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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
Three Cars Derailed.

The Santa Fe wrcckcr arrived this
morning and picked up the three box
cars which had been dcrailed in the
Santa Fee yards at this place Saturday
afternoon The cars had been only
slightly damaged and the tracks were
cleared without any trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
The Old Reliable.

We call for and deliver orders. DO
dyeing, cleansing and repairing.
Ladies' work a specially. The finest
fabrics treated without injury. Phone
your orders to 176. .. f. Mills, 500
West Main. 30-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
4. l.. CRUCl3.
!. X. BEST.
Il. ". RANDALL.
G. ID. CARTER.
Improvement Committee

The unveiling of the Woodmen's
monuments has been postponed indefi.
nitely. II was intended to hold the
unveiling yesterday but this was not
done and the exact time for holding
Il Is not known
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

TAKEN UP-One % black SOW pig,
marked split in each ear. Owner
apply J. NJ. Flippo, az miles west
on Brock road. 22dlwl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Particularly fortunate bnyilg give.
us a stock of sponges that will AFFORD
you splendid values. We have sponge.
for all purposes r. J. Ramsey, drug
gist. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

The Biiou cafe will open tonight at
6 O'Clock. BE there. \ handsome
rose win be presented 70 each lacy
who attends the opening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs, Jake Newman are In
the city from Fort Worth attending the
bedside Of Mr. Newman's sister Miss
Flora, who is very il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
Eastern Star.

Regular meeting Order of Eastern
Star, tonight. All members are re
quested to attend.
LILLE PALMER, w. NJ.
FANNIE BUMPAS, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Newly improved residence property
located in noted watering and health
resort and railroad freight division
point in Texas, for Ardmore improved
property. SIDNEY SUGGS.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

100000 to loan on improved ci
property-no delay whatever. Ca
and see us.
19tf INDIAHOMA TRUST co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
Notice.

All Elks who have tickets, which
We're not sold, will please turn them
in to r. l.. Sanders, so they can be
credited with same. Committee. 21-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Harvey Johnson, who has been IN
for some time at The Sanitarium, Is
now some better
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22
Woman's Guild.

The members of St. Philips Epis-
copal Guild will meet at the school
room on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock A full attendance desired
MRS. j. w. GOLLEDGE, ..res.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

The Whist club will meot with Mis-
Jennie But, "Wednesday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

sec the big show at Dhc Riiuu Tues.
day night A bers portion of the
proceeds goes 10 the Y NJ G. A. 22-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Plenty of cotton seed meal and hulls
at Keel 4 Sons. 2l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

See The big show at the Biiou Tues
day night. A liberal portion of the
proceeds goes to the Y, NJ, c. A. 222
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

fine line of cigars. tobaccos and
smokers supplies at The Brunswick.
soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

Plenty of cotton seed meal and hulls
at Keel & Sons. -,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-22

)Other papers please copyJ
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23

This iRn't political editorial. The
United Statce government in engaged IN
the work Of tryinR-,nly trying to
Hat.itho eagles from destruction. The
hnld euglc-whch isn't bnlh, by tic
"ay-is the national emblem. Ia which
dignity II soarrd. ns uu agricultural ,lc.
phr.mcnt bulletin tells us. on jnuc 20,
lIS2. IL book memory is not At iault.
It was Ben Franklin who doporcd in
language nothing short 0i vicinuely
trhduciEs that the eugle was a thief, mn
opprrEsDr Of the weak, william gen.
orally. aud in no way the proper kind OF
u fowl to represent the hopes, tho
aspirations and the character oi the
American people. Benjamin was
good philosopher but II poor ornithol.
ogist. Tho eagle docs occasionally roh
"A h-h hawk "f its quarry, and thus por.
liaps tho bird Tor tho moment, becomes
thief md oppressor in ono, but Tho eagle
ducs more good IN day than the fish
hawk dOce IN a lilo timo. and yet the
Tree born Amorican ctison protects the
tish hawk aud shoots the eagle.
Evory once in while tho papers havc
nh account ~ hos some bold country
side gunner hns slain M eagle "whicl
measured seven feet tom tip to tip"
rho gunner is the tnol's hero for iay
aud another eagle. woril, his ala, cr't
weight in gold is loat to tho sI,y line
Tho Gaglcs onac gone ato forever
gono. Tho bird refuse Ia rcpro1uc,
IN their captivity. There Is TO iic no her
itage oi slavery for the oITaptinv len
there something in this ,hat maltcs II,
birl III to stand a nh emblem !uf III,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
Prisoners Sentence Il.

Saturday night Judge Brown senten.
ced eight prisoners to terms IN the pen
iteutiary, ranging from one year 20 two
years and SIX months. The hatch was
the resul. Of the session OF the district
court held last week.. Following are
the names Of the prisoners and the cen
tence Of each:
Jack Harris, whop lead guilty to torg-
ing II check at Carliu, wus given one
year in the penitentiary.
James Sullivan, who with Tom
O'Brien, entered MIR. Kline's store and
stole several pairs OF spurs, was senteu-
ced to one year ill the penltentiary and
hIS partner O,Brien. was given fourteen
months.
4. }. Walker and p. J. Sebueau, who
forged several checks in Eiko last sum.
mer, and who plead guilty TO the ibdict.
ment against :iiem were each given one
year i'll the Carson prison.
John Conway, VINO entered a room
in the Commercial Hotel aud stole II
suit Of clothes and other articles bel oug.
ing to Western Pacific surveyor, was
sentence Ia eighteen, months in the
penitcntiury.
=. j. Leonard, who SAYS his trud
name is Thos. J. Mnloucy, received Il
sentence of Two years and six months
for breaking int" the sccl"n house mud
stealing lot II property bel ,u!mg To-
the Jnps. j. ~. Willard, his pnrtner in
tho crime, was sentenced to fifteen
mouths. willard is only twenty.one
years obi.
Jack Harris tnc first on the list told u
pitifui story that Impressed every one
with its truth.
Six OF the men sentenced Saturday
light laid their crimes to their drunken
condition at the time the ufTenses were
committed. liz passing sentence upon
Srhucmu and Walker, who plend guilt,
tn forgery. Judge Brown said there
seemed I" be IL brand 0f whiskey IN
Elko that when drank lend men tn
commit forgery. He th0ush, lint
pnrtic liar brand OF whskey ough' to be
detected aud driven from town.
Leonard and Willard did not plead
mtoXicH,inn.
Sheriff Clark and three deputies loft
for Carson Sunday night with the
prisoners. They aiso took Leo Buncel
whom Judge Brown Committed to tho
insane as, lam Saturday afternoon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
IIumboldt Cnunly !. KIcklur.


Disappointed because two Wushoe
! county men will ir, side over all three
divisions OF the second district court,
the pCnp'c i liImboldt county will go
before the uext Nevada legislator. and
demand ilmt llumboidt he separated
from tne present district and cithe r
pla eel III u district by itself or be
rlaced with Churchill county III an
entirely uew district.
The defrat u Bnnnitieid nf iiunmhrlIi.
although democrat. seems tn have
proyok,G both democrats and rrpubli-
cans IN tlIHi rnnDI, and the democrats
ase cryiug ont thai the democrats of
Washne kGifcd Is .nnitiolG in order to
hog ,hr two oilic.e. la reply to this
charge The dcmoc,ar- 10 Wushoe point
To ihr a.. oTmous v"le received 10y Bonni.
ii,ld III hnmb1lni, where he I, ceived ap
even greater majority over his opponent Is
than amy n 'hrm received over him IN
Wnshoe.
Said WEAhoc county democrat last
evening: "tiad the democrats Of
Washoe county supported their Iocnl
candidate as Humboldt did theirs he
would have received II majority hers OF
l2uO votes ns:sad Of something Iise
300
The Semi Weekly Star, the demo.
cratic organ Of Hunt odt county,
comments with biting sarcasm upon the
situation. saying:
Though both Pike and Orr, before
election, expressed willingness to
reeide i'll Wnncmucca il elected, each
ls now making vehement protests
against max nI this place his reside n ce !.
Ii makes very little difference to this
county, the HUMBOLDT voters having
jus: MS strongly expressed themselves
against any OF the tito ot Reno candi
dates coming mere to live and preside MS
judge
"llnd Judge Bonniiinld received the
democratic vote in Washoe county
which he was entitled to tie would have
been elected 10y the highest vote OF any
candidate. Judge Bonnitield played
fair by advising iris friends t0 support
Pike ns well ns himself. In Washoe
things were different, and Bonnifiold
received over :. votes IL ~ than Pike,
showing conclu-ively that majority OF
The latter's supporters III Washoe knitted
Bonniiicld and voted for one ~ tho
republican candidates. so us To elect
boA idGcs from Reno il possible. Tie
scLenia worked out M 1t was haiched
two yrnrs ago when the law nni'inp
liumhrdt with Wasnoc and Churchill
was = sSCd.
Tho mCst impartial nnh capable
judge uT the district Lerch in Ncvadn
has been irickcd ont Of office and this
county has hecn bunrocd hy losing il
avn judge, nj the same time having 10
pay the la gest art OF the salary o! a
Judge for Washoe county.
alt is up to the Legislative ticket from
the county /" do everything im their
power Ia hnYc this unjust law rep. alr,i
Mt the next session of the legislature and
again make Humboldt county sen.
ardtc judicial list rict."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
Mans Inhu,nrniiy Ia Man.

&. Wilson, e1itor ~ the Cherokee,
Oklahoma. Messenger, makes the toll
lowing comment which 10 roplete with
good sense: @fhe average man comes
very uear be ug nm idiot ui taking care
Of himself. Yun have seen him wenr nr
a fur cap on his head. while his shoes
let i'll tho snow and water. flo wears
an overcoat on his hack and notIi ing but
thin shirt Uver his chest, He il
mighty scared about frerz ny his fingers
while his throat ia expo eI 20 Olizzar H.
and he is often uilnR "r lhinta 'm is.
It's herb tea, roh 'nuic'. P,'er'- p 'ls,
Paula pine TAR .ordi is, ,r i,.a.irrs or
cures, unit the b'il ,n,.r w',ru in thc
machine comes to II stop. Naturr wants
to keep going, but che cant. He Oruks
whiskey, and TINT clogs the valves; he
drinks beer. and TINT clogs tho wheele:
he poura down Lemonade, gtngernle,
buttermilk, ice water, tea, coffee, and
what not, and then wonders why the
iiros under tho boilers do not burn. n
you should take nm OK and put him
through IKE performance he'd be
dead in II year. Tho eimplest und plain.
est lawo OF health are outraged every
hour OF the day by tho average man.
Did Adam emokc? Did Eve wear
corse,ef Did Soloman chow tobacco ?
Did Ruth chow gumY Did the children
OF Israel make for beer garden after
crossing the Red scar Did Rebccca cat
gum drops aud IT," cream nnd call for
soda waterR Aii'n was the iirdt aud
was made perfect from head to heel.
| How long wonln he remain SO after eat
ing mincc pie before going TO bedi
Suppose ho slcp, in a bedroom 5x7
with the windows down, the doors ehu,
and Two dogs under the bed2 Suppose
Eve had lnccd herself up in corset
put on tight shoee, set up all houra o
tile night eating her till OF ,ta.h Ait
and sizzlcd her hair. when you come
10 look at the way man iniebelinv ves him
seli you can only wonder lie ever live,
to get there
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23

To sny tbnt Goldneld has gone stock
mad Ia putting II mildly, saye tho
Ton0pah Sun. f'nsinsss ia ncglcc,ci;
receipts " tho re'tanr Inis have fallen
OF ouc.iourih. rho carly cnll on the
exchange vivcs tho hrotcrs no time for
their hr",b'mn', .Ed they nrc to" nDSinms
io pCi "n ilc curh nnf mn ufirtno III
iU'nrnnl srssnn la tn III even ~ lunch.
Aud they nfe Justified in gong crn2y.
f"r anlcs IN Il" pna' two wccka are thu
inrVeIi IN H." histrfy " lhr 20 rip. lhc
increase shown ~ the quotations on
thirteen active ain"ka IRON October 7 "a
November 7 u go, 900, Tho summary
of Hnles ordinR oi the week November
10 aggregated 2,GG5. 100. while The vaIuce
amountcd 10 st, ol.5f15
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
MOars 4 Physical Giant,

Did yon ever figure on tho probable
size and Immense strength OF Moses,
basrng !"mr calculations on the dimen.
si"ns of the tables Oi stone rs given by
the rnlntndic writers2 In the Talmud
(t"lio }s, columns 81 il is said that the
tables oi stone upon which tho com.
man lmcnls were written were tix elle
long six ellis brond and three ellie thick
In IL" Bible, Exodus xxi, 10, We are
told Tint "Moses went down from the
mohni, and !hc two tab 90 of the testi.
moiy were in his hand
"llmd." mind you, not hands, tlionul,
it must he admitted TINT it would have
taken u strong pair oi hande to perform
the task "f carrying them, oven ON the
level. Nos. wo will put the Talmudic
and the biblical accounts together and
npply the ma'hemntical rule. Tho iTc
brew ell or cubit was, Mt ita least esli
mate, measure oi rs inches, wi,icl
would have made each Of the tables {
stone block nine feet long, ninc fee
wide md four and one .hnlt foot thicl
Ii common stone weighed as n,ucb {,
tho square foot then as II doee now tlt
tables would tip the beam ut uboni q
tons! Was Moses one oi giants OF tboe,
days or has eOmcOnc made mistak,
in calculations or in tho statement o
supposed iactsY--Exchauge
\
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
Elko. Nevada. Friday. Novcmber %, 1906

American? Tie lion accept. tie prison
for itself and its whelp with no growl
save for one OF Joy over getting it rnenls
without the necessity of going hunting.
The eagle accepts imprisonment with
fierce protest, and refuses to mike it
tho lot OF eagle post Gritty.
The mm. who has st, an eagle toar-
rbg or ciusp,,t.. "thc cTI.s with hooked
hrhds," and who can ur, lind in the
hlrd someth.;Ig winch 3mRirs il worthy
of pla:e nn free peoples shield, is a
man who hasn't soul enough 10 ma kc
him deserving "f the shields protection
Chicago Esen mg Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23

In the providence nI Gn!, the energy
outside investors, the State Of Nevada
has prospered during thus year beyond
| all precedents.
Our population and wenlth uAve great
ly increased, mainly through world wide
| attention to our mineral belis, and we
willingly c1ncede their vast und ST. adj,
increasing wealth. Nevada, lo wever, III
| also rich ill tile posse ession Of hundreds
OF thousands %! ncres. with soii us fertile
as can he found ou the globe; govei n
ment water.st rage =! stem, ,r'nplrtc
with canals and iaurrals, winch secure IT
home to the home seeaef; and ali o:hrr
branches oi BUSINESS equ ally thriving
and prosperous, inviting all who may so
desire, to engage in the vIrinus BUS mess
pursuits, with assurance oI comfort,
contentmont and peace, which Y.ovaii
within the boilers nf this great Com
mon wealth.
In view OF tins condition aud custom
long established, setting apart day
ShSb year iOT luHuhsSiNlnR anu prayer
to the Ruler OF the Universe Tor the
many favors and mercies voucbs safed,
Thursday, the 29;b day Of November,
1906, Is therefore designate ed Thanks
giving Day and it ID recommended that
1t be observed by the people OF tbs
State i'll manner complying with the
proclamation OF the President OF the
United States.
Ii is also recommended that the poor
and needy he amply remembered b,
gifts from tho ~ whose means will allow,
and ;liat tho -,lay be pms Sed by friendly
intercourse between relatives, friends
and.neighbors TO the pleasure Of all, and
honor to the State.
Given under my hand and the Great
s,-Ssal II the State OF. NevndI 4, Mt
sEALl the Capitol. in Carson City, this
nth lay of November, \. y.
1906.
JoHE SPARKS,
BY the Governor: Governor.
w, @. DOUGLASS,
Secretary OF State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
IDIEIrICt Court.

The case Of tho State US. Leo Bunccl
occupied tlir attention Oi Judge Brown
and shr jury part oi the forenoon. rhr
stat" rested and Attorney McCnrrru
moved disnissul of the case on The
nrom"d ~ insulliciency of tlir evidence.
Aft"r bearing argument on the motion,
Judge Brown instructed the Jury to
return verdict ~ not guilty. This
the jnry did wlti:out icuvrug thcir aeais.
While the gcnern! opinion ia that
Bunrcl s,i the lire that dcslro, cd
Young Il MiIler'G stable un the uisht of
'ir" 18th "i July, the evidence ambmit.
hI 10y the Static failed to directly cou.
net him with the fire. ..-..
Immediately after the jury returned
- verdict Deputy Sheriff Wenthers
ii'cri nn insanity charge against Buncel
nnh he was 'nKcn into custody. Tho
examination will he held this afternoon
and there IS but little doubt but TINT he
will bc committed To tho asylum. This
ending oi the ease will satisiy every.
body in this community.
Tho sentences ~ Willard, LIE ,natd
OBI IL, Suliv,U, Conway, S,bneau.
Jark !lnrds and L. j. Walker wore
continued until n'rlGcl this evening,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
Always Sick.

When man eays he always WA eick
--iroublcd with cough that lastcd
all wipter--.wlat would you think II hc
should eay--he ncv9r was sick eince
using Ballara'a Horchoupd Syrup.
Such man exists
MIR. J. q Clark, Denver. Colorado,
writes: aFor years was troubled
with suveio cough that would Inst all
winter. This cough left me in miser
ablo condition. tried Ballard's Iloro.
hound Syrup and have not had n sick
day since. Thni'p what Il did Tor me. :
Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
Made Happy 10 Life

Orcn' harriurss camo into the home
~ \. &. IIlnir. school superintendent,
At 81, Albnns. w Va. when his little
hnughicr.was restored from the dread.
ful c"mrlniu,s h" names. iIc says: "My
little daughter hal ~. Vhus' Dance
whirh ,mldcd to no treatment but grew
stcadily woror until ns n ln'trcsort wo
tried Electric Biitcrf; and rejoice to
cay. three bottlca effected IA complete
cnrc.' Qnick, cure euro for nervUua
complaints. gcucrnl debility. female
weakness. Impoverished blood and
malnriI Guaranteed hy Elko Dug Co.'S
drug store. Price Doe
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
AURA
Great Activity in The New Nrihern
Camp
AURA, Nevada, Nov. II 10 4

AURA, Nevada, Nov. IL 10 g
EDIToR lNDErEspEST:
There ia great activity at this husy
little place. The sonnh nf the miner
and prospecto; IL heard every vhere and
erery one is bu.y dong their annual
Hssrss neut work.
There srcIis Ia he no lull in the ex-
c'tcmeut or work New houSe npd
cabins are going up in the hills. supplies
n" h".ug laid in and work will hc push
ed "n 1t gre It number Of properties this
winter.
II il reported that largo for 20 ni men
will he put at WORK in the Jack Pot in "A
g." days.
AZ the Gold Crown, Frict and Gurnnn
aie .hau'na ~ ,hcir mine FOR II
winter work i'he boys are bringing
do vn some line rrll specimens and the
ore is rcry rich. This ia the only mine
in camp with wi -" 2 ,Id.
Work is gnrnc nn steadily on the
q 'iden q rccn. thr Roam liOrse and the
Nith'mgnlr.
Mr. x. y. Hunter. OF Ogden, Utah,
president, ~ the \ ura k,np Gold Mining
G nIran,, in her" al the min. in con-
'ul aiinn with gcncrunl nagcr, J. )
Carmichael 4 vigorous campaign has
been agreed upon for the winter. 4
new hORrdiup.hD y" has been built nt
the mill and new hOu=ra are heing bull,
~ the outlying mIptS. The one mt the
Humboldt has just been completed mud
work has bean started on one at the
Drlmoutc.
\ force ~ mo- are nj work IN the
Humboldt and ''rr RodgeI, another at
Aura KING No. . aud another Inns been
started on the Delmnntc This company
viii work large force on these mines
all winter
For th-rr ,"'rs Mr.. iiunter md Mr..
CHrmiclnri jEv" rhvcitiFed Northern
Eltn "ounl, in IT." Eis ern pIpers and
aLgrs'h 'heir i1rni. 'n invest their
money III this III rir.t Their faith III
this canp in i."uC r"rHr led not only hy
the strikes upic hy ~. ir friondP but
also by som" rich tirIs made by them.
selves recently.
Mr.. Hunter IL greatly pleased by the
new developments OF the camp nud 60.
pecinIly with tho new m,il buiii Tor his
rnupnny.
Thee. is no dimiuatiuu IL tie striScp
j. u O'Sr..n ms mr.I' very rich roli
at AZ. unrtlmCJ r. ara. H., ~ .ucli-
tnr tho rich par, II .. vcIn An nssny
talk u ncr lie .urid.'e on tho fOur.iuch
pay 'r'.'lt csrr r"Inrna nf Sll37.GO.
t0riy i.iinHnR uis Mrihc, which
was mn Ic nst wc"''. comes the rich
teiluru.n strike II Fiabr Winter. The
vein IL fully th'cn iri wi lc aud pans
gold he eDti wii h Il no vein, while
Il two inth Il rrik nf wlutc quar'z, cnrry.
ny tcllnr.nu. il the richca, ore, over
funni ~ this camp. ....
Ahnut the ii no Wuicr mndc his rich
,lisrw"or,, T. y Wright aud L. :.
Carmichael di4trverrd a contact bc.
tween the silver s"hisI aud quarizrir,
carrcink IRE" unih, \ trench WIS cut
a,rn4s his ,'nIuri uD tEe .uttace frr u
III ,lln'r u 1"van fort md all thr rock
% IA 'r "Ip distance.
lhntli" nd Ru trjgc Woo lNar |. ~ no
atr longing property iron rtnd 4
KiubprIy on Vm Ddacr t':rel, pns a d
through Aura ) ~ my with rich ship
monl ~ their ore - u,'ii will bD EXPIRE ~.
I'd ~ Ihc Salt Lake anrltcr
At hurn, buildings nrc going up M
fAst III nnicrinl Cnn br procured. \
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-23
G,mI"r and s,n, Masn,ur ,.Ie.n.r..

Gaming aud Sint Mnciii"r Licenses.
AS the recent grand Jury found
TINT gaming licenses were not col
lected on all the games running in
this county, the public will ue inter.
ested III Knowing who did pay gaming
lcenseH for the quarter endrne Septen-
ber Both, .a..a, .,s.....
An examination uf the ehcrif's
license report for that quarter rhowed
TINT the following persons rnid the
the anonnis set opposite their names
aud secured licenses tn.t,lu tIuir games.