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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

= neither here nor there; let tie dad
pat bury its dead. We are liTIaS II
the active. costly preseoi and dealing
xi:L conditions As re tird ,hsD. Sor
IS II pertinent 70 inguir- bo- ;b= big
packers lave managed % pile Up 'Et
tyr,upes 5h;le occup!mg their TIE 10
serElnz the pubh- tor EoiaDE Oci.
u~nre2sDaab!. carers VII ihIs q
ihs= ;huE= =bsE tbsy might - u
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he i-pJrIsa; :a=i, oA5Llg garfield,
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

George l. Di!lman, chief eusiueer OF
the Western Pactiir railroad. arrived III
Reno Monday and lett last evenmg
Tor the west, after having completed
The purcLas- Qt a large BLOCK OF land
from +. l.. Flanagan and beginning
negotiation Tor the purchase Of a strip
Il the Mckis.ick estate.
Tie property is located III Long
Valley, about Thirty tive miles north
O! Reno. Enough was Learned from
Mr.. Dt!!man wLile here to state pos.
itivcly that tie Western Pacific is 10
enter Reno. As Is well kuo the
company already controls terminal
facilities here. The line, however, will
h. d -rur.
:" qulrt lit Mr. DIIlman enter tie
IL! hat only d les per@ons we're aware
- the tact lie rcyisterr,i at tie
River lr Hotel. lraG-4ctcI hi- business
and left. /: L. reported. however. that
b" 0ill r"turn this morning and at the
first "TFor;uniy Till appear before
the city council and made a PROPOSE.
thor :" the city tn extend his line here.
Ever! member II the council II anxious
20 have the road cume this FAR and il
Is assured the city viii 20 more than
hall way ~ encouraging the work.
Tie Eatrre Of Mr. Dilmau's ptopos.
;:uu could not be- lrarnei. just before
leaving last night MIR. DiIlman was ask
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

Two miles from ronopah, out an the
desert and away from any tixns OF
hBbitatiou the body Of m unknown man,
dressed IA n miner. was found We'd.
nesday. Tho skull 81 the man was
crushed ~. while about him tracks and
torn mud d~isnrrarXcd annd sbo wcd sigma
OF thctcrribl" struggle that preceded tho
murderous blow TINT caucsd death.
u VIVA a PLAIN cns" ~ cold hluodcd
murder.
R"hJrfy wNs not the motive, M sGj
was founi III the dead mans clothes.
The officers arc now working on the
chs". They are haHdi 'arpcd because Of
the fact that they have 10 ciu" IA to the
identity 0f The murdered man.
Ono Theory ADVANCED il TINT he was n
prOopCctnr aud discovered a paying
property. Another theory IL, TINT pnfiics
,ntcrcatcd with hun decided 10 end his
III" aud lay Claim to- the mine.
The officers will perhaps work on this
theory until something more definite
d"velOpe, which ia not probable, M the
caso 10 'hmudod ~ dccpcsi mystcr>
Tho sur roundings show that the crime
was committed some time eincc tl"
heavy rain Of Sunday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

ASSEMBLY-Abse n, Blake, Craze,
Henderson, Holmes, jacobsen. Nc.
Court and Stapn:on, leave granted to
all except Stanton and Jacobsen.
Po:es, received from Mr.. G.. G.
Smith. OF Humboldt, refusing to ac-
cept the additional forty dollars for
work after the time prescribed fer the
legislative sessioL, maintaining that
the resolution Is improviient and con.
trar! to the laws OF tn. State.
On motion OF Mr.. Orr the resolution
adopting the extra forty dollars was
re=cInded.
5 H-O'Kane-SaIe q, laud= grant
I'll 10 State. Laid OH Table.
Letter was received from President
Roosevelt. through his private sec.c.
tary, Vim. Loeb, Jr.. attesting his
heartfelt appreciation o, the cougraiu-
la,Ious and good wishes ,elegraphed
March An b. the Assembly. Placed
on file.
Resolution adopted allowing extra
pay 10 the following clerks FOR extra
work: Nellie Sheehan, sG2J0, Ida
McCarty, S5l30; Herbert f. Christie,
S3g.5g.
5 Il 93-Ways ard Mean.-To pay
deficiencies o; the I'd Session Of the
legislature. Ways and Means.
5 gl-Oiii---ate:y OF miners
House refused to rccei.. from l.a
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17
TIE BENEVOLENT TLEp

How prone man il 10 err. Here the
American people with practical IN.
animity hare been Imagining all
these years that iI.ey were beng
systematically robbed by the pacHcrs'
combine; they even pointed to their
altitudiIous butchers bills "a p!oDf Of
1t. Although tic packers assured them
repeatedly that :bis .aa a mistake and
that they i;Le ~pac.crsJ were IN reality
phiiautbfopists seeking to do the most
good n the grsAteB: number, yet the
belief Etill prevailed that cOuaumc:g
were paying 80 ccuts Tor 80 cent
steakT aud giving Up g00I coin for
other cuts IN the -Hnc ratio.
But Mr.. Garfield, secretary Of Tia"
bureau 0f commerce and industry,
Inns happily Strengthened all this on,
and showed the people that they were
wrong-Ycry, very wrong. He boarded
tho octopus IN his lair and wrcnchcd
from him with great effort iigurcs aud
facts proving conclusivcly that II it
were not for II fcw by.product- the
packers would he losing IA round rum.
Der of dollars on ever animal elaught.
cred. As il is, they manage to squeeze
ont only 30 cents profit or thcrcnhont
on a ESQ. steer. aud 10 they happen to
pay a wee small fraction ~ Il coDt too
much for The animal they come ont
behind.
So we acc that instead OF the beef
trust being II greedy combination
formed to rob The cattle dealer ai one
end and the consumer at the othrr 1t is
SIMPLY II humnnc society organized a.
force down prices Ia the consumer and
encourage tho live stock industry by
paying dealers more than .bcir animals
are worth. Instead Of railing Mt the
aliruistic packers tho public should
praise them uDstip'cdly and raiso pop.
ulnr subscriptions to aid tbom IN
their wOri.
just how consumers were enabled,
before the trusts wAs formed, tn buy
kinds 81 meat cheat or while the
and sheep and hog growers were
receiving better rates for their products
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The colonel'I Waterloo

Col. John VI. Fuller, OF Honey Grove,
Texas, nearly met his Waterloo, from
liver and kidney trouble. In a recent
letter be says: i was nearly dead. Of
these complaints, ami. although | tried
my family GOct"r, he did me no good; SO
| 20, a Jyc bottle - yOur great Electric
Hltters. which cured me. | consider
them the best medicine on earth, and
thank God who gave you the kCoxleige
IL make them Sold, and guaranteed
To cure dyspepsia, hrliousness and kidney
disease. by ElkO Drug Co. at Jyc a bottle.
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5 q Sj-Generl appropriation bill.
Senate refused 10 concur ID Assembly
amendments. Conference appointed.
Senate met a, 5 o'c17cS.
\ b It1-Act to permit sale Of
liquors u certain localities. Passed.
A b li2-LiceUss Tor nickeI-in.s slot
machines Passed 10 to ).
; q G1-Ac, to provide FOR neS
Judicial district. Passed.
: 3 sG-Aci to provide license on
liquor dealers. Passed as amended III
the Assembly.
Recess tIll 10 \. u. tomorrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

The bill Introduced during the ses.
sion to reduce the state land interest
tfon siI t" four per cent, after d strug.
gle through the Senate went 10 sl-ep
on the table IN the Assembly. This
measure has had a varied experience
and has been introduced in each SEES.
sion Tor the past four terms. Each
time 1t has managed TO get through
one house but has always managed 10
Tall down al the dnal passage.
The Assembly put the measure on
the table, and IN spite % the fact that
hall n dozen attempts were ma lie 10
r-surrrCt II, the motion failed. The
question Is at rest FOR two years at
least,-Appeal:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17

10 haa been extensively c~ircuiatcd
throughout the state that The Uul,cd
States government Ind uqurstcd the
legislature to prohibit the ftlc 81 liquor
along The irrigation cnpnlo, ard Governor
Spark" has been severely critiCiscd. Tor
vct"mR the bill. because of the request,
Of the government. In order to show
the utter gruuDdi"Esncss " this attack
on the Governor, we quote the follow.
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
AErsISG TIE ~cDvrE>oE
EATE

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taxing css9zEI b-E. /; Lr2 ta-~.
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the h4rTezt they Tot=5 "a: = %gT==@:
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liauor dealers il ths STATE, Il L.
assembly; ,a= A:ty'.-y e t. c--l-
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banks ani prohibiting sal@4= z.0Lz
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votes have no: t==E TsbI.h-3 I'D IL
people are in :hs GarE ~oytc=F-I.z h.
reasDns !DF rriEs.n2 - ap;rCT= iLz-.
They aay IL gDlyi AL TIE. -!
not be- but ~!J::.ca % 81 G1T.
ernor demands tia: tA2=@ Te:aa:
be published ID order tha: liz p=5r.-
may iuCge Ths;Ls' tie gnTe!Lo; =:
right or <roGz. Ia .! !sr ~ z-a.z =
point against GoTer5o: sp2rz= iiA
Gazette T~i:hhei!s the ys;0.s ard tszls
in abuse. IL %ouIi he much iaIr=f
10 publish tie ye:os along vI;h lie
Comments.
The Legislature has already sgst4.Esi
the veto Of the bu taxing %a,so5s.
banks aud it must T.. 5-s-g:asi ;a.i
i: was based Upyn s2liI ~yro1lI.. Il
it vas. the people LaTe no r4g@ ,o'
complaint. Part of The g,vsrIp's
duty IL to project the Fe,p.e 'roo
unjust and E.oLgfgl IeX=.z:.oa
and the veto pTTer =as place. u
his hands Tor tia; Iurpsse.
The governors veto y, the CLauE=r
OF Commerce bill xs5 sustained. Ills
re 40 in :hm ca-e were sTuGi and
they will meet with tie approval d
the t~azpaycrs. The other Ys;caa ~
wdte. wlll Judge when some paper ID
the western part o! the State =iii paGs.
long enough in its abuse n! the goTerD.
or TO give them publicity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17
finy'ciEht bay.

ASSEMBLY Ab-eut Holtae=. Staun-
ton and TrPlctt. Leave granted 10
iio.me- and Trplctl.
Resolution iEtroIuced by Mr.. Hen.
derson tEank!ng Governor and Mn.
Sparks Tor the delightful entertain
ment at tie Alamo Ranch. March Il.
Adopted.
Coryen's resolution adopted thank.
ing attaches .or able and conscientious
work.
Motion by Mr.. Henderson,. seconded
by Mcbride that all action by the
IIonsc on \. y. lG7 be eIpungyd from
journal. Lost.
Communication from the Governor
Was received requesting the presence
OF the Lincoln county delegation.
Leave Of absence granted to the
delegation.
Sub. for 5. b Gl-Committcr Of the
Whole. judiciary hiI-PaRci.
Mr.. Cole Of Nye offered the following
resolution:
"Bc 1t R.sulvet.
''hat the thanF5 OF thus Assembly
he ana hereby rendered I" the Hon.
"'hnei fIa''' Speaker of tho House,
'"r the uniform courtesy. dignItied
""'"lS II" hh'hr!ln4 fairness with
"Ilci u" mas presided over tho dclib-
"'"'i""s OF thiT n"i!,
INC +"'uHoh was adopted and Mr.
'"I" with nm aOl" speech presented
w I"'' WIN al e'"RHht gold i3cket
SCI WIN " magnificent and
"'t'3'ithiy engraved on the reverse
sue M i'a't accepted The gitt and
unused tie members III h' o"n in
'"!Il'"'e way
""""H "",' ''n'e''" !" The State
"."V''S ""n 'te'r hep"uoS for conrtc'
s'cs ch"hdeh Hud respectfully to State
'"'' WI ~p'"'P'h'S' ""d cor-
'c"'"''" :" printing Nhh delivering
thanked IA. minority n.,hors =, a..
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Senator Williams. Journal read -,

Senator Williams. Journal 20,
approved. "u
Upon motion Of Senator Rolf, ABls7
Act to prevent selling o. liquor. Al,
the government canal-was recalled "a
vote by which it pass j rescinJ.I ~"
bill vas recalled from the Hou. .,,,n
ing committee and all records e.pup,sd
SIR lG-Relative TO thanks 10 = u
Smith Tor the use VI Li= ho.., ,.ar =,
tie st. Lous Exposition vas passs.I
Recess awaiting action OF the Assanhlx
And to give enrolling COMMITTEES tins "
finish xork. l"
Al l2:3O the Senate adjourned sine die
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SENATE Senate in session ut 1890.
President Allen in the chair. Roll call,
absent Senators Martin aud Tborne.
journal read and approved. Report
81 apecinI committees.
y llG-lCt 10 regulating storage OF
powder and dynamite. Bill amended
and passed.
\ u l1j-Act to abato nuisauccs in
nnlDcUrporst"d towns. Passed.
\ u l2G-ict 20 prevent the adul.
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Staiistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis aud p~crItonitlg. 10
prevent and cure these awful diseases
there Is JUS, II reliable rrmefy-Dr.
Kings Nc~ Life PiIl-. II. Flanuery. OF
~ Custom House Place. Chicago, says:
They have No equal ior constipation
u hiliousnoss. 2IC at EIko Drug Co.
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nal! ~ wn:tea across the lace d. such
iIceI=% IL rel NIX.
S-ctI1n , u.aEas il the duty Of tie
STATE Controller :" prepare and forward.
Immediately after the passage 81 tits
act, blank licenses, and the sheriff.
hall at one" proceed to issue the
.Irea-ss and collect the retor.
Section 6 requires tie sheriff. 10 make
quarterly statements to and settlements
viii The Sat" Controller 81 tie licenses
l=7gcd and pay the State Treasurer
quarterly therefor.
Section : makes il the duty 0, the
State License and Bullion Tax Agent 70
enforce the pay ment aud collection =
licenses provided tor 10y this act.
Section 5 makes It "A misdemearor
Tor any person, firm, company Or cor.
po'a'i"u I" sell any spirituou7, NAL: OF
rinon4 liquor i'll this State after the
irst day ui July, 1879, without haylrs
first obtained or male application and
paid Tor he license, punishable upon
conviction by a tine ~ not less than
3lOD nor more than 800, or toy i'm.
prIspumcnt ~ the county Jail ~ the
''' p" ihNl llt ''I tENlbH 10 ia
for not less han sixty days nor NOR,
III months, or by both such fine and
imprisonment, Tor each and every 81
Tense. Any sheriff iailGng, refusing. q,
neglcctinR to collect the State license,
provided 10y the act shalt he guilty o
a rnrhdemcanDr punishable as aforesaid
and shall upon conviction thereof
'offcit his Office and such conviction
shall "pcratc 20 create a a i,
such Office, which vacancy shall b,
filled IA in the Gaze ~ yacancic,
created III saiJ oil 20 from other eau sea
Section 9 provides thu: the las shall
90 into effect on the first day Of july
1909. aud that The Ii "n4c. collected
IN 1900 shall he FRO rata Tor the re-
maindcr OF tho year.
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The first electrical signal ever trans
United between Eururc and Americ,
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VI ARItI

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deuce u the brides parents IN Ruby
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President Allen ~ tho chair. Abcpt
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-05-19
DONE IN PURE DEVILTRY
Miscreant Kills Four Persons, One WO.
man, Injuries Two Others and Then
Commits suicide.

San Diego, Cal, May Is. - William
P. Robinson, a house cleaner, ran
amuck in this city, killing four per-
sons, wounding one other, causing seri-
Gus injury to still another, and then
blew out his own brains. -Four OF
those killed met almost instantaneous
death. The dead are: William Stew
art Mrs. Emma Stewart, H. W. Chase,
Harry Doddridge. w. Robinson. Wound
ed-Mrs. W. H. Doddridge. injured
w. III. DOddridge.
At first it was supposed to be the
work of liquor-crazed man, but later
it was stated that Robinson had been
heard to make threats against Dod-
ridge, who he alleged had once been
engaged in an attempt to have him
shanghaied when he was sailor. 1t
is said also that he had expressed a
dislike for the Stewards. Robinson has
relatives living at Riverdale, Ind