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day Of june, A. p. is9st g two o'clock N the
afternoon Ia the highway neat duane j. Wood
residence, ihe following ueseilhea property. 70
wiz One McCofmiek earu binder, one Omega
II }. sLANT0N Deputy sheriff.
Dated AZ bafre 3, tAe apth Jay 81 May, 1877.
~
FOR SALE Lease ana furnishings Of good
restaurant proposition 10 Vermont Reynolds
Real Estate Company. Burlington 70 6t5
80 81 ------.---
EGE AAif.-@ Boston hukA terriers PURE
breed aud nicely marked. Seven weeks pid.
Two naies ard one female FRANK u Netting,
Flainheia. w.. SOTO
EUh "a - se4sll ln9naiileil ~ Atlslntss v
10 ~ miles ~ Boaton. rally equipped with
machinery arg sioos q nnishea work Good
reasoHs ioF sfiitne. iaFssH EaHta Nele1i9ed
address ~ IDS ehsee. HsE
FOR SALE Oh TO IEAsFA light Barre
quarry. located on tehHle INT. Known as The
ianeeield qiaffYs Apply = Jas. 0eakes Wrp-
sferNlilei W 5Ntis
wpeNilteIs, once taeless aIaMins tagles, 10y
e -.,3 80 y, ss,,s NV ei.es,s s.,s ~ 49,
once :, Ss ~ W "a ems map e5ria Rn;iir
FOR sKIF-Gienwood parloT stove. IN GOOD
ORDER also one wood cook stove Can Be seen
at e Maple avenue q eaA g ~ haies ploek,
y. -. ,.,-.-- .----
fQN SAIL Qh hhAIt-une Nafiensi easn
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

Taken BY virtue Of Al execution to me direet-
ed and will be sold At puhiio auction 10 satisfy
said execution as the law directs, on the i5th
day Of June. A. b. 1885,. So two O'Clock IN the
afternoon Ia the highNayneaf Duane J.. Woods
residence the following described property 10
wiz One Mccormick corn binder, one Omega
milk separator ana foaf calves.
H. }. SLANT0N. deputy sheriff.
Dated at Barre Vt, tais a0th day 81 May, 1901.
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LOsT AND F0UND.

LosT-A pocketlOok, containine check and
Dme bills VIII hnder fetafn q KeadfieEs
drug store. 6ais
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~ RisNI-F E7nished raosns Apply to Mrs
sauie, ~ !, Cable street d9td
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FOR Rem r. Cottage house, corner Hin ana
Perry Streets. Rest sf0Q9 Two down stzirs
tensments, Perry street. Rent each, ss.ga
s9e. One down stairs tenement. Foster street.
Rent, SgD1. One g-rooln tenement BrancA
street. kent Si200. One down stairs teue-
meut Branch street. Rent. $500. Call az ii
a. Phelps +. Academy street. "a n. u. Phelps
Co hardware store la41
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no RES ia " exi4a4bie ans is4ts tenement ~
I'VE r0nns at 578 North Mails sttpet Apply Is
w AZ hidaef, ~ Summer street., Barre n /, 70A
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10 HfNr-- Down ssaii& senesacAs q faaY
rooms Spfaue writer and l1fth Is T8asn
street Also = eqttage 81 figeF3H1s 1T Is Plsin
street Spring mafcr Mrs. papua 6aSos
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III anyone having knowledge Of case
81 Bright's Disease OF Diabetes viii send
us tho name and address we win see
that they are sent fIll details Of this
important discovery. We sent for the
treatment and have il in stock.
Represented IA Barre BY Riekert S
Wells Of The Red Cross Pharmacy.
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w B. Hutchinson. mate Of one Of the
Island Steamers was ia the Honolulu
Hospital slowly dying with Briglts Dis
ease. President Otis 0i the Honolulu
Drug Co., got Fultou's Compound into
the case. Complete recovery
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FOX sALE--A coon SNOW rl0W
ratof oa. yoo ueed tsrm maehinery. have
4 complete hue
"A. W. ALLEN, sunngsids EAfm
TeihnhnnA IA aGll
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BUSINESS CARDS.

PRICES VERY REASONABLY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-06
Salmagundi.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Soc the cstray notice in this issue.
We regret TO learn THAT Mrs. Barllett's
condition Ia very serious.
Commissioner BrRgett nf White Pine
coHnty died the turc part 81 this week.
There are So vcraL applicants for the pc
aItior.
Have your pocketbooks ready when
the Christmas tree committee calls Oh
you aud shell out literally.
Charley Grover has installed IA tclc-
phone in the Elite market aud he will
give prompt attention TO all phone
orders. ..
The management Of the Bradley
Opera house will give u Ounce on the
night OF the sd. SEQ the announce.
mcnt for further particulars.
Chief Locpcr and Engineer Maxson
still hold onto their Offices III Reno.
Both defy Mayor Kirman to remove
them.
Tho Silver State says 100 miners are
employed in Goldbauk mining district
HUMBOLDT county.
Tho ta1 books are being hell open in
Cnreon To- allUw the Taxpayers to come
through wIthout paying tho penalty OF
their fuIiur delinquent.
Tho acqurtlM Of TREY H. Ford is the
lirst knockout tho defense bne scored IL
| Sau franuisco's graft trials. llency
Gays hc will land him before he quits.
At last accounts everything was quiet
in Goidti"id, but u general feeling uI
alarm was growing. Tie strccts wcr,
throngcj wish iiIr mcn and meetings o
the inner circle Of the union are bcInl
held tccquDntly. Nigilaut guards ar,
maintained at ain the banks and buiii
iucs controlled by the miEc wnerg.
rhc moving picture chow at the opcrt
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house tonight liz under the management
Of Messrs. lIyman and C~ri,chley. Tie
hims are all new and the pictures are
tirs,-:'ass. |! YOU want to see some.
thug new and spend Il pleasant evening.
go to the opera house tonight,
Inc panic does not seoru to tie over.
The National Bank OF Commerce OF
Kansas City, Missouri, closed it, doors
yesterday. Tho bank il one 81 the old
tst and IL the largest financial instiiu-
ton III The city. The banks owes il.
depositors SiG,9I2, G9I 90.
While work:iS il0O icet underground
III tie GirouX Consolidated mine Mt Ely
Wednesday, tive miners we're imprisun-
ed III the mime by "A cave tim tiled the
shat for Il distance of 900 feet. Two OF
the min era were drowned, but the 9TH
ers were alive at last acco rn.e. They
are fed through Il pipe and every posi-
bic effort If being made to rescue the II,
Steps were taken last night to give
th, children OF Elkn "a public Christmas
tree. II IL the intention to raIss 500
or more 10y subscription Tor this purpose.
Every child i'll town between the ages uf
: and II years, inclusive, will receive
presents. In order that no child will be
missed Il committee was appointed 10
canvass the town and get the names and
ages ot the children. Parents can assis,
the committee 10y sending the names
and ages OF their children to Miss NJ. T..
tionch, chairman. See the nonce else.
where.
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Roth Eyes Blown Out.

TO have both oyee blown out in nh OK.
p]lcaiou mud his lace end head terribly
injured was the tate Of Frank Sherman,
who VIVA WORKING ou lEc Wcetcrn Pacific
tunnel near B,ws Saturday morning, 4
man named Boyd, Who was with Sher.
man at the time had three fingers blown
of.
Tho acGilcn, was duo to tic fact that
the mcn started To- drill III an unexpected
blast. When they began To Int the dfill
III the missed hole, tho powder vent off.
Sherman was Immediately oYer the hole
and received the fuil force in the face,
l1!oir Injuries were dressed by Or. Dow.
uoy, and tho men we're arnt 10 Salt
Lakc.--Ey ExpOsiior.
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Mine Owners Cancel Agreements.

In Mime Owners Association Of
Goldtield has decided to take the Of.
tensive III the industrial troubles i'll that
camp. Tile Association hhs sent "A
communication To the Miners Union
declaring that 10y reason OF the strike
declared on account of the payment OF
wages in scciP,tll agreements heretofore
made with the miners are abro lated.
The communication refers PARTICULAR
ly tc the agreement Of : pril Dist, which
terminated the worst strike in the
camps history. BY that agreement the
operators were to cUuii0ue iHc wage
scale OF - per day ar au cig hl-hour
day and the mIncrs agreed that no
strike or boycott wouia be officially de-
ciarcd by the mi III unless by Il two-
ihITiS vote NJ the organization and the
agreement was to rruualD m force TWO
years. Tho OperR'Crs declare this agree
mcnt ahruLatcd, AS the vote on the pres
ent S.rIka Was iRi,cn 10y a mur handful
and the question was not -uhr,il,rd 10 IL
referendum vote ns the toy IaNs of Che
union rcqUiTr.
Tile il taken rs AZ evidence IT the
intention of the operators 80 fight the
miners union 10 Il finish and to resume
work in time with M open camp nud Il
81 lay. 1t ia intended that the mine
all over Nevada JON with the
GOIdtield operators in this movement
and a tentative agreement to that effect
has been made.
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4 Novel Switching Tower

The most modern tower plnnt known
to railroads is beng erected by the
Western Pacific at Stockton, Cal. ut Il
point where Tint road crosses the Snnt!.-
crn Pacific line. It Will be operated b,
electricity aud il OF such fine adjust
ment hat II man can move a email lever
and give one train in either direction a
nght OF way and no train can come
within 800 feet Of the tower on the cross
line.
The moment u irnin on the main line
approaches the md Of the system come
900 feet from the plant, the Fact is
flashed in the tower and the exact rails
on which the train is operating are
shown, thus making it impossible To
make II miS.Bkc. At the same time all
other tracks are set IN such manner that
traips cannot run on them without
being derailed. An apparatus con-
nectc1 with the .systom records my
defects the instant n rock or soil clogs
up the wires and sounds M alarm that
the apparatus il not working properly.
\ fuse protects the apparatus at all
times md in case Of too strong O cur.
rent stops all Of the mcchnnism. EX-
pcrls declare il ia the best device yet
known to %railroading and tho Wcstern
Pacific intends using many OF them on
it, road.
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Public Christmas Tree.

The attendance Mt the meeting Thurs
Jay eight to make arrangements Tor a
puhhc Christmas tree WIS not as largo
as 1t should have been, but those pre.
sent started the ball rolling.
Nev. Geo. ii Greenfield called the
meeting TO order and nominated John
henderson Ter chairman and w. w.
booher Tor secretary. The nominations
seemed to suit those present and the
above named gentlemen were duly
elected.
After some discussion Il motion wsa
made and carried TIM, Elko have a
public Christmes celebration Oh Cbr,st.
mas eve.
Ih" chair appointed Mr.. c. b. Hem
ders a committee to r.terview Mr..
Bradley on getting the q ,ra house for
that ev, nmr. Mr.. ~IIeI.ocrBon soon re-
Turned nnd reported thai Mr.. Bradley
donated the use Of the opera house for
the celebration.
On motion the secretary was instruct
ed to request Mr.. Mcbride TO order two
large pine trees from Truckee for
Christmas trees.
ihe chairman WIS authorized to
appoint committees on suu cription, ar
Engagements, program, prc-ants, censue,
decorations and Ii purcnnsbmo conn
miitec.
On motion it WIS decided to give all
children III the town beI ween two and
'"nrteen years Of age. inclusive, presents
from the fund raised by punlic subecrip-
ton.
The chair appointed R,v. Percival
,. Smithc, ev. Geo. II. Greenfield and
&. ID. Henderson us the s~ubscuption
committee to canvass tile town for
funds.
On motion the chair n was given
further time to appoint tile remaining
committees aud the meeting then nd.
iourncd.
After the adjournment, the chair
named the different e, mmittees as
follows:
Program-Mrs. Lotbror, Mrs. Fred
Davis, Mrs. Lon Henderson, Mrs. Edgar
Remnant.
Arrangement. q. y. Gar liner, II. s,
Larcr, Rev Percivsl $. Sinithe, Rev.
Geo. ii. Greenfield, w. ". Bnoher.
Presents Mrs. J. l.. K"yser, Mrs. l.,
}. Wlntermate!, Mrs. fIl.!inbotham,
Miss Ida Russell, Miss Carr Taber,
Miss Hattie ~i;lark, aIru. John Butler,
Miss Minnie lteinker, Mrs. II. A.
Thompson, Mrs. Robert lIe~on.
Census Miss iinugh, Mrs. j.. G.
Harris, Mrs. Gen. Knoll, Miss E. E.
Fisher, Miss Rose Gnrdner
Decorauons-Mrs. Greenfield, Miss
G~"cndoiyn Davis, Mrs. Geo. =. Brown,
Mrs. {. j. Hood, Miss Ruth Russell,
Mrs. J. ID. Carroll.
Purchasing Commit Mrs. J. A.
Mcbride, Mrs. v. w. ,oher, Mrs. f.
NJ. Gutriuge, Mrs. l.. l. bradley, Mrs.
&. b. Henderson, Mrs. Geo. Letter.
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Notice To Parents,

AT he meeting at which it was de-
cidcd to have d Public Christ mas Tree,
1t WIS also decided that presents should
he given to oil children in tie Town Of
Elkc, between the ages OF two and four
teen ycars, inclusive.
All parents having chi!drcn between
the uges Of two and fourteen years, in
elusive, in tie Town Of ElK", are there
fore earnestly requested L send the
names Of their children, together with
their ages +" tho undersigned, so that no
child entitled to receive n present from
the Public Christ mas Tree will DO over.
looked.
Miss NJ. u. UoUGH.
Elko, Nevada, December Q, 1907.
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SalmaQundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAlLN'

rho presidents message WA mol """
TO congress yesterday.
Surveyor Have lett Tor Tn-'"r"'" '"''
morning.
SNEAKER Cannon WIG rc'rlcc''" !S'
to-day by a vote 81 2h7 to l5i Tor John
shnrp williams, democrat
Tho On ~ oi Mrs. Bradley on 'H"' '"'
,,,c murder Of Ex-senator brow" W"
,ivcn 10 tho jury late yoe'cf'"' "''''
noon
,rIo delay in cns'bonod trans ,I,py
woe cauacd by tho wreck "a ,''N''
,,oir n s,or, distance cas' 81 fai'4""''
Tour cors went into the ditch. "oo"''
wa hurt.
Mira. Elizabeth EvaDe hns filed ~" u"
IN Reno for 100000 dam"gcs "S"''" Wv
,+0ctiop company Tor injuries '""'n'"'" =
,h,ouuh ono Of ito cara col'id'"R VIII" "
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SalmaQundi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

tho attention Of CattlcmCn lie called 70
the al Of G.. G. rructt l. Sons in this
issuc. They have 600 head Of cattle Tor
safe. See the nd for further particulars.
Beside iilliug dwellings, aud buemcss
houses with dult md making II very
diaagrcuabic f"t people vito hal to he
ont, the wind yesterday blew over the
big ~emORcstack nt the mill.
In Germany it is etill cu5iDmnry to
plant fruit irCca n'onR hiRh"ayp. In
the province az Hanover there arc 1916
miles OF such rnads, along whIcI, there
arc iij,73i frutt trees.
Senator Hunter and associates have
made q rich eilvcr-lcad s,rike ou one 81
their claims ~ tho Richmond district.
Tho vein IL ahou! u foot wi ic and ,hc
ore ia vcry rich. It looks as II the
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SalmnQundi.
FROM s~ATURp d .il.r.

u;a Dora MaIIcit haS reiurUri frum
,,Au,L. She was compelled to give ar
,.hoo, work On account uf her eS es,
yn, attention is called t. the nd ot
-. Elite Market. This liz The plnce t.
su, yonr m"t rr' II.
III. Herald sa!s dmi II South m
p.,,tc com uIuy IL all ~ n',i at wrli-
80, II llnnn Quite IA dIiT essence ht
,ss.p that and the ruling price in Elko.
1,,s evidence Ui the Santa Fee car.
,.sness 10 certain little matters must
make Mr.. Paul Morton very glad TINT
J.. il nov connected with II company
,,a, never did auying out OF the way.-
OHIO State Journal.
At this writing no particulars Of the
death OF Mr.. Mitchell have been receiy.
i and il is not known whether he will
Iva brought hero for burial or not.
Charles Mitchell came III from iIuntinr.
up last night and took the train for
Sacramento
Ham McL'ain came from Iialleck last
night and still remams IN town. Though
#, rather feeble health, he is the same
genial, pleasant man that he was years
,su. nls many friends hope he will be
.pared many more years.
NcCabe 4 Steen, Western Pacific
Contractor, paid oil their men at the
eump west OF town thst forenoon through
the Henderson Banking Company. Thu.
pu, over si,' 90 Of real none ia circu.
,auou, a spIeudid thing for the town
Mr. +. \. Fnlkcrspn OF BeOwawe is in
luSn. lie told the reporter that the
Western Pacific contractors aau dis
charged fully 30 per cen Of the man at
Eofk III that section. Alec that three
cafe OF u cohl train iuupel the track
UeaT i;sowawc the other day and scat
tered coal all over the country.
Nearly every body Ia town WIS at the
opera house last night To see tile West
mustrels. All seemed tO expect some
Lhug good aud uHey we're not disnppoiu-
tel. iio opening scene WINS the prciti.
rst ever seen IN ElkO and the whole
slow wHs on 1t par with it. There was
nothing uuciran or suggestive about
tie I,kes and tho fun wWs fast and furi-
Ou.. IL wfs IA splendid snow.
Constable Happier brought Charles
smith from t'arliu today la serve a
sentence Of 80 days Tor carrying con-
realed weapons. Smith il IL fireman on
tue road and the night before Thanks-
giving he took too much booze aboard
aud became very qunrrcleUmc. With II
By pucErt Emf, open and up hls sleeve,
he stood Up several mon II u saloon.
The hnIi" finally I'll - the floor and
Constable Happier arrested mu tor
carrying concealed Weapons.
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Salmagundi.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Tho Esmrrnlda county grnud jury
returned sixteen indictments last week.
the commissioners looked aficr the
affairs or the county today.
llefbcr, liadr, the Wells merchant, IL
IN town iOpGIns after the taxes II II
umbcr %! people III ahat section.
Several - f.iko's chi1cus havc been
called to Carson hs witnesses before the
w.. ). gr md jury III whIskcy selling
cases.
Tic public mcciing at &. Is. IiGudct-
cons Office Ihursday night To CONSIDER
dpublic Christmas celebration deserves
the support md Attendance oi oycry one
10 town.
Scott Lower, who Wa indicted Tor
burning Wad-wOrth liant summer waa
acquitted ut Reno by the trial jury.
Tie proved u complete aIibi and Judge
Pike instructed tho jury TO acquit him.
Peter Jobnsuu, Il gambler ut Win.
IenuCrH, concluded no WIS rich and
had purchased about hnlf the places OF
business ~ that town. Tho police im-
tnrdIat"ly locked him W as inanne, and
he had been committed Ia the nsyium.
IL you are Interested III u Chrigtmns
cclebrdtiuu Tor all tho children Of Elko,
attend the meeting at Attorney licndcf-
sons ollirc Thursday night at 8 O'CLOCK.
Lot ia give the youngsters the time Of
Hieit lIvca on Christmas eve.
Mrs. IioIIu Dormor, the r%onopah
b%'osicr. lihs opened up the first br0kcr'
dRe Office ~ ltawhidc and ~ doing u
rushing business. SiIo IA one 81 Nevada q
wosi energetic Indies, and hns nnde
both money HIid success IN tho brokerage
business. --ltawhidc Rustlcr.
q. e.. Goodwin makes this comment
on striking tho motto, sin God wo TRUST,
from tho nov u. =. cOrU': "Bsrnn'"
tho,e who trust In God AZ n tuio nova
daya have worry littlo coin, aud those
who have tho coin havo moro faith !"
their ability to got moro than thoy h"'
IN God
Row. w. g. Merritt will hold II Sun
day School Convention IN tho Freshly
'crian church tonight Mt 1870. All Snp,
dry school lcnchcp and workorH MI"
parents intercetcd ~ tho religious III
siructiop OF tho youth n" cnrnra''S
hcfircd 10 DO prcscni
Tho Richards and PrinRlo mina'f"''
arrived this forenoon y give u "'f'o'
rarade. 1lloy will appear at the orefp
house tonight. This company showo"
In tHrsOn the other night and tho News
aye the pcrt0r mnncc wns u good on"
Take ~ tho fliOw.
This Ia the last day OF grace Tor pay
ing iaIce without penalties and co''e'
Iho books close ut 9 o'clock Ibis oven
ing mud nil ta1a unpaid ut that hon'
will TO delinquent. IL you have no
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Cattle For Sale.

Wo have SIX HUNDRED head OF
gOad cattle Tor eaIc, that ca6 he deliver
ed 1t my time between Janunry lst and
March LIST, 1893
For further mfotmaiion add ress.
q. &. TRUErr IL SONS,
Deotb, Novnda.
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the delinauenl lis, Is very smnll

no 70 WY liisl
Another shipment Of N,Nui. foii
bullion ~'p' ulaae froIu iat ANT .S..u.
day evening. There we're I've bars III the
shipment, and the five were worth $50,
oOO. The gold went to the mint at Sau
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aule,ti and ch,ldrcu lcit
for Oakland on No. 3 this a~ltcrnoor.
MIR. Auletti has secured emplo, meat, III
San Francisco. but Mrs. Auletti aud the
children Will remain in Oaki.nd for u
while.
This world con,ans altogether l,150
submarine cables, to:almr 20n 800 miles
III length and dropped mo their watefy
bed at a cost Of 5000 90
An electric meter at i'"uopah worked
alon. regardless OF Aetn, or moi Juice
was beng used, aud o rou -rholdcr was
~astonIshcd when II Ill! for $il.LO for IL
months service was prsculcd b, the
company. Other mclcIs were fouud to
have the same habit.
Que hundred years without the serv-
''es u physician anu without TAXING
medicine ls- the remarkable record of
"'i''u NJ START the most notable
"suFe III the Assoclhh''n oil Oldest
Inhabitants Of Wnshingl"u. He WIS
born IN Virginia in 1901, upon tue spot
where Il hall century later the ter rifle
| bpt,I.s nj yuu pm 1T,
"N"'s ~ S"Ii'"fhlh "ihe costing
rN'' ""'S = Sahph' are shlpred TO
'"''' ""' after o''"H bottled ne
u. % 81" Il = Shppeh nhck hih soin lor
'nhHpIIue al - per quar- bottle, and
''"9'h"= u SUCKERS "lsh more money
tn"" "s"'hE' ouF IL al '''"' price under
Il "''us'on 'i"' IL II E'H"ihe monoroie
VI c'q""' oehnn'
n'"s' seem NO ii Mnhhchausen
'1"'' . 'n' o'u ume desert prosPeclor
WI" Nus Oe"h absent from the son'h. rn
'''""a 'e7e'to LOT Il 'e" !e"NF' 70 lake
"' ''"' '" " cuS'!'oheh paiace car Wild
"" "F"''9'eI'" coon |" munster l" MS
ever? want nm" De "hiFien across Tie
"'''" '""! S""n''! III " lie" h"HtH
opIv ,r,y,I t-ir rL;,h ,,u,,.
o..uui.d 70 dav. cn, r,u ina o,.d. -,
bu,f , J,v ,yi,L orcry ,,..n-, pL,.
lie Gyurtiu
H"'"" ."@ s'"'fc"-es ID" ""F'" over
"0"e i =" 'onE . 70 ul'lcu'' 81 ascent
!" JANUS E'"Hc' i'"7 MINT '"I-
"''' 'nn" ''' steps III rS''F
WIN VIC same III III 'Ht same "'ec'l"h'
y '''i' ~ az d" ""E'' VI, '""c'i! 1"
"|''7, ""'"n i-"""'I "SceHus Il
naturally the most direct rou,. 10 the
summit Of the hill. and .I,suit. their
rrrat lcurtn. NE rlin,b.I i,ily nv way.
farcrs.
: P'''''s nave not
- ''' r'" 'N"''o"' ~
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charged with the murder Of Ex-senator
Arthur Brown OF Utah, brought in Il
verdict OF not guilty yesterday moruiur.
Ia" verdict vas received with applause.
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Reno is IN pretty mix-up in it's cit
government. Tho city attorney in a
long report scores the UnyOr and coun
ell Tor their inctficicncy and lack Of bus,
luCe5 sense in the conduct of tie city
government. The appoirtivc officers
especially Chief Lccper II City Iugiu
Ger Mhxson, are tangled up with Mayor
the mnyor their. ]rrTignat,oDs and III,
mayor ha7 submitted them t" the coun
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-06
SalmaQnndi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

Nrotly all the taxpayers OF Elko
sci,lcd with Ito treasurer, AMI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-11
PERD|DO WHARF
NOW BEING
REBUILT
One Portion Has Been Com
pleted and Workrnen
Are Now Engaged
on Main Wharf.

Perdido wharf, which was almost
totally destroyed by the September
hurricane is now being rebuilt. and it
is expected that within the next thir-
ty days the structure where formerly
many ships received cargoes of lu1u-
Der and timber will be in condition.
The work has been progressing for
several weeks and the branch of the
wharf, which extends westward has
been completed and is in condition,
and workmen are now engaged il
building the main wharf
The entire woodwork portion of
the wharf was destroyed, together
with the railroad track The damage
extended from the earthwork to The
extreme end of the main wharf and
branch, measuring a total distance of
$500 feet. The branch itself is about
1, 200 feet in length. and the main
wharf somewhat longer. To rebuild
new piling had to be driven, timbers
placed and rails laid, and consider
ing the many obstacles encountered
the work has progressed very salts
factorily.
Tracks will be laid as fast as the
wharf is built and within short time
it is expected that the wharf will be
in condition.