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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
Timber Land, Act June @. iS5s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSitrpsraFrs LAsn orricE,
HufuH, oregon, June il, iIshi

Burns, oregon, June a., ilEs
Notice Il hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions oi thc aci Of CONGRESS oi
June 4. ISIS entitled AN act for the sale ui tim
Der lands 10 the states Of Callfufuis, utpr9n.
Nevada, aud Washington Territory. nEesiUnd.
cd "a ail the Public land States ~ avt oi Aur
usi q, iss,, the following named persons have
mcutS, 90 Wit
Rosco n Ooodlow. of Harney. Couniy Of liar.
ncy, state Of Oregon, sworn statement Ne $50
for the purchase ~ the W. SWi.. SFi. FMt4
aud sMl SIX. NJ section No. ~. township No
% south, range " east M.M
leroy huuyatd, oi liaruoy, county " liar
ney, state Of urUruu, sworn statement SO. ail.
for the purchafC OF the Hfi, NV, 81 sMI
and aii HMi.. uf section No. ~ fuWuHiIu NO.
70 south, fanrc No ag east, " ~
Maudu nunyafd, uf HAfnp,. tuuuff Of iiaf.
nvy, state 0f Oregon, sworu statement no a.
and 81 Nki.. of section 30 u t8wltllp 40,
20 south, ranFc No a1 east, ~. ~
jesse -. hunyafd. II llsfney. County ui lisr.
uoy, state ~ Oregon, swufu rfstrmrut No aiA,
for The purchase oi the HIi. ~ section Nu. ss
township Nu. n Hluth, range 80. NJ nHfi " ".
That they VIII Offer ufouis 20 show that ihC
lands sought are moe yaluahlt fuf the timber ur
stone thereon Than fof agricultural purroses.
and o. establish their clulns 10 fsid luuds nr
fore the Register aud Receiver - fhia once nf
hufus, utcruu, on sat, fdaY, the 18th day oi
August ilOl
Thuy uamo ~ Witnesses
Alonhn X. hthafdsou, charles n Davis.
frtfc a. huuyard, isruy huuNHfd aud huHro
q, 0oodlus, al of lisruuy, Oregon
Anl aud all persons cleiinluE adversely gn}
Of the above described iands ary requested 10
Me their claims ~ this once uu 0F beioFc sala
2iih day u August, iNa
W.. fAhHt. REGISTER
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND OfFICE,
Bufus, oregon, August a., 10

17II777I = E7T177 = n ~ - ~
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has led notice Of his Intention
10 make hnal proof ln huppOu oi hls elsin, aud
that said proof Will De n.Ade before tEe kcgis
ter aud Receiver ai bufnf, oregon, on Ocio
Der B, 10, VIZ John Hughes Jones, Of smith
Oregon, A No. if2t, lvr The hh5 shll esr
y aud Ma Nh14, sk,s ~ :, Sec. s3, q. - 7a
X. IS H., ". NJ
lie NAMES the following Witnesses % ls0ye
bis cOniiuuOuk residence upon anu ruiti Hllpn
of said land, via. IuOmas n. hclsal, ahumai
r, Jcnkinf, Johu H. Jenklnr. uf rniIth. oregon
Bud Christian Berg. oi bufus O4egau
Ma taEfF, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE.
Bufuf, ufc., August o., 1870

SOtiCc IL huivbj s.fsH That fhc fsi!gwirs
named settlef has nled uOtlre oi nis inteuuOu
~ maze fnal pToof in suppou oi bic claim and
that SAID proof sill BE- made htfpfc she hcsis
leF aud Receiver at hurnf. oregon. ou ncpiem.
ber ~, ly0J, viz frauk iaNlnrla, ui haffoa a.
oregon, A n, No. l5-1, iOT the l.Ois and Z see
"a, ana L0l see. =, q. - -, n. - h., ". n
south oi MHlhouT Lake.
lie NAMES the following Witnesses ~ prove hli
continuous residence upon hnd cultivation ol
said land, yizi Don BAKER, tdWard Anderson,
george N Cawlhrid, nll 81 AarfoHf, oregon
and Nancy simmons, VI Burns. oregon,
MH fAEhE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t1rn, s,r..,.'n ~ ~ 4 49,, Va..S 4, ~

burnf, oregon, August lb, lgoG
Notice H. hereby given thai lac following
naincd rctilcr has nleu uOiifc II nlf lntfutiuu
~ make nlai pfopi in tupllolt 90 hls eiall8 aid
that said pruul Niii ~ made before the ktgis-
ter and keceilc at burns, OrrgJn, on OctODei
., lSuo, flzi JOnn Davies, VI snllli. oregon. "a.
r, NJ, li-l, lsi Tie NJ bN1<, Nh ahl. ~ /.
Wa, Zee. "a A. ~ -, AZ. - e ". 81.
lie laalnes the following witnesses ~ prove
his cOntlD uuuh lesidence upon anu cultivation
oi said land, VIZ. Thomas n. Jeuklns, John X
jenkins. John Al. J0nes, vi smlth, oregon
Christian Berg of hurns. Oregon.
"A. fAkKE, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HuInl. OIekOn. AAEuhL lG. 100.

Notice IL heieby given thai the follOsing
named settler nas died notice of his Intention
~ make hnal pfosi lu support of Ills claim.
and that said proof VIII BE- made before ihe
Register aud heleigcr, NJ bnfns, OfegOn on
Ootober 3, lsOe, Flxs Thomas B. kclsny, 81
sinith, oregon, IA. h No. z1Ol. lakcYlew series,
for the skl4 sNi{ 81 sEtt sec. 10. and Me-
MA, oec ~. r. ~ =, X. 81 A., NJ. ~.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
Of said land, viz; Thomas ~ jenkins John
snkinS, IOhn IA. Jones, On smith, Oregon; and
Christian Berg, OF Burns. Oregon.
WA. fAREK. Register.
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Jack Robinson is in from Glover

Jack Robinson is in from Glove
swail.
] J. P. Withers was among on
visitors Wednesday.
If you wish to be located on I
good homestead. see F. NJ. Jordan
Rembember the Fair Association
expects you to bring something tC
exhibit.
Don't overlook something tc
bring to the fair. Remember the
dates--Oct. 2 toe.
If you want to cell your ranch OF
farm see Archie McGowan the land
man at once.
You'll miss il If you don't come
in and see my late invoice Of shoes.
james Smith.
School tablets cheap at Mrs.
Hattie Hastie's. Also pens slate
aud lead pencils call and see her.
Carol Cecil is in from his Silver
creek home and states his section
will be well represented at the fair.
o. Calkins is in the market for
all your hidee, horse hair and coy
ote skins. He wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
Born-Yesterday morning 10 Mr..
and Mrs Thos. benson. a daughter.
These people just arrived here aud
are stopping at the home Of Mrs,
Shaver.
j. W Owen and j. B. Campbell
are late arrivals FROM Seattle
These young men came 10 take
land and make their homes In Har-
ney county.
Mrs Hattie Hastie has moved her
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind.
sor and is prepared to trim ia the
latest styles. Call aud see he-.
The fair Association will at once
begin the erection OF a number of
stalls ut the fair grounds for the
accommodation Of the racers and also
n long row Of exhibition stalls for
stock that may he entered for pre-
miums.
Mrs. &. II. Staples and Henry
Cresap arrived Saturday evening
from Ontario for n visit with there
parents Mr. and Mrs. o. +. Cresap
there were accompanied by Mrs. v.
b Staples Blue Mt Eagle.
c. A. Bonneit il over from Crane
Creek in company with Ely Bangs,
the Eugene man that recently
bought the Bennett land holdings
In this county Mr., Bangs Ii here
to take possession Of the property.
Country AccouSTs-We are
pleased to note the large increase in
our country accounts during the
last few weeks. In due .ime per.
sonal acknowledgement will be- made
to all.
LEON NJ. BRowS,
Cashier, Harvey County Bank
Adam George vii! take no more
orders for trees OF any kind for fall
delivery after Oct. o. Those who
desire trees are requested to drop
card to Mr.. George at Burns, care
of the Times Herald Orders for
one tree will be as oheerfully looked
after as 100 so long as the purohas'
er will look after it aud make an ef.
fort 10 bnild up the country.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
Timber land. Act June D. is7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATS LAND oFricE,
Uufua Uffauu. August "a. fu|

NufnA, nfckuus AUGUST ~, lfiF y
Nutipu 10 hereby given that 30 comp lance
with the rfuvisiout of tnr act of tungftsa ui
iuup 81. tsfs, entitled IAN act iuf thc sale ~
tiuii iauuf iu the states ui California ore
Fou, Nevada, aud NHsnluEiun lcfriiufis o.
uKtuudrd w. uil the Public land sinfcs hI nri
1T August 4, lNfi, Nrfald Nrifln, ui NhffuWs,
tuuuty uf iiafnNl, stHtn 81 oregon, has un iuly
~, iisH ulod iu thif uihrC bis sworn tthiotnout
No ga, rot the pure base oi The Wa NN'ii 500
"a, 49, M, Of see. No 30 ln Tow ufhtp No p
= Range No. ~ D., ", n, ana Nill unuf pfuui in
shuN that The lhud sought is mufu thiHhhis Tot
its timber 90 stone than for Agricultural puf.
puscs. aud 10 establish hia rlalm a. Faid lsnu
ilriafv the huuacf aud hrrutNcruf Tits Once
at hurns, Oregon, ou tuesday. thc 10th day oi
oVtohnf, ipuN
iiu names Ha witnesses simon Lewis Col
umhus ncafy, charles Wilson, charles Newell,
all " nufut oregon.
Any aud al Iiyfsons claiming adversely The
ahoNv dcarfihCd lands are requested 20 Ole thcif
OF uytobvf, tiN1.
wN. fAHHr, Register.
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NoricE ron PUBLICATION


iNifIn .TtfEs lANn ufrICE
Nut1t, oregon, August ~, ipu1 \
Notice la hffHH" given that rhAFlcs "
owens. ui -iivIrs utrrUu. hss bed notice Of
intention io mHir Urnni ou his deseft.land
riaim SO $50 lHr Doc Tote d. e. b. ~, Nkt., Skt.
LWit. Nl. sli Hrr . u, lNN. a. an W, ~
heicfU mo NrHiif.f nul Receiver ~ hume, Ore
sou, on Thursday, Che fth day OF septetnbsr
lNuN
iic uamCs the following witnesses TO prove
the complete iffEuNun aud reclamation "
said land John D. Hopper, y T. Csmblin
William Uon. ecufro W. ilankins anofs al
Nius ufrann.
Wu.r,Gar. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNtryp stArrs LAM orrtcE,
pufus Oregon. IulV % iuNl

UNrHp sfArTs LAND orrlCE, [
Burns oregon, July ~, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Chipman a. Smith
OF uurnn. Harvey county oregon, has nlcti
notice of Intention 10 make proof ON bis
desert land claim No. go, Tor the ~ sEit aud
81 SWi. sec. 8. T. ~ =, n. ~ f.. W.-N before
the Register aud Receiver NJ Burns Oregon.
on Monday. the 10 DAY of September. ipOd
lie names The following Witnesses 10 Prove
the complete Irrigation and reclamation ~ said
land. samuel A. Mcaicy, Eimcf A. rifurr.
Frank e.. fistcf all ot Lawen, oregon aud
chester carter Of Burns, oregon
wv. FanHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
.Olstca rracp Public Land sale.

burns Land omco, August 10. igo6
Notice u hereby given, that o. directed by
the Commissioner Of the General Land once,
under provisions of act OF Congress approved
June ~, iqO6, ruhlic-No. au, We will otiCt AZ
public sale, 70 the highest bidder, ~ 10 O clock
y, m, on the 18th day uf september next, a.
this once, the following tract Of land, 90 wit
Lot No. 4 IT Zee 3. SKI. NEi. and Lots and
% Of sec. Z, T. DIS. n. n D., ". D., North of
Malhcur lake.
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
dcscfihCd iands are advised ~ iilc their claims.
or objections. on OF before the day above dcsiH.
mated Tor sale
VIZ. PASS. Register.
4. ". GowAS, Receiver.
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NOTICE FoR QUALIFICATIONS
UNITED STATES LAND orrics; -.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Burns, oregon, August io. 1905,
Notice u hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of hir intcn-
ton TO make nual proof IN support OF his
claim. aud that said prcof viii hc made lc-
fore the Register aud Receiver, A. hufns. ore.
gon, ON september ~, iaN. VIZ. Albert y.
oakcrmsn, OF Riley Oregon. u. n No. lt2si Tor
81 r. ~ -, n % f.M.
Hc names the following witnesses 20 provo
his continuous residence unon aud cultivation
OF said land, via. Roht. j. Williams, Frank a..
Dibble, \ A. Dibble, n Chapon, All Of Riley
Oregon.
WV. FAnRE, Register
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News.

rows <<r< v. Y. lurney.
. rllIela And Claud Nc
pms from their outing IL
rhs rnt|ic school will oper
term cn Monday Septem.
A. G.. NfLcoME Clerk.
ia DO roonl in the pavil'
tho grass and vegetables
"a h<iut to the fair the
ohef
hoes. bali nshoes, tan, pat.
etc. 10 NJ sizes and the
siyIes--come and see
mes Smith.
was over from his Warm
ne Wedoesday to consult
n In regard to the health
son. The little fellow is
rom sEmner complaint.
we'll nnd wife arrived
night from an outing in
Mounsain aud Pueblo
Fhile absent Lee located
lain ~hich be hopes will
pd
lartsr Dsef &c any cut
OF front quarter &c;
round stenk 3 ID 25c;
4 81 ~ 25c; tallow Sc.
and n.ntsou always on
" Mes, Market.
,-r- iofald il requested
e 'hnf Nrs Ella Martin
dsnce ~ her home place
the Itlbnd on next Sat-
Il. Sepi D. All friends
Beeket upper
verr. eon Of u. J lvors
hoe. uao y visitor 10 this
|rdey. This is his FIRST
rns for sevcn ears and
NV fund considerable
improsemont.
~ ~. ,cok ri. de,.,,n,s
m.v.;ov n, Joseph
|.no,y wherc me- GOES 10
drue store. Mrs.
IA roo Isnn will remain
pres~..
''"''h nh"'"grr o' 'he
%" w. 'h t'''s oou".N
''rs S"'o' rom 'n' -
hx N,re Genette Gowan
-. ...,,in, Ia, sis,.,.
rnnn n she ranch.
80
s e - 's'D'''.' ~' ~
.r'',,"l,'"n' III
S, '' 49,
'',' 80 ~ 'a'.P'ne'
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNtrEp STATES LAND orFIcE.l /
Burns, oregon. August ~. iNti,

UNITED STATES LANn OFFICER
Burns. oregon. August ~. iosi,i
Notice Il hcrchy givcu that the following
named sctcler has died noticv of HE Intention
% make dual pfucfiu support OF his Claim, aud
thai said proof viii b. made before the ReNis'
ter and Receiver, at nurns, oregon. on teptVin'
her -. tWN, va. GlHud u. nfandou. OF hutns,
oregon. a. y. No tlgt, for the sE' 4. see. 20, 7.
~ ~. n "a E.w A.
lie names the following Witnesses 90 Utoyc
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said land. vigi Hoafman eaullu, Roy Nc.
see, George II. smith, James I. niCks. all oi
wM. TARRE. Register.
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rnn rnt|ic school will open
term cn Monday septem-
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q ul|Iol1 Ind Claud Nc
psnr from their outing in
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-12

1t mas been pointed ont tO me 10y mn
enlightened critic that | must be mis-
taken i'll describing the lot Of the Rus
sian soldier m unhappy one. Russian
regiments always sing on the march"
he explains, and therefore, Of course,
the men must be happy.
He is perfectly right about the sing
ing. Russian soldiers arc always sins
ing; they sing on the march, they sing
i'll the train, they sing while they nre
eating their black bread and kapusta
(sour cabbag@(, they sing in the khar
chevna (public houso). I have also
seen a gang of over 400 prisoners in
chains on their way to Siberia, and
they. too, sang rs they marched to the
station and aiterward in the train. |
suppose, therefore, that they must have
been quite happy and contented.
An American humorist has told US
that II certain amount Of ilcas ia good
for Il dog; no passes the day in
scratching himself, and SO torgets to
brood over tho misery Of being a dog.
Ask the Russian soldier why he is nj
ways singing and he will give you much
tho same reason. He pnsscs the day in
singing II 80 forgets to brood over
the misery OF beng a soldier Nine.
teenth Century.
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For men who toll

the cash drawer and tool u dollar and a
half. Nothing WIS missed Mt tho saloon.
The sEfc at the mill was completely
wrecked.
Senator Nixon has appointed Oscar w
G-iswold. son OF Wm. Griswold Of Ruby
valley, cadet ut West Point. Silas Ross
and Jay Skinner, both OF Reno, are named
rs alternates. The newly appointed
cadet was born and raised in this county.
lie graduated from the high school last
June and entered the State Univer sit y
ut the fall term. All his Elko county
friends will be pleased to hear OF his
appointment to West Point.
Three men have been arrested in con
n~ection with the robbery OF the Club sa-
loon Sunday morning. They are being
detained pending an Investigation. The
work WIS done by some one well ucqaip.
ted with the premises and the statements
OF those present are so conflicting that
little hope for the capture Of the thief is
entertained. The officers however, are
on the alert and the guilty Que may yet
be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State.
Carson has n peeping Tom. He took
a peep at Mrs. Ramsey, wife OF the
Episcopal minister, the other night
while she wGs taking a bath. The lady
was severely frightened md her bus.
band rushed on the scene with a big
revolver. He hunted Tor the fellow for
mn hour, but failed to lind him. Mr..
Ramsey said that had he found the
ecoundrel he would have acted first
and talked the matter over with him
a%fterward.
The fight between the Western Pacific
and Southern Pacific still goes on mt
Oakland. The Southern Pacific has
dismissed the Injunction proceedings be-
gan in the State courts and has sued
ont an Injunction in the U. S. court mt
San Francisco. When this Injunction
was served the Western Pacific stopped
work. The struggle between these con-
panies will be kcenlY watched by the
people Of Nevada. Their sympathies are
almost wholly W the Western Pacific
people.
Paul Morton, president OF the Equit-
able, says he ia not going to pay any
more money to legislators To protect his
insurance company. This reminds tie
Syracuse New York; Herald If the
story OF the old darkey, never regarded
rs being AT al particular about how o
where he gathered up II penny, who
dropped his pocketbook in u crowd one
day. AS the nickles and dimes scattered
about. the old man began to BILE
for them shouting: -Befoh de Lawd!Ler
~crahbudy he honest now"
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at beats all the about this political
corruption" said the old farmer as he
laid aside his country paper. 4Every
week there is something about exposing
some big man who was thought to be
perfectly honest, and it's getting 30 you
don't know whom to trust"
@Were you ever in politics yourselfP"
was asked"
-Oncc, and that's what's botherinK me
now. Yes l was elected to the Ieglslat.
ure once. While ] was serving ga mem
Der Il fcllow.membe Der came to me and
said thai my aunt in Iowa had died and
left me $1,000, and he paid the money
over to me. / had never heard about
the aunt, and don't know how he got
the mouey for me, and 1 am just begin.
ming to Doubt
ITO doubt what?"
"Wall, / voted for n land grab and we
carried il by only four majority, and
I'm just beginning 10 doubt IL | got
enough for my vote. / think il I had
held out a few days I'd have had an
uncle, too, and got rs much az $4,000
out Of the thing."-Baltimore American.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mel Badt OF Well is 10 town today.
toiay.
" u" y me-"
way H'' W '''"'o"o'
Miss Caldwell has returned from
Ogden. where she spent the holidays.
Nro Er.d Viii, oul Nz ri ,,,o,
mr.. v;si,;uy ~ towr ,ho ,ros,s -, Iii
,,o.,,or Nh D,ou,
l''' Hoo' H. Hreeh"eiu returned
s,rvicc dpripu tho weoL
""nos ',o'o ''"" my
'" Wv" "'o "'""'" "no''
"'S ~ WV" "h"" my ''ne'
"'
Tho year 1908, which ended last Sun
day. began and terminated with a
Snniay. This il declared to be such an
unusual eIent that II Inns occurred twice
only within the past 30 year-. This,
according to Il scientist. IL due To the
Tecnrranco OF Leap Year, winch causes
the chllnder tai nIctuate boil waye.
%,.,t wc.l, m. coup,v comu .;ss;oncrs
cf r.mrrnldo county will sell nt nubIic
uuc,iop ,L, old cu%urtbouse situated nj
ahfori. lhis If the oldest public build
ing ia the county hnd was erected IN tile
early sixties Mt IA cost OF soO,OOO. Aurora
ut that time was II ilourish'ng mining
camp, having Il population OF twenty
thousand. There Is strong opposition to
the sal" OF the historic building on the
part oil the citizens OF Aurora.
CurIin li-u,tch 10 ,hc C,rson News
says. -rhia ,,wr 10 e,rer;.nc:ny hua
ipess s,agna,iop IA the resuIt M the
word BEING given ont autho,itn,iveIv
tint the Sou,hern Pacific Inn. abandoned
its plan. for extensive improvemon,s nj
thia mount. Tho ]stopuiny proceedings IL
due to the NOV, for the ~incorpnra,iop Of
tho town. Tho comunny r.trncts its
plans because II "A fear TINT ex,c.ssivo
taxation would follow the INCORPORATION
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Sheriff Clark won't to Wells this
morning.
llcno's lost by fire last year was
$2t,2?I,i 30. Thoro were thirty.ive
alarms and twenty four fires during the
year.
Tho appointment OF Sam Plat, tho
Carson attorney, rs U. S. district ut
tnrncy for Nevada was confirmed by the
Souatey cstcrday.
Nine persona lost their lives in IA fire
that burned the fifth. sixth and seventh
stories Of the Wcst Hotel ut Minneapolis
yesterday morning.
The Reno city council has decided to
build II city hall winch will cost $4,000
exclusive Of furnishings. 1t will DO a
two stury brick building trimmed with
stone.
DR.. William Itanc. Harper, pres.
idcni Of the University Of Chicago, and
ono Of the worlds greatest authorities
on IIcbrow and Sauakrii, died ut his
homo 10 Chicago yesterday afternoon
| OF n cancer. from which he suircrcd for
two years.
4 GoldhciG dispatch to the Reno
Journal says That Manhattan, eighty
| milos northwest of GOld.icld. which q
week ago contained but twenty inhab'
itRn,s, o contains 1000 cngcr pros,
pcctora for gold. a low estimate places
the cxodus from Goldrcld Ia tho new
canp at 1000. Life Mt the new camp Is
strenuous. No law or order ~prcvaile
Rich surface iinhs have made the proc
pcctors hystCrical. Forty lcnscrs arG
said to bc sacking ore. Tho excite
mcnt Mt GoldGClI was cnuscd by ". f.
Bond coming into camp with sample
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-12
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

W. II. johnson IN in town.
Tho indications seem good for more
Bpow.
Sam Bachman ia limping around with
tho rheumatism.
MIR. IIylton IL in from Skclton. flo
reports the rabbits numerous in that
section.
Senator Broughcr has sold the Airing.
ton Hotel at Carson to X. G.. bright Of
that city.
Tho state bonrd OF asacasOrs met ut
Carson yesterday. Tho scesion will last
several dnys.
Tho high school opened this morning.
Everything bids fair Tor II n most euc.
ccssful torn.
Oscar Griswold arrived from Ruby
valley last night. TO came in to loo
treated Tor tOnsiIitis.
T1orc 10 n group Of islands eouth Of
Now Zealand called tho Seven Sistors,
eaid to DO subject 10 q practically ION.