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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Jack Faust. the barber, left for parts
unknown Saturday afternoon.
Tho grand jury is still III session, but
will probably finish some time this eve.
ming.
Forcmnn Baut turned the grand jury
l0oso Saturday Ia see tho ball game.
Nearly all Of the members took in tho
game
Attention il called tn the Savings De.
parimcni at tho TENDERS III banking
Company. They guarnntc" f"nr per
c"nt interest this year,
Tho receipts ai the hall game Satur-
Iay afternoon placed Ill" hlgh, school
boys on velvet and no charge was made
mt the haskct ball game. Tho boys re-
turn their thanks to all who contributed
Ia their Treasury.
Tho body az mn unknown man was
Rcci lluninng down the Truckcc river
at Clark's station Saturday afternoon.
Efforts wore madc tO take tho body
from the river, but they failed owing to
The high water.
Tho Winncmuacn people were enter.
tanned with u dance Friday night nj tho
high school until the arrival Of their
trn;n. Although disappointed in the
games they doubtlcRH enjoyed their
etay in EIko. 10 they did not, il wGs no
fault Of the high school.
Tho withdrawal ~ Governor Sparkle
from the Senatorial tight leaves OK.
Govcrmnr Sndlcr and aud Judge Fitz.
gerald na no only announced cnndi'
dntcg. Mr.. Sharon was asked Saturday
might ny II representative 0f the Reno
journal IA 10 whether ar not nc would
cntcr the fight and lo replied that he
had nothing to pny at THE time.
Captain Cusc ~ the Wmucmucca hnl
team, requested mn lHDErEaDENT report
ar Ia express IN bshnl; Of lila team then
grcntcat appreciation ~ tho many cour
tcciCg offended them by ElkO people
Mr.. CaGc took his defeat gracefully and
loudly Praised the playing 81 be Elkt
team. ave- would like Ia arrange foi
another meet" no said, shut thcy no clear
ly Oniclnach us ut both football and
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Sa1maQundi.

Tho first lots in Reno were sold thirty.
six years ago yesterday. Tho Riverside
City is, therefore, in its thirty seventh
year.
Truckcc meadows. died Tuesday. Ito
VIA u native of Massachusetts, aged 80
years.
John Reed, a tramp. has been found
guilty ut Reno Of NJ attempt TO kill an.
other tramp while stealing II ride in n
box car.
Andrew Francis left last night for II
visit to his boyhood home in Sweden
While he bidding some Of hiA friends
good ID! u, Senator Hunter soaked linn
full Of good advice.
An election for TWO school trustees,
one To serve one year and t..c other two
years, will be held he Tween the hours Of
one and five o'clock T.. III. on Monday
May BIRD ut the tire house.
Deputy Sheriff Wcathcrs returned
from Carson this morning. When he
left ihcrc with Anderson he intended
To 90 Ia San Francisco. but u message
from Sheriff Clark yesterday morning
called him home.
Tho bnptismnl fcc in the Philippines
in go, and the death fec is $50 for an
adult and $40 Tor nm infant. 4 poll tax
Of go for each man and sl1 for each
woman ia collected, aud when u mau
builds Il house he must pay 40 Tor hnv.
ing the chimney blessed.
Tho completion Of the largest pipe
organ CvOr built has been announced.
1t il n special exhibit for the worlds
lair, and occupies Il large room specially
built to contain II in tho festival hall
Tho organ has Id stops. There arc
10000 pipes, some Of which are five feet
square.
In the early hours of Sunday norning
some individual walked into the Elite
bakery nnd stole the cash register con.
tanning about SIS ~ chsh. There were
no witnesses to the theft aud as yet the
officers have no Glow to tho thief. The
cneh register has probably been side
tracked in the brush. Wndsworlh Dis
! patch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Let us all take III the gncs this after.
noOn.
Dig up Il quarter and take III tn.
games this afternoon.
Attorney S. a.. King left Tor Salt
Lake last night.
In order to- give the force a chance %
enjoy the afternoons sport, the Is.
n~ErESpEHT vent 10 press before noon,
The Reno officers are making "a de-
tcrmiucd effort Ia rid that city nf Il class
Oi Migrants who live oil the wages Of
sill.
Tho latest reports from the seat Of wal
eay that The JnIs have landed 10000
men at Pitz"o and cut the land com
munications with Port Arthur, The
Russian authorities consider Port AR.
thur i~mprcguablr against nttIcks 10y
land or sea.
.Aftcr all the blowing the Hearst
boomers have lone about Connecticut,
the Democratic State convention ycStcr-
day elected "A solid delegation Of four
teen opposed to Hearst and instructed
the IN to vote ns Il unit at ST LDnIs
for Judge Alton Il. Parker. There IL
too much wind III the Hearst boom to
make any hcadway against the Gle To.
eether tide this year.
After nearly Two days spent III invcsti.
eating the case against Chnunccy Gns.
void, the grand jury reported Ia Judge
Brown late yesterday afternoon that ii
had failed tu lind an indictment against
GriswOld. The vote OF the grand jury
il reported to have stood twelve to five
against the bill. The notion Of the grand
is commended 10y some and criticised by
9TH re-.
Lyon county commissioners have tiled
a Claim for $3.50 against Storey county
Tor taxes alleged to have bccu col
l"ctcd on property near wRdsworth,
within the boundary line Of the former
The survey nov III progress Twill deter
mine whether the ciuim Of the Lyon
commissioners ~ based upon anything
more substantial than the t~rcHchcruus
memory u that last fading contingent,
the oldest inhabitants II Ddlion.-kc-
port.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertise in the INDEPSDF;r.

Spring and Summer goods. Every.
thing new and stylish for ladies mud
gentlemen to wear, ut Englar's store. y
a carlond Of Anheu3er Bush keg beer
Just received at tho Club saloon will he
r~etailed in quantities to suit the trade. .
Mr.. Jos. Littlefeld is prepared to
make estimates for foundations, %cellurs
Ii other stone masonry. Write or call
at New Bargain Store. =
Hundreds OF wrappers, kimonos md
saques, muslin and knit underwear for
spring and summer, just received at
Engler's. +
Leo llarbIn has started n drayiDg bus
mess and is prepared to do all work in
that line. a share OF the public mt
ronage 10 solicited. y
N. r. G~uldagger, Mt Jones' old Stand
Ii prepared to 90 blacksmithing in al
OF its branches ut prices to suit the
times. Horse shoeing and wagon work n
speciality. I'll work guaranteed Take
your work l. Mr.. Guldagger's shop 10
you want it done we'll and Mt reasonable
prices.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Mr. Mcsscrly has taken churgc Of
Cuncy's barber shop.
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Thomas, who
have been visiting Mr.. Reeds family,
left Tor PaIinadc this afternoon.
Misa Dora Shcchan's school at Col.
conhn has closed and she has returned
to EIko to- rpcnd her vacation.
Sheriff Clark received n telephone
message this morning from EIgcmoni
stating TINT the mining compnny's
store was broken into last night and Il
bar 81 bullion valued at S2,jOO taken.
Sheriff Clark left ms soon as possible Tor
the scene ot the robbery.
While II Delaware county wOman wns
cleaning II large pike che found another
pike in its stomach She sailed the big
pike and then cut open the smaller one
aud ionnd in il u third pike. In the
stomach of the third pike she fonuh II
baby pike with II broken hook in it's
month. This is the beat lish story that
hns como down the 1901 pike up to date
-Dcnycr Post.
When undesirable people arc run ou'
uf other statca and communities they
strike ont Tor Reno. Reno u "widI
| OPEN and they feel snfc here To rol
drunis or ply their iIlcgitimatc calling
on any lines TINT promises atwo.hit re-
turn. II CnunOt last always IN the tho
only comfort that people who are try
ing to make m honest living havc 10 ii,
tO.-Rcno Observer.
Eighty acres ~ land adjoining Sparks
tho new railroad town cRst OF Reno
wore qold Monday la George =. Nixon
W. 4. Harria and JamRe a. lioggs Ia
81. 900. 1hig Ia nj tho rate 81 300 pc
mere, aud, according tn the journal, !
the highcet price per acre over paid ~
for pimilar lands IN WnsllOe county
Wnshoc %county's assessment roll SHOULD
double itself this yonr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
Reduced Rates,

Reduced round trip rates from Elko
to st. Lonis and Chicago on account Of
Worlds Fair and Louisiana Purchase
Exposition mt st. Louis. Mo. Tickets
will be o. sale ut Elko. Nevada, MS fol.
lows:
May Iltli. 18th. 18th.
juno Let, 2nd. 18th, 10th. 22nd. 23rd.
July lst, 2nd, 7th. Sth, 18Th, lath.
August Sth, 9th, 10th, 18th, 10Th.
September 9th, 9th, Ttb. Sth.
October 3rd, ith, 9th, 9Th.
Tickets read through Ogden in both
directions, Going trip TO commence on
day OF sale and to he completed within
ten days thcrcfrom. Tho return trip to
bG completed within niucty days from
date Of sale. Stop'ovcrs granted both
directions within ticket limit.
Call on Southern Pacific Co. agents
foF further information.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13

When. asked MS to tho disposition OF
his $4,000, 600, Russell Sage said the
other day: await until [ an dead.
There will be more than one person sur,
prised.'
Congressman Baker Of New York, Of
fered to amend an appropriation bill as
follows: TO reimburse the great rail.
roads the cost Of supplying the Presi.
dent OF the United States with special
trains, cigars and Wines" whereupon
ten Republicans jumped up and inter.
rupted further reading with a point OF
order. Point OF order sustained" said
the chair, and it was killed.
AS a result of initiating ceremonies
conducted by u fraternity III the Reno
High School last Monday night, it is
stated that Ernest Damon, a bright
young student ia naked for life with two
brands of the order, into the mysteries
OF which he was conducted. Nitrate OF
silver WINS used in carrying out the work
and now the young man is covered with
bandages and o"cry effort is being made
to keep the matter quiet journal.
The total capital Of industrial trust is
s1,2i6, 3i2 ,533, Those organized since
January |, 1898, represent the enor mons
sum OF SG,G)S,0l3 600. That is 20 say
more than nine-tenths Of existing trusts
have been organized since the Rcpub.
ican party returned to power in 1857.
They have sprung up and iiourished un-
der a Republican administration TO an
extent beyond anything previously
known.
NJ. Quincy and Mr.. MesserIy met with
a severe accident today while going to
the l%atter's ranch on South Fork. The,
were driving along at a lively pace when
one OF the horses stumbled and knocked
the other off the grade and both rolled
down the mountain side sixty OF seven
ty feet taking the wagon with them.
MIR. Quincy jumped ont Of tho age
when part way down and escaped I'M
hurt. Mr.. Mcsserly stuck to the wagon
and was badly cut about the head and
othe rwisc shaken up. The horses es-
capped with a few scratches. Mr.. Quincy
drove the team back to town and Dr..
HOOD fixed up Messerly's injuries.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
WALDING. KINNAN Il MARVIN,
For Farmers to Consider.

The insigniticance OF our sheep and
wool industry il seen when compared
with our poultry and egg industry.
While the total value OF orr wool pro-
duce last year was only S5S.7I5,373, that
Of our egg product was Sl45.O COG, goo i'll
1899 and probably 100000. 600 last year.
The value Of the 81 100000 dozens of
eggs laid in Ohio in 1899 was over So.
0G0,0 900 while the value Of the I2,;320,00
pounds of wool produced there was on
ly S3,l3i,20S II yet Ohio il by fGr the
largest Woodworking state east nf the
Rocky mountains. II Dino sheep could
be made to produce as much as do Ohio
hens the prutectiOpists thcr re-, from GrOs.
vernor dom, nigh! he excused for
doing more cackliug tnur do all the
hens i'll that state.
Even the value o. poultry killed for
food 10 Sl;.O,CfO,OO0 Il year, or 2ls times
the value OF our wool products.
In view OF these facts, why is there 80
much fuss and feathers about protection
TO III sheep umd wool industry and so
little said about the industrious hen
and her valuable egg product, on the
part Of our tariff worshippcrs! Could
not the farmers be made to believe that
their far more valuable egg and poultry
industry is entirely dependent upon the
duties upon the Eggs md chickens?
Is it not certain that this industry
would he ruined and that our domestic
hens wouId Immediately retire from
business il the tariff duties we're taken
of and the pauper hens Of Europe and
their cheap labor products were put on
the free list? Are not IL protcctionsts
friends overlooking Il good thing when
they neglect To ill the Congressional
Record with speeches and statistics
showing the great benefit Of protection
to this great and growing industry!
Would it not, III fact, be better for theiI
chuse if they would lose the declining
sheep and wool industry aud let it &c
to the dogs, where it appears to bC
going III spite OF extremely high duties.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
y Cure For Piles,

Il had a bad case of piles" says G. f..
carter, Of Atlanta, Ga, land consulted a
physician who advised ME to try n box
OF DcWitts Witch Hazel Salve. I mr..
chnsed u box and was entirely cured. II
Is splendid for piles, gives relief instant
~ II ! heartily recommend il to all
sufferers" DeNVitt's Witch Haze! Salye
Is nnrqualied for it's healing qualities.
Eczema and other skin diseases, also
sofe9' cuts, burns and wounds OF every
kind nre quickly cured by it. Sold nv
I!ho Drug Co.
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IIOw'r This:

One Hundred Dollars reward offered
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
liove him perfectly honorable i'll all bus
mess transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST ~ TRAUX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDING. KINNAN II MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern.
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
Toe. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
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Indies md Children.

who cannot stand the shocking strain OF
laxative syrups and chthartic pills arc
especially fond Of Little Early Risers.
All pcrsons who find it necessary 10 take
% liver medicine should try these easy,
pills, and compare the ugrccably pleas.
mt and strengthening effect with the
nanseating and weakening conditions
following tho use ot other remedies,
Little EARLY Risers euro %biiliousnees,
constipation. sick headache, %jaundice,
malaria and liver troubles. Sold by Elko
Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Wright
and Miss Fern Gcdney left for the St.
Louis Exposition last night.
Tie charge Of violating the eight. honr
law against j. Is. Ellis waa dismissed in
the justice court at Fsllon last week.
There are fifteen %prisoning in the
county Jail. Five of these are U. s.
prisoners ana the other ten are serving
sentences.
Officer Berry Of the Rero police forco
has been suspended for 20 days for con.
duet unbecoming an officer i'll handling
Il prisoner.
The Central Pacific railroad company
has pntrnt"d 9T.92j acres of Ervada
land grants. the bulk OF which is in
llnmh"lht county.
The Young Women's L-aguo will
serve attachments at Mrzpah Hall i'm.
mediat"ly after the commencement Elk.
]crciscs Of the High School.
The Silver STATE snys it il c%nrrontly
reported that Wiunemucca will shortly
be made the central division point be-.
tween Sacramento and Ogden.
The Russians have blown up the locks
and piers at Port Dnlney, Lao Tung
peninsula, presumably to render more
difficult q Japanese landing at shat
point.
Secretary Hitchcock has approved
the expenditure of tweniy-Onc million
dollars for @ irrigation work and OF
this amount Nevada will receive u large
share.
The Hot Springs plunge bath il now
III fine shape for evening parties OF In.
dies and gentlemen. 1t can he lIghed
us light as day, and fine suitH can
be- procured :or both Indies and gentle
men. 4
Lieutenant Governor Lem Allen is in
this city to 90 on duty in the Office Of
the Chief Executive office u Nevada
while Governor Sparks spends u month
or more travelling in the East and South.
Carson News.
The Rathbonc Sisters will serve ice
cream and Strawberries pt % cents per
dish, at Pythian Hall Tuesday evening
May nth, 1901. \ cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
Elko will soon have nm up.to. date
passenger station. The new building
will add n great deal to tho appearance
OF the town besides furnishing the pub.
lie with Il vonicnt and pleasant
place whIlo waiting for tho trims.
Tho STANDARD says the country over
which the proposed railroad from Mas.
sic Ia falluu will be constructed ia lcvcI
ms u billiard table. requiring no cuts OF
fills OF importance and tic planting and
tracklaying can be prosecuted ut u rap.
i'll rate.
Ivan y. Sickle. Ncvada's track cap
tain. will go to the worlds fair tn com
pete in the discus throwing event
StcCklo's recent record 81 l2G fcot plac
90 him in the front rank among discut
thrOwcrs aud he should stand n fail
chance III these great gamce.-Gazcttc
Tho journal Gays the society into
which Ernest Damon, n high school DO,
OF Reno WA initiated ia called Tho
Coming Men Of America. IL is com
posed Of students in almost every tDwr
and city in the United States. II vii
bc remembered that Damon wns brand
cd Tor life when Initiated.
An exchange says applications ar,
daily received from both sexes for pc
! sitione as Nevada public aclool teachers
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HORN.
kLISE-ln Elko, Nevada. May 10, 1908,
to the wife of w. q. Kline, a son
whom The Sap Rises

Weak lungs should DO careful. Couvbs
md colds arc dangerous then. Ono
Minute Cough Cure cures coughs md
colds and gives strength to tho lunps.
Mrs. q Il fcnner, Of Marion, Ind, saya'
III suffered with q cough until RIM
down in weight from liS to 81 lbs. I
tried Il number OF remedies to no avail
until ! used One Minute Cough Cure.
Four bottles OF this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely o: the cough,
strengthened my lungs and rcetored ma
to my normal weight, health and
strength Sold by Elko Drug Go.
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The Popular Vote For President.

w IonNiNr WIZ " t'eAiuchI.
1t is Il noteworthy fact that there have
been but two Presidents Of tho United
States since tho Civil WAR period who
received n majority OF tho popular vote.
Notwithstanding the fact TINT u very
lnrgc per cent. Of the popular vote has
been cast during those years for tho two
largo political parties, tho minor parties
have been able to poll Il sufficient mum.
Der OF votes To prevent a minority Of
the total vote going To Hny ono party.
Grant received a largo majority 81 the
popular vote III both 1868 aud 1872. his
per cent Of the total vote being fifty.
three Mt both elections. but from that
time down to Mckinley. who received
liity.ono per cent Of tho total vote in
1896 and 1900. no other candidnte for
the Presidency received as much IA fifty
per cent.
The fact that II President may be
elected, 10y n receipt OF the majority OF
votes in tho electoral college, without
having received a majority Of tho popu.
lar vote, is iurthor illustrated by tho
election Of Hayes, in 1876, who received
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Fioat.d AWAY IN the Might.

POSSIBLY somewhere in Pyramid lake
the body OF an unknown man that VIVA
seen in the Trurkee river a few DAVIS AGO
Is now floating around. Despite all ef.
forts OF the railroad employees ut Clark'a
they could not recover the corrse.
Some time Saturday night the body be-
came loosened from its f~asten,ngs aud
ilonted away. Since then it has not
been seen and no effort has been made
TO locate it. There is no clew rs to the
idendity Ct the corpse. Tho officers pro.
Tess to have no knowledge Of the dis.
appearance OF any one. Tho opinion
prevails that the body is probably tina.
OF Il tramp who committed suicide or
was murdered and thrown into the ri.
ver.-Reno journal.
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baseball that | guess VIC will now have
to resort to ping pong" He further said
that all the Wlnuemuccans would re-
member the field day in Elko with pleas.
nre. Tor the kind hospitality they met
with cascd the sting OF their defeat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-05-13

does not hesitate to recommend Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure to his friends and
customers, Indigestion causes more i'll
health than anything else. 1t deranges
the stomach, and brings on all manner
VI discusses. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di.
gests what you eat. cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Kodol is not only u perfect digcstant but
u tissue building tonic MS we'll. Renewed
health, perfect ettength and increase Il
vitality follow it's use. For sale 10y Elko
Drug Co.
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Try one drop Of Schilling's
Best lemon extract in half-a-
glass Of water.
Try how many drops Of some
other extract it takes to flavor
as much.
Al your Srocer's; nonsybaek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-24

ONCHEON IS usually a woman's
l. meal, as in majority of families
The men can only appear at the
'aole morning and evening. Such be-
ing me case it too frequently happens
mat mistresses allow this meal ia be
prepared ard served in a careless.
even slovenly fashion and that the
olshes are but too paIpabIy a rebasb
or previous meals.
now there is no reason why the re-
mains OF yesterdays roast should not
serve FOR tOday's luncheon, bur there
IT no need OF serving it in an unap-
Petl@lhS manner; nor does il follow
lnat because the meal is a simple one
PAe maid should shirk her duties or
perform them in sIip-sbod fashion
remnants often taste better i'm COM
nInation than in their original form
Dut they should appeal 10 the eve as
Wei as to the palate. while the maid
VINO - allowed 10 be careless at
Iunch IS soon likely 20 be equally slack
at breakfast and finally a dinner
scientists tell us we should seldom
indulge in a meal Of exclusively cold
dishes and one well-made hot dish
should always appear at the lunch
lahe. il may be only a thick soup.
put, If hearty. potato or egg Alad
and a cup of cocoa or chocolate will
make a satisfactory meal. So MANY
combinations as well as omissions cf
courses are allowable that there
should be little difficulty in planning
luncheOns. while the housekeeper who
Is fond Of cooking and takes pride in
originating dishes can make this home
meal her trump card without any ap-
preciabAe money expenditure.