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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19

Nr. d. b. KILLER of DUnnellon came
up 10 Ocala yesterday morning in his
automobile. When he arrived he was
shown Mr.. z. P. Rentz's handsome
new Buick touring car and was so de-
lighted with II that he offered Mr..
Pentz an hundred and fifty dollars
more for the machine than it had cost
him. The bargain was quickly made
and Mr.. Kibler drove home yesterday
afternoon in his new automobile. Mr..
Rentz wilI order another machine.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19

FOREIGN and DOMESTIC novel
ties in dress fabrics at Rheinauer's. Y
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19

READY-TO-WEAR suits in linen
and silks for ladies at Rheinauer's. j
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19

TRESPAsS NOTICEs-fIrif lncb-
es., for sale al this once. Toe each.
or 81 a dozen Apply Ocaia Banner
office. r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

Mr.. f. c. Wheeler and Miss Kitty
Plunkett were married yesterday
morning by Rev. Pcrcival S. Smithe.
The INDEPENDENT extends its con
gratulations and wishes Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler II long, prosperous and happy
life.
Mrs. Roach has opened Il lodging
house in the Dotta building. All the
furniture and bedding are clean and
new and the house has modern convcn-
fences She is well equipped to take
care of regular dodgers or transicnts.
See her ad.
The Carson News publishes the some.
what startling information that the
squaw who murdered her mother-in-
law in Elko u few months ago il held
in bad rcpute by the citizens of that
section" But it would be hard to III.
vince the Lovclock or Battle Mountain
baseball teams that any such wnv of
morality has struck Elko. Humboldt
Star.
Letters received in this city from
Austria state that Peter Pcrlinda of
this city who left about two months ago
to visit relatives In that country, has
been taken into custody by the Austrian
government and will bc compelled to
serve three years in the Austrian army.
Pcrlinda is II we'll known miner and
took part in several athletic contests
while d resident Of the Coinstock.-.
Virginia Chronicle.
DR.. Mack Carnc In from South Fork
this forenoon. He is still working on
the horse dcscase and Is making pro.
grcss. In regard to tho glandcr out.
break In the state. DR.. Muck said there
were many cases of the disease Mt Fnllon
and vicinity and the situation there
was serious and the loss Of horses would
ia heavy. Cases were also reported
from Goldicld, but the situation there
was not serious. Extreme measures
are being taken ut Fnllon tn stamp out
the disease.
The tariff grows warmer in the con
, ference committee. Chairman Payne,
/, whose name the hill bore whom 1t left
. the house, got his back up yesterday
, and left the conference IN angry mood
. Aldrich and Cannon then took the bill
r 10 President Taft, but what happened
= between them Is not known. Thctroubl'
| in the committee was over the lumber
. schedule. Tho indications look good TO
+. tho hottest kind Of n fight before Al
8 drich and his gang in the senate yiclG'
8 to the president. DHn't forget tina
Senator Nixon wears tho Aldrich collar
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
The Base Ball Scandal

The scandal, connected with the base
ball game between Lovclock and Elko
ON the 9Th of July, is not dying out very
fast as will he seen from Enrol Taber's
card in this issue. Enrol, us acting
captain of the Elko team. is justly is
dignant over the report that he was con-
nected with the purchase of Witt and
Kelley, the Lovelock pitcher and
catcher. He emphatically denies the
report and asks for evidence that will
unmask the parties who made the deal,
if such deal was made. He is doubtless
sincere in his request. but it is almost IL
sure thing that he will not get evidence
sufficient to convict any one Of the o T.
rupt deal. But whether he does or not.
he expresses his opinion of them in very
strong language and lets the world
know that his skirts are clean. We do not
believe any ono here charges any of the
boys who played tho Lovelock team
with turning the trick or being In any
way connected with it. Wo believe.
however that the trick was turned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Salmagund
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

~ Nouo, mazda, .r;, a. uo,.
vo.,or1o,
IN iii. ;.s,,n Pond i
u you WANT I" my " piano r""i the
ad "i Ia" j. D. Mariner Company III
'h'N ISSUE
says Inc woman: 'oh' 'hal i'l''o
enemy wo"'d lct me 'T'h Z" h"' '"r
"r' ''c'cl'nu hc''''r'
The commissioners met this forenoon
and mt in the tuy allowing bills and
'r'''S''c'i"s "''er "nS'''csS'
jules Altubc arrived from Bartlett
Springs SATURDAY. night. lie looks rs il
the world and it's people were treating
him about right.
Mrs. Mlullct, Mrs. Robert Hunter
and children and Mrs. Thomas Hunter
and daughter. Hattie. left for Oakland
Yesterday afternoon.
,o ,,nr .sc,uu
ru ,.... nno r', :.,a,,.a. Ala pi,,.'
Wrg' Liberty min at Masonic Saturday
afternoon and was instantly Killed.
Dnnp,v ,;nuc Warden Walsh cu,pbt
Carl Olson fishing w;,,,out II license
Yesterday. Judge Bruce fined Olsen
40 and instructed him io Inc more rare.
~ 49, 49, ra,nns
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Paper Treats Of Chambers

The Nevada agricultural experiment
station has just issued Il circular on
CHAMBERS by DIR. Winfred d. Mack, vet.
orinarian and bacteriologist. Tho cir.
cular presents briefly and in popular
language II description of the disease.
the methods Of recognizing it and dis.
cusscs the proper curse to pursue in
stamping II ont when IL has once been
introduced into II locality. According
to DIR. Mack's account, CHAMBERS has
been known among horses. asscs md
mules for many centuries. 1t has been
studied 10y the most distinguished men
for a long time but no cure for IL has
ever been discovered. Chambers IL an
infectious disease caused by bacteria.
II spreads from animal to animal or
from animal to man by contact with
the discharges Of the affected animals,
There are two types of the disease.
acute and chronic. II IL usually acute
in asses and mules and in man, chronic
in horses. The circular may be- obtain.
cd on application TO DR.. Mack.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
~Salmagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Read our business locals elsewhere.

Read our business locals elsewhere.
If you want bargains read the Rein.
hart Company's new ad.
DIR. Gilliluud left for T%uscarora this
morning on u business trip.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Kcyscr continues 10 improve.
Sheriff Clark has only twenty steady
boardcrs. The most Of these are serving
sentences.
Father Collins will hold mass at the
public school building Sunday morning
ut o o'clock.
At i:iO o'clock this afternoon the
thermometer in this office registered 0i
in tho shade.
Mrs. Brewer returned last night from
Salt Lake, where she has been under
going treatment in II hospital.
Mrs. Otto williams left for Virginil
City this afternoon. Hor father is very
sick and she may bc gone for som,
time.
Three lives were lost and over {
| million dollars worth Of property wa
destroyed by II cloudburst ut Duluth
| "Wednesday night.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
S~almagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Judge lIillman. one of Tuscarora's
oldest and best citizens. returned from
San Francisco this morning.
Congressman Bartlett has returned
from Washington He thinks that
President Taft will win the tariff
fight.
Charley Roberts and Bert Salia left
yesterday on II two weeks hunting trip.
Look out for big fish stories when they
return.
The most mixed population in the
world is probably that of British Gui.
ana. There is admiXturc of French,
Dutch, Spanish, British, coolic and In.
dim blood.
Mickey" Fit2morris and Elmer
Oudcrkirk left OF Il fishing and hunting
trip yesterday. Mickey says IN
bring something in this time If ] have
to buy the catch Of some small boy"
In 1908 there were IT,, 600. 900 bushels
1 " bIlIDll0 IlbtillN'Nt III NV lN ADtHiNN
The value of this product was about
80. 600. 900. The onion occupies third
place among truck crops grown in this
country.
Mr.. Kcyscr went to Salt Lake Sunday
night and returned this afternoon with
Mrs. Kcyscr. Everybody will bc glad
To learn that she Is improving nicely,
She IL now able Ia SIT up and IL IN good
apirits. Hope to soc hcr out soon.
j. A. Biclar, II prominent Carlinitc
was In town today. lIc told the re
porter that tho Western Pacific wa
boring for artcsian water on their righ'
of way in town. The well was dow
$40 feet aud there was u good flow q
excellent water. hut it did not reach tn
top Of tho well.
: Ed. j. McMalmn plead guilty I
carrying concealed weapons ycstcrdn
and 2:3O this afternoon was set for pas
ing sentence. At that hour. Jndg
Bruce fined him 800. IL with the priv
lcgc Of serving IL out In jail ut 81 pt
day. IIc paid tho fine. Tho attornc
t general has decided that II fine or 10
Y sentence can I've imposed in these case
@ The word "and" between fine and In
o %prisonmont rs printed in the statute
{ being cor" in the original law
passed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23

The eastern manufacturers are
making II strong fight for frcc raw
materials. Tn. boot and Sha. mmlu-
~facturers are sending kilograms hrnIL-
cast to their customers throughout the
country to wire President Taft to stand
firm for free hides. One of these dis
patches reached an Eiko business man
this morning. Free hide means
cheaper raw materials for the leather
manufacturers who will continun to
charge the al old Dingley prices for
their manufactured product. The
benefit. if any, the cattlemen now reap
from the duty will go into the pockets
OF the manufacturer and the consumer
will be robbed at both ends of the deal.
If hides are placed OH the free list, the
duty on the manufactured articles
should he reduced i'll proportion. That
would give the consumer some relief.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
~Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY


~ NJ tL;.nf.u.
from rusticating at Lamoillc.
The Elko Nercontil. c,mn,nv Inns
something TO say elsewhere about good
Things to n. fead 1t.
4 very younv lady arrival at the
home of Rev. PercivaI s Smithe yester.
dav. Mother and child are doing
nicely
cancut walk ;s ha;u,, mt dovvn in
front of the telrnhone Office and the
~improycment
WI 'h' n'""" ~" ''u'"H win
Brown will omen =, bakery thnr,. We
wish him success.
~ "'''''' " '"N'"S S'''
resent nu't'ors point u ill increase
- ""'' WV" '"' '"i'
'i'" !'''r'''S !" S'"''"R
vi oS'"i LAM" a H''N'" II 'u."'
~
o'"! mn Nv WV '"' ''""'' was
An Indiana editor wrote that a
prominent young man of his town had
just been married to Il Colorado girl.
but the compositor made it - colored
girl" and the poor, we'll -mcaning editor
barely escaped with his life.
RI, Indications ,L;s ,no,D;r, ,r.ro
that this would be the hottest day of
the atmosphere and made the day more
comfortable than the morning promised.
1t was o II too cool, however.
Tho oeso;oI oorr, os frrds of Oh. ,to,o
troosurv nm tbc ,otb If Julv showed
$40 aoi "a - coi, :, r,,It. l., al.
d;,;,r 90 ,h;s ,Lor, r.oro iii ,,ucbors
not roturned IN tbe c,ntrnlIar ,mount-
;pg :, Ss7 115 % and 20 go .lo7 ne in
state school fun securities.
Death n,r1o,cJ NJ T KilIc,op ut
tbo Nevada State Prison last NIGHT
Inst nr;or IN fine CLOSING hour for the
trusties last night, of which he was
nm, he WAS sit.;rx m, the curbipr near
the hosnital and fell over dead from
;,curf disease He was Go wears of age
and was sentenced to the urison from
Esmeralda county for ten wears i'm 1908.
He has n wife and son in Los Angeles
who have been notified of his death
Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Serial No. 0iO72
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada,
May 20. 1909.
=, NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Gnrat. OF
InScnrorh. ElkoCounty. NCvadn. has filed in this
ONCE MS application. to locate under the Pro
VISIONS OF Section 2G6. Revised Statutes of Tho
United States. the Northeast quarter of iius
Southeast quarter (NE 4 OF Sc 20 OF Section
Iwcnty.thrce (2O. Township Forty.threc Iyj
North. Range Fiity-two (5S) East, N. ID, F''S
NJ. containing Forty (iO ncres.
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely The
land described, or desiring to object because OF
the mineral character OF the land. or for nnv
othcT reason, TO the disposal to the upplica NJ.
s,oniu NE ms protest In this office on or before
the lith day of July. n. d.. 1912.
Louis J. COHf.
n,,o -, ..., Rcgisttr.
Date of last publication July 81. 1000,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Serial No. 90
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CRY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada,
May ~. H.
~ NOTICE " hereby given that Peter Garn,. az
Tmsc1arQra. ElkoCounty. Nevada. has filed minis
ounce MS application to locate under tho / rn.
United States. tho Northeast quarter Of tho
Notlhcast quarter CNE Z OF NE 20 OF Sect IN
Iwentythrcc CEO. Township FurtyIIhrec I,Sl
North. Range Fifty.twO (52j Fast, NJ, II, liz
NJ. containing Forty tiO) acres.
any anu all persons claiming ndyerscly Inc
!nnu described. or desiring to object because of
the mineral character OF the land. or for any
otnct reason, to the disposal to tho applicant,
the 18th day Of July. 4. ~. 1909. ~
LOUIS J. ConS.
hat, q, nrs, ,,,,,.. Register.
Date OF last publication July %, Ipn,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23

Sheriff Clark had everything arranged
last night to send Mike Devereaux, the
insane man brought from Carlin yestcr-
nay by Constable Happier. on his way
east, but ut the last moment it was
thought best to keep him another day.
tic Is recovering from the tremans and
will he sent on his way tonight.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
bulletin or railroad casualties for the
hrst three months Of the year, based
OIL reports from the railroad companies,
gives a total of GG3 persons killed and
3D. 22 injured. This is an increase of
3ii in number of casualties, but Il de-
crease of G5 in the number of killed.
The wrecks numbered 1884.
Frank e.. Spencer, who was beating
his way west or the trucks of II freight
car fell from his seat while asleep
yesterday morning and was run over by
the train at Valmy. One leg was cut off
and the other was torn from his body.
he was living when found and was able
to give his name and to state that he
lived ut Lexington, Kentucky.
We were Off yesterday in stating that
the commissioners allowed bills. No
bills were allowed because the county
fund is very low. About the only thing
of Importance that the board did was to
pass resolutions asking the state board
for permission to borrow $50. 600 to tide
the county over until the taxes are paid
in December. The 1900 for the dry
farm is u part of the $50, 900.
An effort is being made to build II
suitable memorial church on the site of
the original Shiloh church. on Shiloh
battlefield. now one of the most uttrac-
tive of military parks. 1t WAS on this
very spot the bloody battle of Shiloh
was begun on the morning Of April 6,
1862. II is the purpose to bnild a me
mortal church Ia cost not less than
$40, 600. The name of all contributors
will In recorded in Il permanent register
and kept on exhibition in the church,
which will IL. open to all visitors and
tourists.
Monday and Tuesday were the hottest
Of the season. This meant II temporal
turc around 40 to ll2. \ resident in
New York or London, where ~ to 80
produces many p~rostrations, would
think this uuite terrible. Such, how
ever, is not the case. Only. for a
number of hours. there is Il disposition
to keep in the shade and gentle com.
planning and frequent indulgence in
lemon or lager, ~ the taste dictates.
Aye, and the ever popular shower bath,
maybe thrice in the day.-Scarchlight
Bulletin.
In Chicago divorce is granted for
automobile cruelty" Arthur l.. Aldrich
would invite his wife to ride in the
machine and would promise to run
slowly, Int after he got pretty well out
on the road he would open everything
wide, and the telegraph poles would
look to Mrs. Aldrich like the teeth of Il
comb, and he would refuse to slow
down to her earnest e%ntreaties. The
judge no only granted her II divorce,
but in view of the Nervousness of her
husbands automobile habits lie gave
her II very unusual alimony-one' half Of
her husbands income.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Serial No. oioOs
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CRY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY AND OFFICE.
Carson City. Nevada.
May 20. 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that Peter Garpt, of
TuScarorn, Elko County ). Nevada, has filed In this
office his application to locate under the Pro
visions of Section SSo0. Revised Statutes OF the
United States. the Northeast quarter OF the
Southwest quarter NE Il OF SW - of Section
Twelve (ls). Township Forty.three l3)
North. Range Fifty.two Ias) East. NJ. ID. b.. s
M. containing forty (40) ucreS.
Any and I'LL persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring to object because of
the mineral character of the land. or for
any other reason. to the disposal to the ap.
plicant. should file his protest in this ONCE on
or before the nth day Of July. A. ID. 1909.
LOUIS J. Conn.
Register.
Date OF first, publication June l.. 1909.
Date of last publication July -. 1909.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Serial No. 0iO51
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY LAM OFFICE.
Cursor City, Nevada.
May ~. 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that Peter Carat. OF
TuScaTora. ElkO County. Nevada. has iiled In this
ONCE his application TO locate under the Pro
visions OF Section a3O6. Revised Statutes OF the
United States. the Southeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter (SE e of NV n OF Section
Twelve Us), Township Forty-threc (iD North.
Range Fifty.two (5s) East. NJ. ID, Is. X NJ, con
tanning forty (40) acres.
Ans and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring To object because of
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason. to the disposal to the applicant.
should lille his protest in this office on or before
the lith day Of July. 4. D.. 1909.
Louis !. CONN.
Register.
Date Of first publication June 1. 100.
Date of last publication july -. 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23
Serial No. 0iOT0
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

CARSON CITY LAND OFFICE.
Cursor City. Nevada.
Mny *, 1909.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Peter Carat Of
Tuscirora. Elko County. Nevada. has filed in this
office his application to locate under the Pro-
visions OF Section s3O0. Revised Statutes OF the
United States. the Northeast quarter OF the
Southeast quarter one e OF SEQ Of Section
Fourteen llb. Township orty-three H3) North,
Range Fiftytw0 (5s) East. NJ. ID. d. & NJ, con.
tanning forty (IO) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land described. or desiring TO object because OF
the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason, to the disposal to the applicant.
should file his protest in this onice on or before
the nth day OF July. a. D.. 90.
LOUIS J. COIN.
Register.
Date Of first publication June 1. 1900.
Date Of last publication July 81. 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-07-23

Miss Gladys Hunter left for Lovelocl
on No. 3 yesterday to visit her sister
Mrs. Van ~Volkenburg.
Prof. Ring Is So i'll in u hospital al
Keno that his condition has becom,
critical. His physicians have been
unable to afford him much relief and it
may Ike some time before he leaves his
bed. Prof. Ring is ~ years of age
n has bacn an invalid for nearly
four years.-Appeal.
Senate: Nixon is in Reno looking
after his private affairs. He was one of
the Aldrich automatons during the dis
cussion of the tariff bill, and voted for
all OF the Sl7 amendments the senate
made tothe Payne bill. He was Johnny
on the spot whenever Aldrich crooked
his finger and always voted mt his
master dictated.
When Il new law goes into effect the
coming September | in New York state
the criminal child will cease to have n
legal existence. Under this law no person
under the age of l6 can be branded us
IL critninal. No matter what the nature
oil the oifcnse the youthful offender
Will he known rs Il delinquent, who
will he Judged by the Juvenile courts.
President Taft is said to have the
best of the tariff fight. If he is able to
whip Aldrich. Canaan and Payne and
their followers into line for a decent
tariff law, he will deserve the thanks
Of the American people, regardless of
party. Present indications forcshadow
a very large breach in his party if he
succeeds in forcing Aldrich and Cannon
to take the dope he is mixing for them.
Machiel Cucerious was badly burned
at the Troy laundry this morning. He
undertook to feed the fire with gasoline,
when it exploded. The blazing fluid
him on the arms and in the face
burning him badly. His shirt sleeves
were rolled up and his arms were
burned SO that the skin peeled off. He
was lucky to escape with his life. DR..
vas called and attended to his
No damage was done to the
building.
There is no sand i'll sandpapcr. said
the manufacturer. 1t is powdered
glass that does the business. That is
the broken bottles go to-" He
nodded toward II Of broken bottles
the yard. I'VE go to- work and pow
der the glass into half II dozen grades,
hc said, we coat onr paper with IN
even layer of hot glue. Then without
of time we spread on the glass
roller lightly over the sheets to give
"A good surface. When in the past
they made sandpapcr of sand, it would
do II quarter of the work that glass
paper does. - Cincinnati Inquirer.
Mike Dcvcreaux. II passenger on No.
10. left the train ut Carlin last night
and started in IL give his money away.
He threw away his trunk checks and
-avcd like a mad man. Constable
took him into custody and this
morning brought him to Elko and
him over to Sheriff Clark. He
was wild on the train and gave his
money to his fellow passengers. This
morning he had 500 and said that he
vas about 800 short. He had tickets
tom San Francisco To Queenstown and
IS OH his way across the ocean. He ia
~ or 80 years of age. His condi.
lion was considerably improved this
morning aud few days rest may restore
rnnSnu