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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-06-17

terred TO by Democrats and Republi-
cans alike as the -Newlands' bill. As
it run the gauntlet Of Republican oppo.
sitiop in both Houses il Was still refer.
red to, us the -Newlands' bill.- but, rs
soou as il became a Law by President
RoosevelI's signature, a change came
over the Republicans and since then
they refer 10 it rs National Irrigation
Act BY so doing they hope To rob the
author OF the law OF the honor thai just
~ belongs 20 him.
Ii is a fact well-known to the people
OF Nevada tha; long Leto.e President
Roosevelt was ever mentioned or ever
thought Of as Il Presidential possibility
Mr.. Newlamls vas working Up a senti.
went i'll the East AMI Nest in favor OF a
National Irrigation law. He spared
neither time o money in urging the
necessity for this measure upon the
people OF all sections. To him, more
than to any other person, belongs the
honor OF placing upon the statute books
NAN ia" AuhN SlA EO bluSh ~ ANthu0h
and other arid States.
But let US see il the Republicans are
entitled to all the credit for the passage
Of the irrigation law. The Compression.
al Record shall be the Judge. Just be.
fore the adjournment Of Congress, Rep.
resentative Van Duzer made a speech
III which be analysed the vote for and
against the law. That analysis showed
seventy seven Democrats, Populis,s and
Siivermen and sixty nine Republicans
who voted for the bill. and thirteen Dem.
ocrats and forty-two Republicans
against il. When it Is rene inferred
that all the leading Republicans Of the
House opposed the measure and Tough,
it at every turn, it will be seer ON what
Il tiimsy thread the Republican claim
hangs. 1t is MS Mr.. Van Duzer char.
acterized it. @as bold a piece OF political
larceny as has ~ been attempted in
the history Of the country"
That Roosevelt urged passage OF the
bill and signed it when it PASSED both
Houses Of Congress is greatly TO his
credit. But TINT docs not entItle him or
the Republican party to the honor OF its
passage. That honor belongs to Fran.
ces G. Newlands more than to any other
man living or dead. His name is IRE.
rocably associated with the irrigation
law and all the cant hypocrisy and soph
istry OF the Republican press cannot
change it.
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1un REAL GovEnSNESr.

William Allen White In June Nc
Ciure's: Men have studied the Consti
tuition and its history and its hmitatiors;
scholars have set down theories about
the tariff ard about the currency and
what.not Of economic lore, which lore
Is wise and good. But, until very re
Gently, no one thought ii worth while to
20 out into the wards and precincts OF
the towns and townships and bring IN
specimens OF actual government under
actual conditions. Glasses in civil gov.
ernmen in the schools and colleges are
studying a theoretical government they
are classifying the dodo. The govern
uaent which is set down in books today
does not exis, in fact and IN truth, and
America today Is today operating under
a new government entirely outside the
Constitution, save that empty corGtitu-
tioual forms are used. There has been
a revolution or an evolution or whatever
one minds to call il. But there has
been maLy a change. Where in the
Constitution are the functions OF the
boss described? Where III the Consti.
tutiCn are the relations between the
local corporation attorney and the pee
pie described! Where in the Constitu-
ton does the Chairman OF the State Cen.
trail committee Of the dominant party
get his authority To sell Legislative in
d~uicences to corporations that contri-
bute to. his campaign fund? Where in
the Constitution Lay n find how the
thing we call capital gets into the gov
crnment at all? Yet it is here. Its char
ter rights do not give it the ballot; nor
do they give it legislative rights. nor
special judicial privileges; yet by con-
trolling party nominations and recruit
ing Judges from its own law offices, the
thing we call capital has become a part
Of this government, So has vice. Tie
class OF persons who desire To break the
AZ, whether by running saloons, or
gambling places, or evil resorts, or com.
uniting highway robbcriss, or conduct
ing swindling schemes, forms n distinct
political body. which is really recognized
by all persons practically engaged in
governing the people, and the right OF
vice are guarded rs sacredly as those of
law abiding persons.
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SILT WIDE ORES.

Champ Clark says III the Nuw Ago
Republican llnrmony-always spelled
with a big, big ll-iinds its latest illus.
tration i'll Wisconsin, where La Toilette
Republicans have nominated ono COM
plete ticket and the antI-La Toilette
faction had about the same number Of
delegates, and each charges the other
with boiling. The bitterness :- un-1,aan-
able. Senator SpOCncr and Quarlts, to.
gethcr with General Minor and that
queer tariff rciormer 81 Representative
BabcOck. lined up with the INIT. Toilette
crowd, md things aro rcdhot in Wis
c"n''n, about hnlt the Republicans it,
the state lighting the other half tooth
md nail. Both factions claim Ia be
regular, and both are talking ~ nprcaI.
ing to tho courts. !. looks if tine Demo.
Gratis ought Ia sweep the state. ag old
man Harper used to declare hc ran his
horses "frOm ccnh to ccnd.7 In al.
dressing the nuti La Toilette ~fartion
with whom he unrescrvcdly cast his Tor
tunes, United ,Stntcs Senator John G.
Spooner incidentally declared that he
had no political ambition. a great
many mon talk That why in a Pick wick.
ian sense, hut ! believe that Senator
Spooner speaks the truth. | have heard
him explain his theory Of life repeatedly
III private, and it alwaye involves quit.
ing politics and sctUrning to the prac.
tire Of Law,
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Sermons In Short Meter.

Silence is the eIoquence of sympathy.
The happy man cannot help being
helpful.
Bitter remedies often blessed have
results.
A liars legs can never keep up with
his news.
He who courts martyrdom weds no
crown
Mercy to the guilty is malice to the
innocent.
Failure is IA spur while success may
be a snare.
Hunger is the only ticket required
for the heavenly feast.
The good Samaritan is never afraid OF
soiling his hands.
Only the Infinite Pity can fathom the
infinite pathos OF lie.
No man can be fattened on the feast
that spells famine to another,
When a man speaks the language Of
bell he proclaims his nativity.
Tho revival that does not stir the
sheep will never win the wolves.
They who love God for what lie Inns
never done know what He is.
Tho man who prays to he nothing has
been answered before he began.
Nothing is easier than bearing other
peoples crosses with complacency.
There was never mn argument that
could compete successfully with an ap-
petite.
Many men arc so busy building the
house OF life that they let the tenant
die Chicago Tribune.
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r and 4 II Grand Officers.

At Wednesdays session Of the Grand
Lodge Of +. and \. NJ, held ut Virgins
City. the following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing term:
George Gilsor, N w @ NJ; Charles :!
Beamer, r " d @ NJ; j " Harris. Z "
$ q Warden; IL & McTerney. L W Jr
@. Warden; George a Morgan. X " G
Treasurer; & y Notewarc, Secretary
I l. Bellam. @ G; s Plat, q o; Is II
Reymers. q NJ; f ID kclley. G Is b; i
ID Campbell, q S b; w y Gallagher. c
S b; c l. Fulstone, Sr. 9 ID; J II Suth.
erland. Jr. @ ID; q Wrlshons, @ $;
y J King, @ S; b G Marls, @ p: Thos
Cara, q o, a jacobs, @ T.
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IL there ia u chance To boom business
boom it, says an exchange. Don't 10 n
knockcr, don't pull "a long face and get
sour on your stomach, Hope Il bit. Get
a smile on you. Hold up your head.
Get Il hold with your hands. Then pull.
Bury yonr hatchct. Drop your toma-
hawk. HIDE your little hammer. When
a stranger lrops in, tell him thus is the
grcHtcEt town on earth. Don't roast.
he Jolly. Get popunlr. lts dead easy.
Help yourself along. Push yonr friends
along with you. Soon you'll have n
whole procession. 30 Il good fellow.
No man ever helped himself 10y knock.
ing people down. No man ever got rich
trying to make people believe he was the
only good man on earth. You can't
climb the ladder Of fame 10y stepping
Oh other peoples corns. They're their.
corns: not yours and they're tender
Keep oil the cOrns. All men arc not
alike. Once ~ u while ,ou mn, find ono
who Is rerv much mike. But some are
different. You're not the ONLY sbir,
wa'Rt III the wash. II you don't like
their style let them alone. Don't knock
You'll get used to il. There's no end o,
Jun III m'nd'ng your own business, md
1t makes other people like you tho bet
ter. Better have others stuck on son
than get stuck on yourself. Nobody gets
stuck on n knockcr. Don't bc no. BE-
good.
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AIizonn's New Mining Camp.

Late reports from Tuscon, AriZ.. at ate
TINT nearly 900 men are already in and
around the uew camp Of Paradise III the
Ciiricahua mountains near the soutll
western orner 81 Arizona. Few men
are at work, nltl ough the hills are iuIl
OF prospcctors. The Michigan company
owning tho main elaine, have not more
THAI fifty men at work, so it is believed
he camp will not increase materially
until the reduction works are started. \
great amount Of development work will
have to he done on the property. H..
Guiding the sinking Of the mnin shaft to
a depth Of 1000 feet. Tho town silc
room ia rest rictcd aud about all the level
ground is owned 10y George Walker who
in selling lots ut $500 zach. There arc
eeven hotels and nine FALCONS. An cleo.
.ric light company has been organized
md mn leo plant IL Ia he installed.
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4 DEM0CBh nc YEAR.

Congressman NnnDuzrr furnishes tho
Appeal with tho following inior nation
regarding The political outlOok:
The Hearst movement hasn't been grow.
ing as rapidly in the East as in the early
etagcn OF his candidacy. To has not
given up or abandoned tho fight by any
means. do not presume that he has
any hopes Of nomination, but. ncvcrthe.
less TIC ts going 10 he a good. loyal Dem.
ocrat md stand pat on the ticket. no
matter who may DO nominated. IIig
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$3.50.

In order to reduce my large stock OF
perishably material. | will make Photo.
graphs until the first OF July as follows:
Cabinets. dull finish, per dozen. sou
Paris Panels" 50 30
Those wishing To take advantage OF
this offer should come early us | contem.
plate leaving ElGo for about three
months.
GEu. II. RAMsDELL,
photographer.
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Is assured by perfect digestion. Indi.
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up against the heart. This causes short.
ness Of breath, palpitation Of the heart
and general weakness. Kodol Dyspep.
STA Cure cures indigestion, relieves the
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and restores it tai Il full performance Of
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tssucs all Of the TODD nutrimcni. Tones
the stomach and diges,iv, organs. Sold
by Elko Drug Co.
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The North Western Line Rssian-Jau-
pan Atlas.

y Russio'Japanese War Atlas has
been issued by the Chicago ~ North.
Western Railway. Three fine, colored
maps, each liX20, bound i'll convenient
form for reference. The Eastern situa
ton shown III detail, with tables show
ing relative military and naval strength
and the financial Sourc OF Russia
and Japan.
Copy mailed to II address on re.
ceipt of ten N0l cents i'll postage, by
&. y. WALKER,
Gen. Agent, &. IL y. W. Ry,
2OG South Main St,
Sal Lake City, Utah.
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Reduced Rates.

On account Of the Fourth oi July 1901,
agents OF The Southern Pacific Go. in
Nevnda will sell round trip tickets TO
points under 300 miles distance NJ tho
rate OF ono fare Tor round trip. Snlo
dates, July "a and 81 and 9TH going,
trip to commence on dato Of sale. No
.stop'ovcrs. Tickets orpiro July 9TH
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An hIntin CIuck for 25c.

IL you want Ia get up early mud feel
good all day take a Little Early Riser
or twO at bed time. These famous little
pills relax th" ncrvca, give quiet rest and
refrcFhtng sleep, with - gentle move.
mont of the bowels about brrakfnet
time. W ~ Howell, Houston. Tex. pays
Fairly Riscrs are the beat pill mndc Tor
constipation, Ricl, headache, bill uspcss.
ctc.' Sold 10y Elko Drug Go.
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'r'iE NEwLANps IHmGArIoH Law

Tho vast benefit. a. DO rcapcd lac No.
vhda through the irritation works now
being constituted IN the western pnrL of
The state Inns caused II" Republicans 10
Claim the paternity Of the measure. I'M
u'r ne provisions Of which, The work il
being done. When tho measure was
first introduced iri" Congress It was re-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-06-17

Leo lInrbn haH started n drn,i ing bna
mess nnd In prepared To do all work iu
TINT Zinc. A slnt" 81 the fruhlic rat
ronagc IN solicited.
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Summons.

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUY
= Fourth judicial District uf the State Of Nc.
Tada, In and for the County Of EIkO.
FRASK VI. HAws, PlaihtIn.
W.
EvASB. WILLIAMS. Dctcudnnt.j
Action brought IN tho District Court OF ,b.
Fourth judicial District of the State of No
Eadh, In and for the County OF Elko. and the
Complaint flied in tho Onico OF tho Clerk nj
said District Court.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREET
lSGS TO: ENAS -. WILLIAMS, Defendant
ION are hereby required TO appear In nu &C.
tion brought against you by tho above named
Plalntin In the District Court Of the Fourth
judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. in and
for the County Of Elko. md To answer tho com.
plnint hlcd therein. within ton days IcxcIugIyo
OF the day Of service, after tho service ON you
OF this SuIninOnS-If served within this Coun,v.
or II served out Of this County. hut in this DIS.
irict within twenty days: otherwise within
forty days-"r Judgment by default will DO talk.
Gu against you according to tho prayer Of said
Complaint.
Tho action Is brought to obtain a iudrmon,
and decree Of said Court In favor of pInip,ir
and against defendant adjTlglng and dccrcciny
that Tlaintin IL entitled 10 purchase fran ,hn
state OF Nevada the South east quarter OF tho
Northeast quarter lSE got NE ~ OF section
twenty ISM and tho South. west quarter O, tho
Northwest quarter tSW fofSW tIofScc,Ion
twenty ono l2ll all In township ihirty.plnc Iy,I
North' Range Hfty.onc ISL Fast, NJ. ID. u. and
h'r containing eighty 1901 acres, situated In
III" County ~ ElkO aud state Of Nevada. and
directing tho state Land Register and other
proper onlccfs ~ said state 10 contract for and
Tht"ht said land for said State Of Nevada IN
I1ntntin and FOR costs ~ suit incurred herein
on tho ground that Plaintiffs appiIcntfon is
prior TO AMI before any application 10 purchnso
ne Shmc made by defendant or any other nor
son. all OF which will more fully appear hy rot
'fchcc TO the complaint flied herein.
Ana you arc hereby notified that II Won fnii IN
appear nud answer said complaint MS nbnyo
IA" said rlaln,in viii Apply 10 ,hc
'our' for tho rclicf demanded therein and a.,
costs NJ suit.
Given under my hand and tho Seal Of tho fife.
tr'ct Court ~ Tho Fourth judicial Dls,,Ic,
OF the state % Nevada. ~ md for thc Co,,,
IS Of Elko, this goth dry Of May. I'm Tho ,cor
OF our Lord. 1901 ~
sr.G} A'o' p"w1r5; y;,
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A. - bulhhggor, at JonrH' old Slnnd
~ prepared To 60 hlactsmithmg in al
81 iiH hrnnclca nt prices to rmii the
'''h'9. i."rs" e]h"riuR aud & wort u
'r"ci"liy. III work guaranteed Take
your w"fhi MIR. GuldaRgcr'R chop il
y"n wnni II done well and nj reasonable
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
BEST WEEK Of SEASON
In Iowa For Rapid Growth Of
Corn and Other Belated
Crops
RUST AND BLIGHT NOT SERIOUS
General Reports Indicate Less Than
Usual Damage From These Sources
-Haying in Progress and Harvesting
of Early Oats, Barley and Rye Is
Progressing Favorably.
'ecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, July 19.-The regular
weekly weather and crop bulletin was
issued today as follows:
For the rapid growth of corn and
other belated crops this has been the
best week of the season. The average
temperature has been about normal.
and except in a limited area there was
no excess of moisture to retard farm
work. The advancement of the corn
crop has been all that could be desired
In fields that are we'll drained and have
been well cultivated. Early planted
corn has attained about the normal
height. and tassels are beginning to APP
pear. Except In low and moist lands
the crop has been we'll cleaned and
laid by In good condition. On account
OF defective seed the stand is generally
below the average. Having Is in prog
ress. and reports indicate an extra
quality. tho the average yield may be
less than usual. The harvest of early
oats, barley and rye is progressing ia
vorably. Spring wheat is filing well,
and will soon be ready for the binders.
Generally there has been less than the
usual amount of damage to grain CROPS
by rust and blight. The early potato
crop is quite heavy. and late potatoes
are promising. Apples are doing
nicely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
A FATAL ACCIDENT
e. |. severi, a Farmer Living Near
Story City, Cut to Pieces in Run
away of Team Attached to a Self
Binder.

Special to Times Republican.
Story City. Iowa, July ia ter
rible and probably fatal acct
dent occurred on the farm of E. L. Sc
veri. near this city. late Monday after
noon. Severi was operating a self
binder. Something went wrong
with the mechanism and while Severi
was fixing it the team attached to the
machine became scared and ran away.
Severi was caught in the sickle. He
was terribly mutilated, the flesh being
literally stripped from his arms and
face. He was dragged for consider
able distance the knives of the sickle
running at lightning speed cutting
deeper and deeper into the flesh while
he unfortunate man was unable to ex-
Ericate himself. He Is still alive. but
the doctors say there is little chance for
his recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
PACKERS TRUST INQUIRY.
An investigation of the Meat Combine
Under Way

Washington July 19.--An inyestiga-
ton of the beef trust is now in pro-
gress. 1t is being conducted under
specific orders from President Roose-
Welt to ascertain whether the trust has
been violating the injunction by the
circuit court restraining the packers
from combining to fix the price of live
stock.
II the investigation shows that the
packers still are combining to control
the price of live stock they will be pro-
ceeded against for contempt and will
be punished severely. All the agents
of the government have to do is to
press the button by furnishing the
evidence. The United States court will
do the rest.
The department of justice, the office
Of attorney general. and even the ex-
ecutive Offices at Oyster Bay have been
inundated with political rumors that
the president was taking hand" in
the strike Of the packing house men
and that the investigation of the
packers was a move to compel the en-
blowers to grant the demands of the
men.
So far is this from being true that
the president has not yet received any
exact information as to the real causes
of the strike, and the only action taken
under his direction was in response to
specific charges by the cattle men that
the packers were again at their old
tricks of refusing to bid against each
other in the live stock markets in Chi
caeo Omaha, Kansas City, and other
places
No Politice in Action.
The investigation in fact was order
cd and the work of inspection was be-
gun by agents of the department OF
commerce and labor and attorneys of
the department of justice long before
the present strike started at Chicago,
or was even anticipated.
There was no politics in the presi-
dents action, and there will be none.
He will not interfere in the chicago
strike unless there should be rlotlnG on
such n scale as to defy the local police
and militia.
Just at the present time, however,
the strike practically has stopped Kill
ing at the yards, the packers nave
stopped bringing in cattle. hogs, ana
sheen. and there is no incentive FOR
defying action of court. The active
work of the investigation. therefore,
must wait until conditions become
normal again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
E. Il. Princes Grain Letter.

Chicago, July 19.-Wheat-There
was a load Of wheat thrown on the
market this morning at the opening,
and shortly after caused a break of
/ hc in September, but the greater part
of the loss was recovered later, but
near tle close more wheat came out
and last prices are not far from the
low point OF the day OF the day. Sell
ing was principally by belated longs
and OH stop orders In hands Of COM
mission houses. On the early decline
buying was much better than the SELL
ing and the advance was made with
out mach Of an effort on the part of
the bulls, but support was lacking
when late selling set In. There was
buying by southwestern houses, par
ticulariy by those with ST. Louis con-
nectior. The northwest was also TAX
ing December and May freely, and
these deliveries We're strongest at
times. The market was Influenced to
a great extent by good weather There
was some apprehension felt early over
bullish news from abroad in reference
to the war situation. but weather con-
ditiors more thar offset this innuenc.
The Liverpool markets were closed and
London came In at small advance
The Illinois crol, report was bullish
and the government bulletin was bear
ish There was decrease OF 500 900
In Bracistreet's. Receipts at primary
points We're about half OF last year
The cash situation Is strong.
Corn There was comparatively
strong corn market altho the break in
wheat had some effect at times but on
all soft spots leading bulls came in
freely and the market ruled little