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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09
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Senator Newlands, OF Nevada, 10 a
specch recently delivered, points ou'
With great force the tendency OF the re.
publican leaders to legislate for the
Philippine Islands, and to ignore leg.
i~slation necessary for this country. Some
Of them are very FAR .sighted, so to speak
that t, the farther away the thing Is
the moro clearly they seem to see il.
No n hos better pointed out this do.
feet in eyesight than Senator Nowlands,
He says:
"whlst we havo been conqucring
other countries, monopoly hss conquer.
ed our own. We have time 10 settle the
railroad question in tho Philippines; VIC
have not the tirno to adjuet tho railroad
question In the Uuitcd States, Wo have
tho timo 10 give a moderate tariff TO the
Philippines; we bhve no time TO correct
nm excessive tariff in tho United Statoa.
We can expond yaet sums in Cuba, in
the Philippine, in Panama, In colonial
exploitation and In naval expansion, but
We have no money for tho internal de.
yeiopmoUt OF tho republic. Our hnrbors
and our water. ways arc neglected. Our
legislation rests in committee.
and as n rosult either Of iavoritIsm or Of
neglect in legislation tho greatest pIutoe.
racy Ia the history Of tho world has
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protecting the Humboldt rive. =L.e,
shed. The grazing Of the fo!sE: reSys
Toa!i b= under g0Te;Lueri restncuo1t
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09

Mr.. Freiirck J. Tyler, a honey bee
and honey dealer. III Lovclock and Ellen
Mary Jewe! were united in holy we'd.
lock at Pslisade yesterday afternoon AT
two o'clock 10y Row. Geo. II. Greenfield.
Almost 20 Rues;a from Eureka. Pine
Valley and PalisAdc we're present.
Tho bride hhs lived most Of her lie in
Eureka County and Tor the past ten
yehTs hns been in Palisadc. The many
''ieDds that che has made was manifcs,
by the presents handsome and useful
which they received. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler leave tonight Tor LOycIpck where
hey will reside IN the future.
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TIE MAcHISE1 IN coS1EoL.

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Goddess Of Liberty Contest.

The contest foT the selection Of a
Yong lady to set IA Goddess Of Liberty
at the Fourth OF July celebration in
Elko "a nos open. Tbs contest will be
under the direct management Of The
committee on procession and the friends
OF every Gspirant are guaranteed d fair
shoE.
49, trG~: Oi "2tes hos been placed al
. cents each. Al votes, accompanied 10y
the necessary amount at the above rate,
should be placed in sealed envelopes,
addressed TO l.. .. Henderson and left
with Stanley Tabcr at the Elko drug
store. Votes may be sem through the
mail addressed rs above. Voters are
requested to write on each envelope:
"for Goddess OF Liberty
The envelopes will be opened and the
votes counted III the presence OF the
committee md NIL others who care 10 TOO
present, each Thursday evening NJ 100
o'clock. Tho contest will close Thurs.
day. Juno %, at 1870 T.. IN.
The committee has decided TO iurn
ish the young lady elected with a hand.
some dtcss to be worn at the cclebra.
tiop.
Tho people oi every section Of the
county are invited to join il this c~ontcRt.
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II VOTE TO-DAY

am nov located IL m! new quarters.
rtere ! AN preiarei TO 30 your shoe
repairing .gs, a. | have been doing II,
Tor the las; eight years.
| Also carry a large stock % the W. L.
Douglas Shoes, Come and get a pair
before rnn ont o: your size, e. the
Douglas Shoe Is a great seller.
! desire 20 state that | came 20 Elko
at the mitigation % my inends and !
thans them ior their pas; literal pS,rou.
age and hope tor a Continuance ot the
zane. 'oi ! am here Ia stay. Any 'uuo'r
70 the cur'rhry are a mistake.
4. l.. MAJk.
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At the session Of the house OF bishops
which was hello at Boston last fall the
bishop OF ALASKA told The foiiUwing stv.
~:
The difficulty o. obtaining and trans.
porting fresh food ID Alaska has result
Cd III an excessive use o, o. canned
goods. In fact, the Datiycs consider
Americans and canned goods as inserar.
BILE. Recently some one sent a phono.
graph to the bishop. II was the first
n III Alaska, and was made the draw.
ing card at a meeting held in Sitks,
The natives were much interested, and
gathered shopt TO hear the first piece
which was .hr J. Is. Prayer
After il was concluded .Aerc was a
moments impressive s~ilence, and then
on" Of the Indian cbiefs. pointing to the
photograph, said:
Him canned missionsry.'-Thc SIM.
day Magazine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09

Clear Lis, 40. Il, LITERAL ImproTt.
LaeIt Grant, -as received al the STATE
Land Office Monday from tie Depart.
uent 0. the Interior =; Washington.
The list, which Z the GoverpmeL; deed
% the State, l. 70! !ands applied for II
1872, 1913 and 1916. For various req.
Us but principally because the States
apr hcants for the .aHds would not, or
liz not comply with The requirements
Of the General LAID Office ID sdTeIus-
ing the selections hen they happened
:" be in mineral townships, governmental
approval =a wIthkel5 all thts 50 year,.
There Is number 0, old selections.
some thirty years ago that are nox il
process Of adjustment. and will be
settled in time Il the requirements o!
the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office are compiled Si,h,-Caraon Nexs,
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E-gs Tax

II wGs q huge tszs 70 undertake tie
care o: such = lad case q kidney disease
- tina! d: T.. 7. Collier Of Cherokee. Ia.
bat Electric E.;t-'= did IL. He wrt.s,
MY EiJncys we're 80 far gone could
Lot sit on : chair without = cushion; and
suffered from uresffgi bzcsacLe. head.
ache and depression. IL Electric Bit.
t@cs, hOweyer.l found a cure and D.
them vas restored "a perfect health.
recommend this great t"nic medicine b
al nth weak kidneys =, liver OT stomach.
Guaranteed b! Elko Drug Co.. drug.
gLsi. Pnce Ic.
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The Capital Comm3Slorers Lsre
accepted the plans o; Burke Bros. Z
Reno Tor the ueS library building. Tie
plans call Tor a circular building and the
architectural design Is said TO be s;rix-
ing and pleasing. One OF the f~eAtur,s
0! the work l. a HE sized statue ola
miner To- bc placed IL the ceH.c. % tie
rotunda on the lower fioor. The upper
floor Will coutaIn the supreme court,
room N the lax library and the lower
floor the miscellaneou. library.
Grading on the HazeD cutoff has uog
reached a point within siI miles o, Fo:i
Churchill. 4. J. Barclay OF the euGln.
eering def ar;ment returned from a tour
OF inspection last evening and reported
shat the work Is progressing III 4 most
satistac."r! manner. There Is IA large
force 81 IabOrers at work and coustrUc.
ton IL beng rU+hed az speedily 81 posi-.
b!c. ~ he present rate II will no. bc
long before trains are speeding over the
cut"t! snd INTO the southern mining
camps.-JUurnal.
Twenty.seven different survey OF pro.
posed tunnel routes through the Sierra
Nevada mountains from Truckce have
been made by the Southern Pacific
Company. These surveys, together with
plans and specifications and estimates Of
the cost OK each route, will be submittcd
at a meeting OF the board - the South.
ern Pacific Company to be held in July.
IL can be almost officially stated that
the tunnel will be but. The directors
meeting will determine what survey will
be followed and soou after the work will
be started.
The last Oregon Legislature pBss~l a
whipping. pOot law FOR the punishment
OF wlic heaters and on "Wednesday
Cha'les McGIniy Of Portland. who wHs
convicted OF cruelty beating his wife,
was stripped 10 tue waist. his mRunClcd
hands tied to a Jail door above bis read
aud a powerful deputy sheriff whipped
him. Tho whip was = braided black.
snake made Of rawhide with four lashrs.
McGinty received twenty lRshos. Blood
was drawn At the fourth blow and tho
prisoner wntbcd and gruancd and
strained at his manacleR.
Southern Nevada not alone PRODUCES
gold, silver. copper md other metals, but
10 rapidly coming to the front IA an
agricultural section. Down In Muddy
valley on the Clark rond tho aoil is OF.
ceedingly rich. and tho farmers @
find r ready market for their vegetables
in Salt LIKE. Shipments made since
The opening Of the new road noted "a
'ollowa: Green peas nj tho rate Of $50
mn notc, onimc at sl,0i0 mn mere. cauli
Hover at 81 300 an acre, and lettuce At
sl,S00 m acre. About twenty-five acres
were put in melons this year Rs nh cI-
pertinent. and tho outcome Of tho sale
OF tho first lot sont To Sal. Lake n fcw
days ago Ia eagerly awaited. Tho farm.
ers OF the Muddy say they can beat tho
Texas melons by two wecks.-Iodo.
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Is THE ADHSI.IEA1IoS SINCERE.

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zoyr have ozzo :-5=s .5r S!i-ea sa:=,
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g~iLsy-ii= All e-z:s:.i= TsiI- .yzt=e o..
he r~ss@rrESy5. IL la,:a- see Is:
discovered - As oy--s.s-g o4r=. C..
Fog: Dgca%sce. = lag, 20 the
1nd=rto,E 70 Eu--eg and .oca,= -.at-.=
Ufoo The principal T=!Is, viii VIEW o.
dsrsopicz thE-, but VS. prevented
tro2 scpo- pEs1rg tLe yurp1s= through
;h4 alleged ooIEiva-2= q = y:o-ae.i
o3=l &: 81; Las= City nth tbs gec.
e-sl laid o5o. AID tie lLGzo b1!ezu
AZ Washington.
TIs trac; IL question = one Q, tA=
noEt valuable IL Utah. he material,
! s~.!a;Gr!te, l. depD=i;ed IL 2 s@nes q! ver.
ti-al veins, and = Z pure ay1Go-ca:byn
q great value. The USES :" wLsch Il,
CT he PIT are manifold. Il = ,ks oily
place il the World, roE kroEu. here u,
exists IL workable gusrt!:!e. Without:
gong into details, this tract, L - en-
irety Is nov controlled by the Raven
Mining Company 0! Chicago, rh!ch
secured its supremacy through tie laid
o1hce Authorities, whereby = lease VIE
obtained from the Indiana aud late,
confirmed BY the department. Being
In actual posse5@i2D, the company = IL
a position 10 tOritiy Itself against q.
crUachmeuts Of settlers By being FRS, 10
purchase. The Raven Mining COMPANY
has been mining and shipping clla,erite
Tor many years. Much Of the material
is sent 10 Denver and Chicago, where il.
Is manufactured into coatmgs Tor ~ooi.
iron and other substances.
The extensive ~gilsonite veins near
Fort DuchesDe and along lie surveyed
line Of the MoTat railroad. have all been
obtained by mpnopoIien, which seemed
them By more or less questionable
schemes. Every one Of these deposits
belongs TO the United States govern.
neoi. and form a TAR. 0; the territory
that Is TO be opened 10 sale to bona tidc
settlers. But the ~settlers viii have no
opportunity to avail themselves OF the
privilege osteDsibly offered, because the
land %grabbers have been there for ten
or fifteen ycnrs.-Rcno journal
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Prs.byt-rIan Ehurch NntIcc

Junior Eldeayor lOa u.
Sermon II .. IN. Theme - Glorious
Light
Sunday School and kindergarten ! u
=. ~.
y. +. s. c. L GO p. IN.
Sermon 30 Theme Our Indestruc.
title Power
Ever! body welcome.
Go. II. GgEEHTrTLD. Pastor.
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1t ia no secret that for cuts, burns.
ulcers. fever sores, core eycs. boils. etc
nothing is go etFe-tive rs Bucklep's
Arnica Save. eft didn't take long a.
cnrc a bad sore ] had, aud it il all O. *.
Tor sore eyes, writes -. l.. Gregory Of
Hope, Ter. DC At Elko DrugCc.'s store.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Beard net June ., 1905. with all the
members present.
Minutes read and approved.
Money in the county treasury counted
snd found correct.
Reports o. various officers read and
FLED.
FOu<inS transfers we're ordered from
The General fund into following rUsd
funds:
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Flushing Russia Into Corner,

An eminent japanese Statesman. who
has himself been president OF the mika.
dos council, recently indicated that
terms upon which The Tokyo govern.
meut will make peace with Russia. In
addition 10 the cessi0D ~ territory in
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09

BEEN created. zhilE. re have Espi CIR
eye strained so=arts tie bca1Jc Q.
imperial AID Iots-nsIo.L ~E-z-1sC-.
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Combination Railway

4 combined steam. trolley and cable
railway Inns recently been built In
Southern TyrOl. Austria.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09

Following are the bills allowed by the
nomu ~=sioners a; their meeting on Mon.
hay, June >. 1903:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-09

S.tlE ~s OtIeEeI 10 open Dll= tOI
building 2iuQ feet 0. road il Trail Creek
Cao!oa o. the Tuscaro!a and Noun.
;agn Cit! road Bids we're as ioLowe
tr--!t:
Ca.nowc Bidder. ...........s 5000 90
Sewel! and Detherage.......... 1873 60
Jerry Pollock. ..... 2i5O GO
Iheodor" Sto'1............... l525 90
Chas. W. Hyer 1873 %
Cou;rac: awarded to Theodore S.orf.
Road to De completed by Jsnuary Is,.
80.
Cpon motion !, was ordered ths,
Sheriff Clark appoint necessary deputy
-L@ni!s 20 &c; as peace officers IN Elko
Jg.y i,h.
Cfon reading p~etiuoD. 6. o. Coolidge
was Appoin:eJ J. p. OF STAIR Valley
'oEusuip. c. Lewis was likewise sp-
pJ.Lted constable.
Upon reading petition OF citizens O.,
Cope township, Win. Willis vsa appoint
II Justice o! the Peace.
Upon reading petition Q. citizens o,
Ieooms, y. y. Cavanaugh was appoint.
Road Supervisor or Tecoma road die.
trct.
Upon motion FeDi Fulkesnu was -.
Owed slGj tor building new county
rad % Maggie Creek above Red
fioue.
Following official bonds were exam.
-
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HORN.

Lamoillc Valley. Juno 8.
1905, To- tho wife Of James Billet, u son.
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McELEoy-Tn Elko, Nevada. June e,
1905, TO the wife OF d. McElroy, r son.
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Eli Of +. b. Green Tor co.oner's ices
la over until be could De ooumunIc.t-
ii v!:h.
CLERK vas ordered 10 open bids FOR
uul.inS 2iUQ feet 0. road il Trail Creek
Canyon o. the TuscarUEa and Noun.
tam Cit! road Bids we're as iouors
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Ths Grip of Corporations

Editor independents: / find great
satisfaction in reading the letters in
The Independent, many OF these re-
fleet very fine thought and sentiment,
and are written by men who are honest
ir their political convictions. Though
the writer's may live far apart and sur
rounded by very different social, polit-
ical or religious influences.
The one truth apears in all Of them
a ,betterment of the condition which is
the lot of the laboring people and the
future of our children.
Bro. A. A. Perry of Omaha, has
rightly said that our children will have
less knowledge OF their rights than we
have and Of course will more willingly
submit. l was with Bro. v. H. Biddi-
son at Cincinnati May 1920, 1901, and
have been faithful to the motto there
adopted: Keep in the middle Of the
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ious American union, but not sufficient
for the English and American financial
tratorous Arnolds of the national banks
who in beelzelbub form and satanic
style have lived on the interest OF
what they owe (bank nOtcs), who were
and are today thousand times more
dangerous to American freedom and
independence than we Rebs were dur
ing the sixties, etc, etc. We are up
against an extrelae and / predict we
will be forced to meet it with another
extreme before we successfully combat
with and overcome it. We need Saul
of Taxsus and maybe letters OF author
ity from the chief priests and big
light on the way to Damascus and a
Judas on street that is straight and
an Ananias to lay hands on that the
scales may drop from our eyes that we
may see how to drive the money mon
gers and changers from the control OF
our American temples of justice and
freedom (the present policies and agen-
cies that rule) ana establish instead
truly improved Jeffersonian and Lin
colnian principles by when to be gov
erned. (No con fusion with either
old party.)
Yours for the war,
G. w. MASON.
A Ito Texas
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