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TO COMPLETE WAEsH'S PLANS.
Illinois Central Said 70 Have Got Control
OF Indiana polls Southern Road.

rBLooMINoToS. Ind. Nov. 2s.-It 10 un-
derstood here that the Illinois Central
system has purchased or leased the In
dianapolis Southern and that plans are
being formed tn adopt the policies in
auglIrated by John r, Walsh but which
he was unable TO carry out.
II 10 said that as soon rs possible the
Bloomington Southern. which is a branch
OF the Indianapolis Southern. is to be
continued from its terminal south of
Bloomington to Bedford and thus make
a direct connection with the Indianapo-
lie Southern TO Indianapolis.
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WMEXIcAN HARTMAN LINE.
Short Cut From the Pacific to FL Paso
Via Yaqui River Route.

MFxIco CITY. Nov 3s.-H. B. Nicker-
son, general manager Of the Sierra Madre
Railroad. announces that he has secured
concessions and will Immediately extend
the railroad from its present terminus
south Of FL Paso TO the Yaqui River In So
nora connecting there with Harriman's
new. Yaqui River line from Guayamas.
1t Is believed Hartman is backing the
project as it will give him an all Mexico
line to FL Paso from the Mexican coast
several hundred miles shorter than the
Pacific connection at Los Angeles
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8 I. sTrHiiE ( SxNyI ,IsiII,AFEMERT.

Tho weekly statAn,6nt' Of, Averages Of the
Associated hanks Of the City Of New York
compares g followS with that Of lest week
ago" - - Va - q -.
e, stt so !, re. e, . IN q IsS q; "a,
5:ss.tisa 3si:s:sS
fs;sr fsi ss,,. 20 sssSS si1sS lss iss "lss "ss
Res. he'd. Sast 474 200 SssSlOe,7oo S,i7asi 100
Res. RED. Sos,aAs,7bo &s.tQ9Jo1b 27o,peo,St5
Surplus ',ss,i0OeSO ss0nS0. .slSdsfs6a, ESQ, as
TSaep,te' 70 asp.o nj @% ns soi
y, cEshxcs for the week were. as fOlovs
LOANS .,..,.,.. Inc ~ 10 Qo9
Deposlis Inc. iisstsI0o
so.ci. . ,t..,s, 80. d., I'M, q, os IN
t,egai tenders, .!'.....'''.";.'' ssL0So
neseive helu.. t'.'.,..''''''.'R INC. !oSIIu
SURPLUS. Dec i'<ose7o
The amount OF United States deposits
shown In this weeks statement Ii ss.e 100,
decrease Of s357 900 since last week. II
these deposits were deducted from. the
aggfegate given the surplus would be
$50, ,33o, ,O75. = -.t. l...
OF cash reserves, to deposits OF the more
prominent banks as compared with last
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BANKERS FOUND GUILTY.
Three PennsyIvanians Liable to Long
Imprisonment for Misapplying Funds.

PITTsBuRo. Nov. 2S.-The jury in the
case OF C. E. ;Jullen. cashier Of the Farmers
4 Merchants National Bank OF Mount
Pleasant, Pa. charged with the mis-
application of funds. and f. H. Stelman,
"a promoter. ard X. W. Hissen, the aged
bank president. charged with aiding and
abetting Mullen, returned a verdict of
guilty" this morning.
There are nineteen counts in the case.
and on each count the defendants are
liable to from five to ten years in prison.
The case was hard fought on each side,
the final Arguments taking up all Of yester-
day. The defence will make motion for
q new trial. J'
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Two New state, Before March 4.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 2s.-That two new
Mates New Mexico and Arizona-will
70 Gdded to the Union by the next
sess'on of Congress 10 the opin-
S1n % Senator Penrose and Delegate
"; h Andrews of New Mexico, who
alled at the White House to-day. Mr..
Andrews discussed statehood. and On
aehcs that the bills for separate state
mood would be passed before March 4.
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Army Orders.

wIsHNoroS. 'Suvs % -Those army orders
were issued to-day rSi.--
second Infantry, 10 Fort Lscun, Alaska, !,
First Lieut.. Andrew " Stephenson- Medical
Reserve Corps, a henorsbly discharged from, the
Lieut. Col. Ale1is r.. Paxton, Twenty. .fouulh
Iefaniry, from Washington, Ds o" tdhs regimenn
The retirement OF First Lieut.. Emory s, West
Seventh Cavalry, Is announced
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THE DIN SAFE AT MANILA.
She Arrived on Nov. 40. Ahead Of Time
but No One Told Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2s.-The army
transport Dix, which was reported yester-
day as six days overdue at Manila. has been
found. She arrived In Manila Bay on
November. 20 last. one day. ahead OF
schedule time. ~, -. o..
The impression In Washington that she
was overdue arose from. the foot ;;hat the
Quartermaster at Manila. did not report
her arrival there to the War Department.
when Adjt.-Gen. Ainsworth received q
cable messa q, from Ma General Wes-
ton, commanding the Philippines divi-
sion. explaining the situation.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The Gernanla Life Insurance pany.
mania Life Insurance Company will be held ~ aha ,e
principal once OF the Company. No. ~ NASSAU
the 9th day OF December. 1908, from 10 a; N ~ ,,
y. NJ Carl. HFYY. Secretary. ~
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Moyements or Naval yesseIs.

NAsHrNdroS. S,Jv. ss.-1he cruisers
mcaeo and Olympia have arrived at
SStorfolk, the cruiser Montgomery at
sshl!alelphia and the collier Lebanon at
hzl4rds Bay.
tuart,nsno for Aux Cages. Hayti.
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NAT C. GOODWIN.
November 2oth, 1903.


Nevada night md
onye en-
Of Bozeman
Sheein Banking
Operator al
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Speyer & Co. announced yesterdaS that :,
that nrm had nothing TO do with the reported
new cuban loan OF $40. .0O0 900, With which ef
reported loan was said to be for the pur-
pose of public improvements In Cuba afthfol
I he withdrawal of the United States troops. IS
The sun., 1908-11-29

SIS Lucana. from Llverpoo, for New York,
rs ArattA from Queenstown for New York.
IS Kalsern huEuste Victoria from Hamburg
for New York
IS Caledonia. from GLASGOW for New York.
SIS Finland. from AntweTp for New York.
SIS Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm from bremen for
New York.
SIS StatendAm. from Rotterdam for New York
SIS 81 Louis from Southampton for New York.
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DIVIDENDS, AND INTEREST,",
THE BRITISH GUIANA GOLD CONCIcs.
sIONS COMPANY, LTD. sGf
Mills Building, AZ Wall straet.

NOW OTK, NOV. Hth, IVOb. .
cessions Company. Ltd. haye this day declared A.
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE -oDARII
TIERS n%s5l PER CENT. on the outstanding Pre- Z
ferred Stock OF the Company, payable Dece ufber
18th. 1908 TO stockholders OF record avs H"M.ie
on December 9th. r. .,...t .-,a ,-s, 81 t,l
The books OF the Company for the transfer Of
the preferred stock will close at p. NJ. Dccehai =
Der 5th. and reopen December l6th, 1908, ~ 1.
c. V. r. COGSMELL. 1reAslrcr. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED Man with small capital to taks
charge OF territory for merchandising bustn 7
a,,ii Write fGr pSsrculsrs, pSn Pp Pope Au,SnatS fri'
Building. Chicago. .- ..- ~ "e 80
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No Extra Charge for II.
Advertisements for THE Son, and THE
EVENING Sun may be left ct any American
District Messenger ofscs In the city. q,
The sun., 1908-11-29

ny Marconi wireless, 80 o.
Ss New York. foE Nov York. was so miles east
OF Sandy Hook al, 10 A, NJ yesterday.
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RAWHIDE C0AL|TI0 |.
Proving Under Vigorous Development
to Be the Bonanza Mine Of the West.
three times Present Market Price would still be the One
Best Purchase on the Entire American Securities List

Dispatches " Re last night said that the Rardoand workings on the
with gold This exclusive
e ! ,
already heard the Miller workings
the Tnett milling
ntemxe Poey hghgrade
o il
other
shares while
cntsto$
urged RAW1lDE in
ihed announcements and
before Election Yesterday York and
Francisco Stock Exchange they
o. . - ~
repeat that RAWHlD COALITION shares easily worth S. that ary~he
the advance the market this only begun
immediate ndhuloudy -.
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OUTGOING sriAxsxrra

OUTGOING BTHAABHIpa
SGG Today.
Maps I'ssssiS
Close. SAL.
SArnia Hayti .......... eoOAM 500 N
Tuscany. Montevideo ~. IooAM 7ooAA
.Sda To.morroU. '-
SarAma aces. Trinidad. .... II ooAA .I0oPM
Monroe. Norfolk. ......!., ...-..... SOP
SAT TueSdaV December L.
Nisuw Amsterdam, Rotter. ~
81 S:$;:: :! $;$ ss$'i $
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun RISES. 6i9 sun sets. .4:S0 Moon sets. i0:3e
HIoH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook II q Gov Island II - Hell Gate .i:t6
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ArrIved-SArunpAr. Sovenh

Arrived-SArUEpAY. November IS
SIS Cedric. Liverpool. Nov. 10 .'
IS Campsnia, Liverpool. Nov. u.
IS Minnetonka London. Nov. 10 -
IS BhsgaNa. Hambu O, Nov. H.
IS Hoitnlen. Swansea, Nov. 10.
IS Gut Hell. Emden, Nov. IL.
IS Rurdistan. hnssorah, oct. II.
IS Santiago. Guantanamo. Nov. a
SIS Arapahoe, Jacksonville, Nov, -
IS Princess Anne, Norfolk. Nov. si.
The sun., 1908-11-29
ARRIVED OUT
SAILED PROM FOREIGN PoRrs

SIS vadtrlsnd. al Antwerp from New York.
IS philadelphia, at Southampton from NcN
York.
The sun., 1908-11-29

THE receipts from customs % day wens aceos..
on. from Internal revenue.~ S1DI o0S. and mis-,
celianeous. t25l.o55 National bank noIes re.
ceived for redemption. ei.eS7 ~. =. D,
The cash statement OF the uhfed Sta Ra, Trs1p,
urer for November 2s shows: - ~ .
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DAILY TREASURY sTATEMlNE

wAsHINoroN. Nov. .a-The statement Of
shows: - Is
Receipts. NN:,037 SS,i9t oot ett0 toAaf
Expenditures. 26so,OO A4400oo zs, s,gJk1i
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Important chanaes from last week In
the cash held by the banks and their loans

The State Banking 'Debartment repotts
the weekly condition Of the State banks
not represented In the Cheating House
al tement as follows: - v.
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0ossrP oF WALL sTREEr.

The bears derived little consolation from
che decline In, prices yesterday. The re-
treat OF the bulls was entirely too orderly
to be In any Bense reassurinG to those work.
Ing for lower prices. There was no telling
Just when change OF front NIGH, be shown
and determined effort made to recover
lost ground. The dulness on the decline
was omnous In that reapeot Il indicated
that not only were the bull forces not be-
coming deoimated but that they were get =
ting Into condition Of greater soiidlty ana
that an attack upon them might result
In more injury to the attackers than to the
attacked.
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Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Sec tho new ud Of the Wintcr,nantel
Jcwclry company. 1t will interest
you.
Rev. Mathcson and j. Conrad came in
from Lamoille Yesterday and returned
this afternoon.
Mss Ncva Dcwar returned To ElkO
yesterday after completing Il term Of
school ut North Fork.
This Is the last night Bob Evans and
his battlcships will lr seer ut the opera
house. See the nd.
Oscar Thorpe. who left Elko five or
six years ago. returned last night from
Saalt Lake. lie intends to remain here.
Some ono tapped the 25.ccnt slot ma
chine In the Club saloon at Winncinucca
Sunday night and got away with $t5.
The tapping Of these machines Is II
common occurrence at Winncmucca.
John Henderson left on No. 3 this
afternoon for San Francisco. He will
remain there until Sunday and then
leave for Los Angeles, where he will
meet his family and return with them.
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Clark is arranging to hold service at
South Fork ut that time.

Clark is arranging to hold service Mt
South Fork ut that time.
MIR. Flanagan says he is willing to
accept Senator Newlands' proposition
to submit the question of the U. s.
senatorship to u vote Of the people,
providing he is named by his party and
no objection is raised by the state con.
ventiOn.
Sheriff Clark now has A boarders ut
his hotel. Thirty.three of these sleep in
the cells and the reminder have their
beds i'll the corridors. There are two
women prisoners and the crowded con.
dition of the Jail makes it impossible
for the sheriff and iailer to segregate
them from the other prisoners.
We were pleased this afternoon t.
meet Harry Keyser, IL former Elko boy,
now an engineer OH the Southern Pa.
ciic out of Oakland. Harry and his
wife and child are visiting the old folks.
They will leave for Salt Lake tonight,
where they will spend u few days. AT.
ter seeing the sights of Zion, they will
return and finish their visit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Treasure House Of Coal ~

Forty-fve billion tons of coal, includ.
ed in the greatest coal fields in western
North America, will be Available us soon
us railroad extensions now in progress
tapping the Crows Nest Pass region are
completed, going far toward averting
the predicted fuel famine.
This vast storehouse is located in n
rectangle 100 by 200 miles in extent.
comprising 10000 square miles or 49,
200, 600 acres.
To put this tract in direct communi-
cation with the outside world two on.
posing engineering parties are strenu-
ously mt work. d. G. Corbin. president
of the Spokane international railroad.
has secured IL charter from the proyi.
sional government of British Columbia
for railroad connecting with the Cana.
Ii Pacifice, east of Michel, b. c., and
extending in southerly direction four.
teen miles. Construction gangs are
now i'll the field, rushing work. This
line will open coal lands in seventeen
sections, u total of lO,SOO acres. for
which the company holds crown grants
from the provincial government of
British Columbia.-Technicu World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Marvellous Invention

Prof. Alexander c. McAdic. director
the Weather Bureau for the Pacific
Coast. arrived Tuesday night in Reno
to aid Professor Church of the univers.
ity In setting up the Ferguson mctcoro.
graph. Il marvellous invention Of science
that registers automatically for 40 days
al II time the temperature, atmospheric
pressure, humidity. and other data OF
Importance in determining weather con
ditions. This, after a thorough trial on
the university campus. will bo installed
on Mount Rose. 1t Is one Of the four or
five such instruments in existence in
the world.
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Democratic Delegates

The democratic county committee
met Thursday night and appointed the
following delegates to the democratic
state convention, which meets ut Tono.
pah on August 3lst:
District No. IF. l.. Reber. II. w.
Lane, II. H. Riddle, all of Midas.
District No. 2-Thos. Hunter and A.
W. HesSon. Elko. j. A. Bielar, Carlln,
James +. Holland, Lamoille.
District No. 81. l.. Hudson,
Shelton.
District No. Nv. w. Weathers.
Deeth. l. p. W~oolverton, ST.. Arthu r.
District No. 5-Al Fisher and A. w.
Goble. Wells.
District No. 6-F. II. Winter, Row
lands.
So far as we are able to ascertain.
the delegation from this county stands
II to in favor of the denomination of
Congressman Bartlett.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Larkspur Poisoning On National Forests.

The losses to the cattle men i'm the
western states from larkspur poisoning
every year have been so serious that the
Government is making vigorous efforts
to find an antidote for the poison. rs
well Us to eradicate the plant itself.
In the Gnnnison National Forest,
Colorado, the losses TO the stockincn
last season from larkspur were conscr.
vatively estimated to equal almost five
per cent Of the total number of cattle
grazcd upon TINT Forest.
Its effects are almost immediate.
Death follows the eating Of the plant
within II few hours. For this reason
remedies arc Of little avail because the
animals are generally dead before they
are dicoycred.
Experts from the Bureau Of Plant In.
dustry, In cooperation with the Forest
Service. have made careful and pain.
stalking Investigations In the field. with
a view Of lcssening the losses rs far ms
possible, while several different plans
have been tried in hopes nf completely
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destroying the plant.

destroying the plant.
Larkspur grows very luxuriantly i'm
the early spring. On the Gunnison
Forest in June, 1908, the Forest officers
counted more than 1900 plants in bios
som upon u single square rod. The
plant seems to be more poisonous in hot,
damp weather than in dry season, and
it has been observed that when the
ground is hard and dry, SO that in eat.
ing it the stems break off, leaving the
roots in the ground, it is not SO deadly
in it's effects.
Since certain areas are well known to
he badly infested with larkspur, the
stockmen have been in the habit of herd
ing their cattle from such places. AS
far rs possible, these areas will he fenced
by the Forest Service. On other areas
where it is not SO plentiful the plant
will he dug out by the Forest g
and also moved off to prevent seeding
again.
1t has also been found that the plant
will not hold its own against certain
Kinds of grasses. such rs timothy. A
few acres, sewed in timothy, are being
carefully watched and it is believed
that it is crowding the larkspur out.
1t seems probable that by sowing tim
othy on the mountains meadows the
larkspur could be gradually smothered
and replaced by a valuable forage plant.
If this plan is supported by good
evidence this season, timothy will be
extensively sowed later on. Meanwhile
upon this, as well as several other
National Forests where the losses from
this plant are very serious, the build
ing of fences to keep the cattle off the
most dangerous areas is being pushed
by the Forest Service. and will he on
tinued as fast n funds are available for
the purpose.
Mr.. j. c. Thomas of Crawford, Colo
RADIO, made an experiment iii feeding
the larkspur some years ago to deter
mine, if possible, just what part of the
plant contained the poisonous properties.
A yearliug steer was fed Il large guam
tity of the leaves, with no injurious re-
suits. A few days later, the same
animal was fed Il quantity of the roots
and within ten hours it was dead, thus
justifying the suspicion that the poi
Sonous matter WAS contained in the
root.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
~Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

Rrgcn, Oscar J. Smith was nm arrival
from R3no this morning.
Postmaster Doughty left for Reno
this afternoon. He will rcurn in two
Or three days.
Mr. w. r. Smith and Attorney Hen
dcrson and wi f. returned this morning
from San Fran cisco.
Judge Talbot arrived from Carson
This morning and left for Lnmoillc this
afternoon. He IL looking well.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Winter and Mrs.
Bangs went out to Lamoillc yesterday.
They will return this evening.
Attorney Williams left for Eureka
ON No. . this afternoon on legal bus
mess. He expects to return Wednesday
Tho prOligal son wrote the old man
rs follows: 81 got religion ut camp
meeting tho other day. Send me ten
dollars" But the old man replied:
"Itcligion IL free. You got ;tc wrong
kind!'
An exchange says: The world
needs church buildings that arc thrown
open in winter to Gods miserable,
freezing poor. 40 that hell won't fee
like q paradise to tho man without nm
dcrclnthcs."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Generous Action Of The Elko Realty Company

NNafS'
There seems to be general misunder-
standing as to the exact conditions
governing the donation of land for the
uses of the Western Pacific railway,
which, in justice to all concerned,
should he set right. \ committee of
citizens has been visiting the business
men and others interested in the wei.
fare of Elko. with II subscription list
with the view of raising the sum of
ten thousand dollars, which is the
amount of rash necessary to I've secured
In order to carry ont the provisions of
the proposal to the Western Pacific
made by Mr.. Bridgman. This proposal
agreed to deliver to- the railway com
pany Il total area of approximately 100
acres. in addition TO II straight right Of
way through all land in Section 81
owned by the Elko Realty ard Develop
ment Company. This land is situated
Immediately to the west of the principal
business portion of Elko, and included
much of that land on the fiat recently
plated and recorded as the First Addi-
ton to the Town of Elko. 1t includes
much valuable high land. upon which
the shops and engine stalls of the new
railroad will he erected.
OF the total ground offered to the
railroad owe 80 acres mt present belong
to the Elko Realty and Development
Company, and is valued ut more than
two hundred thousand dollars. The
property purchased or to be purchased
from james Russell is less than twenty
acres in extent.
BY the terms submitted by Mr.. Bridg.
man the Town of Elko is required to
raise ten thousand dollars in cash, of
which sun eight thousand dollars is to
he paid to James Russell for his ground,
approximating IL acres, and two thou.
sand dollars goes to the Elko Realty
and Development Company for over 80
acres of their land. This latter sum
will not pay for the replatting and re.
cording of that small portion of their
land which will remain to Inc used for
town lot purposes.
The generosity of the Realty Com
pany in this matter hns not received rec.
ognition either in this paper or in the
minds Of many of those who have been
called upon to subscribe. Their activ.
ity, libcrality and untiring energy In
doing all that was IN their power to
secure the terminal and shops for Elko.
and the fact that they receive practic.
ally zone of the money subscribed.
demonstrates that there is ut least one
corporation operating in our midst
which is willing to work for public
veal regardless of is own selfish
interests.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Oil Boom Still HoIdinu On,

q. w. Fouke came in from Smith
valley last evening and reports that
the excitement over the new oil dis
coveries is increasing every day.
People are coming in from all direc.
tions. y piece of territory two and
one half miles wide and from 10 to 1a
miles long has been located. Schuyler
Lee has bonded the Gas Jet claim to
John OBanion and J. c. Bockwill for
IA SIM said to be close To $50. 200. The
Gas Jet is said to he the hest claim in
the new fields. 1t is located in n
gulch, and natural gas has been found
in four springs on the property. Elk
perts who are on the ground say that
the surface indications are better than
those mt Bakersfield. Several other
deals are pending, and upon their clos.
ing II number Of wells will he start.
ed.-Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Fighting Forest Reservation

The Eureka Land 81 Cattle Company
has brought suit against President
Roosevelt, Secretary of the Interior.
james Wilson, Chief Forester Clifford
Pinchot, the United States Forest
Supervisor, and John Doc" to prevent
them from confirming the forest rcser.
vation known ms the Monitor Mountain
Reserve, and asks a restraining order to
prevent tho defendants from interfering
with the reserve.
Papers in the suit were served ON
United States District Attorney Sam
Platt ut Carson City yesterday in the
Federal Court.-Appcal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21
Wouldn't Tin IL

a Toronto man who visited England
last summer appears TO think that
country the champion tip taker. He
says:
well, l had tipped every man from
the swell gent who seemed to own the
house of commons down to the hireling
who gummcd the wrong labels on my
luggage, and l went into the waiting
room on the landing stage ut Liverpool
to wash my hands of everything English
and what do You think stared me in the
face when | had finhishcd2 A placard
saying, Please tip the BASIN I'll he
hanged if | did,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-21

Last night u crazy Basque took u bed
from the sidewalk in front of Mr.. May
ers office and carried it to the middle
OF the street, undressed himself and re.
tired for the night. He was found
asleep by Officer COtant who woke him
up and made him dress himself. When
the officer left. the Basque went to
sleep again and was again woke up by
the officer. He then made u break for
the sagebrush and could not be found.
Officer Cotant found him in bed the
third time and took him to Jail. The
Basque is said to have been around
Winters station for several days.