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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

a b observation-disclosures. -.
hInR .alsries Of county oaieen OF LIN.
"o'n eoanty. LineoIa delegation.
Observation-Disclosures &C, nm
TidFns revenue for The State Of S.r.s,
Judiciary.
4 3 Observation-Disclosures -.
aasons and ODD FolloEs u Reno 70 ali
AMI knoru ~ The ODD Masop'. ~,
Odd F-uozi= C==- zn.i %
The rs=aatrs the e:ron- vasto. tals.,.
ton.
\ 8 Observation-Disclosures To- ~.
appointment o; STATE Veterinarian.
Governor 20 appoint. A~grcgIturs.
\ Il li0-C!aEE, % Llueoln 20,
better protection % !2sorers and c-.d;.
tors u osr'a:B Cases Mines and Hf,,,,
\ 3 i4i--merzIda O-IeSzroB-g-
cooperating the city ot GotddeId, E.u.,.
AIDA d~sleEaGou-
O-Rof-Reger,s STATE Us,,..-
cry. Educasor.
) 3 Observation-Disclosures .or -
better care X the b-aIth u pupils n
pubic schools ,:-srrGg .Izh, and lear.
Ing Elucan"o-
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

\ 3 S-GecterSor-SondE tcr ces
sehoolhosse ~ EIko. Passed
4 3 100 Observation-Disclosures new
courthouse II Elko- Passed
\ B Si-COIs Prohibiting black
listing. Bottom OF The 6Ie.
Reos unnI = >. n.
Promptly ~ > p Il. lie special oria.
set Tor hat ho1r =s taken up This
-o The message .ron GoTerror Sparks
srrOurc:cS lis cppcsisuu =, ne &c,
spp1opaStGzS $4,000 for ne erection Il
= -uoerratosT1l mansion Speaker Plat:
czlzi speaker pro zen Dodge 20 tie
ccaur sri CAGe i .erSIhy speech. citing
re G:So- = he bill, SiTras tie To:e
as: By So:n 1on.e-. sEoEI2S III; he
esur us Oce agreeable 10 tie major
IL y lie aerubers- NJ Patti sdTo-
ca;%t tie passage Z he bill oSzt he
Governors vuD And gave 1any reasons
t5s his zdTo~scy. He Acknowledged
tie per<auv= e ne Governor - veto
the Sil bat .sIi lie coed q ,hr --auslor
rs -<t - great GOV - before re veto
rss place; g51a LIE message.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

aou OF aorses about - Dc saIpped out
d the State. Agriculture
ABS-Clark. OF White Pins-Boud
isue by Ely tnr protection asains; tire.
White Pine delegation.
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ous;y o~dics=5- Pssssi.
Alb observation-disclosures Inspector.
Lid On table. Vote. = - 10
\ 6i-CoIe-Soud .srs ,ar -ono.
94h :os =enOo! rUrposss- Pissed
4 t-AaSsr-B5Dd sue 'or Love
locS. protection gains 80. Pissed
\ 1-Esns;Lta 3ete<z:ila-Bo1r
.sue 'os GoIdfeki. To- -caCol Turres-
Pissed
Petition from LDzz1. Nevada skrS
Tee Legislature - pass she AZ prohioIt-
las Ini aoclshius .=cIl=%t - licensed
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Paesc OF -Ie.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE
r~hIrIy-.Ehth Day

SENATE B S-Dodc-Act
PruTiiiuE Ios he Chamber u Coz,
usrcs 81 Reao. Way. A. Means.
observation-disclosures hours
E. o: snPloy -sr, u State I~zsisugoas.
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iron lie Assembly md ist reading
and refeYrsnee OF riiis
5 3 S-RslAtive - s+e:ng ooaa5
tor Lineo!n county md rstunGI1s Ger.
tam outstanding bonds Passed.
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cessez n criminal ras@- Blu lost
= 20 :.
! S-Ar: % issue bonds FOR White
In ~oTnty. PISSED all.
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he enrourrg Committee 20 !inuh
-crS before Zen. Passed.
; 3 6l-Eod- Authorizing the ale
q school llris IN T4boe count
THEOs Delegation.
Racs I'll - =. Il
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FoFE,-to1r-h Day.


SENATE-S 3 @-OEaus-Ac: 20
regulate the hours y aoor by employ
ss O -sI.rUais. Railroad and -;Arral
improvements
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Documents Filed For Record.

Following is a list of documents filed for record at the county seat, compiled by Abstracter Fred Dysart:
 James Colquhoun and wife to Mace donio Sanchez, deed, 500, lot 148, Colquhoun add, Clifton.
 James Colquhoun and wife to A l. berto Sanchez, deed, S10O, lot 147, Colquhoun add, Clifton.
 Jose Herrera to Julian Gabaldon, deed, S25O, house on lot sO4 of A. C. Co.,, Clifton.
 Guadalupe Montez to Florencio Acuna, bill of sale, $1O, dwelling on A. c. Go. land in Patterson add, Clifton.
 Edward D. Futile and wife to James c. Pursley, deed, s1, 3 acres in nv of sec. IT, ' $, 26. e, lin cor rection).
 Wm. A. Stark and wife to James c. Pursley, deed, s1, same.
 James c. Pursley and wife to Henry J. Warner, M. D., deed, $25O, same.
 J. w. Scrill to Eugene Matthews and one, bill of sale, S2OO, horses.
 Julius Meyer to Marcel Meyer, power of atty, pertaining to estate of Melaine Meyer, decd.
 Isaac N. Stevens ct al locate I claim and file amended location of l claim in Greenlee dist.
 James V. Parks, sheriff, to Schuy Ter s. Moore ct al, certificate of sale, S6941, 30 claims in Clark and Black Rock dists.
 United States to Copper Matte Mining & Milling Co.,, patent, claims in Greenlee dist.
 May Tustin to J. L. Bullis, deed, $50, int. in 1 claim in Aravaipa dist.
The copper era., 1905-09-28
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Read Wherever the English Language is
 Spoken.

For the autumn season now at hand the most valuable paper to you will be the New York Thrice-a-W eek World, because it offers you more at the price than any othet paper pup lished anywhere in the world.
 This is a time of great events. We are having great wars, and other changes of a stirring kind are occur ring both at home and abroad. The Thrice-a-Week World comes to you every other day, except Sunday, with all the news, fully, accurately and promptly told.
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YAQUl INDIANS AGAIN.
They Still Continue Their Raids Un-
 checked,

Daring Indian raids have been re- ported along the Yaqui river, the principal one being at the Graphite mine, south of Tapio. The foreman and two day laborers of this mine were killed. The Indians crept up onto these men and slew them; while within 300 yards of the scene of the murder more than fifty men were at work and knew nothing of the awful deed until later. By that time the Indians had made their escape It is claimed that two prospectors were killed near La Colorado recently in the same place where two men were killed several days ago.
 In San Marcial country, and within a short distance of a ranch house, a band of Yaquis again got in their nefarious work, killing three men in cold blood. Although the men were armed they were killed before they could shoot, the Indians escaping with the firearms and without at tacking the ranch house.-Cananea Herald,
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The First Annual Territorial Fair to be Held at Phoenix, Arizona, Decem-
 Der 4th to 9th, 1905.
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The Apiarian department of the territorial fair will be in charge of MT. Wm. Losing, who is one of the active and practical bee men of the territory. Premiums will be offered as follows:
 For Italian bees and Queen in sin gle comb, observatory hive.
 For Carniolan bees and Queen in single comb, observatory hive.
 For best case of alfalfa honey.
 For best case of dark comb honey.
 For best case of mesquite honey.
 For best case of light colored honey.
 For best one-half dozen jars mes quite extracted honey.
 For best one-half dozen jars alfalfa extracted honey.
 For best and largest display of Beeswax, not less than 20 pounds.
 For best display of bees, honey and beeswax.
 For best and largest display of apiarian products with implements and tools used.
 The Dairy department of the fair will be in charge of Emory Kayee of Phoenix, and his long experience in this line of business insures that this exhibit will have the showing the in- dustry deserves.
 The premiums will be diplomas, to be issued upon the merits of each eX- hibit and the judging will be by some one who is an expert, so that all the diplomas issued will be highly prized and of real value and satisfaction to those who receive them.
 The Phoenix Flour Mills propose to make one feature of the. fair inter- esting. They authorize the manage ment to offer Fifty Dollars in pre- miums for the best loaf of bread made from their already famous bread of Ruby flour. This sum will be divided into Twenty-Five Dollars for first premium, Fifteen Dollars for second and Ten Dollars for the third.
 During Fair week there will be held in the fair grounds, under the auspices of the Phoenix Gun Club, the 18th Annual tournament of the Arizona Sportman association. There will be four days of "hot sport" for you know this gang of Arizonians and they will be joined by a bunch of California shooters. A new trap is being installed and all the equipment is the very latest There will be added money to the regular purses and this will make the sum to be contended for sufficient to attract the best shooters of the country. Watch the smoke and sec the pigeons fly.
The copper era., 1905-09-28
Receivers Report on Investment Co.

The report of Receiver Griffith on the affairs of the Arizona Invest ment company is as follows:
 Total receipts thus far have been S35, l43, while the disbursements were S791, leaving q balance of $34, 35O All of the belongings of the com pany that were at Los Angeles have been shipped to Tucson, and the re- ceiver received from the secretary S19, 764, the amount on hand at the time of the failure. Among the as sets of the company are four lots in Douglas and four in Tucson, one in Phoenix, one block and two lots in Pima, and a quarter section of land in Graham county, all of which is valued at S14,67S.
 The report further states that the company's books show that there are l5S outstanding loans aggregating S139, 40, as well as S6, 720 stock loans by hypothecation of stock. Pay ments have been received as follows: Principal on loans, SlO,39O; interest on loans, S3,261: payments on stock, S9O9; rents S165; sale of lots in Tue son, S1100.
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