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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
The NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Although only six states elect govern
Der elections will have unusual interest
because OF their bearing on national
politics and the presidential campaign
Of 1908.
Mississippi and Kentucky may be con-
ceded to the democratic. But in Mary
land, which the democrats carried for
warfield in 1903 by l2,6S5, the following
year the presidential vote was so close
that one Roosevelt elector was chosen.
The Rhode leland democrats last year
elected Higgins governor by l,3ls, but
but they lost the state to Roosevelt in
1901 by lG,7GG. or tho two represents
tive in congress elected last year
Granger is a democrat and Capron a
republican.
In 1904 the republicans carried New
Jersey for Roosevelt by S0,59S md for
Stokes for governor by 5l,644. Last
year, however, the democrats had Il
majority OF two in the state assembly.
Guild was elected governor Of Mas.
sachusetts last year by 30,233; but the
tariff revision issue, il the democrats Are
capable OF taking advantage Of it, may
be n determining factor 10 the pending
election.
General significance will also attach
to the election in New York OF two
judges Of the court of appeals, the as,
sembly and possibly OF the state senate
Among the stnte officials elected Inst
year Governor Hughes WIS the only
republican.
Nebraska, Mr.. Bryan's state, will
elect only minor state officials. In 1906,
Sheldon, republican. defeated Shallen-
berger, democrat, for governor by ~,
973.
The Roosevelt administration and the
Taft presidential candidacy ATE directly
involved in the Cleveland mnyora!'-
contest because OF the open indorse,
ilent OF representative Burton by Presi.
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. Be
cause OF the uncertainty of the result
and tho importance OF tho issue none
OK the state elections will command q
more general interest tban the Cleve,
ind contest New York Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Drink and Drums.

Inc attention OF our readers ia called
10 Or. Barnes notices in this issue. lIo
~ M export in tho ireHtcmnnt OF the
hqnor and all drug hnbits. DR.. Barnes
practiccd IN LovelOck Tor over n year
Hnd cured over forty people Athlete d
With these healtl' and lilo dcst roying
habits. lilo also treats chronic diseases
OF men and women.
There are Il number Of men in Elko
who nro slaves to drink and drugs who
shonid take advantage 81 tho Dr's. skill
70 break this bondage. lilo guarantccs a
cure IL his trcatcmont in faithfully fol.
lowed. Call and SEQ him Mt Reeds lodg.
ing house.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
OKLAHOMA'S CONSTITUTION.

The constitution Of Oklahoma winch
wis approved by its citizens September
18th and which President Roosevelt says
he Will sign, is considered to DO the
finest with the most progressive, up-to
d he ideHs involved, than that, OF any OF
the states OF the lnion. True, there is
70 isidernble dissatisfaction among the
publican politicians and also the cor
p :ation bodies, but its provisions arc
net too radical for modern tendencies.
THO democrats had control Of the franz
ing OF the document, and naturally
th 10 OF tho minority would Dissent.
Strikingly important and thoroughly
ne ', 90 far rs state constitutions go,
Oklahoma has provided, among other
items for it's scheme Of government,
I'll" 70:
Direct legislation through the ini-
tintive and referendum.
Nomination Of all state, county, dis
tri t and township officers 10y direct
pr :iaries.
Prohibition Of succession ii, office to
strts o~ficere.
Prohibition OF railway corporations
from owning any productive agency OF a
nat 'iral commodity.
Prohibition OF corporation from owning
NOR, land than Is absolutely necessary
I'd tho operation OF their business.
Prohibition Of watered stock and pro-
visi y that tho books of all corporations
shall DO open to examination NJ nny
timo.
p. ohibitiop Of the employment of
cbil iron under 10 years OF ago in fac.
tories and mines.
Abrogation Of the fellow servant law.
Elective state corporation commission
with complete supervision Of all corpora
tionr.
Two-cept railway farce.
Labor and NJ b~itration commission
With compulsory powers.
Agricultural commission.
Oil, gas and mineral commission.
Prohibition for twenty.One years in
the present Indian Territory end all In
dim reser yatioDs and statewide pro-
hibitirn Tor tho entire state ns voted on
a epe ial ballot.
Eipht.hour dry.
Establishment OF u s,ate printing
plant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
A~rPLGCATICN NO. 503.
S"ticc nf Application for Trrmi.sInu /,
Nppr"printn III" Public wnt,r-
OF the state Of S.yUun.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 5iI l.
OF October. I.1I IN accordance with sect,
o. Chapicr NNlll. % tho statutes ~ IA
one -. VI. Levy Of Salt Lake Git,
County OF. Salt Lake aud state 81 Utni
made application to the State Engineer Of ~.
hln Tor permission to appropriate the publ,
preparation Is TO hU made from Baker Greek
at points "a miles 50, Of entrance 10 Lri-
mans Cav0 y. - degrees 3 minutes " 1921.
n. from :. ". Cor. See, y, II. IL N, Il. - r.
by means OF a dam and nffy(JhD cubic feet ter
second IL 10 be conveyed to points = miles be.
low point OF diversion, being - point =, ~ dc.
Erocs 80 minutes W. 10 32i.I II. from s. ".
Cor. OF said Soc, IL. bY means OF - ditch and
pipe ana there used for power purposes. water
10 bc returned To- stream at point Of inicudcd
plant.
Dato uf first publication October II. 1907.
Data OF last publication November \, lqgg.
signed: FRASK Il. NICHOLAS.
StutO EDgiur,r
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
APPLICn TON NO. GS:,.

Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State OF Nevada.
Notice Whcreby given TINT ON IN.
18th dr't' OF September, 1907, in nc.
cordy with Section -, CHAPTER
NNI'., Of the Statutes OF 1907, one
Hay II Henderson Of Elko, county
Of Elko md State Of Nevada, made
application to the : tate Engineer of
Nevada for permission To nppropri.
ate the public waters OF the state Of
Nevada. such appropriation IL To
RE made from lakes at head OF first
and second canyons south OF mr.
long Canyon head waters OF the
South Fork Of the Humboldt river
ut points ut lakes by means Of dams
or open cuts or tunnels, ana l0,OOO
cubic feet per second Is to bc conye
eel to points near junction OF FurlOng
Canyon with two canyons south Of
same 10y means OF bitches, fumes or
pipes, and there used for mining,
power, manufacturing or transpor.
tntlun Water to bc returned 10
stream at II point below power
plant above I'LL existing bitches, cN.
ccpt the Clayton 4 Hylton ditch In
FurlOng Canyon.
Datcof first publication, Sep. -, %.
Date Oflast publication, oct. II, %.
Signed: +. X. NICHOLAS,
state Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
APPLICATIONS Moo.
Notice 81 Application tor Permission Ia Ap-
propridtc the rubIic Waters of the
state 81 Sr-ain.

NntiCc Is hereby given that on the STA day
ot October, 1907. in accordance with Section
-, Chapter XVIII, Of she Statutes Of 1871. one
=, VI, Levy Of Salt Lake, County Of Salt LAX
nnd state Of Utah. made applCatiurtO the state
Engineer OF Nevada Tor p"rmi7,ipn 10 apprD.
pirate the public waters Of the state Of Ne.
Fadh. such Appropriation i 10 hr made from
lIaker Crock At points about = miles west from
Bakar's Ranch IN Sec. ", T.. ~ y Il ~ T.. NJ
u. Is. & NJ. being "a point : D degrees "a
minutes W. 1881 II. from tn" -. IS. Cor. Sec.
l2, Y. 10 n, Il. Co. T.. by means Oy a dam and
~ cubic feet pr second Is to be ru1.rvrd la
points on Sec. l3T. ~ y, Il. - l., ". -. Is. i
NJ, ny means Of u fiumc, pipe and ditch and
there used Tor powcr and Industrial purposes.
water 10 be returned 10 stream ~ urout the
center Of the ". ". a Of said Sec. ~.
Date Of first publication Oct. H.. EG7.
Date Of last publ cHtiot Nov. X, 1907.
signed: FHAS Il. NICHOLAS.
state Engineer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
APPLICATION NO. 6SI.
Notice nf Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State 81 Nevada. .

''Il''N'''i'f . - lili7Nlvll
to Appropriate the Public Waters
81 the State 81 Nevada. .
Notice Is hereby given that ON the
Eth day Of September, 1907, in me-
cordaucc with Section -, Chapter
NNllI, of the Statutes OF 1907, one
Hayden Henderson al ElkO, county
Oi Elko nnd tate OF Nevada, made
application to the state Engineer of
nevada for permission to uppropri.
ate the public waters of the State Of
Nevada. Such appropriation IL To
bc made from Mahogany Canyon Of
the NORTH branch Of the South fork
Of the Humboldt river Mt points as
high NJ IA practicable and above
any existing bitches, 10y means Of
dams, ana all the flow IL tn he con.
vcycd To points near junction OF this
stream with stream In klcCkner
Canyon by means OF bitches, fumes
or pipes, nnd there used for mining,
over, manufacturing or trnnspOr.
tntiOn purposes. Water to he IT.
turned to stream ut below tower
plant and above bitches except the
lIyltOn Il Stoddnrd ditch, urOn
which certain option IL held by me.
Date Of first publication, >cp, %, 20.
Dat" Of last publication, Oct. II, 'O7.
Signed: +. X NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
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APPLICATIONS 80. GS1.
Notice OF Application for Permission to
Appropriate the Public Winters OF
the State OF Nevada.

the State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that ON thn
18th dny Of September. 1907, in me-.
cOrdnncc with Section %, Chnutnr
NEIII, Of the Statutes of 1907. nnr
Hayden henderson Of ElkO, Couuty
Of Ei;O and State OF Ncvadn, mnIr
application To the state Engineer ~
Nevada Tor permission to npprourI.
ate the public waters az the Stnin nf
Nevada. Such appropriation IL In
he Inndc frOm lake at head Of nnd
tributary to FurlOng or Long Cuu.
you, llcnd waters of the south furE m
the humboldt river at points nt Intn
IN Ruby Mountains by means Of omen
cuts Or tunnels, nnd 10000 ruhir tcr,
per second is to he conveyed To mimi
near Junction or FnrlOng ami cnu:
yOns south OF II by means Of ditrIrs.
pipes or ilumcs, and there ,IsoJ Tor
INNING, power, manufacturing ar
transportation purposes. Wnt~r In
he returned to stream at u point lr.
low power plant ana above cyiaItny
bitches, except llyltOn 4 CIGyion
ditch.
Dntc 81 FIRST publication Sep. 20, 'OT.
Date Of last publication OCT. II, 'O7,
Signed: r.. II. NICHOLAS,
stat" Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

The Grass Valley Daily Of Sept. both
says:--Not only is Hansen Il master,
but his violin possesses almost human
tones. From it he drew forth whispers,
laughter, nouns, shrieks and tears. In
his hands this rare old INSTRUMENT was
as a great singer OF sweet songs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
APPLICATION NO. ESQ
Notice OF Application for Permls.,o.
to Appropriate the Public wntss.
Of the State OF Neyadn,


to Appropriate the Public watsn,
Of the State OF Nevada.
Notice ls hereby given TINT nm :.
18th day OF September, 1907. IN .ue
cordnnce with Section %. chaae-
XVIII, OF tho Statutes of ISo5 p@t
Hayden Henderson of Elko. que
of Elko and State OF Nevada. mnSy
application to the State Enginear y,
Nevada for permission to SnnrortGl
ute the public waters vi the StntaplI,
Nevada. Such appropriation ia " " vi
made from lake north OF lnLa oe
head OF Kleckner Canyon md I,9 Ut
south OF lake ut head of Klectt"Ae
Canyon, hendwater Of No. Il of SontI,
Fork OF Humboldt River in Ifnh,.
Mountains, high up mt lakes by nsa'.
OF open cuts or tunnels, and IN Nno
cubic feet per second Is to no conno,O
ed to points near junction of Elaci.
ner and Stoddurd Canyons by me ;,
Of pipes, md there used for mini.
power, manufacturing or trans,SG rtS,
ton. Water to be returned TO stteam
ut II point below power plat and
above existing bitches, eNh,nt tha
liylton X Stoddard ditch Ia 81 pddard
Canyon. ~
Date OF first publicatIu Sen. N. ~.
Date OF last publicnti =. Oct. IL ~
Signed: +. 'ICHoI.As,
- y Eng.neT,.
be..Ii
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

the cnse came up the li.:aanie ycTe ron.
t'ontcd with il, and neither Was able 10
identify il M his own. Tho cour, the 70.
upon tined them DJtb FOR invoking tho
law on II frivolous prcteSt, and they do.
parted cmpt! -hcGdcd and decidedly
"nnn.suIted.-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
BUSINESS AND
RIGHTEOUSNESS"

In his Kcokuk speech yesterday Mr..
sense OF conformity with the Roosc-
~veltian politics, said:
al righteousness conflicts with the
fancied needs OF busincss, then the lat
ter must go to the wall"
iot in the next paragraph but one he
promises immunity to those who arc
righteous" in the Ordinary sense:
~ man does well, il he acts hon
estly, be has nothing to fear from the
Administration"
Thousands u tho "rightcous" in both
the common and the ROoseyeltian mean-
ing must suffer, must 90 to the wall,
have zone 20 the wall, in the conflict Of
business with "Aly Policies" The man
who does vol and acts honestly must
suffer with the wiCiscd.
III his speech at the Minnesota State
Far September ., 1901, Mr.. Roosevelt
said:
at il probably true that he large
majority OF the fortunes that now cxist
in this country have peer amassed not
by injurInR our people but ia IN incident
to the comforting Of great beGtlits upon
the community, and this, no matter
what may have been tho conscious
pur pose OF those anassing them
the sltecp are many md the goats are
few; but tho fIoCks must he slaughtered
Unfortunately. What is such a
plcbeiau thing IA business compared TO
II great movement for righteousness -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Can Mine In forest Reserves.

Prospecting and mining are atso-
lutely unchecked in natioral forest
reserve. Tho p]rospecsor is ire" to e1'
plore rs much aud wherever he p~leases.
When ha strikes mineral he can stake
out, locate, record ind develop just as
many claims he thinks are worth while;
he can also patent the location il he go
deiree. The only thing he must be
careful about is to obey the law and not
take up claims merely for the timber
on then or to get possession Of the land
for not connect with mining
4 national forest does not affect the
work OF prospecting or mining IN any
way, except that it keeps timber in the
country for the use Of the miners when
they need it.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

R'ngs Dpspopia Tablets do tho wor k
Stomach trouble, dyspcpia, indigestion,
bIoatinR, etc, yield quickly. Two days
treatment free. Ask your druggist Tor
n Tree trinI. Sold 10y lilko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

Save those natural tooth. thereby re
tain your tacinl expression. Dr.. Gilli.
land "tlio DENTIST DEIicc over Drug
Store, Elko.
No doubt, you have tried all kinds Of
school shoes Tor boys, but have yon
tried the "Wobstcr'? n complete liuc, all
sizes to be found at Seymour Jacobe.*
Mining Locations aud Location Cert
flcatcs for sale at this Office. Those
blanks are in strict conformity with the
mining law passed by the Inst lcgis-
lntute. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
NOTICE.

NEVADA FAIRvIEw MINING
PRINCIPAL place OF business. Elko county Ne
yada. General onicc outside OF NeNaua' Ei'
Atlas Block. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Location
Of Mines. Fairvicw Mining District. Church'''
County. Nevada.
NOTICE: The ARE delinquent upon the i"i'
lowing described stock on account OF assess
men, No. 4 OF two (e) cents per share. levied on
r,,,cs n, the rcspec,iyc shareholders Us follows:
c,t M Name Shares Amt. due
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Application No. go.

W. 'fH
Notice ~ Application Tor rcrmIssior 10 Up
rroprintr the I'ubIIc Waters 81 the
state 81 Nevada.
Ho:."o II hereby given that on the Std day OF
september, 1907, In accordance with Section -
Chapter XVIII, Of tho Statutes OF lp7. ono
National Development Company Of salt Lake
City, County OF Salt Lake, and State Of Utah.
made application to tho state Engineer oil
Nevada for permission TO appropriate the
public waters ~ tho state OF Nevada. Such
appropriation Is TO be made from Rattlcsnnkc
Creek IN RUBY Mountains, EltO County, Nov'
at Ioint' iH,"0 feet up stream from mouth OF
IIaiiloSnakc Canyon hy means Of n dam, ana
81 cubic feet per second iH TO he conveyed %
points i,pO feet M stream from mouth of Kat
N"suakc Canyon by means of n ditch, iliI'no
aud pipe, aud thcrO used for power, mining
and milling. water TO I'D returned TO stream
at point OF use.
Date Of frsi publication sept. ~, 1901.
Datoo Last publication Got. II. 1914.
Signed:
FHASK IL. NICHOLAS.
state Engineer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Business Locals.

Pro 70 OF Labor on mining claims for
sale NJ this Office.
Just srrived,-A fine line Of Fall and
Winter clothing Tor men and youths.
Seymour jacobs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

FoR SALE-rhcec large mirrors, one
marble top wash stand, several Hoches'
ter lamns aud Il lot Of razors These
articles are all in good condition and
will be sold at reasonable prices. For
further Information inquire ot Mrs. 5
r.. Quincy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11

I, T. SoomlnD.
~ u oiOcially stated that the ItnI,cd
H,''eS last year purchased bnranos IN
VI" 'h''c OF &lI.jOO.0 900. and cyrn,,oG
10000 worth of tho e,no
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
Selected.

Go Ia father, she saiI
When | asked her to wed,
And she knew that knew
That her father was dcHi
And she kncT that | knew
What a life he had led,
And she knew that | knew
What she meant when che said
"Go to- Father
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-11
THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
RATES

Entered ut the ElKo pos;omcc for transmission
through tho mails as second-class matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
GETTING ACQUAINTED

Il the mountain coming TO Mahomet
Or is Mahomet moving over I'd the noun.
taing Il Vermont Grange II receiving
reports from the recent automobile show
in Boston, Spirits of departed equinesi
We call upon you to kick up your heels,
shy into the bushes and deposit your hg.
man freight ia 4 heap Of broken limbs
We dare not look ii tile direction u
Aliddlebury, lest we see the seornful
face Of Che Great 0biector and We bark,
en- not lest We hear the maleaietions
poured forth from quiyering lips.
But then, why shouldn't farmers dis.
cuss as well Al cuss the automobile
Perhaps by discussing sufficiently they
win be prepared 10 drop The other Least
wise, II can do no harm for them 20
get acquainted with the machine Az
the same time let the Automobiles dis
euss the horse and ho4semen in candid
fashion, When the interchange Of ideas
and experiences has reached i sufficient
II ripe stage there will be little remain.
ing Of suspicion between them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
ANATOMICAL NOTES.

THE proper distance between the eyes
IS the width Of one eve.
The hyold bone at the root Of the
tongue Is entirely detached from the
human skeleton.
There are ST distinct muscles in the
human body. Of which eighty-fhree are
ii the head and face.
There are three times as many mus
cles in the tail Of dog as there are in
the human hand and wrist.
The length Of the sole OF the foot
should be equal to one-sixth OF the
height Of i perfectly formed man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
A SEVERE LESSON.

II ID severe lesson which young
man in the western part Of the state
has had put before him by the court
which sentenced him t. not more than
two years In confinement for driving
down and killing an elderly man a few
months ago. It il also rather unusual
il Vermont judicial history. Neyerthe-
less, we would not hare the result other
wise. 1t Ii ease Of Young man Of
good rarentaea ana good position in life
permitting himself 70 become mastered
lly tho tipping habit % the extent that
dis actions become reckless and irrespon-
sihle. While IN such state as the evil
denee shows, he was guilty Of driving
his team with % littls regard Co the
safety Of Others that man heeame Il
victim, aud manslaugliter charge was
the result There Was not Of course
criminal intent on the part Of The Young
man, as the presiding Judge pointed out
ia imposing the sentence, but there GER.
tainiy was criminal negligence Il ever
there was. Under the conditions, there
could BE- no other action than trial
oil the charge Of involuntary manslaugh,
tsn and hard a. It may be b the friends
Of the young man to be reconciled. 1t
nevertheless seems the best course that
could have been pursued, not alone II
this young man himself, but 10 many an.
other man, Old as well d young 10
these latter IL should be warning zig.
NIL, ~ indeed it viii be 70 the young
man who has two years il confinement
in which TO consider.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
Ii the paxa q Mitehcrnft.

OF the suferings Of those who were
condemned for witcheraft-s00 being
Eentenced to death BY one Judge Remy,
OF Nancy; 400 perishing at d single ex.
ecution IT nouay and 7.00A being burn
ed at Treves-~I.ecky says: Not for
them the wild fanatlclsm that nerves
the soul against danger and sieeIs the
body against torrents; not for them
the assurance Of u glorious eternity
that has made the martyr look with
exultation on the rising flame: not for
them the solaoe 81 lamentlng friends
Or the consciousness That their memo.
ries would be cherished and honored
BY posterity. They died alone. hated
and unpltied They were deemed BY
all mankind the worst Of criminals.
Their very klnsnicn shrank from them
aa tainted aud aceursedv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
RANDOLPH.

HyW Mcintyre went Monday to Bur
iingtoH and Brandon.
Mrs Fred shequine Il reeoYe4ing from
4 severe attack of indigestion.
AIias Florence Hodglon il keeping the
books for tlp new Jefa meat market,
Mrs, Bertha Burridge arrived yester-
day from keene, N. III, where she has
been visiting ssFefal days
Mrs. al h. Fish returned Monday afy
tesnoon fFun GaysYilie, where she visit
ed hcr daughter. Mrs. II. q Alien
Miss Manfine Thayer Of Essex june
tion arrived here Monday afternoon to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03

visit short time. Miss Thayer was
On her way home from d delightful jour
ney to Central and South America, hay-
ling been away from home since the mid
lie of February. she accompanied Mrs.
ID @. Emery ~ Darlington
Mr. aud Mrs q, HI Ingalls,. who have
been staying At Randolph Inn for several
months, are To begin housekeeping soon
III the Howe block,
George Flagg arriyed sunday night
from Wisconsin with q carload Of "a
horses which Nj bought there. While
driving tie horses home, nine of them
made break for freedom and ran down
School street and On up the Rochester
road. Seven nf these were captured, but
late Monday afternoon two were still
ia the woods on Rochester mountain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03

Easily the most important worlds
news Yesterday WAS the Associated
Press despatch from Washington con-
ee4ning President Roosevelts position On
the railroad situation. II II worthy o.
note that The Evening News was the
only Vermont newspaper yesterday that
published this news Rutlands News Of
Tuesday,
Sol Just look over your exchanges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
Chinese Bridaes.

The Chinese are known to have built
several fine suspension bridges before
the opening Of the Christian era. One
In the province Of Yunnan. built In the
year 60 a. D.. Ii still lii excellent CON
dition