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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
OFFICIALS OF SEATTLE SUBURB
WILL BEGIN MORAL CAM.
PAIGN NEXT MONTH.
Prosecuting Attorney Says He Will
Prosecute Any Violations of the
State Law.

Immediately after the holidays war;
rants are to be sworn out for the ar
rest of all gamblers operating in the
southern suburb of Georgetown. and
prosecutions will be instituted in the
courts to close the establishments, if
sufficient evidence is brought before
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh saws
Seattle dispatch.
This action is to be taken by the
defeated candidate for MAYOR. George
Brown, and largely as a result of
broken promises charged by him
against the gamblers. The gambling
element are alleged by Mr. Brown and
mis- friends with having cast their votes
on the day of election, in face of their
promise made earlier during the CAM
paign that they would not participate
in the contest.
Mr. Brown himself will not discuss
the matter for publication. He had a
conference with the prosecuting attor-
ney, however, last week, and left with
the promise that he would secure ev-
idence and lay it before that official.
IF Mr. Brown or any other person
will bring me evidence that the law
covering gambling is being violated
said Mr.. Macintosh yesterday, Il
will commence prosecutions l so in
formed Mr.. Brown and he left with the
promise that he would secure the evil
dence and come back. Then the war;
rants will be sworn out. I will pros
ecute any case for which this office
can secure evidence"
In Georgetown little is being said
as to the status Of the issue. Mr..
! Brown has informed those who aided
him in his campaign of mis- intentions
to have the warrants sworn out i'm
mediately after the first of January,
and also that he intends to fight the
matter to the bitter end.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16

Lucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm Of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of Decem
Der, A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, o
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Millionaire Is Released.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 16.-Milliona1re
Charles F. Pfister was released this
morning at the conclusion or the
of evidence by the prose-
cution in the case in which it was al
legged he stole $4,000 from the WIS
consin Rendering company. Pflster'
counsel moved that the defendant be
dismissed on the ground of no evil
dence. The court granted the mo-
ton.
Next will be tried quarter OF
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Ia FOLLETTE STANDS PAT.
May Forego Senatorial Honors to Car
~ Out State Reforms.

MADISON, Wis. Dec 16.-Gover-
nor La Toilette is writing a special
message on subject not announced.
He is said to have decided not to 60 to
the United States senate because the
legislature has killed his favorite bills
and he will remain and seek a fourth
term that ne may carry out his pro-
posed reforms
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
SWede Tailor Runs Amuck.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 16.-Swan
Swenson, a Swedish tailor, battered
in the door of Mrs. Marie Baptista, at
San Pedre, last night, and shot her
three times, inflicting scalp wounds
Swenson took reruge in a cottage at
Long Beach. When the marshal went
to arrest him Swenson blew out his
own brains.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16
Chinese Impatient at Delay.

TOXIC, Dec 1.-THE Chinese resi-
dents are restless because of the delay
of the treaty that Komura went to
Pekin to arrange between Japan and
China.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-16

million dollar suit Of Pfister against
the Milwaukee Free Press. alleging L.
Del and conspiracy against Pfister by
District Attorney McGovern and
number of La Toilette leaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

FOR SALE PRIVATE ELECTRIC HAN
SON. LONG CHASSIS, IN EXCELLENT CON-
DfTyON; IN COM MISSION FOR LESS THAN
ONE TEAR; ORIGINAL COST eS,so0i, WILL
SELL. FOR $3.50. FOR IMPORTATION
WRITE @. .. W.. POST OFFICE POx 1901
VRN YORK CITY. --'t '''. F-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
NEWPORT 30 FOOTER WINS.
Old Class Shows Superiority in Race Will
New York Y. G. Class.

NEWPORT, Aug 19-The final race in the
aeries for cups offered by the Newport Yacht
Racing Association between the New YORK
Yacht Club 80 footers was sailed to-day
Additional interest was attached 70 the race
IN view of the fact that three Of the old
Newport 80 footers started. there having
been much discussion as to which class was
the faster. Judging from the result the
Newport boats are speedier. as the race was
won by the Carolina. sailed By her owner.
Pembroke Jones. One Of the New YORK
boats. the Oriole finished second. while
third and fourth places fell 70 the other TWO
Newport boats.
II was the most exciting race Of the SERIES
was sailed In q strong southeast vino
and the course was the longest yet sailed.
being I'm the bay on Wexford Harbor to
Briggs Ledge There were fourteen boats
IN tho race. The Eleanor was sailed oy
E.v. b. Thayer. Jr.. the Banzai by Reginald
Brooks, and the boat owned by Mrs. Vanaer
bilt by Harry O. Havemeyer. DR.. Mrs van
derbilt being his guest on board.
The va chit KERN was used as the committee
boat and the start was made on the Fort
dock At 2lo. 1t was q pretty start. the Alera
crossing first, with the Carolina close second.
the rest OF the boats being punched 80 we'll
that II was hard to tell which had the advan-
taee, It was reach to Rose Island, where
the boats hauled In their sheets and stood
Nm the bay to q mark In Coddinston Cove.
IN this reach the Eleanor got the lead. with
the Carolina second.
From this marx It was run with spinnakers
to Bryce Ledge. across the bay. there being
little change in the position Of the boats
The Eleanor still was In the lead at the outer
mark. With the Caroline second ana ID or r
~ Cnddin ION Cove, the race being between
thess three boats, the Eleanor still In the lead.
After rounding this mark there Was lively
cove: thereby losing much time, and when
they again got on their conrse the Ca nin,a
s wss and the Eleanor third which positions
they held to the finish.
AZ a result OF the series, the Ori9le has
one firet, the Nicola H. one flrst. the Alera one
second the Ibis, one second and the Cara Mia
one second The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Details q the Proposed Visit q Crack
-- English Team.

Six Of the SEVEN clubs members Of the
Metropolitan Association Football League
were represented ut q nesting OF the executive
committee of that organization held yeetsr-
day at the ONCE of the American Cricket
Annual. The meeting was called to consider
plans for the game with the English team
which will play in New York In Oct ober. Tho
action Of the secrstary In arrang ing this game
was ratified and commended. ,..
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the league.
Jerome ,FlannerX, tsndered bic rssiEna-
sss Amsris.s . F + Sa!,dinSs. SsE YSfI:
was elected In his stead Nj. Chrtsty has been
keen o. re and
known among football players In the vicinity
day rsssrdlss Tie vi. 81 sss E"s is play
srs;; The visitors viii play their nrst s game
S Gs s1I Fallss ana ns SEPT y
Viii hy bs will papgs sa the The
or Friday. and then, the Englishmen win
face the Cansdisn champions at Gait on
shf1 s. s Ssss 70 asIes s.ys
being S sshedaled isr ssi., sy. CT =;
+. % te.% rhieS ns MI b. mad: - from sSs
following players: a-...
rI s cs.a. s. K!R sIs ps;asSsi r 6 r
J, b. Bamsdeg, Motto Forest; Y. y: Woodward,
T ss,a q Smith, Resdls;s HS sIn:
ee eoo o. stoe sSss sfDS ues sss H. hsea
S;atby College; g; v. st2rsE, Co,!nth!asn:
Roh Sfy0HlR .It g. BE L. e. sssn. queen:
Park. Glasgow.
The team 10 coming out With the full sano:
viii be accompanied BY j. j. Bentley, the
president OF. the organization: Sir Edward
Cochrsne. who has offered $500 cup to be
for the conclusion OF the tour. and win witness
the game. in Philadelphia. New York and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
FIGHTERS BEGIN TRAINING.
Talk Of Transferring britt.Nelssn Fght
70 6an Francisco.

10 0ou fto00eeSO.'
According to a despatch from San Francisco
On effort 10 under way to hold the proposed
fight to fnish between Jimmy Britt and
Battling Nelson at San Francisco instead OF at
Colma, Cal. as originally proposed. Tho
change has been suggested because the
fighters think that they viii be able to mako
more money BY having the scrsp decided
as sssn ssS SS,
take place on the night Of Sept. tnsteaa
agreement call for. The. feeling in San
.eae%s Win b. to and ss. fss MIL
Meanwhile the fighters have begun their
training Britt. bronzed and weatheroestsn.
medatey upon his arrival he went 70 shes;;
the day Of the encounter.- Britt is cophdent
no s ss Rtaf fellow : x. soed
cloves on with him. But I'm sure that ne
cannot whip me. Those who think that
%iss eht to ni:h ri De xsry Ts %SSn
! will knock him out and do the trick IN q
manner that will be DECISIVE. MY training
Tor Nelson will not differ materially, from
81 my prsyaacShs bout "a thst
need TO improve my methods o. preparation;
asve never come out Of . hsnt exhsn ;..s1
o. o. feeling any tnocnvenienos: ! an little
ss at th :eGu am 70
m neigh, y. IN The world who eau put UP with
Nelson also started work yesterday. The
Dane Rane Ia very heavy Just noE and Y Il said
do the bulk Of Els isSof.' Ia tic opsh air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

some Limousine. specially deslgned. with AL ne
and 10 . fne example Of the strides made BY the
Americans In body building.
There are Just enough bumps on the Vanderbilt
eourse 70 make things Interesting tor ths drivers,
likely 70 cause trouble 70 tires and SPRING.. Under
thcse conditions II IL very LIKELY that oil the cars
entered barring Chnsties novel racer will be tted
with shock abeorhcrs, II having been demonstrated
In the recent Bennett race that they were grea:
event were equipped with them
More detailed Information concerning the Los
Angeles Santa Barbara motor endurance run
shown that . 70 horse power REQ taken from stock
tied With N,boo car tor INST prize and finished
with . clean record OF 600 points. while In the
rnscpSt 1nd 1 ,s cs, a nors re-
carr started on the run but only forty -four were
able 70 hnlsh
G. B. Rice. the Baker Electric agent, has gone on
tSur through New YORK STATE. visiting the vs,oH:
home In osveso. there % rest awhile before re
turning 10 the. strenuous life In Now York. Sur
reyt And stAnhopee were the best sellers a. his
The Lo.ler Motor Company have opened tom
Pendns he compe,lon q ,hsir new four story story
building now under. construction a.. Broadway
their isos model 'yps c. Of u horse power.
Aps.:ee q ksssaS i ind much
gfaitAed ~ the success which has been accorded
The SouT eyinder - horse power Haynes this seA.
500 and reports but few len.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
PANHARD FOR SALE.

70 h. p. side entrance tonneAu, fully equipped
tassouEhlS ossieaulsd lss than az , week. AGO
Scrs NHES FEE, AsjsStlc Garage, sath q. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
Mike schreck Matched - Fight Jsan while.

Mike schreck. the Cincinnati heavyweight.
ae bsen sn 70 mssehed q meet
John Willie Of Chicago Ii 4 twenty round
Popt The men are 70 have II out AZ SAT-
Tub on Sept. 5. The CLUB has offered . large
purse. Schreck was 70 have met Willie or .
SSstree on the MiasLsippi River last Saturday
sslifnt. but through the vl6ilAnce Of the police
ne contest hsdto Be called 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
international Chess.

Special Gable Despatch TO THs sun.
BARMRN, Germany. Aug. lo.-in the sixth
round Of the international chess masters
tournament. played to-day. Bernstein won
from Mieses, Janowskl defeated Gottsohall
Leonhardt won from. Marshall, .suechtlns
scored against Bardeleben. Wolf downed
Burn, AIapin won from schlechter. Tschigo-
rim beat Berger and MarOczy beat John;
The unfinished game between berger and
Burn from the fourth round resulted In favor
of burn, The record to date: .''.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
lIUMIl1IIJa BARIAINSl

Not Antiques or Wrecks. but Reliable Cars only.
FIVE per cent. COMMISSION Is all we charge for
selling your automobile. Naturally the
i,ea BARtiAtNS come here! They mus, he
In perfect order and bargains or we don't accept
them ON sale. JUST ARRIVED
Two White steamers, latest 1904 Model guar
ants perfect $3.50: another fsS0: Ie'c 's04 frank
Cars t47s; Cadillacs s42a: Iarracd. 1915: Oldsm0-
hiles. S22s $3.50 sSoO panhard four cylinder, late
engine, top nne condition. 81, 20. Four cylinder
premier. SssO New OIdsmobile Tonneau, lsoO:
Two cylinder Rrber. new condition. $3.50 Two
cylinder Altocar, SS15: Wiuton. late model. top.
1850: Electric Runatou,s and steamers Rldicuousiy
low pIired. i25 Automobiles TO select from. Dem
sis.iis > AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
. ii Park Place, through 10 ~ Murray 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
MTMCl1IUi Tires: Cut Prices!

1sA.., lies. - so: other sizes CHEAP.
SPECIt1. downtown Agents for MlCHELIN Tires
Hartford. Goodrich. Dunlop. Diamond, Fisk
EST POSSIBLE hGurcs.
Ladies' and Geatlemena Dusters. Sl.7E.
In linen, Ehaki, Mohair SILK. 81 10 to $50 Largest
.Aao.t nlcnl anywhere at HALF PRICES.
SS5o Tall Lamps. Sl.es: ei2.50 Bullet" Lamps.
Gloves Caps. Horns. Batteries. Carburettcrs.
Tools. TonIs, Repair OUTFITS. .fJameterr Five
4. j. WILLIS CO.. \ Park Place, n. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
SAE77AsAlLS IN RECORD TINE.
CO0D RACES ron GRAvEsEND BAY
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

George II. Church's Heat, ABLY Handled
by +. r. Tant Wins In Ctass In l:0S:s0
-Tsbasco Beats yivisn II. beat Ter
Bost--CockateS III. Leses Her Mast.
The racing notllla Of the yachting aseeeia-
ton Of 0ravesend Bay assembled on the
anchorage OF the Bensonhurst Yacht Club
az Timer Park yesterday afternoon TO saii
in the fourth race to count In tho yachting
championship Of the iowor bay. Twenty
two boats made up the feet, and Of these
twenty -one sailed. being divided into oissses
n. p. Q, Q Special and r r. Tho various
winners Of these divislons were respectively
&. E. vernon's Vivian H.. J. B. ODonohues
new n. Y. Y. O. 3o-footer Tabasoo. @. II.
Church's SaettA. r. O. Veit's spots and the
little Beta, owned BY snedeker and Camp.
Hendon Chubb's class @ yacht Cockatoo IL.
was the boat that did not start. This was due
to the fact that her mast went BY the bosrd
Just before tho preliminary gun vas nred.
The unlucky accident put her out OF the
race, but did no further damage.
The regular racing course OF the 0ravsseod
Bay Association was sailed By all the Yachts.
The course. however. was reversed. which
caused the racers to have all the marks
on the port hand. The wind was southeast.
which made the first les , broad reach to
the mark anchored OF the Marine and Field
Club. at Bath Beach. 49,
was anchored q little to the southwsrd Of
the Engineers dock at Fort Hamilton. Here
the various divislons parted company.
Glasses p and above cut across the channel
TO the Craven Shosl bell buoy. then they
SsIs 10 ri The ouiney o sSo1t home
to Sea Gate from the Fort Aamilton marx.
he s{ssI miles snd SssS1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
! HvlVVIAIvllIUA LOWEST PRICES.

AUTOMOBILES fi SSEsF , FR'cEs
llusin0 J,,ts, 1904 isJ5, $3.50. $500 1850, mostly
like new: Ford. $3.50 franklns. $50 10 $500 Forty
horse Mercedes, SIDE entrance. glass front, extra
tires, coat si7t0o. will sacrifice: Twenty horse
DecauvilIr. :, no Winton Quad IKE new = horse
side entrance, offer wanted Cadacs, sos up,
all swell Ttnnraus: Decauvlc. $500 two cylinder
Tonneau tod0; Four cylinder Auto. like new. $500:
81 500 walters. "a horse ~ 100: 1905, 81 $50 Ford
$500: 1905 Cameron, Side rnt trance. $500; 1900
Georges Richard. ri1icuously low: Pope -TolcdOs.
$50 s,so Ssoo nam an h,gh.S class, ,1 3 1
constructions given.
BROADWAY AUrOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
i1 10 ltS West 18th ("rhc Church'n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

Coroner bruce returned last nigh,
from holding a= ,I.,:'I.,-i ::n the remains
Of the In;n found dead IL Ruh, valley
last weak. The evidence was that the
d"ccnscd wns la@: seen alive an tie 2jsh
" December and that IIe took his own
life. His body WAS found outsiir of a
small has, madr nf boughs Of trees. and
wan froz III fast Ia the ground. \ double
"rrrellcd shotgun, with one barrel
i"adcd, laid be'ilc .bc body. The top
-: his head and part nf his face were
blown OF. showing that ne had put :hr
muZz'c Gf the gun III hIs mouth aud
pn.l"d ;l!c trigger. l'he jury found that
his name was john iIInkston, 4 native Of
america, nTd that he came to his death
II! gunShoi wuuud inflicted by hiu
sell The :"mau.' were buried near
where they were FOUND.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

Korean Is dilicn't lancuiCe 10
Icarr. TrIning errors arc likCly to lead
4 Foreigner into great embarrassment.
Il was only the smallest mistake that
!nd nn impagstonod preacher To warn
rIs congregation that unless lHoy re
rcutcd they would hc rr'oCnicd t. ~
collar tho Korean word fOr cellar
nud tNc neither world being almost
Identical. In Hike mnnncr tho mory
or Lazarus. who foil sick. was told TO
q Sunday school class With IN uuau.
thnri2od cndlug TITO native form of
oppression ia "cutorlng sickness. "
ana by trlnlug confusion the teach.
or was made to dcclUr" that Lazarus
entered bottle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
\ Song of Harvest.

. Painter q III" fruits and flowers!
We thank ,T"r for thy wise design
Whereby thee human bands OF ours
In $ai1.r'S garden work with tEitc.
And thanks shat from our daily ned
Tho JOY 90 &.";9!r faith is born:
Tint hC va" sI-iteS the summer weed
May tTUsi the" io- the autumn corn.
Give foo.s iLcIr gold and knavcs tlelr
power:
Let fortunes Auhblcs rise and flV:
Who sUTS - i,!!. or trains a Hover
or plants .rgr Is more than all.
Tor l." who 'Ire=rs most IS h!c-t:
Nud God .HJ man shall own lis worth
Who tolls o. !,aE" as his LCpueSt
IN added beauty to the earth.
Aud. soon or lntc. 10 all that SOW
The time Of harvest shall b. given:
Tie Howe: shall bloom. the fTu!; shall
grow.
If not ol orG'h. nt least tn h"gy,r.
-JOin GrccnlrIf WLitii--.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
Volume 40.


Red WoJH,ra "A nOto.ious Dcr!y thug.
WIZ, !ynch II ui Uazcu NJ . o'cloct Tu.s.
,lav morning Brtwccn q and ! o'clor.,y
Monday NIGHT Wuui WIS caught in the
act of rohbng ID. \. Nirc and James
Wallace at tie I!aZ,n dcpot. They
hnd gone to the depot To- unrchlsc
Tickets To Reno. While wnlkinu ahout
the corner Of the building. they were
couirou,"d 10y wood aud rno'hcr thug
surpps"d Ia b" -Kii" HIl@ ~. Wilson
dr"H Il gun on on" o. 'hrm and
Wood knocked the u'hcr down.
Before they could rob the mcn tine
attention of the staten agcn, WIZ ni
tractcd Ia the vlctima. lie ran rrnu
'hr huiidung with a gun, which ne fired
,evrrl timcz at wood. who Gunll,
halted and submitted 70 urr.s; vi.
-on escaped aud Wood WAS taken ,u
the wooden jail and lorled ut..
The mob v.-ltrd th. i,Il nhnnt
n'r!oc,, ~ the morning and soon had a
rope a-otud Wuod's neck. Tho, lcI
hin to Ia" first telephone p,ic ana
Ji'cEly h0istci him into the air. The
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
Elko. Nevada. Friday, March 3. 1908.


+ ll"wE,s IS tie bill introduced hy
AsI"."hiyGan lIcmier-"u providing for
submitting the Question of building II
new coutt house 70 the voters Of Elko
county:
section !. At 'nr general election t.
he held liz Elkn county ia this State
upon the first Tur.luy after the first
VI nlay III November ~ the wear |. QC.
tie question whether Il ncw court hpus,.
-hhll be bui.t ~ the tuNu Of Elku 1T o.
cost not "Nr'rdmg t;rc sum of StO,COO
rhaii he submitted 10 tile gu ,i!ird
electors oi the cuInt,.
see =. 1t Is hereby made the duty
"f the Board ~ County Commissioners
of ELK" county to suh,uIt -aiL question
{" SAID electors at suii general election
10y ,hclr general election pruclnrIntior
10y Gri'.rng that there bc printed on ;hc
ballots ~ an appropriate place t.ic
Court iiuu-c-Nu'
":ire >. 1t Is hereby u!nic the duty
4 the Cruury Clerk uf Eiku county to
include III tAc publication uf numma
uon- certified to or filed with him IN al
apprOpriut" place ihc word New Court
sion-e-lcs.' 'New Court !luusc-Nu.' E
ana iu like manner o. incluI" ;hv same
upon 'hc official ba.ut tor s4iI general
election.
"N,c. /. The vote upon sal question
sInll be cgnvasscd and returned IN the
siinc manner ns is provided 10y Law fpr
"a" cnnyass and return for election
officers
~S,c. -. II a minority of tho votes
pDllcd III saii co;nty at sliI general
r!cc'Iun hall lie against building new
cont house then TO further proceed
ngs Ehull bo taken III said county or 10y
said county = eprcScuintivos i'll the next
Legislature Ot the state towards bonding
the county Cor the said sum u 80, 900
II minority 81 the votes a. cast Mt raii
ger crul election shall be IN favor Of
building "a new cnurt hnurc III said
county then th" representatives. from
iltu count! 10 the next LEGISLATURE ui
'h" State ar" authnTizrd ind directed IT,
pass such a law as may hr necessary t.
"air! ont the provisions OF this act, HrI
'h" Comfy Commissioners ni suia
county hall proceed as 10y sail las
required
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
what the UuIvrr.Ity wanted.

The statement thnt the board ~ re-
gents hRkcd the legislature for un'vcra-
ity appropriations nmount'ng 10 5i2J.U NO
II very much exaggerated. IN order t.
Hrt the matter right, the writer, "n" "f
tho rcgcn's, giv"a the i"llpwmg IA tho
appropriations asked for hy the hoard.
Mining bniIdmr md cquipmcCt, $1,000,
dining hnil, $4,000; completing Mm~I-
nita hail, $1,000; pr"sidcnrs hom-r,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

So,ilS.7j; lie cugiuc, ;G7-; running cx
pcnscS Ior two YEAR. SjH, ,ilS.7I. ulnkin.
Il total Of SS7 ,5l2.5O. ~ sl3,Jl0, inter.
est on university fInis, which belongs
q" the university, aud not To the state,
Is mcIutrd IN tHr running cvprns,s,
tn" sum asTcd frur, tie Stat" is 80.
iis - rho $1,000 deducted from H.,
,"tnl amount ns.scd Tor leaves :7i.5I2.lu
'm ,i!c appropriations uskcI from the
Stat" for buildings, running expenses,
etc fnr iw" year. TEis is considerable
less than Si2j.OJU.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

As many a. aao families are now
supplied '.il. .icrilizcd milk By the
WcrluOl G:.-D corporation. the
"Cci,ly asu4EJion being Zoo gal.
Ions. So wa!l has the undertaking.
succeeded tat the health committee
row proposes TO develop It by start
ing a municipal dairy farm and keep
Ing its o"H COWS. The municipal sup
Fly oi al"r..izad milk has also been
GdCGtcd at ~. !Ee!eHs and Battersea.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
SeNYarc klIls Ei..,

Recently. just rs the lido In the
Thames was turning from cbb to flow
and the fish were coming M the river
AS"in, very heavy rain. following
-''"raI days Of drought. suddenly
flushed The sewers OF London, aad tie
rush OF foul water killed the fishes ny
ih" million. so that the dead bodies
covered tho banks for miles.