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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24
FROM WEDNESDAYS DARYL
Sa1malundi

W. f. Bridgeman, secretary OF Tho
Elko Townsite Company, arrived from
Denver last night.
District Attorney Game won't t. Wells
today to attend to criminal business in
the justice court,
Mining engineers report more than
sl00, 000, 900 worth OF ore already block.
ed out in the BulliroE district,
-Four men charged with breaking into
care escaped from the Wells Jail Sunday
night. One Of them was captured.
f Il. Powers, recorder OF Lyon
county, has resigned and the comniss-
toner's have appointed Charles a. Nc
Leod TO fill the vacancy,
A Reno Duicbman went walking with
a negress tho other dry and had his
pockets picked. lie claims tn have lost
$500, but refuses 10 swear TO a complaint
as Il would injufe his reputation.
r. l.. Lyman, a nephew OF Col. p. q
FIyman, will arrive from Sandersvillc,
Georgia. tonight. lilo will mako Ills
homo here aud take charge OF Col.
IIyman's business.
Tho production OF coal ornaments ID
one OF Japan's interesting indnstriee.
The hardest and best pieces Of coal are
carefully saved by the miners, and these
are cut into a greAi variety OF shapes
and mounted in rinRs, trinkcts, etc.
II 10 said that thoro are moro than a
billion tons OF borax in Doath valley
belonging TO "Borax' Smith and every
ton Of u In worth aSl00 This mukee
Smith the richest man in the world.
Tho total gold output OF the world Tor
1906 IL estimated by the Mining Journal
Of London nj n value Of sil0,0OO,0O0.
Tho United States produced s97,l I5,
coo OF this amount.
This afternoon has been very disa'
Rtoeabie for those whose business called
them on tho street A heavy weet wind
sont cloud aitor cloud Of dirt and dust
through tio streets.
Harry Van Diclen met with d painful
accident Sunday, while riding II
Moody's field. il;n horse began TO bucl
and threw hun. Harry struck the grount
on his back and was bndly shaken up
IL will 10 several days before he lie able
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24
My Best Friend,

Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural
Route l. Fort Edward, N. II, Gays. aDr.
Kings New Discovery is my best earthly
friend. 1t curel me Of asthma elk yesss
ago. II has also performed a wonder
tul cure OF incipient consumption FOR
my eon's wife. The first bottle ended
tho terrible cough. and this accomplish.
cd. the other symptoms left one by 0
until she wns perfectly well. Or. Ktns's
New Discovory's power over coughs and
colds is simply %nisryelons.' No other
remedy hae ever oqusIed H.. fully
guaranteed by Blko Drug Co. 600 and
sl.00. Trial bottle free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24

Mr.. and MH. Mallett returned from
California last night.
Surveyor DAVIS will go to Beowawe
tonight. lie expects to return Safur-
day.
ABOUT l40 cars run yesterday on ten
Of San FrRnSisno's strest car lines.
There was no disturbance.
Alex Carey says b" Ison first place in
the 100; all hurdle race at Reno instead
OF the second as published yesterday.
There will be a eocial dance II the
new steam laundry building Tuesday
night, May Dist. All are cordially in.
vited.
An Oregon editor killed Il perfect
stranger 10y mistake for II man against
whom he had a grudgo, but, as is the
custom with editors, made IA handsome
apology in the next issue.
II may have been noticed that immei.
lately after London announced the nd
option Of corsets rs an article Of male
attire, Grover Cleveland started on q
hunting trip and Secretary TAFT began
making preparations for II trip 10
Panama.
The remains OF seventeen OF the
ShrinerB. killed in tho wreck at Honda,
reached Reading. Pennsylvania. yester'
day, The remains Of Mrs. W. w. Essick
aud con wore in such Il condition that
they wore buried yesterday afternoon
Tho iunerale Of the otbeB took place
today.
An italian working on The Berrun
ranch near Reno monkeycd with a LIVE
electric wire inst Saturday and wa
knocked seoselees. lilo was told 70 le'
tho wire alone. but his curiosity got tht
better Of him. When no came TO, III
found himself bruised aud cut from DO
my thrown against a trce, and M hant
badly burned.
n the people OF San Francisco woult
dump Rucf, Sohmitz, the eupervisor'
and the bnbe giycrs ~ the bay aud 90
thai none escaped, the decent people
would DO Dottor or. Their carcasec
might polluto tho waters for a hitl
while, but 1t would . o purify itself.
, The Southern Pacific has made
~,ourist passenger rate from Easter
poipts 10 Nevada Tor tho purpose o
, bringing settlers TO make homes on tn
!, land thrown opcn 90 tho Truckee'C Car
son irrigation project. Tho rates VII
-, take effect Juno 10th and arc muc
, lower than any u tho present rates
! Tho uazcttc says that tho remains O
an unidentified man we're found, esre~I
, lalopp tho track in tho western cid Q
/ Reno ycetordpy morning. Tho man wa
. about 30 years OF ago aud OF aVeras
I lbuild. There wns nothing on hia perso
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Wonderful Eczema Cure.

'our little boy had eczema for live
yeaFs'' writee N. A. Adums, Henriet,a,
Pa. "T@o OF onr home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lupgs being affect.
cd. We then employed other doctors,
but no benefit resulted. by chance wo
read sbont Electric Bitters; bought q
bottle and sccn uoticed improvement.
Wo continued thus medicine until several
bottles we're used when our boy VIVA
completely cured Beet OF all blood
medictnee and body building health
tonice. Guaranteed at Elko Drug Co.'S
drug store. 50c.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Sa1maaundi.

Proofs Of Labor on mining Clairns for
sale at this office. =
Fonr jurors were accepted in the
Schmitz case yesterday.
Wanted-Board and roon in private
family. Apply at INDEPENDENT Office
a good prospecting team wanted.
Apply to the Club Saloon for further
particulars.
Tie Basket Ball Team will givo q
dance ut the high school Fridny night,
May oath. Price Of ticket sI.00.
1t hos been discovered that Dave
Brown, an Indian, sentenced to a three.
year term In the Nevada prison, has
served seven months over bis time.
Mrs. William Mckinley suffered a
stroke OF paralysis yesterday aud her
physician stated there was no hopo Of
her recovery.
Attorneys for the late Adolph Weber,
who was hung TOR the murder Of his
father, mother, sister and brother at
Auburn Calitor nj, swiped The whole ca.
tate except a $4,000 home at Auburn.
John Pratt, tho master mechanic Of
tho Eureka md Pol Pade railroad CON.
mitted suicide yesterday forenoon al
Pdaads by shooting himself. Wo have
been unable TO learn any further par,
ticulars.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Henry Bolia, tho CarlID tailor Ia in
town.
Dick O'NeiIl OF Nclls in in town. IIc
reports every thing quot up the river.
Tho Ncws suy- tho fund iuf the three
days Fourth II July celebration at Car
son nny reach the $4,000 mark.
w. were pleased to seo John Roork
on The strects today. Iiis broken leg in
goit'nR along nicely aud he Will soon DO
able tn throw away his crutcbes.
Tho Culitornia Nevada State line is
Just whore 1t hns always been. a 70
cent survey shows that none uf the old
survey monuments are o Ihan two or
Three tsct out Of liuu.
pr. 'iagar il in from RUBY Vallov. He
says 1t 10 reported IN that section that
The Copper Basin Mining ComrLly OF
Bald Mountain hs purchased tho
Iosln'ni ranch in Huntington Valley
Tor II smelter sito.
Tho now general traffic mauger Of the
vanderbilt liues started his rpilroad
career M M Office boy. The trouble
with tho modern office boy 10 that he
whiis 10 run the whole shop nttor the
htst wock.-Salt Lake Herald.
II Hency, Burn, aud l.angdon succeed
IN sending all tho bribo givers and bfibt
'akorB Of San FrRucis 70 10 tile p%opitcn
vary. there will DO n largo falling Off II
ule oity's population. California vii
nave to enlarge It's prisons 10 tako car,
Of them.
oih Senator Plat, OF Now York, il
quoted NJ saying that no wants 10 retir,
anu quit public lilo. Tho ico.prcsidrn
VIII please call u servant with a ecool
enoVei and romosC tho remains from III,
senate chamber.
iin "Han library" at Pokin contain
tho works OF several thouennd author
oh philosophy OF several thousand ol
ma'hemotice; VI many hundreds on war
oi hundreds on me %licino; Of more tla,
l'VOo poo,s. Tho library was iounde,
1000 years 4 o
strike OF dazzling richness has bee,
n,"1c IN the Jumbo Extension mine n
uo'dilcld, Orc tint fairly glistens wit
"' pure metal Inns beon uncovered. !
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or in his clothing to .low Who he was.

ohbk w euOR WHO Nc was.
Frank Murphy, q drunken horse
dealer, kicked his wife 10 death in San
Francis % Yesterday morning. When
me police entered the house, they fourd
MS. Morphy's mangled body lying on
the hoor. Her face had been almost
kicked away aud her skulI was crushed.
murphy. fully dressed was huddled
on the bed sound asleep and snoring and
hls heavy boots were smeared with
blood. He was able to walk to the
police station.
Senat9r Nixon is quoted as saying. in
an interview that Goldfeld mines viii
rlval The bullion yield record of the
Comstock. AS the output OF the former
SO tar does not exceed three millionp,
doidheldes will need to get busy 10
excel I'D the ueIt generation sir hundred
ana forty m"iliOns-the bullion product
OF the great lode TO date.-Virginia
Chronicle.
Attorney Williams returned from his
Caltornla trip this morning. He left
Mra- williams in d hospital in the city.
cue is improving and is now out of
danger. His little boy is staying with
aus grand parents i'll Virginia City. Mr..
williams says conditions III San Fran.
CISCO are very bud. The strikers do not
assault passengers on the street care, but
they never miss al opportunity to tell
lie passengers what they think OF them.
The Russians are still blowing up
policemen. The superintendent OF police
OF Oiessa and the two chief detectives
we're Killed and seven other persons
we're seriously injured by an explosion
of III internal machine IN the central
police bureau yesterday morning. The
uachrne was deposited in the bureau
Just before it exploded by two men and
a girl. The men were ca ptured, but the
Iirl escaped. The two detectives were
bitterly hated by the Terrorists.
The trial Of Mayor Schultz was called
before Judge Ddnne yesterday, but
We 1t over until today on motion OF the
prosecution. The continuance was usk-
ed by Langdon to give the prosecution
IN to file counter atlidavits TO those
filed by Schmitz i'll support OF his
motion for a change Of venue. IIeney
astonlshed every body Ill the courtroom
by the announcement that 1t was not
the intention Of the prosecution to order
Schmitz into cuj,ciy pending his trial.
u. w. Irving, @ prominent mining
man Of Diamondiield who Ia heavily
interested in the water works there, DR..
Quicker, a prominent physician OF San
Francisco and q inning mar OF standing
III the southern country, j. l.. Kalfus,
oDe OF the lessees Of the famous Mo-
hawk mine, Louis SchIoss, one OF the
principal owIeB Of the Kewane mine,
who lives at Goldfeld, and Joseph
Schloss who lately got possession OF the
Resurrection mine at Mountain City,
arrived last night md left for Mountain
City by private conveyance this morn
ing,
Miss Maude Adams, the well known
actress ID having built for her use a epe.
cial car, the like Of which has never be-.
fore Geen on the railroad. 1t will be q
combination Of living apartments and
a completely equipped theatre for the
rehearsal OF cen and one-act pieces.
1t will be known rs the tinker Bell
and will cost from S25, 900 to $50, 900
when fully furnished.
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49, sAtUaDAla AlLY.
Salmaaundi.

,,,dpe brown returned from Pioch,
-, No. 3 this Afternoon.
Mr.. ,I.hn Drily aud Miss Beryl Frencl
,sr nm ,l..J mornings stage for Cole
Cner.
Tho rL .;r rur tue decoration Day
,,.i. vi meet ut H." Odd Fellows
i'm M,u iay nigh'. May 20 Ii at y O'Clock
nm \ full attendance IL requested.
n is r, ported that the scnth. IN Pa
citc and the Santa F. have combined
ogaj,st the Clark road, and that u
fierce battle viii DO waRed in Nevada.
The Journal says Reno is full OF tin
Lotp ,arn blers whn run crooked games
and .!,a: most " the resorts are simply
d.ad,,.s Sbere met are taken in and
robbed.
Mfr. f.. T. Daily. who has been here
several days visit .pR his sister, Mrs.
French, lett on No. 3 this afternoon for
his home IN Indi ma. lie viii return by
way nf San Francisco and L-s Angeles
Tho Western Pacific track crossed the
Utah Nevada line Saturday mig hit and
unIay moru,nR the first engine OF the
new line to run on Nevada soil was run
10 the end OF the track with q car Of
rails and ties.
The K no journal Gays TINT a boy
trsmp WIS tied tn the fence OF the cattle
ourral the other morn 'nR and robbed Of
his shoes and q her wearing apparel.
lie vas gwen n pair Of shoes and went
to the police tunoD and reported the
robbery.
Mr.. John Salin, whose home is in
Swe len, and who has been working for
Few years mt the iron works Rbont 6
miles beloH Padisade, was killed On the
railroad May IL. rhs funeral was held
yesterday from tie Palsade school
house. Mr.. Day OF ElKo had charge OF
the service.
The United Railroads company seems
10 have tie bees, OF the San Francisco
strike. Ten OF it's lines were in opera.
ton yesterday, without serious inter-
ference. Tho railroad officials believe
the strike II broken, but the union men
deciarc themselves satisfied with the
situation.
I. X. stewart will hive charge OF the
Post Il Telegraph survey in this state
and will immediately brgin surveying q
line from Salt Lake TO Ely aud from Ely
to tie southern country, thence 10 Reno.
From Reno the line will extend over
the mJnutuIDs TO San Farncsco.
The uAues Of B. @. McBnde, II. l.
Jones and II. &. Cazicr, who graduated
at the university last year. have been
forwarded to the war department for
insertion In the Army Register. JOnee
and Mcbride were captains Of the cadet
military companies and Cazier was Ii
first lieutenant. All arc Elko county
boys.
The a"rraignmcnt 81 MB. Walter
EroHtn took place before Judge Brissell
Tuesday morning, md sho was held 70
answer before tho grand jury Tor the
killing Of her husband ON the night OF
May ) On motion Of her attorneys,
Mn. CrOnin was admitted to bail in the
sun OF II 900, which VIA promptly
furnished and che wns set free from
her confinement III the Jail, where she
has renamed since the night OF the
Hagcdy.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24

Piles are dangerous but do not oub.
init to M operation until you have first
tried Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy.
II 10 put up in collapsiblo tubee with a
nozzle that nllows IL to DO applied exact
" where IL Ia needed. IL YOU have
itching. bleeding or p%roirudine pilcs and
Man Zan docs not relieve, money re-
funded. Soothos and coois. Rcliyes at
once Sold by Elko Drug Go,
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IIeIImau,nt Notlor.

APEX GOLD MINING COMPANY. Principal
place Of bushes, Elko. Eiko County, Nevada.
General oniee outside of Nevada, ala Atlas
Block. Salt Lake City, Utah. Location OF
mines, Gold Mountain Mining district, Pluto
County, Utah.
-NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account Of As
sessment No. l OF one and one half un) cents
per share. lowed on the 9Th day OF April, 1907.
the several amounts set opposite tho names OF
the respective shareholders rs follows:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24

Aud in accordance with law and an order o
the Board o Directors made on The sth day OF
April, 1907, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may he necessary will be sold at
public auction ut the once of the company o,
2ii Atlas Block, Salt Luke City, Utah, on
Tuesday the 18th day of June, 1907 at four
O'Clock p, M, to pny the Delinquent assessment
thereon; together with the costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
GIDIos SNYDER, Secretary.
FIRST Publication May. IL, 1907
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24

W. F.. Bridgemap, secretary OF tho
Elko TOwnsite Company, arrived from
Denver last night.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mr.. and Mn. Mallett returned from
California last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09

Some Guesses at apan
The Child Labor Problem
The New Morality. h, \.
The Crunlbing Empire Of the NIoors..
Motherhood: a Poem, y. ,.5. -.
Impressions ST the Esperanto Congress
The Progress Of Esperanto
NEW BOOKS REVIEWED; a
The Development Of Shakespeare as Dranatst.s;.,
sshaws New Volume Of Plays u. 4,
Oreser's Sister Carrie"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
Read the Times.
NJ A. Notice No. 1904
FOR PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND. OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Nov, Q, 1907.


Notice is hereby given that Mason Valley
Mines company.,a corporation Of Maine. by
Herbert X Gum, its attorney III fact whose
residence and postoiiice address is Neriirgton.
Nevada. has made application tor United states
patent io' tie Cottonwood mining claim situ-
ated III Mason Mining district, Lyon County.
Nevada, embracing 1898 linear feet ~ length
almg sail Cotton.e osd-~leIe. ling cIaitil-and
surface ground moi exceeding 900 tvet wide.
being survey No. $40 and described III the Fl Id
notes and plat ot h- official survey file il this
office with nagnetic variation al 10 50, east,
foli). ):
Commencing at corner MOL from which cor
ner the quarter section corner on south. bound-.
aryof Section 81 Township Is North, Range 81
east NJ. y. VI bears north ~ 20 west SIS y iect
distant thence north 81 lo' east $40 feet; 10
corner M !; thence north 8 40 west i43s.S feet
10 corner No 8, til nee south So ~ west 59)
tcet to corner No A.; thence south 3 A. east
1913 fest to corner No {, the place OF beginning
containing total net OF 5000 acres, there
being no conflicts
"A This claim is io-ated in the unsubdividei pof-
tions OF Townships aud J. 5 north. range IS.
east NJ. ID. NJ.
said Cottonwood 10 lie location mining claim
being of record III the Office Of the County Re
corder at Dayton in Lyon County. Nevada, 10
book .Be OF Mining locations, page 762 and
book sCu Mining Locations pages SO aud 7o7
respectively. recOfdS OF Saiu county. Inc near
est known locations being Bachelor No and
Bachelor No. o both survey No, 27o4: Maiachite
No tand Malachite Fraction, both survey No
2797.
| direct that this notice be published in the
YERINGToN TIMES, at Yeringtoii. Lyon county
Nevada the newspaper published nearest TO said
mining claim, for period OF nine consecutive
weeks.
LOUIS J COIN, Register
Bradley, Pschel, Hardness, Salt Lake City
Utah. claimant 5 attorneys.
FIRST III hlicaf ion dated November Is Inn-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
RESOLUTION.

Whereas. 1t has become known by.in-
vestigation that a quantity of first quail
itv of wood stave pipe of a suitable size
is available for tile prompt Installation
of the water system i'll the city of Yer
iastoii; aaL, s
Whereas, The said pipe has been, OF in,
vestigation, found to be equally as, ser
vicable s,steel pipe; and,
Whereas, An available head for s. p
ply reservoir of 200 feet altitude equ: u
for domestic purposes; and,
Whereas, F. o. Stickney, to who1,i d
franchise is granted to supply the city
| of Yerington with water for dome 8 L
and other purposes, has consented to 81
stall an immediate temporary fire *
tinguishing water system, awaiting the
budding of thepermanent water systen's
Now, therefore, in consideration OF tle
premises, be it
Resolved, That Ordinance No. IS, en-
titled An Ordinance granting to F
O. Stickney, his successors in interest
and assigns, afranchise, to supply, foi
hire, the city of Yerington and all adj
ditions thereto, and the inhabitants there
of whitewater for HE 4es.tingniss.liic:lt Of
fire, domestic and other purposes, and
other matters relating thereto, be amend
ed in the following particnl lars, to, wit.
Section 5 of said ordilance shall obs
amended i'll subsection, second, ane
subsection, twelfth. as follows.
Second. That the pipes and mains foi
| the CARRYING, conductio1 and distributing
of water for the purposes aforesaid, shall
be wood stave pipe of good quality, and
of such size as the CITY, Council may di-
rect, and shall be laid subject to the
supervision and control of the city engi-
neer, who shall at all times, exercise
such supervision only to protect the in
terests of the city, and see that the main
and distributing pipes shall be. laid with
due regard to the sewerage system here
after by said city of Yerington, to, be
constructed and maintained.
Twelfth That said grantee or his
assigns, shall maintain water at an ele-
vation of at least { -00) two-hundred feet
sufficient to continuously supply -four
fire streams, each through a one-incl
ring nozzle, running simultaneously .ur-
der full head for at least four successive
hours
And, That this resolution be and is
hereby ordered published for period OF
four weeks in the Yerington Times, .
weekly newspaper of general circulation
published weekly in the city of Yering~
ton, beginning with the issue of Satur-
day. Nov. g: 1907 ,aand ending with the
issue of Saturday, Dee. 6, 1907.
Resolution passed and adopted this :
day of -----, 1907, by the follow
ing vote of the City Council.
Ayes Ross, Snyder.
( Absent Some.
Nays Gallagher,
Resolution approved this, the 31st day
of Oct. A. D., 1907.
JUDSON G. r. SMITH, l
Mayor of the City of Yerington. !
Attest: w. I. POWERS,
Clerk of the City Council, and
the City of Yerington.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
Bill No. -.
ORDINANCE NO. q

An Ordinance providing for the con-
struction of cement sidewalks on Main
street within the corporate limits of
the city of Yerington, providing the
manner of construction thereof, the
mode OF enforcing the same and other
matter relating thereto, and fixing a
penalty for the violation thereof.
The City Council of the City of Yer
ington do ordain:
Section l. That all persons owning,
claiming or having the charge, manage
ment or control of any lot or lots 'front.'
ing OH both sides of Main street III. the
city of Yerington, throughout its entire
length along the building line thereof,
as by Ordinance 20, heretofore estab-
lished, i'll front of which cement side
walks have not heretofore been laid as
required by the provisions of this Ordi-
nance be, and they hereby are required
to lay said sidewalks in front of their
property on or before the first day of
June, 1908.
Sec. 2. Said persons are hereby re-
CURED to lay said sidewalks of cement,
with first-class materials, III good and
workmanlike manner and in accordance
with specifications on hle III the office OF
the City Engineer of said city, and such
sidewalks shall be constructed so as to
correspond with and conform to the es-
tablished grade of said street and of
width, as follows: Between the south
side of Pearl street ON the north, and
the north side of Grove street on the
south, and the points opposite on both
sides of Main street, said walks shall be
laid ten feet wide from the building line,
which has by Ordinance been heretofore
established. The remainder of the dis
lance each way to the city limits, the
sidewalks shall be laid not less than six
feet wide from said building line.
sec. 3 Any person or persons own
ing, claiming or having the charge, man
-agement or control of airy such lot or
lots fronting on either side of said por-
ton of said street. falling or neglecting
to comply with the provisions of this
Ordinance, upon conviction shall be
fined i'll any sum not exceeding twenty
five dollars, for each day he She or they
shall neglect or fail to SO construct said
sidewalk after the expiration of fifteen
days from and after the 1st day of June,
1908, and may be imprisoned until the
said fine is satisfied III the proportion of
one day for each dollar of said fine, and