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Soy Guilty Of Murder.

Abba, Iowa, Sept. 25.-Oscar Ma.
pier, aged eight years, was found
guilty Of the murder of playmate.
Tie Iowa juvenile law does not cover
murder cases, and the boy will be
sentenced the same as If, he was Of
mature age. Napier, in a At Of pas.
sion, several moLths ego. deliberately
shot boy with whom he was playing.
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KILLED lby Liahtninu.

Killed by Lightning. s.
Fargo. N. D., Sept. q. Fred Smith,
twenty-one years old, was killed by
lightning near Havana, Sargent coln-
". He was standing In the open door
Of 9 barn when q bolt struck him.
Other men near by were slightly
/ shocked. ;S55 y IS II s. $gIS
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Hlcceu. nhs Eatal.

Olympus. Wash, Sept. Is Albert
;Coldwell,s thirty-eight years Of . age,
died q y hospital ID this city 6aturs
day night from the sfecta 81 = pro-,
5tranted attsck IN hicc u fsy Il
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$543,1s4.0O
11.e17.s1
4,422.o4
. s,5oe.17
STATE OF NEW YORK,
County Of New vOrk-aq.

William N Kremer, President. and
Charles G.. Smith, Secretary of the Ger
York, being duly sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing Is a correct statement
of the affairs Of said company; that the.
said Insurance Company has a paid up
Thousand Dollars. in available cash as
tions, and over and above all liabilities
for CLAIMS reported expenses and
'S - S''N ''S WI: \. KEE zss;E;5s.
c. G. SMITH. s''eA''
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of January, 1905.
@sea Notary pa hSgI for kings THgs eo2Sty
Certificate filed in New York county.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, !,
Of 6 Gooper
surance of the State of North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10
a true abstract Of the original statement
set my hand and AFFIXED the seal Of
this office At Bis Bismarck. the LIST day Of
lseai.j E. c. COOPER.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. '.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The German Alliance Insur-
ance Company of New York, N. Y.
a corporation organized under the laws
Office a sworn statement exhibiting its it's
condition and business for the year end
ing December 81, 1905. comfortable to the
requirements Of the laws Of this state
Whereas, The said company has filed
charter. with certificate Of Organization.
in compliance with the requirement Of the
Now, therefore. I, E. &. Cooper. Com
missioner, Of Insurance Of the State Of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws; do hereby certify that the
cred, through its authorized agents. to
transact is appropriate business Of Fire
and Tornado Insurance in this state. ac-
cording to laws thereof, until the 31st
day Of December, A. D. 1906. = :
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunt,
set my hand and seal at Bismarck, this
14th day OF February, A. D: 1906.
(Seal) E. c. COOPER,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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ssss 49,
(1f tho I'M and alt MI st
1ialn Sn1ufa sS;0El1y s0&
u Qtks manned ntlylet3s TN M. ene
state ~ New 81 orr, aae 10 stls
soi0neEs0 ln1ut1ncN OF the HtA 10 0fs 1a0EIn2
4 Ak0tAt In sIlruuA ilce OF the lawt OF raid
sHtAte. Y,
81 bscretarV, Charles III. blnith. asy$ssss
. aHrtncipal othce, IA Corner LibSrty ma
sNe9eau 4treets. ss . I'll
North Dakota. Commissioner Of llnsur-s
Sance, Bismarck, NJ I'D. s3 G Va q sSIS ts
Il Organized or q incorporated, germany
Commenced business. FeDruarry, sth.
s'S Z. -. = . M
Amount Of capital stock paid .
~ ASSETS. s5s 81 n
cages $3.50 ~ $50: -. $4,000
United states stocks and
bonds .... l10,l0.0O
Railroad bonds and stocks. $40, 90
state city, county and other n
Bank stocks q: \. :. sSa 5000 90
Cash on hand ana In bank. ", 7Sey9
Premiums in course Of coilec- 100.
!, D. 5.5 a. a J5tI = - ~ .5--
Iota1 assets -. :. $l, As5, 2s6.16
Gross claim. 1iA le9
unpaid. not due. 90.220.s9
Gross claims for sIss!.>s II tt a fassis
losses upon winch I'm Isl Il.
t ~ aSstoA aas peeh 90 ,ox ~ fy
- ---- . iva
Of claims for : !. !. !.
-. -
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, 4
Office of Commissioner of Insurance

OAlCe u SOIllHllS6lOuer OF insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. The Pembina County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Hamilton,
N. D., a corporation organized under the.
laws Of North Dakota. has filed in this
condition and business for the year end.
ing December 81, 1905, comfortable to the.
requirements Of the laws of this state.
regulating the business Of Insurance; and,
9, Whereas th;a aa;;o The said company has filed
charter with certificate Of organization
in compliance with the requirement Of
Now, therefore, !, E. G.. Cooper. Conn
missioner Of Insurance Of the State of
North Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered
it's appropriate business of Fire and
Lightning Insurance in this, state, ac-
day Of December, A. d. 1905. Z d - =
In testimony whereof, nave nereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck: this
18th day of January, A: p. 1905.
4. Az COMMISSIONER ~ fnsu ror ON,
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Notes held first of
year. 8 notes. .......
Notes cancelled and
charged of as UNI
collectible, 2 notes.
Balance of notes re-
manning on hand at
end Of year, 1 note.
Notes unpaid which
were acquired dur
ing the year. .......
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Total assets of company. in
GLIDING balance cash on
hand December 81, 1O5...... 81, 629. 40.
2 POLICY EXHIBIT. 90
s -a. No. Amount.
Number of policies in q
force December 81 Of
previous year ..........736 $3.50, 095. 90.
during the year......... 2ss s27.seoQo'
Total ....:............ 1,021 $1.177.945.oo
Deduct number of policies
expired and ceased to ,
be in force during the
2 year ...................15o 167,O41Oo
Number of policies and
amount in force at end ys
81, 1905 .:..:......:.:...se2 s1.o1o.9oooo-
Number of loss claims
presented during the
year 80. ............... $4,000
Number losses paid in . g..
full as adjusted. ........ $4,000
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of Commissioner Of Insurance.5
I, E. c. Cooper, Commissioner OF In
surance of the State of North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true abstract of the original state
ment now on file in this office,
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
Office at Bismarck the LIST day of August,
"A. d. 1905.
(Seal) E. c.. COOPER,
Commissioner OF insurance.
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Total gross amou..s
of claims for = .a'
losses .......... 500, ola. 50

Net amount, OF
unpaid losses 81.
Amount of unearned premi-
ums on all outstanding
iTASkS ........s.... ....sss
Due for commission and bro
kerage ....................
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SULTAN HAS CANCER.

Commissioner Of Insuran
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of January, 1905.
= (Seal.) LOUIS A. TRUSLON,
Notary Public for Kings County.
Certificate filed in New York county.
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Total disbursements .......
NORTH DAKOTA BUSI
Total risks taken during the
year ......,. .............
Total premiums received dur
Ing the year ...............
Total losses incurred during
the year..
Total amount of losses paid
during the year,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

There isn't another country on earth
that can do ns the United Stptcs Of
America has done III the matter IT relic
for the sUtfrrlng. The dispatches Of
yesterday stated that up TO noon y,-trr
day tie cash contributions Tor the relief
OF the suffering III san Franrlscu had
passed the tifter" million collar mark
and the tutu! expected Was twenty mjl
lion.
Remember this Il exclusive ~ supplies
transportation aud other relic, ifurIrI.
1t Is safe to say that aggregated. Tia,
total relief Of all kinds sent to Ia, rcr-
pie 81 the coast will amount to 'if'y
millions OF dollars. When You stop t."
thiuk Of it, that IL Il tremendous sum.
|; represents the first appropriation
with Spain. II means twu hundred and
fifty dollars for each homeless person
III the unfortGuat" city. II means a
donation Of siXty.two aud ouc-hHIf cents
per capita for every man, wonar and
child i'll the country, and is u showing OF
Wilch We may well bc proud.
Tho response made to ia" appeals for
aid has been OF such a spontaneous and
unsctii h character that the American
people are 10 he commended aud con.
graduated. II demonstrates that ~ "A
whole We are really the snlt uf the earth.
and the man who read, aud does not
apprcciat" the fact that hc is u citizen 81
this country ought to hog himself across
the border and oXpntrint" himself. II
also demonstrates that a heart man il
not SO bad IA ne IL portrayed and that
all that Is required i" +" touch him with
the magic rod and kruiuc~s iiDN+ forth
like the water fro the Htrrs-u ror;i ~
the journey 81 he ii"b CIV to the
Promised Land. ogden Jouruhl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27
THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
FRIDAY 81. 1906
MONEY

David K, Forgan, vice president OF
the First National Bank OF Chicago.
recently delivered I'm address to Il
gathering Of young men. Mr.. ForEan
gave his young auditors some whole
some advice and warned them not to be
in too great n hurry to get rch.
1Perhaps you think it Impossible that
a mans soul should entirely shriveI up
in the pursuit OF wealth. II you knew
some %millionaires AS we'll as 1 know
them o would agree with me that they
had lost the last vestige OF the souls that
may be presumed to have possessed be-
fore the mania for money getting
obsessed them. / would like to acquire
millions, but il he process is going to
make me like some OF the old devils
know who are millionaires | dOn't want
the money.
MIR. Forgan has merely put into his
" language the thought expressed
nineteen centuries age: what is a man
protited, il he shall gain the whole
world and lose his own soul?' The man
who 20 whole life ia given to the mere
making OF money is to be pitied. Money
az a possession il not i'll itself a bad
thing, but monsy as the posscssor is
wholly bad.-Commoner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

Tn following statistics showing the
compai ahv" loss occas'Oned by the great
disasters Of the world. will he OF interest
at this time. In each Paragraph is
found the name of the dest city
the date, the cause, the loss of life and
the property loss where it vas possible
tn obtain it:
PumpeIi, - \. d.. eruption Of Vcsu.
wins, loss not given.
llerculaueun, 80 4. d, eruption OF
Nesuvius, loss not given.
Constantinopic. 5i2, plague; lives lost
.C.OOO.
Catania, 1863, eruption OF Mount
Etna; lives lost l5,COO.
Danizic. 1927, plague; lives lost,
$4,000.
Paris. 1866, plague; lives los. 100.
Moscow, 1910, plague; lives .Jst 2O0.-
OoO.
Lyons. 1872, plague; lives lost $4,000.
Venice. 1916, plaguc; lives lost TO-.
! 600.
London. 1864, plague II lire; lives
lost. GS, 90.
Cutania, 1893. eruption Of Mount
E;ua; lives lost. $1,000.
Alexandria,, lS35. plague; live, lost.
1900.
Chicago. 1871, fire: lives lps.. 80 pro
perty loss, Sl96, $50, 900.
Boston lSI2, tire; loss Of lie not giver:
property loss. $SO,GO0. 900.
Johnstown. 1859, flood: lives lost.
Dob; property loss SlO,OrO.OCO.
Galveston, 1890, sea storm Ewes lost
GoOO; property loss, Sl7. COO.UOO.
St. Pierre, 1902, Mt. Pclcc eruption;
lives lost 31.0Oj; total property less.
Monroe Rouge and Adjpnpa Bullion,
1902, M. Pclee Eruption; lives lost. 300;
total property loss.
Baltimore, 1891. tire: loss 81 life not
given; propert! loss. Si2J, 900 goo.
Destruction o. rnrrc Del Greco. san
G.narn, Portici, Poglo Mnriuo. San
Giuseppe and Tore A~"n1nziat:i. i9aG,
eruption II NcsIviu-: lives lost. 2cUr;
property loss $4,000 900.
San Francisco, 1875. clr.hgu ik" and
tire: lives lost 800; property loss s1OI,.
OO0, 0yU.- q tZettc.
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Four-F octed Police.

That dogs make excellent dctec.
tives is il known. but their use as
actual members OF a police force is an
old and interesting experiment
which w. G. Fitzgerald describes in
a!a story, Dog Police on Guard" In
The December Technical World Maya.
zine.
When tho Client (Belgium). chief
OF police had got his pack of recruits
together, he began TO train them to
distinguish between skulking crimi.
nails and the ordinary, reputable citi.
zen. who wc.ks by day. Some very
Interesting demonstrations and expert.
wcnts were .ried by means OF DUN.
mics: ana f. Is Il fact that within Il
few weeks the more Intelligent dogs
had learned Eow to spring upon and
tax" hold { a man BY his clothes
without dr!' Is their teeth into him.
Special Kennels were then built in
the polio" stations. with the name Of
It's occupant over the door Of cach
Goats. collars and muzz!cs were pro,
vidcd by Way OF uniform ald there
were even little boots provided for
snowy weather. \ veterinary surgeon
was appointed at police headquarters
20 care for the dog policemen when
they were sick, and the matron at
Zach station was charged With the
duty Of getting their meals ready
when each dog came OF duty with his
'wol"gged fellow officer"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

WHEREAS, u great calamity has be-
fallen our sister state OF Caliiornia,
causing d~esalation, suffering, distress
and death, aud resulting i'll the raral-
ysis OF business throughout that state;
And, whereas. by proclamation OF the
governor OF said state OF California,
public holidays have bcen declared all
over said state;
And whereas, the business and social
inter est OF the state Of California and
the state OF Nevada have been 50 inter.
mingled for the past tit:y yeaIs that the
material interests Of the two states are
practically ide %ntical;
And, whereas. the citizens OF Nevada
have relatives aud friends dead and miss
ing iu the distressed districts:
Now, therefore. in order to give our
citizens an opportunity to seek Their
missing and bury tLeir dead. and III or
der TO give an opportunity to make
provision for the destitute, and out VI
respect for the proclamation OF the
governor OF the state Of California, and
believing Lhat a temporary suspension
Of business for til" period OF six days
in this state will tend to alleviate aud
aid the business interests OF the state
OF California. pending the r,-estabilsh-
ment Of new business Il financial
headquarters, particularly IN and for
the stricken CIT! Of San Franc5co o.
which is the distributing center Of the
Pacific Coast:
Non. therefore, J. LamueI Allen.
Lieutenant and acting Governor of the
state O. Nevada, do hereby Oiticiall!
proclaim and appoint April y to April
- inclusive, A.D. 1906, as public hol.
days and | heartily recommend that all
business belaid aside. that the financial
Institutions be closed. and that all
citizens OF this state devote the time 10
relieving and um%elioratinG the condi-
tons OF our neighbors i'll distress.
In witness Thereof, | have this day
set my hand and affixed the great seal OF
the stfte OF Nevada, the 23l day Of
April, A. ID. 1906.
IEMCEL ALLEN
Lieutenant and Acting Governor.
Attest: W. G.. DorGLAss,
Secretary Of State.
By JoHS ". LEGArr,
Deputy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

II Is gratifying to state that communi.
cation ha> been cstahli-hci with my
hide firm, NIcssra. W. Il. SumrtrH Co.
whose place II business was at COO Front
Street. San Franr.G'0. h"torr be.
me destroyed hy the g-cHt tire. III"
temporary quarters ar" at 2-II = oft
street San !'raurifco and hu-ru,na viii
bc resumed ns ""n ~ shIrpup IA, ii'ics
are restored which viii not hc lphg.
In tho mean timcs my agent, G.. s.
Gnrcio u Elko; Mayer ~ Mccall o:
Dccth; ~lIyltou X Hanna ~ Sk"lton and
IIylt0u ~ Williams ~ L"o. besides rry
travelling buyers will AXE all stock
offered them.
trust yuu will favor me with your
business il the future ~ III the rnn,.
fGEp T.. DoLL
Wppl and lir!on
EiN", New.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

II us"d =" II" that astronomy, with it,
Fiur"ud"ns maguituIcg incredible
~v"IUcltics md iu~c"nc"IyabI" dl-inur.a,
seemed to max" the nr"ntos, lcmunI on
mans belief. ToIny II is Thy-ic+. We
rcad, Tor instance, that |llc,'z'a ~u-rrlln.
tons give rise T." 800. eco 600 oscilIu'irro
per second Wh"u ~ the mnn VITO rnr
conceive 81 anything h]npr"ning IN the
two hundred millionih part ~ a second?
But tins ia quit" q long period rompnfcd
to some Of those nov nCrcpici ~ in
evitnhlc III "ptics. According to Max.
wclIs Rrcntcsl theory. a ligh' wave h. u
scrics OF alternating curuutn ilpNiuR ~
mir or inter- lanct"ry spar" and chung.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27
SHADES OF GROVER CLEVELAND.

Prominently! conservative" New
York Democrats are going Ia give VII
liam j. Bryan greeting upon his re-
turn from his globe trottIng trip aud
hail him IA the Moses who will lead
them ont OF tho land o! Egypt. lhoy
Say they look to him because they he
lievc he can "countcract' radical tend
cncIcs mnnifcsting themselves within
the party Gloria! Gosh-uIl ITcmlocli,
also Gcewhizz. Where, or where. is the
sage Of Buzzurd's Bay? Where. oh.
where is that financial hacker at the safe
aud sanc" Democrats, Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont? Wncrc, oh, where IL
but what the use? Surely the world
do move. We now look Tor Il series Of
articles FRO II tho referee in the insur
ancc ca-ce, the only living OK PRECEDENT.
We pine I" read what he viii say. too.
because the old man will just throw
himself. In Il letter to some friend.
written, 0f course, Tor publ 'atinr, we
anticipate tho pleasure Of read ,ng few
paragraphs such ns this.
"RcfCrring tO yOur ugg JtiOD TINT
Mr.. Bryan ma, bc selected To lead the
adumhrant party that we love; that he
may hc prevailed upon to don the
annie" ~ authority. let me assert that.
in my judgment, the raliIruous conhi
tons IN which We find ourselves will
never bc abiognicd 10y the halIcniug
notes that viii cmnuatc from the throat
NJ one suffering from mclanchulic
political luXaiiup. 10 me it uppcnrs
that the phrouis'cry from which hc has
graduated taught nothing ~ &c. relative
parallel with the modern trend Of
Democracy. the colligatinn Of his Ilcns
have not the nlbcsccucc. nor th,
~altrVoiRiic, or anaplasijc or nnnpOrdciiic
color9enco required in uuu-zirH'bcncc
oUs emergency TINT cOnfronia M like an
army in battle array. 30. my dear sir.
u opponents are to n]sluciouy. too tor
givcrsGtirg Tor such q person tu under.
take Ia combat. And | am yours truly,
ctc., ntC Utah state journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27
SOliSG OF Application for Permission to
Appropriate the Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada.

S"'ic- D., hereby given ihai con IA" eth day -
February, LEM. lr HvvurIIVCr with section 20.
Chapter NI.vI uf III" statutes Of l..5. r. u and
= \ WALKER. 81 TuNrIrarA. County 81 Elk0 and
stat" 90 S'E,II, made IIpIiCHiIun To tl,'
stat" ENEiu'"T 81 Nevada. for PERMISSION To
appropriate 'hr luhl' waters Of ~" state 81
$rvt!t. such appropriation O., To Do" made from
ilU'' Jacket f"Tk Of IIull Run Greek. at inIui.
about @I'ufw,i HispN" walker Iirulhrr~ quart
mili. ia Township ~ Sufih. Rang ~ Ea-I, ry
W"hH- OF - dam. AID Ten ,IuH cubic feet Der
quartz iiliuu lIlu" Jacket Crrrk. hy means ~
a ditch. aud ir"i" used for mining. milling aud
domestic uUrpp~t~.
To Cuu,lrUcIinu O.; said works rnaIl trriu
h":nr" May ist. l.th. agd shall be- CONNECTED en-
.r before JLuuury LIST. ~. tn" water shall h.,
actually applied To- u beneficial use ON or i"fur"
NaTrh l~t. i.Hi. Signed,
uESHS THI"rEII.
state Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27

Much Consideration WIS expressed
yesterday over the closing up OF the
banks OF Nevada for "A week and there
was u disposition to regard the action
OF the lieutenant governor lis an unwise
method OF showing sympathy for the
ruined cities of California II was
thought that the holiday had been. de-
clared to express Nevada's sorrow at
the blow which has fallen ON a sister
state.
The matter vas explained yesterday
by several OF the bankers i'll Reno who
showed that while the sympathy which
Nevada feels fer California can not be
overestimated, the action referred &c
had its foundation not in sentiment
but in %tinaDce.
az it were not for the fact that the
Nevada banks were temporarily closed
down." said Il prominent banker yes.
terday, -there would he such a flood OF
California checks az inst them, that in
Gpite OF the immense specie reserve now
in the vnults, there would be no tiding
the difficulty. Not ever the Bank OF
England could pay all the checks from
California that would be presented for
collection.
@There is no financial panic possible"
he continued. 1.-The San Francisco
banks cannot for II time get ut their
specie and resume business. But the
,nnnny NJ Il,,.n ,,,Et 20 ntin,,a yt,,,nt,ny
to 81 ,000, 100000, is cafe in the several
vaults, ready for circulation when the
accounts can be opened up and Il pine
board found somew here III San Fran
cisco over which to transact business.
Al present this il impossible md Ne.
vada, being the nearest state md Reno
its metropolis, it is but natural tina. here
would he where the demands would
come.
"On the other hand there is no dis.
position tO further cripple our stricken
ncighbors, and Nevada banks at the
end OF the week will readily endorse
San Francisco vouchers. and hold them
Tor collection The enforcement will be-
u guarantee tllHl the pHptT w gOttl, ana
in the meantime the banks OF the
metropolis will he opening up ana
getting ready Tor business.
The fact that the United States gov
eminent in sending out Sl5, 900. 600 to
the First National Bank, its depository,
is evidence OF the confidence tina, may
DO placcl in the failure Of that city
Tie biggest banking houses ]thrOushou,
the country arc dong likewise and "a
are private capitalist. rhiR matter iF
merely Il temporary difficulty o t'
no forgotten, but in the meantime the
Nevada banks are bouUd to protect
themselves aud their dcpIsitOrs tcr
whom they haze advantugconsly placed
their money in good and interest cHrn.
ing securities.
"Ibe financial aituntiOn is sensitive "a
all shocks, aud the San Francisco
calamity has temporarily affected The
banks Throughout the world."-R"no
journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27
WHEREIN is CHARM OF CHINA,
Beauty Of It's Landscapes, the Tea.
houses and Its Landscapes.

ZIG CA-
houses and Its Landscapes.
With all the offensive sights and
smells there Is no denying n myster.
Gus and alluring fascination in China
or all II come In contact with her
people under their native conditions.
says Guy NJ. Walker In the Chautau.
luan. Even the recollection of the
iis-omiurts Of travel by the native
means Canno blot out the beauty OF
he landscape. the terraced mountain
sides, he pcrsimmon groves. the tea
houses, the diminutivc gardens. the
little patches Of ripenIng grain. and
the great toiling throng always cheer
tul and cOntcnted in spite OF their un.
ending tasks.
All who have been visitors TO China
seem trrcsistibly drawn back to the
country. They hear the call OF the
East and never cease TO ooh forward
TO the time when they shall return to
II again.
Thosc who have once lived In China
are never satisfied to live anywhere
Else. Soothing and i~nsinuating. the f..
taliSm of the Chinese crccps upon
them and they. too. learn to accent
things as they come. Other land.
scau"S lose their interest. the oldest
ruins OF other Climcs seem cheap and
new. while The hustle and haste of oc-
cid"nial life with its harsh customs
AMI abrupt manners bruisc their spirit
I!tI thcy long for the peace OF Cathay.