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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-09
A "Bughouse" Job

A preparation" is now wanted by the
bureau Of entomology of the United
States department of agriculture to
assist in making the bug business pro-
titable to the government or to the
rural communities The ruralists have
found that they had legal excuse to
advance the prices on eggs because the
bug crop was cut short by the dry
weather, and there were no bugs for the
chickens to eat
So the preparation is to prepare bugs
for chicken feed and other uses. At
the civil service examination to be held
soon embryo perpetrators will be requir-
ed to assemble ten specimens of lepi-
doptera that will be furnished them and
the one who succeeds in matching the
dissected pieces of the ten bugs will be
entitled to the price, which is position
at $50 month and board yourself or
beat the landlady. ~
Those who fail in the examination
will be entitled to admission to the bug
house on the proper presentation of
credentials. Another examination will
be held for applicants for the position
of aid in the division of insects of the
National museum. This department.
pays better salaries than the depart
ment of agriculture, as the salary is
$50 month. The government also
wants a chief for the cattle and grain
investigation laboratory.
The bureau of corporations, depart
ment Of commerce and labor, wants
special examiners at salaries ranging
from 81 200 to SO, 800 a year'--Ex.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-09
Miners Must Make Proof

Telegram has been received by the
Fney General from Commissioner
pet of the United States land office
ashington stating that the telegram
by the Attorney General a short
ago, in the matter wherein the
RS OF the Island Mountain mining
ct OF Elko country, had petitioned
ttorney General to interfere in the
cation of Warren Williams of
chill for certain lands in Elko
y, that this telegram had been
IS caveat in the case.
ppears that the petition reached
attorney General a day too late to
Fed upon in the regular manner.
oficer, however, prepared long
M stating the matter in full and
aed it to the department. They
'lzing the urgency of the case
pe fact that the officer telegraph
as working under an act of the
OF Nevada granted the request
wv all that remains to be done to
tne relief asked for by the miners
them to come in and make the
pt the matters contained in their
n.--Carson News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-09
Psyct IoaY of Dress.

DR.. Thomas -iaye Shaw Of London.
speaking on g" subject Ct the special
psychology Of omGn, -. that there
Is psycholoa In clothes. 1t is use.
less to say that they dress as they do
TO please other women or please men.
They dress simply because they have
to in their own way and to their own
satisfaction. The psychology of dress
is that 1t appears to make you be what
you profess to be.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-09
"A Smooth Swindler Caught

About 10 o'clock Tuesday forenoon, a
smooth fellow, claiming to represent the
Evanston Saddlery company of Evan
ston, Wyoming, called ut Mr. Garcia's
harness store and represented himself as
being authorized by that company to
purchas a sample order. He selected
goods to the value of $500. so and drew a
check for $500 on the First National
Bank of Evanston, Wyoming, dated
December 4th, and signed it the EVAN
ston Harness and Saddlery Co per LIE
Van, Mgr" He remarked that he drew
the check for $500 because he was a
little short and would be here two or
three days.
In order to convince, Mr.. Garcia that
he was alright he produced deposit tags
OF the Evanston bank, showing deposit
of money by the Evanston Harness g.
Saddlery Co., and receipted bill due
the company by Reed Bros. of Ogden.
This seemed to satisfy Mr. Garcia and
he gave him $3.50, the difference be-
tween the amount of the bill and the
check
After signing the check, the fellow
folded it as if he were putting it i'll a
letter. This attracted Mr. Garcia's at
tention and he gave the fellow pretty
| sharp look. The fellow noticed this and
| remarked that he was folding the check
SO as to have it look as if it came in a
letter. After getting the money, he said
that he would go to the hotel and take
| u rest.
Mr.. Garcia's suspicious were aroused
and he began to investigate. He sent
the check to the First National Bank
with Instructions to wire the Evanston
bank. He also found that no such man
| was registered at the Commercial Hotel.
He then sent Dean Harrison to the
depot to watch. Harrison had not been
there long before the fellow came and
purchased a'ticl1et for Reno. Constable
Ouderlirk was notified of what was
going on and as LIE Van started to get
| on the train he was arrested.
| He became very indignant and said
! LHdL Ho WAS t SeHUlenldn anu seemed TO
be very much offended at his arrest.
He claimed that Mr. Garcia had the
goods he had purchased and the check
for the same and that he should have
waited until the check had had time to
reach Evanston: --',.. E1-...
He was taken to jail and searched and
a ticket to Reno and 80 cents were
found on him. The deposit tags and
receipt he showed Mr.. Garcia in the
morning had disappeared He was
later taken before Judge Bruce and
rather than submit to another search
he pulled $50 from one of his stockings.
His ticket to Reno cost $12G0, this with
the $20.50 recovered from him, makes
Mr.. Garcia pretty near even.
After the fellow was arrested a dis.
| patch was received from the Evanston
bank that the party had no authority to
| sign checks.
Mr.. Garcia filed a complaint against
him for obtaining money under false
pretenses and he went to Jail to appear
| for hearing at o'clock this after
noon.
This appears to be a case of too much
whistey.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-09
Christmas Flowers and Greens

The Trustees Of the Presbyterian
church are the Elko county agents for
the Henderson, flowers. Orders for
Xmas flowers or greens will receive
prompt attention by Mr.. Lambert
Henderson. Prices reasonable.
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Bic Sluttc in TSriscu.

gam 6runciSco, #. Wi0i. -
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3illtc dbp1rtS, 81 lltterncbmter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12


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Gapttci .iG2.

AnUtAkl W..
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
81 II d) en- ltrCit in
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lommcnltob 0cnolirtc Die NaQQora
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lihcr @cilc Itiir5tcu biclclbcn nidt
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rat. Seine Scr &crlcbtcu id1Cinclt
iih hClltc NbcnO III fritiihcm BIZ
lton0c 81 b%ciin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

@cidlidltc. 0ic Ciu5cIucn Spicltogc
lolIcn obcr 10 QcIc9t mcr0cn, NaB JIG
nit Sen 6eitipiclcn I'M Miiudcncr
Erin5rc9cntCn (bcotcr nid,t 5uionl.
m~cniouen. 3uiihCn Oiiind)cn mo
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tagc cin ctgcncr 2llltomlobilpcrtcbr
cin9eiilbrt.
3citnn9@ Ser d III cl5unG a..
IS lit bc5cihncno iiir sic national.
libcrole EartcL oob ibr miftilltca
9crIincr CrQon sic o9fationol Bel
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Organ Der frciconicrputiucn Nartci,
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Iif)en Hcooftcurcn Scr ,Nutiouol.
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bci0e platter mcrocn obluphl lie nod,
fcrncrbin ais 5>uci gctrcnutc NtGttcr
c%r'd)cincn mcrocrL cinrn 9cncinionlcn
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len Stob babcu.
Ser &trhcuIrcit in
NOncrn.
@lc aus Njlrjblrg ~grmcloct miro,
bobcn oic bopcriitcu Niid0ic iid per
onIobt Acicbcn ST Dem u~cllcroin9p
bcib cntbronntcn Strcit yuiid)cn
Stride lu1o Nfo0crnianma rntid,ic0cn
Stcllun1 5t nChmcu. Die Niih0ic
bobcn cine GCliNritclc crrid,tct. sic
Die Nlllgobc BAT, oIlc 3citrmAcn 3cit
IhriItct uNO &roidijrCn moocrniiti
ldcr Nidtlnl nit alien Scr Nirdr
SIR %crfil3un0 itcbcn0cn Miltclu }l
b%ctdnpicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
Runtkulbeilnnp
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gfiuafe. nerp5fc Y~crioncn, ecpIngt bon Soft,
rlnnasIu:gfeit lnb thIcdtelt QrduntcIt, erttt.
pferoel Au5fliiiiet, gruit. Riidens uto aopf.
f6mcr3er. 8aarausfau, gtnabnle. bes @eb5rs
~iiopfunq. Miibi9feit, Grr6tbetl, 3itierI, SersfIo.
pfelL 8riilbetleinmIn9, aen9itIt6feit uto 1rib'
finn -.eriabrer aus Dem ,Jugcnofreuno," uie
einfadi, idlnea nnb bilia alle unnatirlideu
Yerlnite NIB anberr 5olacn jnseuolither 9erir.
rnngen grhnolif aebeilt uno uune 8einubbtit
uno 5ruhinn iuieoer eriangt ipersen fonneu.-
Nr5t.
ftefcs nuberoroentIi6 intereiinrie mo Iebr.
reide Vud1 tIeutin,e Anilnae 1909, iueIdes
tuerbeu fnnte, lam gcgen GiuienouHs bon. 25.
Gents In 9rtefmorfrn ~ocrfcacIt ~be5ogcn peroci
bon Der m ,gIt JrIr
Yripat:4finik, 1S1--6. Ape
Teip.Dort, 9..0.
IN 9rieien uenne mon ben ,Gorrefponbeuten..
(5ebr4, Gi2oSo&9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
1rnatis VI. Sluum'e @crIhmiuocn.

Sunburp, E0, If. Ufui. -
Nnn WIaubcL Grnnci3 Nc. bloom, elm
prOmincntca &irNcumit0lico mo
GbcrbuhhoIter Der nSumburu lrlrit
& Snic Icpoiit g." babe nod) I'm.
t%crId)lallmg BON $4,000 NunfQcl.
0crn SclbltnnorO ]bcgnnlclL muroc
bier Die gauge llicricitc 0ca Sll5Quc
honla- 6luIic5 nbAciudt, obcr prrgc-
bclta, bloom ifctnt lett iciucm Der.
lhmlnOen AM Icbtcn GonucritaQ lid)t
Den WnIlcrto0 AcpGbIt 81 bobcn.
Grou un0 (od)tcr bc9 IS Sabre often
@0ntbconltcn iin0 untr0itlid) ilbcr Ole
tr0llrlQc Niiuirc. Mis- C5 bcfalnt
mllr0c, 0ob IN Der Nouf elm llutcr
1tIel1 bc9angcn morocn, itilrmtcn sic
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lid ie0od) bnlo, n0d)0cm cin Stuuta
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feit9cltcllt bate, 0aB Der Gcblbctrog
0lrrd) sic bon bloom 0clciitctc Guul
tlon Ooltfommcn gC0edt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
2ptt@crR5 Wdhc bcS mt 2MhmOrcb nrNin NM iii lbncrMinmnna NIT bn% bdntt
OnN rtl 66"G MT Der 0frnhtrn NNaumHum@ cac omn Morouo uuOHutiht WcOn mHHcn.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
LoRIMER LOSES OUT.
Court VIII Not Let Him Press Suits
I'm Pendlcton.

f., X. Lorimer can not engage in
the pressing, cleaning and dyeing bus
mess in Pendleton for the term Of five
years from last March-such Is the
edlct of Judge II. j. Bean on the cir
cut bench this morning who issued
an injunction restraining the former
manager of the local bali team from
engaging in that business for that
period.
The injunction was issued upon the
complaint of "Dick" Sullivan, who
some months ago purchased Lorimer's
dye works in this city under a con-
tract by which the former proprie-
tors were not to reenter that business
for the term specified. A fw months
ago Lorimer returned to Pendleton
and reopened dyeing and cleaning
works, securing much of Sullivan's
business, and some of Sullivan's help
with the result that the latter brought
suit for injunction. A temporary re-
straining order was issued upon the
showing made and after hearing the
evidence III lne case ycsteluaN 'uNbN
Bean found for Sullivan and made
the injunction cover the term of con-
tract
The court this morning was engaged
in the suit of j. NJ. Turner VS.. l.. A.
Lawson. an action involving the dis
puted ownership Of a 5-acre tract
along the Walla Walla valley electric
line, and a lot in Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-09
LEGISLATORS
TO Be HERE
WILL MEET WITH COUNTY'S
CITIZENS TOMORROW NIGHT
Senators and Representatives from
This District VIII Meet With the
Voters and Taxpayers at the Com
mcrcial Rooms Tomorrow Evening
VIII Discuss Branch Asylum.

For the purpose of discussing tn,
subject OF the branch insane asylum
conference will be held here tomor'
row evening between people and the
members of the Umatilla county dele
cation.
At the last meeting of the CONNER
cial association the subject of the
branch asylum was brought up for
discussion and a committee was nam-
ed to arrange for a conference be-
tween local legislators and business
people.
In pursuance with the agreement
reached at that time n meeting will
be held at the association rooms to-
morrow night. 1t is said that all but
five members OF the Umatlla- Morrow
county delegation will be present,
All those interested in the move
ment are asked to be present. The
purpose Of the meeting will be to talk
over the situation.
Then should ii be found advisable
to take up a campaign for the loca-
ton of the asylum at this point steps
will be taken towards such an end.