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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-13
eel wi / in the next ten davs.

lnrr"med wi / III the next ten days.
The remarkably well mmeralized
area Ia that III strict has attracted atteL-
ton from many mining engineers, who,
ar tr an exhaustive examination ur-
hesitatinRly EXPIRE ssed the opinion TINT
it is the most promising mining field in
the Wes ," said Mr.. Musgrove. arhe
go'l z>ne has 'been traced on its trend
for twert, five or thirty miles and in
probably me hundred places tree gold
has been taken from the ou'crop.
The latter is very strongly defined u
the outcrop and rises above the eurface
ut many points from twenty to fifty feet
high and frequently frcm fifty to t~ O
hundred and fifty feet wide.
at is not uru ual to tiud the outcrop
carry u2 gnli values cato the th nusauda
and the ore beng absolutely free mill
ing makes this the most remarkable
mining field which haa ever been di -
covered ~ the west.
while the development WORK Is
imitesd, sufficient has already been done
Ia pro ~ the ore shutes continuous t. tue
depth already attained and the pheno III
enal values encountered ut The grass
roots persist In the bottom of the very
lowe st workings.
MANY prominent operators have
visited the field Within the past week
and wlthon: exception they believe tha,
tile camp 10 Que Of great merit aud
man! Of these people have taken over
properties and will at once advance
aggressive development.
aF'ive automobiles and one daily
stage FILE oui from GoIconda aud the
capacity "f the transportation is taxed
to Its utmost limit to accommodate the
present travel.
&c II Circle contains the most ex.
tensive and richest mineraliz..d gold ares
In Nevada, and coupled with the fact
that the. ores ars uniformly OF excep.
tioDally high grh 70; plenty of running
water; the ores free milling and can be
mined end milled and the values actually
re covered at not 70 exceed so per ton,
max it very attractive region.
q The field ID being rapidly exterded
by discoveries outside Of the original
Limits and these finds are OF sufficient
importance to fully warrant the be1aI
that the full extent of 1t is not w.
dreamed Of.
:, Gas mater OF fact Gold Circ,.
offers an unlimited field for the nctive
prospector and newer and richer veins
OF rich material will no doubt be found
Mt an early date.
"lhe district is paratively new,
having been only discovered fsw
months since, yet all OF the develop
ment work prosecuted has only EN-.
phasized and made more certain the
remarkable value OF that sectioI."-
Humboldt S!ar.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-13
Notice..

All persons indebted to me are re-
queeiad to call at the Henderson Bank
and settle their accounts All my
accounts are at the bank.
~. N. HARRAH,
Paso Roblee, California, March | 1903.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-13
SALMACUNDI


The Nebraska republicans instructed
their four delegates at large fer Taft.
The weather at Truckee is eaid to be
the coolest Of the year. The ice IN the
TrucKee river now is 10 ncbes thick.
Admiral Evans feet hns rea ched
Magdalena Bay on the west coast of
Mexico. 1t is three days ahead OF the
scheduled time.
Six Chinese lost their lives in fire at
Marysville, California, yesterday morn
ing. The fire is supposed TO be the
work of an incendiary.
s@Dam Lii is the name Of laundry man
in st. Joseph, Mo-" says the Baltimore
Newe. Have heard his name mentioned
IN political clrcles.-Omaha Bee
One OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Frank
twin boye, about 10 months old, died
last night Of convulsions. The parents
have the sympathy Of everybody in the If
bereavement. 81.
il church at Den yer on February 23,
Mas yesterday found guilty OF murder in
the first degree. The jury fixed hnug.
ing as the penalty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Knight of Adrian,
Michigan, stopped over last night to
visit their nephew, DR.. Hood. They are
on their way to Los Angeles and will
resume their journey tomorrow.
WANTED-To employ Catholic
gentleman as local representative, we
require person of energy and ability
for the position. Salary Sl8 per week =,
write at once for pa ticulare. The Hot y
Publishing Co. 1913 Dearborn street :,
Chicago, Ill.
1t now looks as il Carl Brown, who
was brought back from Los Angeles on
the charge OF stealing horses, would
have to be discharged. Parties upon
whom the state depended to prove the
case have failed to "come through" with
the required evidence.
From tile latest we have seen regard
ing the New York to Paris race, the
444op"'' car will reach Ogden tomorrow.
WheyR1eard from last the Thomas car
was blowing through the mud md elvsh
west OF Namsutter, Wyoming and was
not making over twelve miles an hour.
There is nothing definite abont the
racers passing through here.
The attention Of everybody is called to
the school election notice in this issue.
1t interests every property holder and
every citiZ4D of this school district
Every citizen should read the notice and
go to the polls on the 4th OF April and
vote for the issuance OF the bonds asF cd
for. EIko needs a new school house and
every body should vote for it,
One of tho nCst ingenious contriven
ces now in use on the siBRe will be seen
when @The Gingerbread Man" plays ut
Elko Sunday night. BY an extremely
clever invention it is made possible for
silver crescent to float through the air,
chnes remarkably pretty girl, with
remarkably sweet voice. She emgs the
Retain OF the sony, "Moon, Moon, Moon"
New York is still TALKING about tho see ne ,
the song and she girl.
Y Postal inspectors Tuesday caused the
arrest Of r. A. Brown, colored, ON a
charge OF violating the postal laws and
forgery. IL stated that on October &c
last, Brown, who was employed at
Carliu received Il money order address.
ed to E. A. Browne, Reno agent OF a
correspondence school. Brown re-
turned the order to Reno signed "E. A.
Browne and. had the post Office &c nd
him another money order payable at
CnrIIn uhioI 10 mn shaJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
ON THE FRONT

The French bark Gen De NogTier
with cement for Frank Watefhouse
q Co. 70 days from Liverpool. has
arrived in part During a fearful
gale last Friday night the bark was
nearly wrecked on Cape F1attefy
rocks.
Sailors Of the French bark n
Pcrouss. AZ Portland. have deserted
b. swimming ashore.
Steamer All has arrived from
Treadwell, bringing iiss.s2t in bul.
lion.
Steamer Santa clara has gone 10
Quartermaster hafbor for repairs
Steamer buchanan from Frisco
arrived at noon.
The Tosa Maru sailed shortly
after noon for the Orient
steamer Saratoga IL due tomor.
row from Valdez aud Seward.
Alaska Flyer Jefferson Is due
from 5kaEway and way ports early
tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
JAPAN C0URTING
SERIOUS TROUBLE
tsy United Pres. ,

TOXIC. March a-JapAn iutsnds
10 make the return Of the steamer
ssfau Mafn from Macao the excuse
Tor a uaxal demonstration. aud "a
vessels e The Japanese navy left
to-day 70 aet aa an eaeuft 10 the
ship en her return trip The Satsa
Maru Nas seized - The Chinese
several weeks aEp. on the Frpuud
that ita owners uere aftsmpting 10
smnEKle a large amount 81 arms
aud ammunition into China for the
benefit 81 the Chluaaa rebels The
vessel Vas osteusibiY bound FOR the
Portuguese port IF Macao. but was
held up b. Chinese varahip Ia the
ruadsteaa aud not allowed 70 make
port.
The Chinese found many cases q
rifles on board The Japanese gov.
eminent fuoh immediate steps 20 80.
cure the release Of the vessel and
the return Of the cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
GETS SAD NEWS OF
DAUGHTERS DEATH

Charles a. McMaalers. auditor OF
the Northwestern Steamship Co.
received word this morning that his
daughter Marguerite. aged Is. had
died ~ the family residence at Tas
coma 81 spinal meningitis. Miss
McMasterH was IN almost ycaH
Before her sickness she was q atu.
dent NJ the Tacoma high school and
Was considered one OF the bright
est pupils. Mr. McMasters Is IN
Tacoma today aud Will remain until
after the funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
CATTLE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY LOSES

san FRANCISCO. March 4
ne verdict of ne iaFy IN the init.
a states circuit court q Western
WHAlnron. vhich awarded MafY
Lavender. Charles Stanley and
nnuel Barso $500 damages from
ne Paxes sound Navigation com
psry hr The druwniug II r. =
iso.srd a. Olga. a port In Puget
sm-t vas affirmed b the court Il
srpsalx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
PIONEER ENGINEER DIGS.


BAN FRANCISCO. March d
Capt John n CosEroye. a pioneer
engineer of the Pacific coast. IL
dead. he vas Ia charge Of the
engine room Of the old mail liner
Japan when that vessel caught fire
off the China coast aud went down
with 800 people. CosgroYe Was the
last one Of five survivors TO leave
Tie was Te years Of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
FINANCIAL BILLS
CAUSE TROUBLE

during the present session Speak
sF Canuon favufa the Aidrlch emcr.
EeueY relief bin. which also has
the endorsement 81 President
Roosevelt and. Il Is believed. The
majority IN the senate The Fnwlsf
blll which Il supported by thc
banking committee of the house.
and which t. mure popular with thu
people At large. IL rapidly gaining
strength In the house. aud an at.
tempt to substitute this bill for the
Aidfieh measure is almost certain
Nhen The latter T. brought befoFe
the representatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
EVANGELIST DYING
tey u.l,.d press.)

Los ANGELES. March Mai
George Il Hilton. well known
throughout the country az an evan.
Eeiist. suffered cerebral hemor
fhaEe AZ hin home in Aihsmbra and
Is reported as near death. Mas
Hilton began his career IN Wash
iugton g years ago. and Was an
associate Of the late Dwight l..
Moody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
ROSLYN BANKER
IS TO WE'D

spRlNGFIEi.p. m Mareh s-At
a RECEPTION given SATURDAY after
noca al TIE resltence @ Mrs Prank
n~ltt Allea IN Glrard the engage
r.ns was announced uf Mf Allen :
,sx,eg Miss Norah Carr % Drank
rsznsn,sr. president ~ the banks
!. nosiyn ard Gle kmIn Wash. The
,.taing will occur early In the
Gumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
NETCALFS SON TO WE'D;
BALKS FATHER

OAKLAND cal. March at
turns cut that Lieut. Victor n. Met.
calf. ifs son OF Secretary Metcaif.
reaiEned from his fathers depart.
ment 10 Ned Miss Mario nuttora.
daushter IT an Oakland millionaire
Young Netealf halked at hla
fathers order that officers of The
navy. from lieutenant down. mast
not Ned
ANYWAY. SAYS the youns officer
I felt that ! would never make a
success IN the navy want a
business carver and Oh. well.
Marie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03

WASHINGTON. March J There
~ shoals. and plenty u them. IN
q course u any proposed financial
hs;slslion IN this congress A dis.
agreement IN the house over the
nssi Eieasures. the AldFieh and he
Fowler bills. Is predicted b care
III observers rnlsas some CON
sreuise Is soon entered into. speak
q Canncn and The banking commit.
r. d The house viii b. locked tn
q confiet that may put 40 effeegual
end 70 al hopes q legislative FsiIef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
STATE NEWS

Next Friday Auburn citizens will
nominate three school directors 20
be voted upon March I.
Ftfty couylcga Will BE- placed AZ
work On the suoaualmie pass road
BY The middle o. April
MhAtcum county mills arc rcsum
lne operations
HellinKham viii hold a cleaning.
up week beginning on the morning
ef March ID
{ { Cornelius. city clerk 81
kent has resigned l.. r. Price has
been dominated a. succrcd hll
Tie receipts o. the rockingham
possofflee have taken a jump of 90
per cent foe February over the
sane month Of 1907
Rice a. well a. tea Nili soon BE-
amanx the state crpps. according 20
statements Of ] q Radcliffe % Ia
coma. Who has been making lnvcs.
legations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
RUFF SUES FOR
PRISON BOARD

SAN FRANCISCO. March a.
Abraham Ruef has fiicd suit
aEainat judge Dunno. Rudolph
spreekeis. District Attorney Lang
don. Detective Burns. Francis .
uenoy and " J niEgy for s. $50 80
alleging that this IL the amount put
az b. him for bis prison quarters.
automobile hire and living OK
peases during the time that be vas
IN ehatge Of Ellsor nirgy. under
the orders 81 judge Dune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. March 3.--Articles Of
incorporation have been filed with
the secretary Of state aa follows:
Moses Investment company, Seat
tie. $4,000. b. {. NJ Moses. p. II.
Moses and Melvin Moses
Lytle's Cold Storage A. Refrig.
orator Car company, Seattle. g. .000. :
000i b. w. W Lytle. y. +. sagcr
and G. r. Tibbs.
j. q. Baeschlin g Co. Seattle.
$4,000. by Fred +. Hurd. y. W.
Musser and Henry Baeaehlln
New York Dental syndicate. Bell
ingham, 81 600. by q. G. Gilbert and
n. ]. Merritt.
j. a. Ross company. Seattle.
amended articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03

Baseball suits In stock or made
TO order. Discount TO clubs. Han.
iii First av. sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
Notice!
RECEIVERS
SALE
By Order of The Court

Whereas. the bids received
b the undersigned were. and
are. ia the estimation Of the
receiver Of 40 account what.
ever, Il f. hereby ordered and
deereed that y. Alexander be
aud IL authorized 10 cell the
merchandise contained In that
certain building on First av.,
aud known as the Monarch
Shoe a Clothing Co. the fol-
lowing merchandise at the
prices stated herein:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
SC Star Theatre

eoa Second A.
Continuous performance from Il a m
60 10 40 D. "a daily
This Week
gANs-NII.SaN GROUND FIGHT.
John T. sulIitans championship
diamond belt. Kid Howell champion
llHhtW eiEht % the Northwest. Ellen
lirndf am. champion has Ruueher u the
Wet fHr HHHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
AMUsE MENTs.

JOIN COnT. MEF
AnBuai InEagsmrnt ~

nm sHAHIf~ d. HANfoHn
ThuFaahF ard rafuFdar niHhfs "Antant
and Cleopatra Friday uighf The Tam
ins 81 the rbrew faIuFdas naHfinsF. be
Nsfehang Of Nenirs" Prices stc 10 81 ha
bsAfs naw sftNHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03

Florida paonaxe has heen de-
naaaeed bY Representative CLARK on
the floof OF the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
ALASKA JUDGE WILL
GET The BENCH
10y United press.l

WASHINGTON. u. G.. March IL
The nomination Of Silas II Reid. OF
Oklahoma, M district Judge of
Alaska was reported fayorably To
the senate by the judiciary commit
tee.
Judge Reid. waiting for con.
firmation. has been holding court
In Alaska for two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-03
MEMS SUITS.

MEMS SUITE.
$3.50 Mems Fine Black Worst
ed Suits ...s.. t2.S5
IS 90 Mems Suits. in ailyool
black Scotch cheylot S4.45
tf2.B0 Mems Suits. IN dress
Fieunas, seTgss; latest
styles cut ..s......-s 7.S5
1880 and 1880 Mems Suits.
In blue and black serEes.
double and single breasted
s.st.s.s ts++-s+s $500
1900 and 1890 Youths
Suits. In imported tweeds
aud cheviots. splendid val
hen ss.ssssssss stss bo.siO
$500 and 1880 Mems Crav-
enettes, every coat anti
blue rainproof $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Antics

Everybodys business is nobody's business
except the busybody's.
Mamma-"Take your fork, Tommie Don't
you know it is wrong to eat with your ting
ers"
Tommie- FINGERS were made before forks,
mamma"
81 know it. Tommie but yours were not"
s'You seem to be pretty far gone" said the
ALMANAC to the calendar.
eyes" replied the calendar, Il fear my
DAYS are numbered. | think | had better
turn over a new leaf the first of the month"
"Papa, what is savage?"
"a savage, my son, is a man who occupies
two whole seats in railway car, while some
poor woman with sick baby has to stand
up"
Mean time-What your watch keeps when
il makes you lose train.
"My dear" said the caller, with winning
smile to the little girl who occupied the study
while her father, the eminent literary man,
was at his dinner, II suppose you assist your
papa by entertaining the bores?"
ayes, SIR" replied the little girl, gravely;
"please be seated
Photographer Ito assistant -What have you
there, James?
Assistant-A positive, sir
Photographer-W no, you haven't; those
are two negatives.
Assistant-Same thing, sir.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

Al
Stick k5 close on the ball. do you
eaWagl Charge that 'chalf-back." and don't
let him kick;
Go at him-that's right-now it's clear.
Follow up! There are others to passl
Look out! give that fellow ROLL
Good again there's one more "sent to grass"
Now steady-hurrah, it's goal!
Follow upl Yes, you won it by that;
You stuck to the leather like wax;
And your foemen you simply laid fat,
Although they were precious good backs"
Twas the fact that you did follow up,
And spoilt every chance there might be,
That has gained you the goal and the cap"
Twas nothing but that. don't you see!
Follow up not in football alone
you'll find it an excellent rule);
But in work over which some would groan,
They'll never get high in the school.
Treat your task like the ball In the match;
Stick close to it-drive it along;
Never stop for "shin" or scratch,
But rush it right bang through the tllrong.
Follow up, when you've started in life,
Don't lag when you once have begun,
Or you'll very soon find in the strife
A goal you have lost, and not won.
There are blacks" such as Idleness, Sloth-
Go at 'em full slick, knock ,em down;
Only charge them, you'll "hummox them
A goal viii your efforts soon crown
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05

But the boy minded it not. Even in dreams
came to him the sweet thought:
His father was proud of him"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
Follop Up

OLLoW up! Now, you fellows. be
quickl
Stick close on the ball. do you
hear?
Charge that 'ehalf-back," and don't
let him kick:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-05
CHAPTER VIII.
A HEAVY REspoNsIR1LITY-FrRE!

" Christmas time the snow lay deep
in the woods, and Mr.. Stoddard's
logging crew were doing prosper
GUS business. They were hauling
from the stump-meaning from
where the trees were chopped-in-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
IRL WHO
GOES TRAVELLING

"A suit for church, calling. etc wa.
PROVIDED That would be quietly smart
and natty. The skirt OF this suit was
III velvet OF chiffon weight having an
invisible plaid, with band of silk
ialo round the skirt, but passing I'M
der the plaits. The skirt was a seven
Sored model boxplaited. The hacker
having the Waistcoat effect was noint-
eo a. the lower edge and the fronts
OF the coat were rounded in cutaway
style Fancy braid decorate The
curved seams and edges and the hot
tom OF the full open sleeves. Fri)ls
OF chiffon finish the sleeves and mar
rover frills of the same are laid in
slde OF the collar and vest. The COL
lar was notched and shallow.
Later in the season this costume
coud be of silk, such as PONCE. raiab.
in plain colors, or the skirt could no
III chiffon broadcloth and the Jacket
Oh the same material Of silk, and a
pretty combination would be q. wolfe
sklft IN mode trimmed with brown
SIX bands and a jacket of brown
trimmed with cream chiffon frills.
Mode spats and brown gloves shon,d
be worn, and mode colored straw
trimmed with cherries and a ION.
brown feather.
y wrap that would be seryiceahlo
lor evening wear was new design
lald full in the collar with Sits made
III the side for the hand ia. pass
through and a collar of shaw design
mad extended ends that passed 0veg
the bust and fastened under and be-
hind the waist in surplice style
The first function that this girl
found herself a part OF given for her. +
WAS the dinner to which the most int
mate friends of the family We're in
vited, and her mother had taken sDe-
ria pains that she should be ready. |
Tor she knew Very we'll that her
iau-Iltef would be the target OF all T
YES. The color WAS Bersundy rel |
md the material crepe De chine. The
lesisn showed the tunic skirt. which !
lad foundation OF five cores with a
circular fiounce over which is draped +
fouf-piece tunic or overskirt. with I
vent at the front and side seams. the
lSes Of which are connected With
narrow straps. Designs from en-
1roidered fIet lace We're used to deco
ate she edges and points of the lunic.
ne oVef5lonSe was made with the
ie"V"s eli With the body having only
We seams and those under the arms
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-29
Nv Catherine Mann.Payzanf

New York, March 2S.-The cues
tions that arise in the choice O
clothes are almost mOmentous for tn,
girl who goes visiting, momentous /;
her at least, and many are the hour:
she will spend in solving the prob
lem; therefore a few hints from wha
other girls are doing may not come
amiss.
The girl, of whose wardrobe | shall
tell you about, was about to visit he,
fancee's mother, and, of course, a din
ner, a reception. party she knew
would be given her as an introduce
ton to the friends who would shortly
be her friends also. In such an outfit
It was not only necessary TO have a
dress for such occasions, but the girl
ish note, the note Of simplicity mus
be preserved; later the bride nigh;
adopt the elegance and gorgeousness
of the young matron.
Remembering that first impressions
| last, she was careful that the travel
| ing dress in which she should appear
among them should be careful in ev-
cry detail. This costume consisted Of
Ia plated skirt and box coat The
| skirt was a graceful design in purple
|troadcloth, trimmed in black silk ra-
|dium braid below knee depth. The
many cores in this skirt were very
narrow at the top and fitted smoothly
lover the hips, flaring towards the low
Ter edge. The front and back cores
though also narrow, are laid in close
plaits and are stitched for consid-
able distance below the hips. The
skirts should be in clearing length
land measures at the lower edge with
1.-The plaits drawn out, about four yards
land five-eighths.
The coat had as its distinctive feat
lure Gibson fold, graduated in width
land quite narrow at the ends, passes
over each shoulder and extends
trife over the top OF the sleeves. The
coat was in twenty-four-inch length.
The sleeves were in regulation coat
sleeve style finished With reversed
cuffs trimmed as the skirt with radium
braid and the Gibson fold and shaw
collar were decorated in the same
manner. A small turban-shaped hat
was worn in purple velvet, trimmed
with peacock feathers that We're set
on the left side and band OF the
eathers showing the eyes" We're laid
bout the brim Yack shoes ana pu1-
|pe spats and black gloves We're woln.