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Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
Bast att akta sig. .

Bast att akta sig. - Hur kan nj
skrifva en- sa mild kritik Oliver EFT sa
ledsamt lustspel?
Forfattaren ar jul stark som en-
bjorn, och af hans lustspel ser man ju
att han ar en- man som int forstar
skamt.
En- hjaIte. Frun: - Vet du Diet der
att du jamt bar raddningsmedaljen pa
dig ar int vackert $50. Man ska int
skryta med sina bedrifter. u
Herrn: SAFER du det Da ar
Diet val int vart att jag har ~vigselrin-
gen heller pa mig.
Hindrar int. - Kan er dotter spela
piano? 1877
Nej, men hon gor Diet anda.
Tvartom. Du har blifvit inkasse-
rare, h0r jag. Da lar du int vara
sardeles valkommen i hemmen.
Jag, jo... Hvart jag kommer, sa
be de mig komma igen.
kuropatkins arme, som ligger i vim
~terQvarter vid Schabo, har fat sig till
sand en- stor mangd sk0nliteratur att
f0rdrifva tiden med. Man har sarskildt
dragit forsorg ON att anskaffa EFT tilr
rackligt antal exemplar at Clara Vie
bigs nyaste roman, Den sofvande ha-
rem"
| hastisheten. Lakaren: - bet firms
ingenting son f0rargar mig mera an
dessa larda fruntimmer.
Damen: Men, hr doktor, jag har
ocksa studerat.
Lakaren: - Oct ar mycket m0jligt,
men Diet marker man / ALA fan int.
Kungen skamtade. Konung Oscar
satt en- dag i intimt samtal med sin
lifmedikus DIR X, och samtalet rorde
sig ON en- nyss afslutad utrikestripp,
omtalar Don Basuno i St-T:n. Man"
talade ON och uppeh0n sig sdrskildt
vid Spanien.
Och tank det vackra spanska
spraket, utlat sig konungen. Har du
gifvit akt pa det spyakets superlativ-
rikedom? La]ndskapet ar Diet sk0na,
q~vinnan den ljufva, dansen den har-
liga, och dansa kunna de for resten
tills de bli medvetsl6sa. -. Apropa,
f0rstar du spanska?
Doktorn harklade sig och f0rs0kte
"vara med.
- Naja, SADIE han, jag f0rstar Diet
ju ar man hemma i l~atiuet, sd
reder man sig ju alltid.
- ia, ia, nickade majestatet bifal-
lande och talade en- hel ramsa "utriki-
ska" for den lyssnande doktorn. Ar
int spanska vacker? infoll han derpa?
Harlig! sa doktorn.
Du tucker det, kom Diet 6fverra-
skande svaret, e ser du, Diet var
int spanska jag talade, Diet a -
. ryska -.
Den kungliga "hluffen" lyckades och
intet latin i verlden kunde hjalpa dok-
torn UT klamman.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
RoFvAREJAGTEN HUDIKSvALL,

Diet var concilium hos s~tadsfiskalen.
Anledningen till radslaget var allvar-
lig nog. bet gallde att freda och skyd-
da staden, ty rofvare hotade de CODA
| h%udikarne med ran och brand och Of
verfall.
Sa sades och troddes. bet var for
skrackelse / sinnena, och karingar be-
rattade vidt och bredt ON misstankta
figurer och gallhojade, mar Diet knac-
kade pa ~ytterdorren pa qvallsqvisten.
Och de CODA borgarena vordo betank-
Stamina och smogo tidigare an vanligt
hem fran stadskallaren, medan stads-
fiskalen gick tyngd af djupt medve-
tande ON Diet ansvar, som i denna
skickelsedigra It'd hvilade pa hans
skuldror.
Det var derfor han MI samlat nagra
stadens aldste. De gamla herrarne
suite begrundande son stundens all
var krafde, medan stadsfiskalen gjor-
de dem underkunniga ON de atgarder
han vidtagit med utstallda vakter O.. S.
v. och toddarna blandades starka och
morka till altman styrkelse och godt
radslags fu%llbordan.
Delta var i den gamla CODA tiden.
Och nu lemna vi EFT 0gonblick Diet
| valvisa radslaget for att Sc, hvadan
och huru denna orc och allmanna for
skracke1se uppkommit. bet var fran
| Upsala rofvareepidemien utgatt. Vete
sutton hvad som hade tagit at Upsa-
/! latidningarne, men en- vacker dag
hade de plotsligt allarmerat de unga
| gubbarnes stad med den r~ysansvarda
underrattelsen att i stadens narhet
grasserade EFT r~ofvarband, bolivar, mot
hvilka en- Rinaldo Rinaldini och andra
primabanditer totalt f0rbleknade. Ban
Diet skonade hvarken enkor eller fader,
losa och huserade jammerligare an
fordom "djafvulen i en- mans hus i
1 Roslagen." bet behofdes Ell mer lin
| EFT par sadana anfall af sp0kradsla hos
| tidningarna, forran lite hvar i lardoms-
staden smittades och sag syner pa lju.
sa dagen.
Efter att hafva grasserat i Gefle
| spred sig smittan vidare norrut och nu,
ia nu hade man r0fvare i Diet idylliska
| Hudik ocksa - och stadsfiskalen sit
| ter, som namdt, pokulerande med nag
ra v0rdiga borgare i staden, dryftande
med dem stallningen och dess faror.
- ia, nina herrar, som sagdt, hi,
HIM, talade och pustade den vordige
0fverhetspersonen, / Diet han lyfte upp
toddyglaset och stirrade in / 6ess
m0rka dup, som s0kte han der fort.
sattningen af sin m0dOsamt pab0rjade
harang, med den makt och myndighet,
som - no - all som ar mig gifven
har jag vidtagit de - HIM - no at
| garder, som af en- sd exceptional situa
| ton kunna anses f~oreskrifna och va
gar derfor f0rsakra att bandet ej skal
drifva nagot satans spell har i staden
Och Diet dricker vi pa! Morjens!
delta ogonblick rycktes d0rren upr
/ med valdsam fart och in stortade en- a
de utstallda vakterna flasande:
- R0 -. rofvarna 49,.
Stadsfiskalen for / vadret som stun
! gen af en- orm och blef staende f0rste
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
e. ALT KAN FAs FOR PENeAR.

Man allting kan for pengar ia,
sd h0r man mangen saga,
Men ofelbarhet lar anda
Den satsen icke ega.
Och v%anskligt nog till sadant pratt
bet ar att satta liten -
For penningar man kan ia mat,
Men man far ej aptiten.
Man ock far lara, ar jag radd,
Mar lifvets stunder lila,
Man kan for pengar "a en- badd,
Men int s0mn och hvila.
bet ocksa tydligt for oss star,
ON vi omkring oss blicka -
For penningar mar vanner far
Men vanskap far man icke.
Och man skall Sc, ON man ger akt
Pa manskors lif och lefnad -
For penningar man kan ia prakt
Men ingalunda trefnad.
bet ock medgifvas kan med fog,
Hur annars man ma tycka,
Man far for pengar MOLE nog,
Men icke verklig lycka.
Medgifvas maste likasa,
ON ock man Diet Ell Vile:
Man kan for pengar lardom ia,
Men man far icke smile.
bet afven sasom sanning star
For ALA att begrunda:
Man tjanare for pengar far,
Men trohet ingalunda.
Man minnes ock, da med hvarann
ON karleken man snackar
Man gunst for pengar kopa kan,
Men karlek - nej, tag tackar.
EJ penningar oss ALT beskar,
Att trygga lefnadsfarden -
Och anda penningen Diet ar,
Som helt regerar verlden.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
DA FAR GIcX BORT.
At Ernst Westerberq.
Costa.

- bet a markvArdigt hvad Diet
gick hastigt med far, SADIE ~husegaren
Str0ms gamla enka. och forbade en-
tar vid minnet af den bo~rtgangne., Men
sa fin han lag / sin kista! Kladd som
en- brudgum och med en- blomma |
hand! Pa sista tiden hade han latit
skagget vaxa, och Diet var graft och
vackert och lent. Och blomman hade
han | hand! Och Diet sag ut som ON
han sof!
Gumman blockade framf0r sig med
en- fjarrskadande blick.
- ia, Diet var markvardigt hela IT,
den bortat! trettio ar hade han sill
tit och slapat pa en- %stenbacke, och /
b0rjan sag Diet rent ut som ON ALT ar
bette varit bortkastadt pan. Men hvad
der blef vackert och trefsamt och
flint! Rag och hafre och no och DO
tatis och barbuskar och frukttrad och
alltihop vaxte, sa att Diet var lust och
gamman at. Och korna voro hulliga
och jufverstinna och EFT smackfett
swim slagtade vi hvar host. Ack ia,
HERE Gud!
- Och sd kommo barnen ut 1 verl-
den, vi blefvo gamla babe far och jag
och sa till sist vardt far sjuk. Han var
| stan pa la~sarettet, blef battre och
kom sd Gud ske lof hem igen och gick
och stabblade en- hel seminar Men
sa maste han bort igen. Han for till
en- sadan der naturlakare, som folket
talte mycket ON, och vardt ALT skap-
ligt bra. Och sa dog gamle tartar, far
hans, vi arfde en- liten gard / t och
en- smula pengar med. Erik, var aid
ste gosse, tog emot vart stale, och sa
flyttade vi in / den lila stan for att
hvila ut till den sista resan, den stora
resan. ia gjorde vi sa!
Hon holl upp och tankte pa Diet
flydda.
Jag ser an | dag, hur glad far var,
mar vi kommo hit! Hair var han todd
och har hade han sprungit omkring
som poke, har hade han gait | skolan
och l kyrkan hade han staff pa gan
gen. Rundt ON i ~bygderna hade han
varit SON barn och yngling och Oliver
ALT hade han slagt eller bekanta. Sa
att Diet var int att undra pa att han
vardt glad.
- vi flyttade / Maj, och en- sadan
Maj hade man val int sett pa lange,
sd warm och harlig och riktigt som
marlik. Men Diet var int Diet NEST
underbara! Mel da! bet underbara,
ste val val att far var sa duktig, all
deles som han varit f0rr / verlden.
- dag skall jag ga dit eller dit, sa.
de han sd gladt. Och en- AMMAN dag
skall jag dit eller dit och titta hur der
ser ut nu for tiden.
= Och allting ham han med, ALA
gamla kara stallen flick han Sc och en-
del CODA vanner rakade han.
Men sa kom Diet onda tillbaks
igen, han vardt trott och maktl6s och
krafterna %f0rsvunno. Han maste lag,
ga sig pa lasarettet, och derifran kon
han aldrig lefvande.
Nor Strom snyftade till EFT tag.
- Mel, han gjorde int Diet. Han
gick bort och lemnade mig ensam.
Far, SADIE jag pa hans sista, di
han lag och sag pa mig. Far kanne
du igen mig?
Diet sag ut som ON han vile le.
- Ala, SADIE han sakta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

Warming. Lille Per: Kan nj sim
ma herr Peterson?
Herr Peterson: - Hvarf0r fragar
du Diet?
Lille Per: - 10, for annars ar Diet
bast nj lar err. Syster Elm 50 i gar att
hon tanker kasta err Oliver bord.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03
D0DSFALL.
c. A. TAM NJ.

Ledamoten af ~riksdagens forsta
kammare, f. d. ryttmastaren c. A.
Tamm, Allied den 80 Jan. pa sin egen-
dom Fogelsta.
Han var todd a Lydinge i Stafby
socken i Upland 1910. Student 1859
ingick han pa den militariska banan
vid lifregementets husarkar, som han
lemnade 1874, qvarstaende i armen till
1888, SON ryttmastare efter 1877.
Redan 1865 hade han pa arrende
o~fvertagit egendomen Daf0 i Vestman-
land, som nan 1874 ink0pte och beh0lI
till 1877, da han flyttade till Fogelsta
/ S0dermanland, som han i b0rjan ar
renderade, men 1880 ink0pte.
Under sin verksamhet der har han
tagit en- flitig och betydande del i la
nets allmanna angelagenheter, var Sc
dan 1888 ledamot af hushallningssall-
skapets f0rvaltningsutskott, 1855
1897 SON ordf0rande. Sedan 1894 var
han tillika ordf0rande i landstinget,
som han tillh0rt sedan 1882.
Att han f0rst 1899 insattes / riks-
dagen kom sig af hans frihandelsaSig-
ter. SON sa lange tullfragan bestamde
valen gjorde honom politiskt obrukbar
for S0dermanlandS prOtektioniStiska
landsting. Hans sena intrade i riksda-
gen vid nara .seXtio airs alder -
gjorde, att han der icke kommit att
spela nagon egentlig roll och pa ut
skottsbanan icke matt langre an till
f5rste suppleant i statsutskottet.
Gift 1872 med en- dotter till landsh0f-
ding Akerhjelm, efterlemnar han maka
och iva dottrar.
HJALMAR SToLPE.
Den 26 Jan. Allied / Stockholm efter
EFT langre hjartlldande den kande ar,
keologen och etnografen. professorn o.
i~ntendenten for Naturhistoriska mu,
seets etnografiska samlingar Knut
Hjalmar Stolpe.
Han f0ddes i Gefle 1S41 och blet
1872 fiji. DIR / Upsala. Ar 1873 kallades
han till decent / nordisk arkeologi vid
Lunds universitet och 1874 f6rordna
des han till e. o. amanuens vid Vitter
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-03

NJ ar Diet nog sagdt, gualof, och
amnet utredt, fast Diet sag lila ut /
borjan.
Emellertid far justitiekanslern och
ryska regeringen saga hvad hundin,
gen de villa. Har ska de finna poi
kar, som int blinka.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-06-23
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1905.

VIC. Brust's for summer wash suits
for men.
Brust and B. B. Russell have new ads.
this week.
Several drummers were doing our
town yesterday.
Quite a heavy rain visited this section
yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Crockwell, the life insurance
agent, is in this vicinity again this
week.
I'll II. Nuxoll is erecting large gran
airy on his property in the north end Of
town.
John Westhoff and L. E. Morrison
will soon open butcher shop at Green
creek.
Miles Hill and Daisy Decker were
married last week at Grangeville by
Rev. Knox.
The band gave another open air con-
cert Monday evening up near the Odd
Fellow hail.
Quite number of farms are reported
to be changing hands in the Ferdinand
section lately.
Another band Of sheep numbering
about $500 head passed through town
Wednesday enFoute to summer range.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-06-23

DR.. Briley went to Sites Sunday and
returned Monday with Mrs. Br;ley who
was visiting friends there last week
E 8. Hancock's stock Of undertaking
goods win be here next week and will
occupy the Nugent building next to the
hardware store.
Simon Bros. bIossomed out with
brand new hack At the meat market the
first Of the week. Things must be COM
ing their way.
Joseph Bieker, the Westlake sawmill
man, was. in the city Wednesday and
called in to renew faith with the CHRoN-
ICLE. His wife accompanied him.
Adam Angel and family, Of Ritzville,
Wash, arrived. the first Of the week to
visit with Willis Angel east Of town.
The two families will leave this week on
q couple weeks fishing trip to the head
Of White Bird creek.
A. A Hansen, Of the Commercial
Creamery Co. Of Lewiston, was in the
city Yesterday in the interest OF his
company. He will return later and try
to arrange with our farmers to ship
their cream to Lewiston.
A much needed improvement is being
made this week in filling in along the
creek and leveling up King street from
the rear Of the hardware store to the
Nuxoll hall. It is 4 rather expensive
piece Of work hut will be a great inn
provement when completed.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-06-23
Lost.

On Friday night part Of dental en-
CINE, consisting Of three round pieces OF
silver plated metal about Is inches long
and one-half inch thick, one jointed,
we're taken from the Cottonwood Barn.
Finder win be suitably rewarded on re-
turning same to this office.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-06-23
FOR Sale.

One good two-story house, and lot
facing on King street, with 4 lots adj
joining on west end. Good barn and
outbuildings. Will sell this property
cheap for cash. Inquire at CHRoNIoLR
Office.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-06-23
for Sale.

Plenty Of l6-inch and 4-foot wood.
Call at the old Holt ranch north oftown.
G. S. DowNER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

Deceased suffered IA severe fall and since
then her health had gradually fnilrd.
and she was taken to the hospital about
SIX weeks ago for treatment She WAS
gwen every attention possible 10y
physlclans and lov:ng fricndr. but her
Illness resuIted fatally in spite ut all
their ctfOrts.
The funeral will he held from the
undertaking parlors tomorrow iSundaS }
afternoon AT 3 o'clock rrivu,!, and
acquaintance are invited to br present.
Mrs. Morton WAS about II year. of
age, and had lived III E.!ko since 1877.
Sh" WIS born IN Philairlphin, where
most OF her relatives now live. \ ron,
the only surviving member -! her
immediate family, is at present IN
Ogden.
Deceased bore the character Of AN
hcn"st. harl-wUrkmg woman. and as
such had the respect and friendship Of
large number oi people of all classes
Many ladies who knew her "Grrtcd
themselves To make her last day AT the
hospital ns IlcnEan, and comfortable as
possible
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
Volume 40.
REV" Mabel .JncLInan, swiudIer

Rev. Mabel Jackman, spirituaIist,
medium and theolOcist, Que OF the
c!cvcrcst fakirs that ever lit out OF
Chicago to avoid arrest for swindng
wealthy people with unsuspicious minds,
and mho has been engaged in the
INNING business at Mill City, Humboldt
county, Nevada, has been sued in III,
Chicago courts Tor S2S00 by DIR. Alfred
l. Coke. II wealthy Chicago phyeIcian.
The real SUN lost 10y the gullible doctor
amounts to Il tritling $500. but il he
can recover the $500 sued for he is
willing t0 forcgo the other Si7UO and
call the matter quits. As Tor the woman
-Lc has sudlcnly left Mill City,
ost"m'i'ly To pay vlsi; tO Chicago, but
II L. NrLrved that she is remaining III
AiIng FOR while to avoid service being
obtained on he: by tie Illinois
authorities.
Cul'. vino ls pact siIry year, OF age,
Wcut io Chicago from MInueRpulig In
the MmucsDt" town he laid the foun.
dt'luu Tor IL large fortune which he in.
creased when lac moved To Chicago.
lle huIlt up an immense practice, re-
Cclyrt large fcts and soon began to
indulge III spirituHlssm. He was
cvcntu Illy invited Ia attend one Of
-Rev." Mabel Jackman's development
Clr'Ir.. aud thcrr he fell III with a
CcNcr gang oi shhrpcrs who had Just
harn".i that he had sold Il piece OF
rurrr,! FOR s2O, 900 IN cash.
Vt the meeting 81 the circle DR. Cole
ga4cd long and deeply in:o IL glass
crystal and then spirit spoke To him
through the medium, telling him that 1t
Hould be Ia hls advantage to consult
with and listen la one DR.. Still son
Hho could easily asrist him III making
large fortune.
Aitcr the meeting Stillson -consultcd'
with DR.. Cole and with the influence Of
the medium, Mabel JHckman, induced
INN At varIous times to advance $1,000 10
hc used Ia tapping the telegraph wires
running Ia poOlruOms and to bet on the
races that were beng run. Finally
Cole Hwnkc Ia the tact that he wRs
being swindlrd and he induced the
woman to give him notes for the rc.
payment oi S2SO0. agreeing not Ia
prosecute her il the money was paid.
The woman failed tn take up the
notes and hie ruit in the rcsuli.
Mrs. Jackman Inns received c0nsld-
crablc attention Cince she came TO
Nevada. She in said to he operating
mine Mt Mill City means Of which che
IL enabled to cxtOrt large sums Ut
money from spiritualistic suckers III
Chicago and else here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

The annual ftuIt crop Of thc United
Stntcs has "a valu" 81 $l:i2.00O 900. Tn"
orchard fruIis produCcd each year have
"A value Of SSi. 100000. aud citrus fruItt.
grown principally III California and
Florida, SS,5i9,00O
The seven great fruit growing states
in the order of producing ar" CalifnI uiA, ,
New York, Pcnnsy lvania. Ohio. VI chi
gnn. Illinois and Indiana.
Michigan has more peach trees than
any other state. Cmcngo'a receipts t.!
water OF Michigan fruits lust year were
vcly heavy. but this year they are still
heavier. The receipts tnr two sp"Clti"d
days from ST. Io1crh, Mich alone
amounted t" 100000 packages, priuci-
pnlly Of peaches.
Pcschcs also come 10y rnil from nearly
every peach. producing state of the west
aud south. and the turnover 81 apples III
South Water street increases frUm year
Ia yehr. Illinois lcnda all western states
IN apples, with an annual product Of
300, ,0C0 bushels, Michigan coming next
with g.! jl,OOO bushcls. and Indiana
ranks third with S,G2a,C0O bufhclS.-
Orchard and Farm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

by local applications ms they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that il 10y constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caLscd 10y an iutlamed con.
ditioU Of the mucous lining oi the Eus-
tachian tube. When tins tube is III.
iiamcd, You have a rnubling sound or
imperfect h, airing and when it is entire
ly closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be- taken ont
and tE's tube restored tu its normal
condition, bearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten nre caused
10y catarrh, which is nothing but an n-
ilamcd condition Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case OF deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Cat Trh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold 10y druggists, IL cents.
Take Halls Family Pills FOR constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
The Tcachers' Institute.

County Superintendent Williams and
and Elho teachers are making arrange
menis for the teachers institute tc be
held here next week, beginning ON Mon
day. The indications are that the
institute will he attended by most OF
the teachers Of the county and tl.at
some from adjoining counties will be
present.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged. Among the speakers from
abroad is Preston ". Search Of Colo
ado, who will deliver number OF
addresses upon pedagogical subjects
and upon subjects OF literary interest.
Mr.. Search Is said to bc II pleasant, in
Gator.
President Stubbs OF the State Uni
vcrsity and Prof. Romance Adams, head
of the State Normal School, will also be
teachers ami citizens upon the educa-
uoDal Interests "f the county. In addi.
ton to these other workers in the
educational field will be present and
take part in the work.
AS the school law allows the teachers
their full salary while attending IN
stitutes, every teacher i'll the county
should be at the high school next Mon.
day morning and take part i'll the work
Of the institute.
As the hotels are pretty sure to be
crowded next week, arrangements are
being made To accommodate the over
How III private families so that teachers
will be provided for On their arrival.
The exercises will be inte.spersrd
with music. This part Of tle work will
he in charge OF Miss Caldwell assisted
by local talent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
Full o! Tragic Meaning

Are thsee lines from j. II. Simmons, OF
Casey. la. Think what might have re-
suited from his terrible cough il he had
not taken the medicine about which he
writes: Il had f. arful cough that dis.
turbcd my nights rest tried every
thing, but nothing would relieve 1t, until
took DIR Kings New Discovery for
Cons umptioD, Coughs and Colds. which
completely cured me. Instantly relieves
and permancn ly cures all throat and
lung diseases; prevents grip and pneu.
pneumonia. At E!ko Drug Co.'S Store.
guarantccd 5Cc and 81. Trial bottle free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

J. Donnan RGavis. OF the January
Jones company. returned Tuesday
evening from Hawthorne whittier he
had been Oh mining business for his
company
Ia speaking of ,hat place and the
effect the removal of the railroad shops
to Nina would have on Hawthorne,
Mr.. R"avis sail; "iIawthnrne is dying
by inches; in Tact, 1t is already munich.
pal corpse. Since The removal OF the
railroad Shops it has detctioratcd so
rapidly that really it is hardly fit
place to live. And now TINT the rail.
road company has eiguiticd its intention
OF taking up the trGck connecting Nina
and llawthurnc, the c.sanccs are that
within two months there will he moth
ing LETT but the county !aii.".-G Goldtield
Review.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
Don't Borrow Trouble

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Guaranteed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
Elko. Nevada, Friday. October 6, 1905.

tionnl Bank Of Elko, Nevada, and re.
questcd to be shown list Of the indi
vidual shareholders the e-cof and the
uumber of shares owned by each as OF
record Oh their books.
upon their return Chairman Clark
reported the request was made to the
officers Of the bank and said officers
refused Ia give them the desired infor-
nation OF to permit them to inspect
said list "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

Ia" Trorccdngs Of the board OF
cIu ,i.ZAuon this year were Of more than
usual interest 10 I'll" taxpayers Of the
county. The hoard WAS in session from
time to time from September 18th to
October 3rh. IN inspection Of the
record shows that I,I3j i'll uustiistied
mortgages were added To the roll and
sGi GOO, the assessment Of the capital
stock Of the First National Bank OF
ElE", WAS stricken from the tax roll.
The unsatIsIird mortgages were or
dcrri assessed TO the following pcrsous: 1:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06
DChth OF MTa NIctmrIa MOrtOn.

Mira. Victoria Morton, a wcll-knOwn
aud highly respected colorcd lady, died
ut the c'hospiial yesterday after severe
Illness Of ak weeks. Some time since. the