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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
FACES norn WAYS.

With the president plugging into the
congressional campaign as genera
manager so us "to secure u ongre Of
his owD,' insures n lively campaign and
probably something spectacular. Al
present the president stands pat" on
the tariff, but who can tell what will
happen? lilo may il the cxigeucirs OF
the canvass require q change OF front
throw over the stnnd pntters and st md
for tariff revision, or even free trndc.
Senator Dryden assIics the people OF
his Btatc TINT "ule mental attitude of
President Roosevelt toward public
questions of our day ais n fine blending
OF Il broadiand courageous prog rcssi sc
ness with q wise mud steady conserva.
tism that is altogether admirable
Senator Dryden IL III Il fight place
himself, with the hounds Of reform on
his trail, and knows full we'll Tho short
corners u republican stntesman ia
bound to cut in these pcrilons times.
l1c evidently secs in President Roose.
welt qualities that he liz cnvious of, Tor
what trust and corporation represent.
alive, not to say life insurance prusiden nj,
would not like 10 appear "ptogrtssiye'
and Conservative nj the same time?
Progressive Ia The on one ride and con.
serYatiye TO the trusts and c]OrpOratio' s
OH tho other. One day In utIIg orders
for tho vigorous prosecution ~ the irus.
officials. another day ordering the nj
torney general no; to prcss The criminal
charges against J,ln ID. Rockefeller
which bad been commenced al Glove.
land On u side appealing to tho re-.
publican voters To cub cribc n dollar
each to tho campaign fund. on the other
side having Wall street iigurativcly
scraped with q small tooth comb for
chmpaign contrihu ions.
Ono day bo nssurce President Corp
ere. Of tho American Federation Of
tint The eight hour las has boon
mud yigorou iy enforced; and
The next day issues ON order for tie en-
OF thnt obsolete law. One
Jay he speaks Of President Monroe ma a
failure, ns one swell fitted TO act MS a
presidential ~fgurehead;' ns "too much
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
Nottoo to Creditors,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth judicial Distric. OF tho State
OF Nevada. In and for the County of ElRo.
In tho matter OF tho Estate OF James Brain,
doccascd.-NOticc 10 Creditors:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ri
Undersigned, having been duly appointed
xocutrix Of the last Will and Testament OF
James Brain, deceased. by the above entitled
Court on the 9ist day Of August. 1900, and hay.
Ing duly qualified MS such cxcCuirlx, letters
tcstnncniary having been duly issued to hcr
on the said 2ist Dig Of August, 1901.
Notice IL further given { hat all persons lny
Ing claims against said estate OF james IjraIn
deceased. arc hereby required TO nio tho same,
with proper vouchers and Bmdayit attached
with tho Clcrk OF said Court within three
months from the date Of tho irst publication of
this notice, or thcy will 10 %forGtcr barred.
Dated Mt Elko, Nevada. the 9]td day Of
August, 1900.
SUE o.. BRAIN.
ESccutrix Of tho last VIII and Testament
OF James Brain. deceased.
CHARLES u. ItEsDEBSOS,
Attorney for ESCcuitix.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
Entered ut tho ElKo postomce for transmissio,
through the mails as second-class matter.
FRIDAY AUGUST 81, 1906
noosEvELr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Tho Baltimore Sun, which cannot be
accused OF being a democratic organ or
nm enemy OF Roosevelt, contains in its
issue OF August 10, the following just
criticism Of that gentlcman:
GPresident Roosevelt, ns the originator
OF policies, as the guide OF public opin-
ion, Us the arbiteI OF legislation by
congress-, Inns been often Inconsistent,
has sometimes sacrificed the substance
for the ehadow-for something much
less than the public expected. lie has
ridden roughshod over the constitution
and tradition, end has arou 'ed The fear
among a very large element OF the
American people, that he is not afraid
or unwilling to carry his innovations far
beyond the danger point. Ills policy
in regard to Panama mud Sauto
Domingo was not the policy OF a presi.
lent guided by II scrupuious regard for
the constitution. Mr.. Roosevelt, the re.
fore, has only himself to blame. il many
Of his fellow.citizens question the SINGER,
ity Of his professions OF reverence for
the law.
at may be that personally he detests
politicians witt low and cunning methods
OF influencing elections and legislation
yet, Mr.. Roosevelt has never who'll,
detached himself from such influences
Regardless Of the fact TINT Mr.. Roose,
yelte' sincerity in private life is moi
questioned by his political opponents
his official acts, contrasted with his pro
fessions rs Il civil service reformer, MS t
respector Of the law and the constitution
raise more thar Il reasonable doubt M
to his absolute sincerity rs n publ,
official.
"There is often a method in Mr.
Roosevelts seeming impetuosity-a cal
culating shrcwGness III what Lasebal
people would call plays to the grand
stand.
"Mr. Roosevelt respects the laws and
and constitution so long as they do uot
stand i'll the way OF Il pet project, buO
tries to look over them, cowboy fashion
when they do:
Mr.. Roosevelt prefers jumping over
fence, il he San; but he will creeI
through II he must"
Undoubtedly tho Sun has CAREFUL,
studied and correctly delineated th,
character Of Mr.. Roosevelt in the editor
ial quoted. He is a mixture OF gooC
and bad, as most men are. He is III
political saint md perhaps does no
claim to be. He is n born opportunIs
ready to gather everything into his ne
and claim the credit, il it turns out wei
and lay the blame on others, il it urn
out disastrously. The people arc e.
anxious for reforms that they are will
ing to accept the promise for the dee,
and i'll promises Mr.. Roosevelt is mos
lavish.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
An Arizona Bee story.

III AriZ ma Sentinel Of Yuma tells
M interesting story OF how work on n
mining property Ind to be closed down
on account OF n %bclligerert and thirsty
swarm OF bees. George W. Norris n
well known mining man Of the Yuma
section, brought the story in from his
property near Mohawk.
Says the Sentinel: @With a force OF
men, Colonel Norton has for some time
been developing the Red Cross mine,
situated in the Mohawk mountains.
about five miles from Mohawk summit
1t is the only place for miles around
where there Is any water and recently
great swarms OF bees have discovered
this fact and taken advantage OF il.
famished for water, they infested the
camp 10y the millions and took forcible
possession Of the water supply. lhoy
swarmcd on the c~anteen until these
cooling vessels looked like immense
balls OF bees. In the barrels contain
ing water they would swarm until the re
was a solid mass Of bees six inches deep.
1t was simply Impossible for the men to
get IL drink OF water except ut the risk
OF being stung to death, 90 they were
forced to capitulate to the honeymnkers
and knock or work.
"Tho cause CT all this is that at this
season the tanks in the mountains are
all dry, aid the bees mus. have water.
They have their hives IN creviccs and
caves in The rocky lille, where great
quantities Of the mcst delicious mesquite
honey are often found by pro pcctors
and others. Evidently in this instance
the bees scented the water ut the min
ing camp and nude for il, some Of them
travelling many miles TO reach tho pro
cious fluid. Thousands plunged into the
water vessels and were drowned, but
there seemed to bo u never ending stream
OF bees to take their places. mud until
rainfall sets IN in the mountains the
bces will have Red Cross mines Ia
themselves"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24

TO the taste Of the Jacobipical Republi.
cans Of France and on the next day he
declares that the q grand purpose Of
his administration is to urhold the
glorious Monroe doctrine. One day he
~deuounces -the pension grabbing con-
gressmen aud their supporters and the
1vicious special legislation, cure, in the
end, 10 bring about the breaking down
OF some OF the most important principles
Of our go Ternmeni;- aud the next day
he issues I'm executive order, without
authority OF law, imposing upon the
treasury an annual expenditure OF more
than $4,000, OO00. One day he favors
free trade and denounces a protective
tariff rs -vicious in theory and harmful
in practice;' md tie next day he de-
clares for the stand pat theory. One
day he stands for reciprocity. and the
next day against it.
AlSaye he cries for peace in one
breath and for the big stick and war in
the next. Que day lie speaks OF the
religious system OF the Quakers IA IN
direct incentive to crime unu wrong
doing denounces their "vaunted policy
Of peace and declares that the colony
Of Pennsylvania was Hcoutemptible,
supine and seliish;' and the next day he
says that the Qpakers are righteous
peaceful and virtuoue.- One day he
speaks OF the negroes as "a perfect,
stupid race and the mex day he closes
The post Office at lndianola contrary to
law because the people OF that towr
object to a negro Is postmaster; invite
the negro, Booker Washington, to din
ner, and says that "the door OF hope" 10
equality with white men and womel
must be kept open to the negro. On,
day lie denounces political corruption
and the next he refuses to compe
Cortelyou and Bliss to return to tn
insurance companies the money stole
from the widows and orphars OF thei
policy holders and used rs "A corruptio
fund to place him in the White House
One day he ~denounces the railroads 10
'ioIu'IHE me INV aBdlnst IeDhtiuS III
the next day he appoints Paul Morton
n notorious rebatcr, to IL place i'll hi
cabinet, and discharges from the publ
service Harmon and Judson for propos
ing to prosecute Morton and his pals.
This Is the mau vino is going to COZ
duct the congressional campaign Il
year. The camelion and the kaleidoscrI
are surely i'll politics. There will be al
finite variety" ut least, in the perform
nnce.-Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24

Despite the Tact that the commission
crs Of Nyo coInt hnvL reduced the
rate Of tax on bullion for 1886 tos2,1J
on tho SlC0 net output, $1,000 was
collected from the Riley Lease on the
Florence NINE mud s1S 81 90 from the
ToUopah Mining Company for tho last
quarter.
The etato liquor license in Nyo
county alone, up TO April Stlr, lIae
amounted to $4,000. Tho gambling
license Tor tho Inst quarter Amounted 10
Z G,8l5.jT Tho gambln ~ nnd liquor
licenses paid in'o Nyc county during
July W. re sl2.3ilIf.
Wlnlc There has been M increase
throughout the statt IN the amount, Of
revenue, Lincoln, Nyc aud Emernlda
head the list.-Carsrn News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24

who has doue more by pen anu voice Tor
the success Of the Fusion movement
and he Silver cause thar he. His ex-
perience, familiarity and thorough
knowledge of State affairs, as well as
National, especially tits hm for this
position, and even his political oppon.
ents freely admit this fact.
Ills service as a public officer has been
free from reproach or oven remote
criticism. He thoroughly understands
the conditions that obtain in every in
dustry in the State and hs progressive
policy in all things is a strong factor in
his favor.
lie Is untrammeled by any influence
or class, but religiously believes that
every man and every interest is entitled
to his or their just due and recognition.
Mr.. kelley's connections, through a
long residence III the State, with the
State, with the mining, agricultural and
toc k.raising interests. gives hun es.
pecial qualifications for the office OF
Governor.
No man is better known in Nevada
and no public officer has ever ser we'd his
constituents more earnestly or honestly,
regardless Of class, political councillors,
or with tho purpose Of the progress and
up-building Of the State and its re.
sources than Hon. Il. ID. Kelley.
Tho nomination Of Il. d. Kelley Ms
Governor, means Il State Democratic
victory, honest and progressive admin,
istration, dignity and the entire atten.
ton OF n capable PAL to the State,
business, for Mr. Kelley is no. hamper
ed by associations or connections which
would cause him to neglect his officia
duties.
lie writer has no knowledge or ever
a hint that MIR. Kelley wonld accep the
nomination Of Governor, but il til,
democratic leaders are sincere an,
desire success in the coming campaign
place n man ut the head OF the tickle
who will command the respect of In,
people and impress IA confidence thu hi
administration will be clean and ire
from demagogism, corporation %infuenc
or class favoritism.-Observer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
Pointed Paragraphs.

a man ISN'T beaten ns long rs he isn't
discouraged.
Most family skeletons refuse to stay
in the closet.
BE sure that you have an aiu, in life
before pulling the trigger.
Naver do any worrying today that
you can just rs well postpone until to.
morrow.
When a man gets Il chance to dispose
OF his troubles he always henps up the
measure.
lesr you may draw the salary, but
your wife earns half tho money; don't
forget that.
or course it's all right to be born "A
Leader. but the maj in the rear has a
better opportunity to get away.
Many IL city chap laughs when he
bears OF IA farmer buying II gold brick,
Then he Coes to the race track and
hands over his money to the book.
makers.-Chicago News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
The End OF The World

Bear Grove, Ia, of all usefulness, came
when he began taking Electric Bitters.
lie writes: @rwo years ago Kidney
trouble caused me great suffering,
which | would never nave survived
had | not taken Electric Bi,ters. They
also cured me OF general debility" Sure
cure for all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints. blood diseases, headaches,
dizziness and weakness or bodily de.
cline. Prce 50c. Guaranteed by Elko
Drug Cos. store
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
CAMPAIGN FUNDS NEEDED.

AS the dollars are not rolling Ill at all
in fact not nearly enough to pay run
ming expenses, the evidence OF contrib
uhons from corporation %nagnates IL
obvious. The call from Maine for
money to "get out the vote" and rally
tho disheartened standpatters Of that
State, has been so insistent that a large
fund has been found necessary. II has
always been the rule OF republican cam
pnign managers that 500 ,00) is required
on the average in each close congress
ionll district, which is but little more
than 81 Tor each republican voter. As
there are ut least liz congrt ssionul
dist that are debatable, it will re-
qniro S1,G0O,0 900 to put up "A winning
fight Where is this large sun coming
from, il not from those who expect the
republican, congress To stand pat" Oh
the tariff and thus protect the trusts;
from the railroad magnatcs, who also
expect !cnicnl treatment from congress
and the administration; from the money
power and Wall Street interests who arc
constantly asking favors from the
administration through manipulation Of
the fiscal affairs OF the government.
The republican politicians have never
Jailed to get all the money needed to
pcrpctunte them in power aud it will
doubtless again be forthcoming, even
Ibnti0h fI,n int,,InI f,,,I, - H.. 81.
Insurance companies are not now 80
freely distributed as was the case two
years ago. The republicans cannot run
campaign without money, their sneak.
era aud workers arc used TO being paid
md il tie machine workers are not
active the vote falls off and defeat is
certain in close districts or states.
Tho democrats can get along with one
hundreth part Of the money the rcpubli.
cans require. Their work is accomplish
ed by volunteers and enough money to
hire hills and advertise meetings, is as
much as they expect and that ia nearly
always raised locally. Tie democratic
congressional committee with $50, 900 to
cover tho whole country would think
themselves well provided. II they had
more they could use it to pay ppeakcrs
expenses, who ether wise an unable to
leave their own localities. They could
print md distribute more documents
ind hire vehicles to bring voters to the
pole, Tint otherwise nigh; DO ~stay-at.
homes.
SO /! will be seen that money is Il
grcai factor with tho republican cam.
paign managers and tho dollar eubscrip.
ton is but n bluT Ia hide tho collection
ard disbursement Of funds from other
eources.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24
4 DrRdiy Duel.

y dispatch from. Berlin says two
German editors have been nj val Tor
more than n year. One Of them, driven
to extreme mesuree, nj laat wrote To
the other.
"Sir, | need not send my seconds to II
scoundrcl like you. Consider Yourself
soundIy boxed on tho ears and on your
right md LETT check. You can be
thankful that | have not used my stick
To chastisc You"
Tho other replied:
"ln%comparnble enemy, | thank yon
that you lnvo boxed my ,ars (pn pIpcr).
and have decided not to usc your stick
lin reality. Ia scl i.dcfcrso | shoot
You in the heart with Fix revolver bullets
(also on paper. When You receive
thcsc lincs coneidcr yourself II dcad
man. ! greet yonr CARCASS"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-08-24

NAVAJO MINING COMPANY. LOCATION
~ ofPrincipal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, California. Location OF Works, Tus.
carora. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day o!
August. 1906, an assessment, No. Ia OF Ave t5l
cents per share, was levied uron the Capital
Stock Of the Corporation, payable Immediately
In United States Gold Coin to the Secretary,
ut the once Of the Company, No. 1897 Bush
Street, Room 203, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF September.
1876, will he delinquent and advertised for sale
ut public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Monday, tho END day OF
October, 1905, 20 pay the delinquent assess.
mcnt, together with the costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order OF tho
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. l.. GUNSBURGER,
Secretary.
Onlcc.-No. 1887 Bush Street, Room SO,
San Francisco. California.