Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19

able to find some ~sott-hearted, hard.
working woman who H willing to mar.
~ him, cay an exchange.
10 Asia, immense kettle drums are
carried OIL the backs OF camels in the
trains Of all crowned heads. Tie drums
are adorned with gorgeous trappinHs,
and a seat ID prepared for the player up-
ON the camel's back.
The use Of opium by the Jnplnese is
so thoroughly IN opposition 10 public
sentiment, slYs Medical Progress, tl,at
it ia reported that elk Japanese soldiers
III Korea, found i'll I'm opium den, were
convicted and shot.
Perhaps the queerest money in the
world is represented by the boy and
girl slaves Of Mohammedan AfncG.
One Of these will buy two camels. It is
a currency much favored, for it viii
carry itself, and increases in value like
the best real estate.
Everybody should be exceedingly
careful with fire these days. The to
is as dry as finder and should a fire
start on a windy afternoon it might
destroy u good deal OF property. Be
careful with fire and protect your own
aud your neighbor's property.
1t it estimated that $500 persons were
Frustrated by heat yesterday while
watching the Elk's parade in Phila.
delphia. The sun was broiling hot and
the humidity unusually high. The
hospitals treated over u thousand cases.
The committee to draft a plan OF
organization for the public reading room
and Library met last night and formu-
lated a plan, which will be presented to
a meeting to be held Monday evening
at Leonard Hall. The committee con-
sists Of Rev. Percival S. Smithe, Rev.
Geo. II. Greenfield, Judge Brown, l..
X. David and R. l.. Hyman.
The Mohawk Mine ia sacking these
days come Of the richest ore which the
mine ever produced. On the intermed-
iary level, between the $50 and $50 lev
els OF the company shaft, the Truett
Pay Shoot was opened and has develop.
ed into a bonanza ore body that breaks
$4,000 a ton for two and one-half feet.
Ii ore shoot is banded with seams that
are half gold.-Goldfield Chronicle.
Frank ID. KING, city attorney OF Reno,
probably wishes thnt he we're dead.
Last Saturday he told the journal a
lot Of stuff that appeared in its Sunday
issue. Wednesday he publ shed a sign
ed reputation OF the Journals
interview il the Gazette. He then de-
MED to the Journal that he authorized
or signed the Gazette article. The ed
itors Of the journal and Gazette called
on him Wednesday night at his house
and made him admit that be had lied TO
both. In Thursdays issue Of both pa
pers the whole controversy is published
and King is called every known kind Of
d liar. Both papers roast him severely ,
but he gets nothing that he does not de-
serve.
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY sS
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il the senior partner OF the firm OF F.. j
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OF Toledo, County and State Aforesaid,
md that said tirm will pay the SUM Of
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i'll my presence, this 9th day OF Decem-
Der, a. D., 1886. \. W.yGLEAsoN,
tsEALl Notary Public.
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