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REALTY TRANSFERS.

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DREAMY SCSQCEHANA. LoHi Fuller.
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GOING UP

[ i~ s@.3om you hear Of R@al Es- ,are going down in or city. The la.asa tendency is for i 10 % ID r price And the ys.4es are by no means "inaa-ed" at that. Rents are increasing. property is getting mo-e and more valuable day bv day |. con,@mplaring buying do so now. be- fore Falaas rise still higher We also buy and exchange Real Estate of al! kinds and can sell any you have at good profit 10 you
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THE EMETROPOLIT Program for Week of April 9th

BEWI1CHED TRAVELLER RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
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HELP WANTED-MALE
HAPGooDs,

I1AHGoODS,
(lncorporated), s5s S..@zs.
913 Nicollet Av.
Never before In the history OF our organization
has the demand been so great for expert
enced technical men, especially mechanical
and architectural craftsmen familiar with
a building and bridge work. Below you will
find few Of the positions now on our lists
which must be filed at once.
Department manager, and buyer of cloaks and
suits for one OF the best stores on the Pa
cifc coast. Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Salary $2500$3, 900. h.
Estimator and detailer for general Woodworking
factory In Iowa. Manufactures sash, doors
and blinds, bank, office and store fixtures.
Salary $1,5oo-$1 800.
Manager OF hardware department. large store in
Montana; $4,000 stock in department. Must
3 be food buyer and stockkeeper.
- Salesman Minnesota territory Chicago house,
manufacturing -four sacks, paper bags, etc.
Flour mills principal trade. Salary 81, 500.
. Automobile salesman for st. Louis house. Must
have had successful experience in this line.
Salary $1,000 more. 81 .......-.
Manager notion department twin city wholesale
house. Must be capable buyer and sales
manager. Salary 81 800.
experienced stenographer for confidential posi-
ton with mining engineer. Must show ex-
ceptonal record.
Young man experienced in ad writing for posi-
tlon as assistant Position will lead to
that Of advertising manager.
bookkeeper capable of taking full charge of &C
counting for small wholesale house. VIII
have assistant.
Hapgoods, S18 Nicollet av,
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FOR BENT
For Rent -Unfurnished Houses.

& THORPE BROS,
206 Andrus Building.
S6O.OO-1617 I'd av s, 10 rooms thoroughly
modern; walking distance; in frst-class
sos 90 2oi5 Dupont av s; new duplex, includ-
g 1ae Ing heat; first floor. seven rooms, large
q bath, fireplace; beautifully decorated;
close to best car line I'm city.
$2O.0O--2S37 9th av 81 duplex, 9 rooms thor
= ~ 8goughly modern.
$25.00--600 9th av s, q rooms. partly modern;
all newly decorated. ~
1eth az n. rooms. n'n Modern eo''ase
$30.00-1605 Chicago nv, duplex, rooms, thor
oughlg modern; all in good repair.
$50. Oo-S145 Stevens av rooms. modern, and
Modern Flats.
$21.OO-6010s 18th av N. D rooms new building.
$4O.00-14f4 w 26th st, six rooms. modern,
steam heated fat, for rent May l..
The Norwood-1803 9th av S. one 7-room fat,
second door. steam heat. 5anitor service.
Lowry Hill Apartments-709 Douglas av, 5
" rooms, first floor, beautifully decorated
and one of the best In the city.
$4oOO-2403 4th ay s, rooms, all newly re-
80 - medeled and decorated.
S4o.oo-2715 Hennepin av, rooms, steam heat,
Janitor service. - .. t,
Duplex-No. 2437 Ncollet av rooms: will be
M completed May l: reasonable rent.
me New Concord, 65 18th st. s.. We have a
Ut, few choice suites of /, and 8
;S@ - rooms for rent, passenger elevator,
:. high class cafe in connection.
$35. oo--32o1-3 Garfield av. rooms. new duplex
ana enc Of the best; we offer all ready
heat. tA.'. - 4
The wellington i 1903 Yale place, 8 rooms;
The Lextng ton-69 18th st S. 6 rooms, furnished
second floor to Oct. l.
$35.00-138 Laurel av. s rooms, modern, walk
coz ~ ing g, distance zan en- - .,. -, :,
| modern. on third floor, all outside light
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For Rent UNFINISHED Flats.

MODERN FLATS IN THE LAUREL APART
ments. corner Of Laurel av and 18th st; easy
walking distance; four, six and seven rooms
gas ranges, janitor service, etc. See janitor.
FIVE ALL LIGHT ROOMS, MAY /, MODERN,
hot water. finely decorated. In new four
family brick building; best location Call
Cat 9, 25z4 'Aldrich az $. William Aldworths
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SITUATIONS WANTED


Male.
Continued.
YOUNG MAN sTENoGRAPHER, EXPERT
enced in real estate, desires a position; city
Pleasant NV. st. Paul.
A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD CHARACTER
wishes to work mornings, evenings and Satur-
day afternoons for his board and room Adj
dress 692 25th av NE.
SITUATION WANTED AS ASSISTANT BOOK.
. keeper in bank preferred, or In real estate
office; good Penman, accurate in figures. Ad-
YOUNG MAN OF 30 WANTS A PLACE TO
work where he can learn cooking: has had
some experience and has no bad habits. Ad-
dress 324s. Journal
WANTED-sITUATIoN as FIREMAN Or EN-.
gineer. by young man. five years. experience;
go anywhere best Of references. Address
S425. Journal.
WANTED-sITUATIoN IN DRUG STORE, 10
years experience; handled wall paper and
soda fount; furnish recommended lions. Address
$780, Journal
YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS
position running auto; has some experience;
willing to take care Of lawn also Address
2262, Journal.
MINNEsoTA SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
who has had college course In surveying
wishes work during summer Address S459,
Journal. ".'s55
REsPEoTADLE YOUNG MAN OF 20 WANTS
tonka during summer; good references. 1922
Journal. s 1.s.,s E5
POSITION AS ENGINEER; HAVE CHIEF'e
license: understand indicator work; am mar
ried; call at once. Address $500, journal.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, AGE t., WANTS
situation afternoons and Saturdays; office
work preferred Address $780, Journal.
wANTED-BY EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR
and tracer, position, or will take collections
Oh commission. Address 244S Journal.
WANTED-A POSITION AS GROCERY CLERK
have eight years. experience; can furnish best
Of reference. Address 1885, Journal
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS Ron
man or chain man; just finished course III
surveying. Address 3174. Journal =
SITUATION WANTED AS ASSISTANT BOOK
keeper, In bank preferred; Al references. Ad
| dress G.. B.. 81 Sth st 8.
CooK-MEAT AND PASTRY; SOBER MAN
desires position in hotel. Address Cook, Lock
! Box No. 8, Tintah, MINI.
WANTED-eooD PAINTER DESIRES TO 20
| cate in good North Dakota town. Address e
| B. O., Sank Center. MINI. |
| SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED no
| tel chef; steady, sober; country preferred. Ad
| dress 1903, journal. y .T.*r --@ So
WANTFD-PosITIoN FOR A GOOD MAN
horse and wagon, to deliver in city. Address
| 1894, Journal. 49,. ..-.
/
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1871 PARK Az, le ROOMS, ALL MOD
i ern, barn, vacant June 1, 1906. So, 90
2O4 " Grant st. 0 rooms, steam heated,
gas range, artestan water, janitor
service, all the conveniences Of fiat
with the privacy of dwelling house;
",-s no lease required; rate per month, in
summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. 90
1911 Portland av, IL rooms, two baths,
g. gas furnace, barn; arranged for two
families ...................... $3.50
2413 Nicollet av, brick dwelling 10 rooms,
good heating plant, open plumbing,
20 - hardwood noorS ..................... 81. 90
40 Ridgewood av, rooms, bath, gas,
all modern, barn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35. oG
2olS Hennepin av, 8. rooms, bath, gas, fur
mace, barn ....................J. 81. 90
1871 Linden av, rooms, new and econonn-
1cal heating plant, plumbing,
freshly decorated, hardwood floors,
plate-rail in dining room, new gas
fixtures and gas range, stone laundry
tubs In basement; warm in winter,
cool in summer; within easy walk
ing distance 5000
$50 Sd av SE, rooms bath, gas city
-. water ...................... 22.5(
BOZ 9th st So. rooms, bath, gas, city
water Observation-Disclosures. 2oo(
Cos 22d ST. rooms bath, gas. II sc
2510 Oakland av, 8 rooms, city water. 80. 1906
121 Western av, second floor nat, five
rooms, city water. ............... 125(
2547 1st av 8, first floor nat, rooms,
George Odlum, Manager,
800 Phoenix Bldg y. -.
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LOST. FOUND. REWARDS

LOST, FOUND, REWARDS
LOST OR SToLEN-BANK BOOK NO. ss41s
issued by The Farmers and Mechanics Saw
ings Bank Of Minneapolis. If not returned to
said bank before May Is application will be
made for duplicate thereof.
LOsT-A KIT OF AUTOMOBILE TOOLS BE-
=. 10TH; down list av to 70 9th st. Return to
N. w. Savage. 1900 Portland av, for re-
ward. '.---. T y
LosT-PACKAGE CONTAINING FOUR YARDS
navy blue silk, half yard bias, bought at
Daytons for Miss Josephine Barr. Address
Nicollet Hotel or 919 Chicago av.. ...- .,-...
LOST-A PAIR FoF 'GoLD-RIMMED EYE
glasses Sunday, between Stevens and Park and
9th and Lake SITS; please phone T. G. 42Ss;
reward If found. " ~ '3,-r
LOST-OPEN-FACED LADY's, GOLD WATCH,
this morning. between 7th st and 7th av Sc
and East high school: return for reward to
3317 Journal. ~ =, =
LosT-WH1TE MALE COLLIE DOG, BROWN
ears and brown spot on side. The name A.
G. HUM on collar Return for reward. 1876
LosT-NEAR' OAK ST Sc, PUBLIC LIBRARY
book. card Ii R. Humble. Finder please leave
at Thompsons Drug Store, Oak st Sc.
L0sT-LADY's GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, TUES.
day afternoon. from Central av to 9Th av NE.
Return to 500 I'd st NE for reward.
FoUND-FINE PAIR STEEL BOWS, READING
glasses, for. 35c at Hirschy's, opticiaD, SIS
Nicollet av, second floor. .-
LosT-sEALsKIN TIPP1T ON AN OAK AND
+ Harriet car Sunday noon Return to 1903 W
25th st for reward.
LosT-BRINpLE PUP, NAME PEPPER. RE-
ward for return to 2o17. Bryant av s.
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SUsHELMEN WANTED.
First-clasS bushelmen wanted; light
and sanitary workrooms; highest wages.
Fem, the Tailor, $50 Hennepin ay.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13
An Uns.u.i s..e...i..

Reno presents The unusual spectacle
OF two Sets Of landowners fighting aor
the location Of The redlizht district.
which The City Council proposes 10 con.
centrate IN about n block Of territory,
within three or four blocks Of ths
police station, For several months ~
matter OF removal has been before IL
City Council. and when It was formally
taken up a few days ago two sets OF
parties appeared and offered 70 accom-.
modate the district. Each association
offers to build a large corral in which
the women will be placed, TO station ON
officer at the entrance and otherwise
conduct 1t according to the latest tender
loin rules. The matter has even gone
so far that a remonstrance against n
Of the locations is alleged TO have been
worked up by the promoters OF the rival
district. Other ugly charges are being
banded back and forth, and in the
meantime decent people are holding
their noses.-Enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13


Of Austin. At last The truth has leaked
out. General Manager VIM. D. OPP.
p~ernoll came in from The minea on
Tuesday last with six samples OF ORC
which were assayed here aud the result
has astonished the mining men and
p~rospectors. A rush 10 the camp il
now On. Golden is not q new camp.
Smith and associates have employed
trou. three TO seven men. at their claims
tor over two years. A postoffioe has
been established and a stage connecting
with the Berlin stage leaves every
Sunday, making the continuous trip
from Austin i'll l2 hours. Tho assays
brought in by Mr.. Coppernou run into
the thoueands.-Reveille,
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundi.

The attention of Knights Of Pythias
is called to the notice OF q special meet
ing Mt 8 o'clock this evening.
The attention OF every body is called
to the al Of the Visalia Stock Saddle
Company. The quake and fire did not
drive this company ont Of business.
Constable McAdams and Judge
R~uiIe1ge came up from Carlin this
morning. Each declared the other was
in his charge and would be a gueet OF
Sheriff Clark before night. Harve has
rented the Overland Hotel al Carlin and
is as full OF business ms n cranberry
merchant.
The Supreme court Of France yester.
day rendered its decision in the fam Gus
Dreyfus case. The decision ,~annuls the
condemnation Of Dreyfus without a re.
trial. 1t is a complete vindicstion and
and entities him to restoration TO his
rank in the army as though he never
had been accused.
Seven tons OF ore running over $4,000
to the ton have been shipped from
Round Mountain, the new camp fifty
hive miles north OF Tonopah, in the
vicinity Of Manhattan. 1t ia the pro.
dpct OF a weeks development work on
the Antelope group Of claims. Other
shipments viii follow.
A U. S. warrant has issued for the mr.
rest OF Walter SallinGs, formerly conf.
Dental clerk to the disbursmg officer Of
the reclamation corps i'll Nevada, on the
charge OF forgery. SallIngs, it is alleg-
ed, forged several orders TO the amount
Of about 1900 and then left the country.
The complaint was filed before U. s..
Commissioners Black at Fallon.
When No. 3 stopped this afternoon. a
passenger went after a supply OF bottled
beer. Before he could return. the train
began moving and he made a rush for
it. As he ran the beer began to drop,
and finally all OF it was on the ground.
He made several grabs for it and then
took after the train, but failed to catch
it. While he wa chasing the train,
hobos got away with his beer.
When word was sent TO the Slate
Prison on Monday to release aOld Tex"
the man wept With JOY. He was offered
the usual clothes and money or ticket,
but declined all but the clothes and
money. He refused to he taken to the
city i'll tile prison wagon, and struck ont
over the hills he had gazed AT with long.
ing eyes. and disappeared III the distant
canyons. Where he went. Why lie went
in that way except tint he mai urally
wished to avoid curious eyes, cannot he
told. After serving years in the dreary
stone yard Of the State Prison, he drop.
ped from sight, to start once lmore in
life, though full Of years ind feeble with
approaching age.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13
July uhursl Arpoln,,nenl.

Geo II. Greenfield will hold tho fol.
lowing service i'll Elko County during
July. Tho August appointments viii
be published later. o..
July 18th and 18th Lanoille; July 10Th
Starr Valley; July goth Glover Valley;
July 22nd Wells--morninR and evening /;
July 23rd Woolvertou School lloust ;
July 18th Robinson School House; Jul,
25th Shelton; July 70 Soutl, Fork; July
2Oth-morniDR mud evening at I.amoille.
IL anything should happen 10 prevent
tho meeting Of the above appointments
due notice will be given.
On July :2nI Row. Is. Il. Jacobs OF
Wells will preach at Elko morning aud
cyc,inp. and Rev MS. iiiddell Oh
July Goth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmalundi.

Henley Miller Ii spending a icw days
with his Elko relatives and iriends.
District Attorney Williams, wife and
child returned from Virginia City this
morning.
Mr.. Shirley has opened his nov saloon
and In prepared 10 serve all who may
call on him.
Elsewhere Mr.. Mauk tclls tho people
generally that no will moyo his slioo
store tomorrow to the building lately
occupied by Jack Faust's barber shop.
Read the notice.
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Only az Yea. Ola.

Il am only 80 years old and don't OK
pect even when l get to be real old to
feel that way as long ns l a get Flee.
trio Bittere,' says Mrs. E. II. Brunson.
OF Dublin, Ga. Surely there's nothing
else keeps the old US young and makes
the weak. as strong as this grand tonic
medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver. in.
iamed kidneys or chronic constipation
are unknown after taking Electric Bit
ters a reasonable time. Guaranteed by
Elko Drug Go. Price Soc.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS County OK

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath That he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. J.
CHENEY & Co.. doing business in the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
md TINT said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j, CHENEY.
Sworn to before Inc aud subscribed
in my presence, thus 9th day OF Deccm-
Der. A. D., 1886. 4. W. GLEASON,
lsEALl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally and acts directly OH clio blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
II. j. CnEsEYl& Co., Toledo, y.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take HILLS Family Pills for constipation
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struck Burk, but he had not been
arrested when the Standard went t.
press. Burk was formerly an operator
at White Plains, but a few years ago
he mistook an order and caused the
death OF a fireman and an engineer. He
was dismissed from his position and
since then he followed a life OF dissipa.
ton.
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st%orekeeper, an a%rti.an, or a lab,rer.
Tho only man that docs not suffer by
these high trust prices is the compar-
atively few who exturt these high pricee
under the protection Of this republican
law.
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snects M...,,x

Thore will BIO a ppecial nesting OF
Elko Lodge, No. 10. Knights Of fytbins
at Castle Hall tonight at 8 o'clock for
tho purpose OF making arrangements
for the funeral OF our late Brother,
James Brain. a full attendance IL
requested. by order OF.
JoHa w. THoAptoN,
Chancellor Commander.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13

The L. j. wintermantel Co., Jewellers
are prepared to do repairing at the most
reasonable rates at their place Of busi.
ness. Engraving free Of charge on all
articles sold. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13

Warren Angel. the Wells postmaster,
Ia IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis came down from
Mountain City this forenoon.
a postoNice Inns been established at
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13
IED

BRAS-Iu Exc, Nevada, July 10, l9c6
Mr.. james Demic Brain, q native OF
England, aged GS years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-07-13
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

&C. Trnett and Joe Williams Of
D1eth are in town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

After some preliminary excuses.
ucl as an announcement that The ico
crop proved unuHually short This year
The ice dealers of tho large cities 30
The United States. Hs OF one accord.
raised the rctgii price OF ice
Prices were jumped from 20 90 33 rs
per cent
% was dom at an iuopp0rlunc time
The public was ius' no % mood 90 hit
hack I, is hitlng back not On one
place hut ln score, and summer .R
0ny hair over.
The straw that broke the cancels
hach was put on b. clumHIly that In
4ictmeuts have been returned against
lee deaief1 for niesti combination in
la halfdozCn ciiIos aud other cliicH
are putting on war paint
Down with the ice trustl is the
slogan
Washington dispatch suggested
th1t there was an underground con.
.neCiion between am che Ice compan.
iea. and hat possibly q national trust
exists
Even the railroads are going after a
share of the Lost Freight ratios on
fixed roads from the natural ice fields
Of northern New Jersey and north
eastern Pennsylyania have been in.
creased 10 and % cents a ton TO the