co ia busy unpacking md
placing goods for the holiday season,
which will soon be on exhibition,
Watch Tor further ~ nounccment.
The Reed Brothers have started n drhy-
ihp business in llko. They will do
all work i'll their line ON short notice.
y share of the public patronage is SO.
licited.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
Reduced Rates.

On account of the Farmers
Institute at Elko, Nevada,
December II and I2th, round
trip tickets will be sold from
stations III Nevada to Elko OH
reccipt-Ccrtifcatc plan at the
rate Of one fare and one-fftf
for the round trip.
BE sure to get a receipt-ccr-
tificatc from the agcut whcir
purchasing your ticket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
Good for Children

Tho pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough euro gives immcdi.
ate relief in oil cases of Cough. Group
and LaGrippe because it does not PASS
immediately into the stomach. but tao Cs
effect right at the seat OF the irnub,r
II draws out the inflammation. hcnIs and
eoothcs and Curcs permanently H., en-
abling the lungs to contribute pure liz.
giving md DEMONSTRATING oxygen 10 the
blood and tissues DR.. hrmst rO5g Oi
Della, Tex, prcscribcs it daily and says
there is no better cough remedy made.
Sold 10y Elko Drug Co,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mr. \. +. Shivcly ,e down from Mar
d;s Ito will leave Tor DcI.amRr shottly
10 nut in tho winter prospecting.
Tho Austrian government hnH g"' II
corner OH tho production 81 rodium aud
tina, mineral hns advanced in price,
be No s2j 900 Tor u fifteenth 81 u"
ounce.
between twenty and thirty iaSpal ere
toilcd TO chow up before 6 o'clock last
evening mud their taxes hccnm" dc''n'
oucnt. Tho amount OF the delinquency
will bc email,
san,n Claus Ia rcigning aurrcmc NJ
Englcr'p. Countors, tables nnc pno"
casca nrr overloaded with ocnu:'"' "o'''
and many other n~rtietic novelties
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
Kudui Dyspepsia Cure

Digests all classes OF food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stomach troubles. aud makes rich red
blood, health and strength: Kodol Dys'
pepsia Cure rebuilds wOrnout tissues,
pnrities. strengthens and sweetens the
stomach. Gov. G. W. Atkinson, Of w
Va. says: a have used a number OF
bottles OF Kodnl Dyspepsia Cure md
have fennd it to lie Il very effective and
indeed n powerful remedy for stomach
ailments. / recommend it to my friends
Sold by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
Cause Hndl Effect.

y certain professor OF pedagogy is
Toni OF repeating the following extract
from n composition submitted to him
for approval during the days when he
was n worker in the echoolteaching
ranks.
The extract runs nR follows:
@Bciugs arc divided into names, ac-
cordrng to TINT which they feed on.
Tho lion cate tlesh-tlc lion is carnivo.
roua. Tho COW eats grass-thc COW is
herbariOue. Man eats anything; there.
fore man is o%mnipotent."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

il the value II. :. Trsdalr, Summerton
=. I place. ON DaWiil's Witch Hazel
Salvc lie says: Il had the piles for
20 wears. | tried many doctors and
medicines. but NJ! fWled except Den tits
Mitch Hazel Salvc. II cured me- Ii
is - continuation of the healing rop
rites IL WiscL ilrZ,l with nuti+ertic.
and "n"t!lent-; relieves and pcrmunenis
~ cures hliEd, bIccd:mr, itching u pro.
I!uiung piira, sores, cuts. bruises, ecZma
ralt rhc. I'm aud all skin diseases. Sold
10y EIl,o Drug Co.
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II. solution. OF

a. II spc"Ill meeting Of -" Woman
Guild 81 81 p.rl's t.; u:"h 80" ,"iInHluE
resolutions w"'- nd ,ii.,:
WHEREAS, ~. Paul's Church ~ Eiku
having i"st by 81" Il, a;h nf Rishou
Leonard ~ esteemed guide All! Il, lptr
III Christian WORK, At d the 'iesiIr ~; -:.
womnD's Guild t" Civ" expo ssiou III
their ~apprrciutiuu ~ hrs lie ..m: yo:!:
and NJ womb CIDER .hIs ir!li'~ 81 s,ri
patti! i. las sorrow'ms Eau. L., - .Oic
be il
RESOLVED Tina we h. ?. by give TX
prcss,Uu Ia our r.,,iuLi. .ul. ~ th,. ;rIc
wo:tl aud h~r.stian character ri nr!I be
lov"d ii!slnp HU,l nien nt his hell lat aid
md nd,ice in the ui.bui d.n: OF 80 r
Church. This influence vii. r. mrir e.
bless oar Efforts Tor years H. ome
RESOLVED. That we hercb, extend to
his so.r"@ing family our TroIcund sYm-
pnihs and assure them 81 orr huaT;s'
'isppes: Interest. and 40 Now and will
hereafter oiTor prayers To our Heavenly
Father TINT tn, y nay be cornfo5tci and
sustained III the Ir hour OF Ihiictiou.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
recorded ON the minutes Gftlre Woman's
Guild, II copy he given to the family
and Il cop. I" the rarens of Elko for
publication.
EMMA b. MALLETT,
NJ. LOUISE WonD,
AUGUSTA PLUMMER FOSTER,
Committee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11
for SuIr.

a one.s;Ory frame house, known as
the Merritt house, situated near the cor
ner of FIfth md Cont streets. This
house is nearly new and has all the
modern improvements in the way OF
Bathroom and closets. The house il
well furnished and will be sold ms it
stand Oh reasonable terms for cash
For further particulars apply to,
+. n. Mccoy. Elko, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

All pcrsons buying n dollars worth OF
goods at Seymour Jacobs between now
and Christ mas eve will receive n ticket
emitting them to n chance in n 500 doll.
Tho doll IL o on exhibition in the
show window.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

Down III Toxns at Yuakum, is a big
dry goods iirm Of winch Mr.. J NJ. llal
Ter il the head. Mr.. llallcr ON ono "
hie trips Gust to buy goods said TO Il
friend who waa with him in the palace
car: %"Iicrc, take ono Of these Little
Early Riscre upon retiring ana you will
bc up early in the morning feeling good
For tho Stark brown" taste, hcadnchc
aud TINT logy feeling DcWitt's Little
EARLY Riscrs nrc the beat pills to use
Sold by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

Peter Niedermeier, a ynunr$tcr who
participated III the robhcr, nf 81 ear barn
at Chicago recently, was captured with
three other young outlaws and i'll his
admission. cover ing IA quartet az II ur
der. he said that he is the person who
held up Cole & Elliot's saloon md
gambling house in Touopah last winter
shooting II Of the prorrietors. The
young bnndi : sIory is in par, ms follow:
EdGimg aroupd Ia Ice as ne IT he "bluk"
lis possible, Nicdcrmcier drew his two
automatic r~cvolvsrs, and, covering The
roumfui Of armed men with on" weapon
meuaccd thr iJukout wi til tia. tlI ! or
derimr him to descend. Scar" Is has,
he comTlird when the young bandit put
AWAY II u and male - grap for II
satche. IT money. Inc proprietor
started to lun fur the rear door at this
and Niedcr meier hit him in the back; of
the head, the bullet CHANGING. The IMAM
went down, but rolled To IN ilaIm box,
and turning a switch, set u gre # gong
ou the corner TO ringing.
In tie confusion, Niedermeier reached
the rear door with the money; ran down
II dirk street to IN alley; tore of his
mask, and transferred the money
amounting, as he says he found later to
over $4,000, to his pockets walked calmly
among the excited inhabitants Of the
town, making n pretense Of joining in
the pursuit III order to get safely away
y reward Of $4,000 for the capture of
the highwayman was offered.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Tue public and physicians are hereby
notified to report all cases Of smallpox
or suspected emsllpoz to DIR. G. NJ.
Gardner, Quarantine Officer, rs eoon rs
known.
All houses in which there have been
cases Of smallpox will he fumigated by
the quarantine officer. Physicians at.
tending cases will notify the quarantine
officer when in their judgment resi-
dences are ready for iumisatiop.
DIR. G. NJ. GARDNER,
Quarantine Officer.
ELko, Nevada, November 10, 1903
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Schilting's Best and good
judgment are one and the same,
with the world to choosc-from.
Your groccr's'; moneyback.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-11

ACGUSTA PLUMMFR FOSTER,
Committee.
Exc, Nevada. Dec. I, l9C3.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-08

A car of Milwaukee mowers and
rakes at Klmballs. Call and look
them over. N. f. KIMBALL. 75tf