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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-21

group OF six copper ciuin.s from Child.
ress d Pool III the Ravenwood DISTRICT
Tour miles from Malloy. Tho oonsidera.
aon is not made public but ia said 10
run INTO five big figures.
Ralph Roseberry, Paul Roseberry and
WIN. f. Bahteu, who recently ACQUIRED
some copper properties in the vicinity
OF Ely, ale in town preparatory to maxi
ing a prospecting tour through the
northern part Of the county.
Thugs assaulted and robbed a mail
clerk at Nina last Saturday night. Al
ter relieving him Of $50 they bound him
with ropes 10 a freight car, where he
was found and rescued by tho night
watchman.
Joseph Smith, who was shot by Frank
wilson ut Lander several days ago, and
Who WAS brought to Elko for treatment,
ls rapidly recovering from the wound
inflicted. He is now able ~ walk about,
but with considerable effort.
Tie trial OF Harry Orchard, the con-
fessed murderer Of Governor Steupen-
berg aud eighteen others, has been con.
iinued until after the cases OF Mover,
Haywood and Pettibone have been dis
posed OF. A for NAL order ad~journing
Orchards trial for the present term OF
court has been entered 10y Judge Wood
at Caldwell.
1t appear5 that Mayor Schultz of
San Francisco, although convicted OF a
felony, ls entitled to hold his office I'M
III his appeal bus been disposed OF by
the Appellate or Supreme court Of Cali
torEla. At the last session Of the Cali
lorna Legislature, Abe Ruef succeeded
IN slipping an amendment to the existing
law, providing Tor just such a condition
as now confront 8 the convicted mayor
Thirty witnesses summoned by the
State to testify against w. d. Haywood
have been given :heir mileage and ex-
Pc ises and sent home. Follow
IA" Senator Borah's ment
'h"t the State will close its case in a day
or two, this dismissal Of witnesses is
aiken rs an indication that the pro ecu
tIon ID about through it's evidence with
which the vast conspiracy OF the mining
region and the murder OF Steunenberg
was to have been proved.
The finding OF the body OF Mise Ella
BoltzIander i'll the Truckee River at
Reno is causing the police OF that city
considerable worry, They are divided
between the theorp OF murder on one
side, and suicide on the other. Two
girls have stated that they saw
Il man push the woman into the stream,
while friends Of the deceased say she
had frequently threatened to commit
suicide.
Mrs. Irene Clark, a daughter Of Judge
Young, OF Reno, claims to have been
ebot and robbed last Saturday night ut
Tonopah. Although the case is sur
rounded in mystery, Mrs. Clark polnts
to a bnllet wound in her ear, an abras.
ion Of the cheek, the loss OF her purse
and a gold comb rs evidence that che
WINS shot and robbed. \ peculiar feat
ure Of the case ia that while the alleged
assault was made on the street at a COM
parItively early hour, nobody heard the
pistol shots or saw the attack. The To-
nopah police are Investigating the case.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Walter llulery and H. Scherzbers at
fu]scarora, Nevada, and known under the
firm name OF ilulery & S~oherzberp,
has ny ruu,al consent been dissolved,
b. Scherzberg having purchased tho in
tereet IN tho business owned by Walter
Huley.
Al money due said irm win DO pay
able 10 f.. Schetzborg and all debts Of
ssid iitm will be paid by him.
WAITER HULERY,
T. SoHERzDERu.
TUscAEoR, Nrv. June O, 1867.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-21
EROM DAILY
Salmagundi.

ied Carvillo arrived from Notrc Dame
"ol'cge Saturday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. r.. X. Newman arrived
rom California yesterday on No. 4.
Mics ldn Bru(rcy returned 10 her
nome ut Mineral Till yesterday.
Wv. Boohcr In in Reno IN attend
a"oe nl0n tho Grand Lodge Of tho |
o.o.F.
claude ArmGt rong arrived from Reno
saturday on n visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
nj. Bradley.
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NOTICE TO SHEEP MEM.

AT a regular meeting Of the State
Board Of Sheep Com missionen OF Ne.
vada, held III Reno on April 4th, It WIS
ordered that all sheep in Nevada ust
DO dipped before July 10, 1907, Tor
Spring dipping, once il clean, and twice
II infected with soab. Tho Same rule
will apply to Fall dipping before sheep
are allowed to go 10 winter range. An
dipping must be donc under inspection.
This order is necessary to eradicate
scab existing On tho Nevada raDgee
and to have tile existing quarantine
raised.
BY order OF the Beard.
OHM WARD, Pres.
ii. L. NIooLs, Secty.
Da~,ed:--Rcno, Nov, April 4, 1907,
OGic o,OSeriand Hotel.
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rroM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

II, Cole md Miss u lusteln, nurses
Rnliug hospitnl, will leave for
Angeles OH No. 3 this evening.
o.r, 10 the prevalence Of scarlet
,rere will he no Baccnlaureate
s.ry;,,s at tho Presbyterian church TO-
mcrrCw.
~, account o, the prevalence OF ecar
,,,.o, in Town, .here will be NJ ser
";a,.o =, III, Episcopal church tomor-
row.
Sheriff Clark has thirty prisoners in
Ala county jail. This ts I'M unusually
large number inr this time OF the year.
o,,lIy number 81 these are hoboa
10 Lay,. been sentenced for petty
,Toraas. When the weather cleurs up
.bey should be PCT to work on the chain
pc"g.
Tho |. O. o. +. grand encampmcnt
ms,,a in Reno Monday and the grand
b,,e Oh Tues lay. 9. w. Grover and
" ~. Bo,her will leave OH No. 3 to-
rorny Ia attend both bodies. Mr..
p,,,er will return Thursday on the
Go, ,,oir that stops at Elko.
S.y.tsl Of the state papers are Jump
iDp upon Van Duzer again. whnt do
,he. hope to gain by stirring up his
pu,il corpse? The poor devil is with
on, irienls or %apologists III the State
and nothing eau be gained by dragging
his corpse from the grave.
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a., T,n.,,rd Mica vo,hu,,
.,,a.. ,o Tia buillin, ,as, n, tho
49,. ,.,.Iy o.cu,i.d NV. Nrs RIM
n,st o,,sa ~,.st,ur.nt EIuo
.., ,loco ha,IIv nrd ,he Iad;as
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,r,..ana,
munication from lee purportInR to give
Rr6soIu,Ion adopted by the Telephone
subscribers Of South Fork aud Mound
TI.,booo o,r,,,rv nm IN, hack. lint
..oo oro Ina s..n II, 10 father il Inv
H., ii, nam, with tho communica.
a., ,Lo ,,i,s -, ,Lis ,fico D., hid. 10
publication
The prosecution yesterday IN the Hay
s61i casa devoted Itself to
NIX Ofchhrls evidence 10y the roc
oris OF Tho poitoiires at San Francisco
and ID nvcr ,raccl a registered letter
IRON y. WOLF at IT'D Stout street,
Denver, which was the address ot Petit
bones store, Ia y. Dempsey nj San
Francis %, sent III August i'oi, when
Dempsey VIVA tine nlim used by Orchard
IN San Franuisoo. lie swors that the
letter contained 300. The heicn u did
but little cro~.DxiniDg anu contonted
It Ell with a general objection 10 all tho
testimony offered, and siIo that the
Pnkcr,ona arranged Tor tile attendance
Of all Witnessed.
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' 'fp' o rf,
o"'' 'li"''""'7 hfc a''cr coh''c'iop' 'N"'
the sheriff. 10 the absence OF any show
ing, judge Dnnno II .ol To consider
The application and Schmitz Iet, tho
court room clio ,cly followed by Il deputy
sheriff. Judge Cnmpbcll stntcd TINT he
yarld submit tho appIicn,ion tbis morn .
ing and make the pupcr showing.
The body OF u man named Il. /. Abra'
ham, Il hricklngc', wHH found lying TN n
bed III tn" Arizona rooming house in
uo'dlie!d Sunday morning, death hnv
ing como from natural causes. a note
BOOK found Oh the hoiy wna the means
OF Identification. Abraham, according
70 tile proprietor, never hired n room al
Tic house and the authorities believe
That tho maI. WA stricken with illucss
The house in search Of II place to liz
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VIVA, n. Wanted.

Papa" said Jimmleboy, M no
Watched the new canary with much in.
terest, when the bird dies can I have
his whistler"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Frank Hackett, while using spli,
saw Thursday, met with an accident
resulting in the loss of his thumb and
Alice Brown Of STAFFORD visited Mrs.
Griffith Thursday and FridaY.-Glenn
Dewey underwent a successful opera
tion for appendicitis last week Tues
day.-Mrs. Palmer and daughter. Zoe.
have returned to Richmond after visit
ing at DR. D. F. bearing s.--Miss Molly
Bingham is at home for a few DAYS
Charles Burbank and daughter have
been guests at Lisle McIntosh's the
past week.-Mrs.. Dexter of Providence,
r. l., a former resident, visited her
daughter, Neda, at J. NJ. Kibby's a few
days last wcck.-Mrs. James NJ.
Thompson and daughter of Montpelier
are visiting here.-Raymonl Whitcomb
is visiting relatives in Barre.-Mr and
Mrs. Burton Tenncy and daughter.
Dorothy, of Barre arrived Saturday to
remain with Mrs Ruth Tenney until
WcdnesdaY,-Mss Myrtle Cow, who
visited three weeks at II. H. Whit
combs. returned home to Barre last
wcck.--Miss Charlotte Hackett and
niece, Miss Prentiss. visited in st.
Johnsbury last Week.-Mrs.. Emily
Lamb has moved to the Dickerman
block.-A. b. Bohonon and family are
visiting relatives in Waitshold.--Les-
ter f.. Ashley has returned from Bos-
ton, where he went to attend the flu
neral Of cousin, Mrs. Jewett,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
THE STORY OF GRAHAM FLOUR.

Graham -four Is so named from DR..
sylvester Ora ham. who in 1929 first used
and strongly recommended foods made
from unholted -four. The Graham bread
and crackers made in those DAYS were
coarse and unpalatahIe and were eaten
more as dietary obligation than as an
enjoya hlc food
But, in accordance with the theory Of
DR. era ham, foods made from this flour
proved to he very beneficial The diges-
ton was strengthened-the appetite i'm
proved--and the coarseness Of the four
had a stimulating effect upon the dices-
tive organs.
The Graham foods, through experiment
and skill. became more and more palat-
able until finally the real Graham Crack
er-thc tempting food-was produced by
the National Biscuit company. Its
flavor is that Of the sweet. nutty kernel
Of wheat, almost dessert-it is 50 rich
and delicious. Used instead of bread at
any meal, IL furnishes an agreeable
change. For lunch or late supper II sat
sfactorly takes the place Of meats and
| heavy food and leaves none Of their Ill
effects. As cereal at breakfast. moth
| ing can excel Graham Crackers and
cream
The National Biscuit company Graham
| Crackers are packed in moisture and
| dust-proof boxes, keeping In all their
oven crispness. freshness and flavor.
When YOU open box It Is equivalent to
| taking them from the oven, and there
| fore Graham Crackers should he served
| from the original package TO he enjoyed
at their best. All grocers keep the Ora +
| ham Crackers of the National Biscuit
! cOmnanV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

There will he a lawn party on the Con-
grcga tional Church lawn Thursday after
noon from four 10 seven o'clock.-Mrs.
Lucy Durkee of lakeport, n. H., is at
A W. Rallards for few weeks MIR
and Mrs. Daniel Blake and daughter Of
South la wrencc, Mass, are visiting hts
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blake
George f. Miner Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
who las recently been elected president
of the Brooklyn Society OF Vermonters
Is spending a few days here at the
"Cobbe" Mr.. Miner is much interested
in all Nermonters residing in New York
or Brooklyn and would bc very glad to
meet or hear from all such. His business
address Is % Broad street New York city
r. s. Durkec returned to his home in
Pennington Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Jaycox have returned from their
wedding trip and are at Charles Flints-
a daughter was born To Mr. and Mrs
LaCasso recently .-Frsnk c. Clark Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa was a visitor at
Mrs. Mary L. Smiths last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
JENNIE FITZGERALD'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, District o!
GhIAfnndnr

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
Chittenden.
The Honorable. the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
of Jennie Fitzgerald. late of Burling-
ton, in said district, deceased
Whereas. application hath been made
to this court IN writing, by the admin
istrator of tho estate Of Jcnni" Fitz-
gerald, late of Burlington, dccca sed
praying for license and author
ity to sell the whole of,thc real estate
of said deceased, for the payment Of
debts and charges of administration,
setting forth therein the amount Of
debts due from said deceased, the
charges of administration. the amount
OF personal estate AMI the situation Of
the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed
and assigned the 18Th. day of August.
1907, at the Probate Court rooms. in
said district, to hear and decide upon said
application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing
said order. together with the time and
ly in the Burl ington Weekly Free Press,
a newspaper which clrculates In the neigh.
borhood of those persons Interested in
said estate. all which publications shall
be previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified 70
appear before said court at tho time and
place assigned. then and there in said
court. to make your objection to tho
granting OF such license. II you see cauuc.
Court rooms, this 3lst day of July,
1907.
NJ. NELLIE FLYNN.
5.W3t Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
INSURANCE co. SUED.
Mary 4. Degree and Josephine Nc
Donald Seek to Recover $1,000.

The suit Of Mary A. Degree and Joseph
inc Mcdonald of Burlington VS.. the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company of New
York, an action Of asSHmpsit to recover
$1,000, was entered Monday in Chittcn-
den county court, Tho suit Is returnable
al the September term OF court.
The plaintiffs seek 10 recover the amount
of life insurance policy issued by the
defendant company December 81. 1901 on
the life OF Fred Degree, who died August
is. 1905. The plaintiffs claim that the pre-
miums on the policy were duly paid and
that proof of death was sent TO the com
pany. Darling & Mower and j. j. En-
right appear for the plaintiffs.
The Mutual life Insurance company
withheld payment OF the amount Of tho
insurance, claiming that a false answer
was made by the insured with reference
TO his habits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
DON'T WANT JAIL SITE
Overwhelming Majority against
Its Purchase by the City.
Only 65 Out of Az Voters Declare in
Favor of che Proposition, whereas
~ signed Petition for the
Meeting.

At yesterdays city meeting, held to
determine whe ther the citizens would
authorize the pledge of the credit Of the
city for sum not exceeding $1,000 for
the purchase of the present Jail property,
the proposition was turned down by a
majority OF 3i7. The whole number Of
votes cast was Az, of whch 65 were
in favor of the purchase Of tho property
and 4i2 opposed to it. 1t was noticeable
that the petition to Mayor Bgclow for
the meeting was signed by II voters,
whereas only Is voted in favor Of the
acquisition OF tho property by tho city.
The meeting was called to order az
three o'clock by Mayor Bigelow. City
Clerk NJ G. Grandy was chosen clerk.
There was no one present who cared to
present the resolution for the purchase
Of tho property and after 1t had gone
begging for a sponsor. It was offered by
oscar Hoinlngcr. as matter of formal
ity. Tho resolution was as follows:
Resolved: that the city Council with
in and for the city Of burlington, be
and the same Is hereby authorized TO
pledge tho credit Of said city by issuing
the negotiate bonds or notes Of said
city for an amount not exceeding
eleven thousand dollars. for the purpose
of purchasing Of the County Of Chit
tenden, for the use Of thn public. the
land and premises situated in the north
side Of Main street now used by said
county for jail purposes.
Burlington Vt, July 81. 1907.
The boxes were closed at eight o'clock
last evening and the result of tho ballot
was announced five minutes later.
THE VOTE RY WARDS.
The vote by wards vas as follows
WARD ONE.
yes, E no; no majority &c.
WARD TWO.
yes. Is no; no majority 81
WARD THREE.
) yes, rs no; no majority 70.
WARD FOUR.
: yes, 20 no; no majority 50.
WARD FIVE.
% yes, 70 no; no ma iority 81.
WARD SIX.
IA yes, 81 no; no majority 81.
Asked last evening by a Free Press
representative whether the new Jail would
be erected on the present site, Thomas
Reeves, the resident member of the Chit
tenden county jail commission said:
81 don't know what we will do or what
we can do. The commission will meet
very soon, perhaps tomorrow. If we can
get together. There is at present no Of
fer for the property. all of the previous
offers having been withdra wn.''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
LAW INTERPRETED.
Automobiles May Run Fast II There
Is No CnreIessncss.

The case against l.. G. Clark for nogl-
gently and carelessy running an automo-
bile on the Shelburne road was disposed
of In city court Tuesday morning. the
respondent being found not guilty. The
case was heard some time since.
1t was alleged that Mr., Clark was run
ming his automobile in the Potash brook
neighborhood at speed exceeding 10
miles an hour. Evidence to contradict
that was not introduced. Mr.. Clark's at
torney claimed that there was no careless
ness or negligence. as the highway was
clear and no one was In sight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
MICHAEL BROWNS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court.
for the District of Chittcnden.
ested in the estate of Michael Brown,
late of Burlington, in said district, de-
ceased
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made
to this court In writing, by the ad-
Brown, late of Burlington, deceased,
praying for license ana authority
to sell the whole of the real estate
of said deceased. for the payment of
debts and charges Of administration,
setting forth therein the amount Of
charges of administration. the amount
of personal estate ami the situation of
tho real estate.
Whercupon, the said Court appointed
and assigned the l1th day of August,
1907, at the Proba' Court rooms. In
said application and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof to he
given 70 all persons interested therein,
BY publishing said order, together with
weeks successfully in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, n newspaper which
circulates in the nelghborhood OF those
persons interested in said estate. ali
to the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at tho time
and plac" assigned. Their and there In
the granting Of such license II you
see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms, this goth day of July,
1907.
NJ, NELLIE FLYNN.
5.w3t Register
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.

way as investment, or for possible
| future use for the location of a power
! house. This house Is now vacant and
could without large expense he fitted
| up as a club house. Several members
of the Montpelier lodge reside in Barre
and II the house can he purchased for a
| reasonable sum it is believed the trade
will be made.
In a dispatch sent out from New
| bury, published in the Free Press Mon
| day morning. covering the cclcbra-
ton of the S7th birthday of John Mer-
lrill Goodwin OF that village. the state.
mcnt that MIR. Goodwin is the only
surviving veteran in Vermont Of the
Mexican War is not in accordance with
the facts. Washington county has two
veterans of that war who are very
much alive, Maj. l.. NJ. Grout of Water
bury. who addressed the Washington
County Veterans association reunion
at Dewey Park last week and James
Tcmpleton of Worcester. Another
veteran of that war whose name IL
not now recalled is living in the viii
llagc of Randolph.
The office Of engineer for maintenance
Of way has been created by the man
tgement OF IN" MontPon' Neils
| RIVER ana 'arre ra''roaoS IS NJ Ray
| warn ol 81 Jo'hSo"rS mas peeh appoint
10 that position ana Will enter upon
his duties August 1.
| INC case ol S'ato against NoIann hlan-
chard for alleged cruelty to animals
July "A in saturatirg with turpentine a
eat belonging 10 a. W. F"rrin was tried
| "SdHN afternoon pel"r' Johh -
Wing acting city 1udge ana jury
states Attorney BENJAMIN Gates and
'ltN Grand Juror {. NJ Heaton appeared
Tor inc state ana f' ~ I'oaNl't ror thc
respondent WHO was acquitted ana dis
| charged.
Col. G. S. Forbes of 81. Adams was in
Town TUESDAY 10 meet Mrs. ROBERT a.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
VERMONT NOTES

The second annual regatta of the I.c
Beau LNc Boat club will be held on
crystal lake, Barton. Friday afternoon.
August Q.
Mrs Chloe Ann Eddy OF West Rrattlo-
horo is dead at tho age Of IS wears Mrs.
Eddy had been IL for 80 years, most OF
which time she was confined to her bed
She was born in Stratton.
A new barn is being erected. tho
track graded and everything put in
good condition for the 35th annual
Dog River Valley fair to be held at
Northfeld September II, is and 10.
The Rev. Y. NJ. Fowler. pastor Of the
Methodist Church at Randolph. has re-
signed and will leave in two weeks for
Kingston, Ala, where he has a position
as principal Of preparatory school.
William Rogers and Jack shea Of
Barre arranged to race their horses TO
Montpelier on a wager. the winner 10
take both horses. When half way
there Sheas horse gave out and Rog-
crs took the horses home
Mrs. L. NJ. stannard of Lowell has a
sermon preached IN the Old South
church in Boston January q ,7,s Its
subject Is The Ear,houake Divine
Visitation the occasion for rho theme ha.
ing the eartbn,atn NJ tho nrovrops M
vemher.
Five members Of the italian Pleasure
club took an outing on Berlin pond
and while sailing so,nobody "rocked
the boat" and all FIVE larded in the
water. They were rescued without
serious damage. hopinr their parents
would not ind it out,
While taking spin in his auto, H. g
Barber, Brattleboro attorney, was held