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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06

i, strongly Psrfomsd Waters Are
Mauve In Color.

\, strongly Performed Waters Are
Mauve IN Color.
.t,rasse, clinging to its Alp, high
.,avs the Mediterranean. "a supposed
4 I've the stranger headache on ac-
..'ot Of its perfume" said perfuner.
srg.sSe makes the worlds perfumes
Van see mountains Of flowers there, as
4 milling country Jon see noun
s,,ns Of wheat. The odor n powerful.
1ut a. far as headaches--no
sBut in the Caspian district there Ia
. Iake 50 strongly perfumed that II the
stranger boats on II or swims In 1t he
rally gets a headache. This lakes
hnks are OF white salt crystals, Its
waters are mauve In color, and from 1t
Al odor Of vioIets Il exhaled-
N Is Lake Mangishlak. visited It
y nee Il I couldn't bottle Il up and put
\ on heperfume market. No so.
you see, 1t Is the presence OF the
sawed Polydcystia violacea that
ryes the lake its hue and smell. When
100 bottle the waters the seaweed at
ems after few days die and rot.
Then the Odor changes from violet to
-pah.
aBut IL you are ever In the Caspian
shlt the Mankishlak peninsula and
hke a look at the lake. II Is in its way
3 curious as the asphalt lakes Of South
America. New Orleans Times Demo
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06
SHE WAS lNSULrED.
ne sting In the letter That Came
For Ser Husband.

For Hsr Husband.
Harry, love-" aid Mrs. Knew to her
ashland when be entered his home a
Nv evenings agg, 1--WE been dread
1Hlly lnsulted."
-Insultedi' repeated Mr.. Knew IN
Gsnantly. by whomr'
BY your mother"
Ny mother. Floraf Nonsense. dear.
lAes the kindest woman In the world.
Ana bow could she insult your She
nnt here: she's miles away"
Bat Harry, she did insult me-" per-
.Assd Flora, land II was done in q
htRr."
show II to me-"
TN tell you about It. A letter came
" you this morning addressed In
Islf mothers handwriting. and so. OF
usrse, ! opened I"
'Ot course" said Mr. Knew dryly.
u was written 10 ron all the way
epagh you underestimate
Yes, | understand that. but where
~ The Insult to you come Inf"
10 The postscript when ! read
tsas to that II said. Dear Flora
.,at fan to give this latter TO Harry;
Naul him 10 have IT, Now. tell me,
saat that an insnltY' - Pearson'a
Htkly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06

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~, iF 1000 with whIch Admiral
-. e'chfane pald his Ane when 10
4. .-.'e-g acCussd q spreading with
40. --'sa'ed obssct q rum0P that Do
"as dead ID 1914 - AZ %
~. rise h gha price a. EtockA
-. - ueutionel was Raised n sub
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-. 90 iilrntN The nBfe II ln8orNes
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A.. .A1' ae Gag b ms pFvss -
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-, 4-ai coraarnn8tion wus not
49, 1aia tighiamn years iattg.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06
NOTICE

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-06
DESCRIPTION OF LAND.

Commence at q point ON N. Sec
ond avenue as r. from Inter
section OF said avenue, and w,
Eleventh street. run n. along
said avenue rs ft., n. nj right
angles 10 said avenue 10 N.
line OF u. i29, w. along said
line OF Blk. 20 appoint on said
Blk az right angles 20 North
Second avenue opposite point
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
REX BEACH WOULD
 HAVE VENGEANCE

SEATTLE July 5 When Rex Beach tho author. and Fred Stone. the comedian. return from Alaska. where they have been hunting bear far the past SIN weeks they 0iu go on tHs stu MuHt ar Che man who sold them two ft.. hIs. -rfls.J haar dtea at least th,, were tfye,1 te tg bear dogs. but NJ f ItrH,y H5s different -mma fnr tH- rtuH.s
 Beach and -r1ua wont north as the -u.#- "l NIT usu.y bat rhgir host eaz fers.I ta return ta sratar ou
 sNh,a .af NasIa Inc boar We're =W r.Hae u ]UE.z =ajd Mir H,uev. aHrH rHa fancy bear dogs purchased hz Ea.a md Slaae inst Gerars their ltaHafs fram Seattle wgry planned s.e z#- aHura of Inc hunters fa bag ans Uf q, bIE ga#e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

zon tar way ur tho dpgs Were trot- ted out on the slightest proyocation. and both men were continually talking atout the fine bargain they made when they purchased the animals
 "tt seems. however. that Beach and stone were both shy uu dog lore. aud instead of heiug bear hunters. the ani- m4ls are retrieycra retrieving when they get lost n tby woods The only time either one of them. the dogs | mean. gave tongue was when they were turned lopsr and eot l1~t Before left ta~bed Beach how l, liked his dogs.
 I'm sHz one man W3s The reply. mud hos thu guy uha, sold me those r9rlaI dogs but when | gel through with his brar expedition atrl return ta Seattle there will bc something stir- ring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
MAN AND WIFE REFUSED
 $7,0O0, USE LASH

StN JOSE - E z Field. rrapria- .a- or 5 curis zfers con south First
 street. aa- attacked hy pr Meadow 1f san Francisco t#fz morning. hertuzl br.rf fuzaH te ray Staaa t, Meadows far 14a=au .aauaus nuh m= aifa uaH
 Ha aas -t# Etm vun tauR and a
 .as H Fed- ssaga Ne Nsadaa- s,a# VITH neF husband aa5 aided hum H H- attack usIs 4 AHfp which sas .hta eHH her FHad M. e5dIe bruised aud za#Haj. mt aaz save afrum marr serious Injuries bs m= ereek- 8d cas- lmsrs
 pr Meadows entered tFe stora and presented Fetd vHh Iarer demaud- me ms immediate raEmsa. of tlooo and sHagg.uE Fte#d with improper eon- duet ulrH his wffa rIeid refused to my a eaut aud daaal 1h. charges Nzadee- struck hlH aeoekms his -assrs afr and practically disabling hm fef fufthrr 8sfsH-rs. as Field k extremely -HartsIehtad When Mrs. NEaf'1es began tu at the WHiH upon Itzal Aa eaaH Ia=t consciousness.
 N1s Hrtdau- worked m FiaId'- -iata fse. ,r si Xsearz ago and was ene f s3Iuad assistants Her mar rasg dfd uaH tatr place until after =hr .eft him, and he says that hr has mol -eea her since br Meadows has been
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
NOW IS THE TIME.

Within radius of aHe hundred mlles from Nome aeer enr hundred different quartz veins hav, been uncovered. but with the exception Of the Hurrab mine moi single shaft has been sunk to a depth af uus hundred fcet.
 This is a proposition in which the tusiaess men sHand manifest little more interest. fea it js patent to tho most casual observer that the Nome placer fields cannot last forever. They are not yet exhausted. but many of in, rich creeks and shallow dlggines hay, been worked out. and inc period wler laber-saving machinery wiH have tr be installed in order to work th, ground Is rapidly approaching. A placer camp Is necessarily short lived but quartz field win endure for more than hundred years
 The longer the development of these quartz veins is deferred the more dtM- cult NH the task Income. for the very good reason thai as the placcrs are Eradually exhausted the business peo- Iie will make less and less mouev Now is the accepted time-not five ycars hence. when some of the people who are now prospecting will be in that chronic condition Of impccuniosity that is vulgary, but cxprrssWeIy. termed stone broke"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
CLEVELAND
 F0RESAW

TEEEE HArTE Ind. July John F Lamb If .ni~ city today made rab- lia a latter written by Grover Clcec- uud To pauicI veorhees July 5. 1909. in which he predicted the disasters that have since ovcrtal,en the democratic rarly. The=Ic,ter which was written by Cleveland in person, says in part:
 You and | ought not to indulge in nHg iusHceruty or nonsense With each other. I remember conversations with you during my residence in Washing ton. indicating how | felt about a con- tuurd incmbency in ;hc presidency | doubt if yuu recall ii. but said once ,o you that I was entirely willing 10 dn the blowing and make the way for another to harvest.
 T remember. tan, how you earnestly and Wteh your peculiar big-hcarteI gcncrosity autagonizcd any such idea. find myself now. by the operation of "a current which l nave not even at tempted to guide. again the candidate of my party. at a time when believe it means long wandering In the wilder ness of discouragements for our party and the most disastrous results to our country.
 "t feel this responsibility most ae-  utely. and 1T il had been of my own seeking I should oftencr feel very un- happy in my fears for the results"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

wgz,h some considerations Let a rar- ty Hr busiuess and mutue men got to- rrtH.r and faun development sem- raHy. 2..H 1 working capital at sIy. S=aaaH Then Hte. #a efficient w##e engineer Ia make an examination ef these properties and take options ur aHeut m'f 1rzra If tH= ha1-5uaaHa rrssTaHfs T=5H sink shaft sa d darh aa fram I.a tn -aa 5..f ar #ra. "r four Vja5.-. Iu vUr vf JHs-e 5f r almost certain that a mine vtH b, opened up. this vm lead to further d,- veigruent VorN and more mines. and tHs r.Harause ot Numa win bD as- -araJ H.Eau8 tHe readveuura of a 3aHHf
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
A SIMPLE PROPOSITION.

m. republican, =i,HaeuHe rar- ri.s ate ban rWuHe tha affairs ;. fine rmasI S#te= far e1aa maHs salFz. and 9zTseea rHzzH Tzay =s..u rH haa baHala uf a ..r rrzf.ras auf pnuarsat=utIar Hf tn mus. Irazaaa.la aHI saa.at1a H sas world Then ss.a hl= b.aH Ice H# t#. Hs- m.saf aHaI-= af tHs e@HtHg a ssueHs rfHv #He-. #I #1HHeH e#.=e ar= a f.4 things which mga. as .au,izsa. NC must admit shaE taken be and Eree tHes HaNa made quH a success ef l. uHee H.a N iIea ueH panty ha- sufaug ap lhe pepulsts. far instance
 hut th-g have ugzHr arremrIf H-a anything. and afaer q aaH saar= af Ia tile struggling faes utarnHf haf. become extinct
 Na.s. Alaska x .u a bad way Many nea laws arc needed to develop prag- srlf the re=sarees of t.e country aud thsy aHe Hardsa quIakIe. The question that coafroats the people is. which Is the better and most cxpe- difIaus manner af securing tHIs need ,i legisiaiipHt SnuH N, efscr fl cen- Frsss 4 man recognized ts tHa panty in power, or shall Ne Nasie thousand years or so in giving our support to an independent candidate. wha thinks he is greater than t#e twp great par lies which have conducted Inc affairs "f tine nation since irz beginning. and "ha.Wtl waste his time and ours tfy- ing tn convert the national legislators tu his opinion
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
COPPER ON
 THE KOBUK

According To recent arrival from fhe north thr copper minr on tho Ko- huk river js booking u= well as eyer tbr doubte-e"WrartmvH shaft having been sunk tp depth of GO feet in the err body. The deposit has mol been rrp-@-eut at the bottom. but tunnel run on the surface proves Il To h, about Grle feet wide.
 The ore at lhe bottom of Inc shaft consists of buruitc and cHaeopyfitr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
PLAY THE GAME ACCORDING TO
 THE RULES.

-Nerr zse .e.r e uHl juror tu aus H=6.#e ea#a. a.a=s 14Ht4as ea. u#r sm#aH. .uau .eae ee.l- .=.r where #f.H y.a a.i h.Tra aIE fhg ..a.##. ra ,.F.aH alsa tH..esufI dr- a=aas a Haa.#= b.dr. U. a..a.ss had mad. Hl#r 4rLaH.u-. Yau win remember HHr Hae# aHMalza.d gau Ha. rs .lIsgass ffe seIdgHg. vJ.h. amy anr. Har tHs te uurr fz n eausIazr# la tha m4tter mu I6o arEuamulz had hrgu made and the court had instruct HH Faz ra=afdms tHr aw tHr.eas-.
 Inc Ha.es than Es..ra fHa fr1. afa .s#-r H=.a# =#am# ar-aa#= f..- #utf ~r5r-t such 8+ l. a-a -# # t#-Ea tf yau are ta Ha U zaea Heur and NHnt sour yala ta hy rIght 1z vel as effective. you viii mol bs
 asty u forming zwr ysasWs1aue
 You am strive ta r,mays au maiu- #ee and rr=roneeieaa notions and ! Ha=4eH ar=f =fHe evidence #f##ftHz= =aaHf##na for whom yeu SSH vate
 u.rH n Fairbanks We Hs- ne# yf =t-# heard tHa testimony aI He an. #nr in 11, 4e..au NJ e#r-.H. ..e a.aa. af Inc republican convention and Hr Eanw. the uamurr uf ta-
 5aa#HaaIe convention w an baoa Har zrrx N@HHaH aHfzH Naa H= H+.d # year In AIa=Ha aB fbHus days within the voting frra#a, - Juror
 H the e5za of aGufars-In e= Regular Nariue,-.a which ts to hr submiBed r ! Iurs of saa thousand Alaska citzau aa August n.
 Kaesas ths. and a,#H bnaaHs H a9les af C.. uaIueal ema and inc ruie- af evidence. Ono independents ara art .fss.le== =tfeuH=HsG striving ta prejudice The ury hef1rs the easa has been falH presented ta them THay are trying ta make zau believe tHe ma Heious gossip That is so persi~taHtly circulated regarding the party eaHdl- aatr= They arr azsiduuuslv digging
 Hto Inc muck and trying ta mazr ; amueh discovery fhu MI JizaradH fHr eaHddatez who represent the p,a- ple la esHtrHt8eu 8-=.mbl.l Th,t 4fr trying Ice acquire tiu, ta a arle- gateshp hy obHteatne inc Huez and
 removing tbe stakes of the rLHua eHim as ='aksa aH raeardaa in thl name of thr people of tao republican convention ut k,tchikuu. and nj tha democratic convention at Juneau
 If you are faf-mHded juror you un hear all If the evidence before de- eiding for whom To >ote. When you go iufo tho voting booth to render you verdict. you should reject the tr-u- mmy of an zyIf-seekmg candidates and stick strictly ta the one issur in Che case. viz. Shall | east my vote fer non-rarlizan candidate who rcp- rescnts no party and He policies. and who can, al hest. accomplish little if anything al Washington. or shall 1 east my vote for a panty candidate whose policies and platform are well known, and aho wil be iu harmony "iln tar admmI~rratipue Shall sor. for q man who will be opposed bs other representatives uf thc people ui far man whose party certificate cH- titles him tp ask for legislation with au expectation of having if grautcde
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
sGUIcING ON sHUNGNAk.

r ;. Commissioner Moran. who ar Fitcd recently from fhe kubuk district. states that several outfits are slulcing m the Shunguak river and Dahl creek. and are taking out good pay.
 Frank Knight. Tom Shay, \. D Wilcox and Thomas Lloyd are among thc old timers who remained on the kehak during the past winter and are now sluicing out little prosperity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
PASSENGERS
 ARE KILLED
Nuaaet's Special Service.

GREENWtCH. Conn July IS. - over dozen persons were instantly killed and as many dangerously injured when tho fast express on the New York, New Haven & Hartford system left the rails at this point last night.
 The train was making nearly seventy miles Der hour. and was made up mostly of Pullman steeper-. seven uf which were overturned and plunged down the cmbanKmcut
 t Is supposed that thc aecidnet was caused hy an open switch. and a rigid investigation win hc made tp ascer- tain the real cause and to apprchcnd those responsible for such negligence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

.aH irregular practitioner uf medicine m san Francisco and has made soy eal trips tn Central America as ship
 surgeon Field rrfuses to have his
 as-ailants arrested.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Illustrated Mining Edition of Nome Daily Nugget, printed m Magazine form. 52 pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Miss l.. F. Thomas has opened a tyrewriting and stcnographlc exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

II would be good thing for the c"uHtr if the people If Inc Cold Run district would take about lo.1oo rubir= from that stream, have them treated by lapidary. and then place them on sale at the Alaska Pacific ex- position. II would he q most attract ive advertisement for thi~ section af the country, and besides drawing T few tourists here. would attract the attca- tiou of capitalists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house Tn town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

6latz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

\ fickle mind never made a success of anything especially politics
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20

Granite Mining Candles are tn. bs.,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18
High-.Graders Sentenced.

There was hardly dry eye in the
district courtroom this afternoon when
Judge Langan had concluded
the pronouncing of Judgement in the
case of James Thompson and w. Nc
Cabe. recently convicted of attempting
to make away with high grade'ore from
the Rogers Syndicate lease. Between
the sobs of Thompsons distracted
wife and with that prisoners two pratt
thing babies about, Il sentence of three
years was meted out to him and five
years to McCabe. For the sake of the
wife and little ones, Judge Langan cut
down the number of years he would
have otherwise imposed on Thompson.
The courts remarks regarding the
latter's family were most affecting and
brought tears to the eyes of the convict
ed husband and father as we'll as most
of the auditors McCabe, however,
hardly changed expression during the
ordeal -Goldfield Chronicle
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18

The latest reports from Gold Creek
say that the B;,sco who was beaten up
by Jim Britt is still alive and that BRITT
escaped into Idaho. Reports received
since yesterdays issue are to the effect
that Britt and the Basco had trouble ut
Williams sheep dipping camp and that
Britt beat the Basco with his gun.
After the trouble Britt went to another
camp, stole horse and skipped out.
As soon as Sheriff Clark heard of the
trouble, he telephoned to Johnson's and
started two men after Britt Sheriff
Clark left on No. 6 last night to head
Britt off. His capture is somewhat in
doubt as Britt knows the country thor
oughly and has good start of the
officers
Britt was i'll shooting scrape last
year at Mardis and was held to appear
before the grand jury, but escaped pun
ishment through the failure of the grand
jury to indict. He may not be so for
tunate this time if captured
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18
Western Pacific Resumes

Work on the Western Pacific which
was scheduled to begin OH July 1st was
resumed yesterday. For the past few
days the G. L. Gray Construction COM
pany and Nancy Brothers and company
have been making preparations to re-
sumo work on their contracts, and have
been purchasing supplies and hiring all
available men. Present indications are
that the work will DE rushed without
further delay and the connecting link
in Nevada completed.
The c. l.. Gray Construction COM
pany which has the contract for the
concrete work and excavations on the
$50 miles of the Western Pacific rail
way between Hot Springs and Deeth,
resumed operations yesterday. When
seen ut the Winncmucca hotel yester-
day by thd Silver State News man, and
questioned regarding the matter, George
Herman, the local representative of the
firm said:
"For the past several days l have
been hiring all the men that could
iIltt anu lItiII oNCI W
ut Preble, five miles east of Golconda,
where work was resumed this morning
L have no assurance as to how many Of
them went, but L expect to find about
~ hundred men at work when reach
there this afternoon on number, six.
This force is working west and next
week we will start another gang at
Winnemucca working east, and expect
the work to he finished in about sixty
days. So far / have experienced no
difficulty in securing men and as soon
as it becomes generally known that we
have STARTED up, there Will no doubt be
IN abundance of help"
At the local office of Nancy Bros and
company. it was learned that they
started up their steam shovel ut Pail
SADIE yesterday with u force of about rs
men. and that Nelson and company,
sub-contractors, had started on the
tunnel work ut the sanic point. Silver
State News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18
Would Manage Finances.

Il might just as well throw money
away at once as to lend it to you," she
said to the artist as he came in and
began to smoke cigare tie. you
pay me in driblets, and l am SO sur
prised to get anything back that l
hurry to spend it. DO you remember,
not long ago, when you got paid for a
water color and stopped me on the
street and gave me back two dollars
Of that five dollars you borrowed?
Well, I just went along spending that
money foolishly for things l didn't
need at all, was so amazed at getting
1t back again" you poor little thing"
he said to her softly. T'll never let
you spend money foolishly like that
again.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18
CCnvicts In Fight IT Carson.

a prisoner named Fisher had IL mar
TOW escape from death at the hands of
inluriHicd former friends at the Nevada
state prison yesterday mnrning, Captain
Muller, Lieutenant NEWMAN and
Guard HaSlctt saving the mans life.
The attack was th" result af the al!cg-
81 turning of states evidence ~ Fisher
and giving testimony which caused four
bad m"u to he sentenced to thc state
prison y short time ago from Winnie
mucrN for jail breaking.
Fisher ard two other prisoners named
Riley aud Roberts arrived at the state
prison on Monday afternoon, Fisher to
serve II term OF one year and six months
All the other prisoners were locked up
when they arrived consequently it was
1t breakfast time this morning before
the new COnviCtS came in contact with
the others Just ~ the meal was clos
ing and all tho guards were leaving the
place except Guard Milligan in the
cage" four men sentenced at Winnie
muCCa several months ago on the charge
of jail-brcaking and who allcgc they are
serving time ON testimony given by
Fisher, made Il dash for Fisher. Fisher
attempted to run and was forced direct
~ beneath the cage" where Milligan
sat and SO he could not sec what occurred
However they knocked their victum &c
the floor, struck him with quirt and
one used knife, and beat him uumcrci
fully.
When Officers Muller, NEWMAN and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18
ALL FOND OF MAKING NOISE,
It's the Way Of Mankind to Seek 70
Create an Impression.

"LincOln," said Mr.. MacGilkamLy,
told a story about a little steamboat
running on the Wabash river with a
whistle 50 big that when the captain
blew 1t he had to tie up to the bank
for an hour or two 70 get up steam
enough to go on. He had only a little
boat, but he wanted to make as much
noise as anybody on the river. And
Sn't 1t so, in a way, with our friends
the automobilists? If you don't see
il you can't tell by the sound of tho
horn whether the machine coming is
a veritable battle ship OF a Car with a
Limousine body and with Ia extra
tires clamped to it, and with hampers
and baskets strapped to it Ill over.
and with seven trunks on the roof, a
regular house on wheels driven by
100 horsepower engine; or a rickety
little secondhand two horsepower
rTnabout, for the Gloppy little runabout
is altogether likely to carry q bigger
md louder horn than the majestic
touring car. And still, are steamboat
men and automcbilists the only people
mat like to put up big front? Don't
we all OF us. big and little, like to
make all the noise we can in the
world?"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-06-18

Haslett rushed into the room Fisher
was unconscious and when carried out
drought to be in dying condition.
DR.. Huffaker was called and it required
almost two hours to sew and dress the
wounds. 1t is now said that Fisher will
recover.
The chances are that when the pris-
oner RECEIVERS, if he does, he will not be
placed with other prisoners as the fight
yesterday shows that he would be killed
if his assailiants got chance at him.
Carson News.