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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Salt bel Saacrstuiun.

Sic Slliticgler aus Der Wonumcnten.
ltoot iiberrnihen Die ncitlihc Ma.
rDlanOcr Stoot Ollrd eincn uller-
lportctcn Neilld. = Slim Stlul.
Den III Dcn Siiitcn. - 0c0allcr-
lid)cr ltnfal SIT 6ogcrstomn.
Nbcr 10 Gin Ned! Ioiiclbe itieB
1lol1lid Den Suitidiifern aus @olti.
more 6lt, lpcldc nGriuhten, geitern
9telu Dort ouf9loleridningcn, be3u.
per SuItbolIon 81 crrciden. Die gan.
Sc @eIelllhoit muBte IN Sngcratolpn
abIteigen. Zen Ietten Ycritten 3u
6olge ld)elnen lie iid) gut in ibr
StifloI ST. fiigen, Sic boiien Neiu.
gorf bod nod 5u erreiden.
Ger Volon, meld)er a~citern 9tad,.
mittog i'm Neiiein elmer groBcn Wten.
idlcnmcngc pom norbliden Stoot.
tbcile aus abfllbr, entbebrtc Der 8e.
ieaid)oft OeS Srn. Somoro @iQ, Der
Den Sallon cignct mo Den Flnn iiir
Die Iobrt ongcrcgt batte, inoem be.
ioNter SCrr 81 ipGt bon elmer Hciie
olIa Dem Noroen bier aulongte. "a.
Gcgcn 5oGcn iein 9ruoer grnit u.
@iu uno Die crfabrenen 2uititiiier
Sincoln 9eodeD mo SiQerp .@eod)D
mlttbig Orauf los, alS bic 3eit 5llrt
Nuiiticg fam. Cine foloiiule Men.
id)enmcnge b%cobad)tete ben guiltieg,
lrnb unmittelbar nnd)ocn ocrielbc
criolgtc, icBtcn iidJ 5ablrcidc Iuto.
mobile IN 9clpcgung, nm Dem Bal
Ion noh5uiolGcn.
8egen oicicn llniltg lit bon Den
Witglicoern 0eS Nutomobil . Clubs
bon Warplono cin cncr9iid)er Gin
ipono crbp6en. 0ic @cielidoit bat
gebarnildte 9eIhliiiie gefoBt, Dob
boS Gcriolgen bon Balloons permit.
tcllt Nuton1obilen in Dem bodlten
@rnoc ucrlucriIid) lei, inoem boourdl
Die Snlalicn bciogter Sobr5euge ipc-
gen Der SdncQigfcit, nit melher iie
5uueilcn fobrcu miiiien bireft gegen
Die @cieBc ueritoBen llnb lid babel
Dem Eltblifum i'm Nugcmeinen per-
DaBt nloden.
WGbreno iciner Iobrt noh ben
unbefonntcn Mcgionen murbe Der
@ollon gan5 beionoerS POM @lue
Mountnin Sollic nobe Gen Mar.
Srcocrid, @eitminiter, Sngerstoipr.
Miibolcport, @ooBboro uno anDeren
Floten beobod)tet.
Ser 9ollon idymebte iiinf Stunben
in Den Siiiten, che berielbe in Sa.
gcratonn nieoeritieg. Gle Sniuiien
moren bel Der Sonoung, melhe in
Ncb0riger Sorn Dor it'd 9ing, mobl
mo mlllter.
Gincn bc0auernSipertben llnfall
botte Der 9ollonoufitieg I'M @eioIge.
Sn Der 9tGbc bon Sogerstomn ioll
Elm Monn. melder ben 9nllon bon
Dem Tuhc ieiner @obnung ans be.
obnd)tctc, geitiir5t mo oitf Der STEELE
acto0tct murocn lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Staot Baltimore.
Undertakings @cguciicr.


0lciu'e uSbore Yiur 4nrf" - 1dgiib Gauocr
biQC GuIltPllINuGU.
y%n0 SBurcs Fart" IGpljb Guu5erfe.
gnI0ClbllOCr mo nuOCrC EcrglIliplil0cn
.Nlunnu GntrHari" - Idghb GOnBerte uno
nHnerc 1CrlHiIluuOCiT.
,Sbc Suburbnu" - Tcocu 9lbeno @nl6cUile,
EOritciuuQ.
ulhcitcrsg'rndl - Iuplthc SrllrituuCu Der
TumplCr nGuujlC".
Claiborne 1GQljhc GrIuriior. nit guu5.
nabmc SOuuluNS. rcr Sampler oGnmbrihUC".
Suuc YpiHt - IdallhC Ndbmittaus Grtur.
IioUCn.
Ycu,Wlnr 49, GdOlihC GrfurIioHCn.
Rnri Guu6crtc.
gonltna E%ddmtiinR gEruto r0tl.Pnrt".
WiOUiug NhCHo ubiucdiclio I'M gHlperiioe,
gdrf" lino .Seocr1l SillsEnrl".
EiPniinl NhCHO 49, ,EutlCriOt Iari".
Nhtiiuuh INeuO go oSrllo .Gtu |Hri".
9OunerIiug glbeno - Carroll Rarf~.
SrCitua slbeuo - nGliiton Barr.
GumitnG Ibeno 49, EdtiCrtousFnrf"
tSonItags bon . bis 7 llBr @betos)
(@u gSobentuaen bon 7 hio 10 llbr Abcnos)
Yroaramm fir hcute.
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NnniCl ECIomdHH SlriACut
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ScltiiluU Santana" .NIhucI
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MiGrth gg0ue III Fiand duo Ablic' ... .0olct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

9uicbolI. - Ilc Clubs porl
Baltimore. Eropibcncc mo buffalo
itcbrn belltc i'm ielbcn @crbGltniB 5t
cinouber, mic gcitcrn MorQcn. Ger
Stub pom Frouiocncc mar in u.
ronto iicarcih unn Sic Orioles" &C.
monncn in buffalo huS 5lucitc Spiel,
ipGbrcnO lie ooa critic pcrIOrcn. Gic
Clubs uou WontrCnI mo %rrier.
Gitp ipicItcu niht. Gle qcitriacn
SpieIc Der anbcrcn 6 Clubs Der oits
lid)cn 2igo ucrliCfcn mN ioI9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

safe fir'S aMslanh bciorgt q. Saline, 9r.
Ala, Ck.tsittuiese.etr, uahe 4aitsM psute M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

W II D VI I Ut { TT. SIVUVII
Wotroien bonn O1niidcn Sdooncr
raatberino", sic ou Gicnito0 9lbcuo
oui Tcrouloiiwu0 oc& GopitGnS oes
SdiiIcS, ECtcr :, Niirgcnicu, Dem lie
ongcblid) hcicrtirt morcn. megcn iln-
observation-disclosures pcrboitct mllr-
Nen. crbicltcn 9cltcrn i'm 6itlihcn
StotionSbouic bonn 3ooi @orlonb ic
$40 Stroic ouiNiftirt. Die Nomen
Der iiebcn Motroicn linb: Sobn u.
Slicn: @rompolo S%orenicn, Nmun.
NllH Ectericn, GbaS. Boiler, Worris
., G%rcitcnicn Sinbor Anocrion mo
@uItap Sul0ricn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Indian Is Arrested.

The mystery of what appears to be
one OF the most cold-hlooded murders
committed in Nevada, mny be cleared
up. Nearly two months ago Barney
Griffin and jim Connors met their
deaths by gupehot woundS in the camp
Of Coitouwood, eight miles south OF
Silver Peak. How long they had been
dead when found. no one could tell. The
bodies were badly decomposed and were
covered with cedar boughs. Some dis
tunce away was the ruins Of their tent,
which had been burned by the murderer.
Thu assassin or assassins hRd a long
start when Sheriff Ingalls, WAS notified
Of the tragedy, but he went 10 work ~
the cGse, and 1t looks us though he had
not missed any Of the trails thai finally
resulted III what appear, Ia be Ia,
capture of the righS Inau. \ Piute
ludiuI named George Williams WAS
brought INTO town aud landed IN the
county Jail. lie viii ue charged with
the murder ui tie tSo pros pevtoTs.
The Indian was arrested at Sweetwater
on Tues day, and he made no resistance.
lle was covered before he was told to
throw up hts hands.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Oppose Pinchol's Policies

y Joint meeting IT the Representative
OF the Elk COunip Cattle Ass ciutioL -,
the Eastern Nevada Wool Growers.
Association aud the Directors OF the
hlko Char her Of Commerce was held
ut the ropn- Of the latter or.uuizltion
yesterday afternoon and this morning.
The object OF the meeting was to dis.
cuss the bill said to have been intro
duced III Congress e%mbodyIng the Sc
called Pimchor land leasing policies,
aud winch iH said Ia Eave the approval
OF Pre- sident Roosevelt.
The meeting was representative of the
two great industries OF the county. and
resolutions strongly opposing the bill
were adopted.
III the report of the provisions OF the
bill are correct, lie passage 10y Congress
and approval by the President would be
a crutbing blow to Nevada.
The measure is said to require the
stocimen of the range Stutes to lease
and fence Mt their own eXpense the
n upon which their livestock Craze,
tn erect sheds and stables for the shelf
or OF the stock during winter, and to
provide feel for :he stock on the ranges
throughout the winter. a clause Which
Is particularly obnoxious Ia that proyid-
ing that the range land is within the fen.
ccs erected at the expense OF the stock
men shall ut all times be open to set
Element under the Homestead Act.
1t was pointed out that the proposed
Legislation if impraCticabie, oppressive
and coniiscatory, i'll that there ia no a
person, firm or corporation in the State
who has money enough to fence the
range on which the stock graZe and
provide shelter III the form Ut sheds
and stables.
III" passage AMI approval Of such n
measure 1t WIS coutended would nut
every stOCtman in the state ont of
brsincss. More than TINT, it yas uo,ut-
ell ont tina, such radical and sweep;nv
legislation givCa the st0ckmnn no
chance to prepare for the proposed
change. The millions 81 dollars invest.
I'D III the livestock ind"siry IL this Siai,.
could not he withdrawn IN time Tor in
rcstmeCi in other channels, even grant
ing TINT other channels offered.
II was decided to send uoti,ce 70 all
the stockmcn in the State urgng them
to action 1" defeat the pro- nsci meas
ARE, and Mr.. Merry, ~ the 'hnmbcr Of
Commerce, was instructed tu commuj.
cate with all Tn" promotion and deye on
ment organizations in Nevada asking
Their support Ia def at tho bill.
u was ais decided ~ adinss a pro
t"oi to the Ncvada Dcl' CATION ~ Con
rrrse, Pu",idcrt iiooscy rIt and the do.
tar ment h"0ds Of the Government.
h statement was mnde that nearly
every ei"i" wcat Of the Mis~ippi ia vital.
" Affected by this Till, Il it, provisious
ar" ~ hnvc been pr'erntcd iI~rc. I1e
older sihica ~ The Enst were permitted
to settle their public dnma.ns IN the
natural aud rational way 10y homroicad
ny. Nov TINT the public lands in ,hcsc
older siatCs have been thus .rtIIcd md
The Federal Government irlrivcd Of
revenue from this source il ip
1" invade the Gu Mt Wet and .yu uii n
for purpose ~ revenue.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Mountain City Looking IN.

w. Ii Ewing, OF Mountain City,
writes to a friend in Elko that that
camp ia already showing considerable
activity and that the indications poin,
70 a buay Henaou for 1908. He states
that he and three associates have taken
q elk montha lease on the Mountain
CITY mine. owned by Hall 4 Tibbiis Il
Wa In thie mine that II large body OF
high grade gold orc was encountered
lato last Fall while sinking n elatt.
The Mccormick Compnny Of Salt
Lake City, has sent men u tho field
this carly IN the scasop, the yea,her
favorinR active work.
Joseph Schloss bns written Thomas
U. Myers TINT he will soon be N Mount.
ain City and will resume operations OF
the old Resurrection, nov called the
Silver Belle, Immediately upnn his
arrival.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Timid Powder Makers.

-There hasn't been an accident at our
works for 30 long that il is becoming
very difficult to get workers." WAS the
rather astonishing statement made a
few days ago by a man who is at the
head OF one OF the largest powder works
in the country, situated in New Jersey.
4MeD who work with explosives are
very superstitious,' he continued, smi!-
ing at the evident Rstonlshment Of those
who listened. 1Oue Of their beliefs
and this is not so much Il superstition
after all, as it is well established by
statistics-is that accidents are bound
to happen just about so often III every
worke. The period uni close to seven
years. We haven't had an accident in
live years, and the men are beginning
to desert. II we had An accident to-
morrow and two or three men were
killed. we could got moro employees
thai we could possibly need in the next
week, but because by tue exercise
OF great care and constant super
vision We have avoided accident
for i've years we are having
the time OF our lives keeping epough
men to keep the plant running. The
nay ia high. II has to be, because the
men cannot get any life insurance, but
even high pay doesn't tempt the men
when they think an accident is nearly
due.'-Brooklyn Eagle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Neyada's Bullion Tax

State Bullion Tax Collector James
Neven on Saturday filed with the Sec
rotary Of the Board Of Revenue ut
Carson his report OF collections Oh &C.
count Of the State bullion tax for the
nine months period ending September
81, l9O7, hoSnH the total collections
for the period in the various counties
OF the State to equal $3.50, SOL. SO, iuclud-
ing a tax of s7,7o5 on the Hayes &
Monnette lease, which is in litigation.
II tax represents a production OF
approximately SIT goo 900 for the period,
which ms not been one q: continuous
work'ur, 81 days HAVING been lost in
m'~mG Strikes nri a,,ru III railroad
troubles.
Ii ir"ducL.m az uar different
counties NH. Ue judged from the figures
gwen be."%, Winch gave ii goGH idea OF
the relation between the Counties. 1hIs,
Is, hI viewer, TO he mudc subject tu the
'nrlHhcs made by the different rate. at
taxatiuu per slG0 winch runs from Sl.5v
to S4.20 per SlOO, for different counties:
Esmeralda County, Sls9,5U3.aG (uol
Including s7,7Oo III itisuuor): Nye
County S4j,224; Churchill County,
~sl,l9o.Oo; Lincoln County, 81, 1881. 90
Storey County, 81 ,0GO.l2; Eure.a Cour-
~, :63o.6l; Lyon County, iG.G.7O:
Ii is ueiieved that the rate OF taxation
will be lowered mex; year, owing to tn.
great production. In Esmeraldu
Comfy alone, in additicn to the bullion,
there Is more than IS, O',CUO Of other
taxable property, and III, cities, such
lis Goldtield and Iuuupah, Iso have the
RICH, to collect the gaming taxes.
Tie statement nf bullion production
given only included mines producing 30
toGs or more l. mouth. There are many
small mi:!Cs uud prospects from which
less than this mount Is got, but the
Owners are exempted from taxation 10y
the law.
Tho report filed 10y Collec, r. Ncvcn
also contain + IA statement ui gaming
Licenses. The item Of collections on
account Of gaming i'll Washup County
for 10 months asst If SiS ,G75. Reno
journal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Annual Meeting Postponed.

The Elko County Telephone and Tclc-
graph Company held its regular annual
meeting this morning at 10 O'Clock.
There not being enough stock cp.c.
septed in person or by proxy, the meet.
was adjourned until 10 O'Clock u. ~ on
January u, 1908.
u is the dcsITe oi the Directors ui thus
Company 10 have u full Representative
meeting on that date, as business Of
importance will come before the meet
my. All stOckholdcrs OF the Conuapy
are requested Ia he present in person,
or represented by proxy, and IL thry can
no, DO here in person, IT il quito urgent
that they send their proxy Ia some one
~ hikr To represent them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
A New Miners Union.

The indications now look bright for
an early settlement OF the Goldteld
trouble. Reports cay that the coserSa-
tive miners are DESERVING he Western
Federation in droves and are applying
for work in the III All who apply
and sign cards renouncinH their ALE
glance to the federation are gwen eU-
pIoyment aud the mines are opening
rapidly. A new miners union Is being
organized. The Goldtieid Review,
speaking o. this phase Of the situation,
says:
A new miners union Is 70 be orgaDIz-
ed in this camp. II will bc nlnng liue-
II the Virginia City Union, which Is The
Oldest, with one cxccpii"' =, lie worI'
and las been the most successfu.. Fol
IL o;e than four decades 1t maintained
it, entity and during all this time there
was .Iever u breath Of labor trouble.
The men received the wages they de-
nalded and the hours they asked for.
IL, 70 was au entente cordiaIe between
zine operators and miners such as th.
world never knew ontsIde of the Com
stock.
Ii was only when the Western Fedora
lob sent il lie %agitatoTs and the union
was. disrupted by counter forces that
roubIo ensucd md strikes occurred.
The Virginia City miners union today
= r.. ady to return to it, independence i!
, precedent is established, and tuch Il
pre- cedent will be established IL Cold
tield. The next step will be for Cold
licId and the Comstock to join hands
The other unions in Nevada will quickly
ollnw suit,
No announcement has hitherto been
made in tine Go!diield papers Of the pro-
posed union and the move has been such
d quiet one that it is probable that many
/ the local miners are not yet acquaiut.
ed with the new situation.
This independent union will receive a
charter from the state legislature, at
least one will be applied for. The
union viii be fully Incorporated and
will be managed 10y conservative people
\. mar with chistic tendencies will
lind it a hard union to secure admission
II, but for conservatives it will be an
ideal organization. ono in which mine
operators and cmplo! Is may meet upon
! common scale, where grievances will
ne discussed and adjusted and where
The spirit Of copartnership, that is sadly
iacking in the Western Federation o!
Miners, will exist.
The formation Of this union will put
m end, not only to the present strike,
mi will obvIate any labor trouble in
tho future. Needless To say, the new
union will be a patriotic, American
organization and the movement is liable
20 spread throughout the mining camp
u the west, to the unbounded benefit Of
both labor aud capital ms they are
invested III the mining industry.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Business Locals.

Ut
.,n ~ WI
CndrcSs i spring chickens FOR tn!"
the Elite Market.
y fine lot "t Rh"ir Island Red r0osi-
crs for Gale. Inquire % ". q. Kline. =
uIork n,,;,r p,r,,,.o N;,u.
Claims a., .ai. -, u,i. omc.
wir,o- r,,,L,n, H., o, -
Sav,pour I,,,,i.
An 'I' "fE COCO" stores ave agree" L"
C'"s' ~ : "c'"rN T. ~ 'NceP' Sainr-
''"Ss' "n'i' '"''"Ti h"'ic''
tam your faciHi cXpr"taip". DR.. Gill
Itna tine ae"tiSt' oth"" "VeF Drug
"tore' f-iRo.
No doubt, Won have tried all ,inls =,
school shoes fo, b,,s. but b,,y, ,or
;ried the @Webstr,r ~ q lin, .l
sizes 10 he fouud nj Soymnur J,,,hs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Heir Of Gold Hill Mine,

a discovery was made several Days
ago which may result IN Harry IiviugI-
ton, a well known mining man Of this
city, residing on tho Prison road, Il
wealthy man for the remainder OF his
days. a fractional claim has been dis
covered in the very heart Of the mining
district at Gold Hill which formerly
belonged to SANDY" Bowers, and Liy.
inpstoD in the only heir to the property.
Attorney CiiariZ Of this cIty has nj r.ady
been cngag ID to handle the chsc. Ac-
cordiuR to tie facts 80 far usceriair,ed
tie claim, known M the IIncle Sam,
wGo located 10y Suny bowers md his
wife ABOUT 1860. Bow era held the pro-
perry Tor ycars and hIs hcira did not
Know until n shor. time Fgo that he hp,d
ilni Particular property and ia II cons, =
sequence II was never dcyclopcd.-Ca
OF New.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Rank FOolishnesa.

When attacked by n cough, or a cold,
or when your throat is sore, il is rank
foolishness to take my other medicine
than Kings New Discovery. "says c.
Q. Eldridge, OF Empire, Ga. al have
used New Discovery seven years and |
know 1t lie the beat RI NEEDY on earth Tor
coughs and colds, Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. NJ, children are
subject to Group, but New Discovery
quickly cures every attack Known
the world over IS the King OF throat
and lung remediot. Sold under guar.
antee at Elko Drug Co. 50c aud 81 90
Trial bottle FREQ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, Group and whooplng
cough grows III favor daily. Mothers
should Keep 1t on hand Tor children, 1t
Is prompt relief to Group. II il gently
laxative, diving the poison aud phIegm
from the system. 1t given immediate
relief. Guaranteed. Sold by Elko Drug
Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
VIC partnership hrret"forc cxttiing be-
wcch W ~ Mayer aud o G. MrCnlI
IONS hns'ness III I'll" Town oi Dcetb,
hlko County, Nevada, in hereby dis.
solved by mutual consent.
Hh outstanding accounts duo eaiJ
hrm Of MAYER AND McrALL ntc ~
DO paid to MCCALL aud SMILEY who
assume nD liabilities Of enid firm q,
Mayor md Mct}all md who will here.
after conduc, and carry on said busipem
~. Il. MAYER,
9. G. MCCALL,
w. j. SMILEY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
EStray Notice

a COW, about five years old with a
young calf, crop OF right ear, left ear
split, under bit III left ear, and branded
on left hip with a double anchor with
har under, cnme to my ranch nearly
three years ago The owner can get the
COW aud calf by proving ownership and
paying the costs of this ad and other
charges.
Ed. CARvILLE
Sheiton, Nevada. December G., 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10

certainly smashed n hole in the bar.
rooms Of Kansas, but Billiards. bore
hound Syrup has smashed all records
as a cure for coughs, bronchitis, iDtlu-
eDza and all pulmonary di+eases. =. &.
H, Horton, Kansas, writes: a have
IA cough so quickly as Bnllard's llorc-
hound Syrup. | have used it for years"
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Notice 10 Shareholders,

lie regular annual meeting ~ shntr-
holders OF The First Nntiunni BinE Of
Elko, New, will be held at ito bnnkInv
house in Elto, nevada, on Tnceday the
li'h LAY OF January \ y 1915, bet vccn
the hours OF 10 u. IN. and I =. ~, Tor the
purpose of rirctIuR n board Dircctora
70 serve Tor the cLsuunV year aud Tor the
Transaction ~ such other huainras no
may properly come bcforo such meeting.
Il. II. MALLsTT,
Cashier.
Ellie, Nevada, Dec. 1i.h, 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Cattle For Sale.

We have SIN HUNDRED head Of
good cattle for sale, that Gao be deliver
ed ut any time between January lst aud
March LIST, 1908.
For further III formRtion address.
Z. &. TRUETT Il Sons,
Deeth, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-10
Usurp Mans PriviIeoe.

The only real advantage ! can soc
IN being n business woman" said one
OF them, "ls that you can break an on.
BaSemcht when you want TO. like tho
men do. You can say that an impor.
tant business matter came M uncx.
p~ectedly that you were Obliged 10 at.
tend to-"
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Home Bakery

John Hunter has opened The Home
Bakery aud Is prepared to furnish frc.h
bread, pics, cakes, ETC., on short notice
All orders will receive prompt attention
Everything about the Home Bakery is
new and ui-to.datc and n first .clnss
baker is in charge.
The proprietor hopes By fair dealing
and removable prices to secure n share
Of the public patronage.
Don't seni your money way Tor pies
cukes HIti bread.
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STATE OF ONO. CITY OF roLhpo !

SrArE OF ONO. CITY OF ruLEDo -,
Lucas COUNTY 81
FRANK j. CHENEY makes ouih that he
Is the senior partner of the firm OF +. j
CHENEY Il Co.. doing business i'll the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh TINT cannot
be cured 10y the. Use of HALLS CATAREm
CuEE. FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn 10 before Ge and subscribed
III my presence. this 9th day of Decem-
Der. 4. D., 1856. \. W. GLEASON,
tsEALl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
tcE"ally and acts directly on die blood
anu mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo, ..
Sold by all druggists.
Take liali'a Family Pills for constipation
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For Sale

Two aud one-hHlt residence lots on
Missouri Flat. a ive-room ds yelling 4,
furnished throughout, y good bnrn and
other o%ntbonser, and a good well are on
the premises.
Only $1,000 is asked for all this pro
pert tie a snap.
For further particulars inquire at .bis
nfinA.
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The ELITE MARKET,
Charles r. Grover, Prop.
Tic best BEEF. VEAL and PORK that
can be found IN Elko. Also SAU-
SAGES, HANS and BACON.

Always OH hand and sold at the lowcst
possible prices. All orders will receive
careful attention. go.
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TIE BEST. flour.

W" have just received Il rarlrnd o,
i%Iohccr Flnnr md . cnrlonI ~ q .Jc,
lIigh Patent Flour. md nfr nov oII,
'" euPply the icmrnd Tor Tho hirlrs,
grades Of Flour oil the mnrnc, # III,
owcnt cafh price. ~
J.. ". YowrLL,
AhminiRttAtor oi the Es-
tate Of ". CIasC, deceased
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The New Growth in Agriculture, Mining and Rail |
road Building is causing EIko to have a great CROWN
and this has but just started.
il you buy lots on the hill you will certainly
Make Money. ~
The ELKO LAND & IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. |
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The Best Shoes.

Douglas shoHe Tor men md women
and other makes ~ fret rl'u ',n' y1ar
sold toy A. l.. MAUI The SIn" Man.