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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
BLIND STUDENTS
WILL ENTERTAIN
Musical Program and a Farce
to Be Presented at
Institution

A unique entertainment will be given
by the students of the California In
stitution for the Deaf and Blind in the
assembly hall of the school tomorrow
evening. The affair will include a
splendid musical program and a farce,
TOO Much Married" in which five of
the blind pupils viii participate
Prof. Hother Wismer, the violinist
who has just returned from the con-
servatories of Europe, will render solos
and will be accompanied by Prof Otto
Fleissner, the musical director of the
institution. Miss Gussie E. Mast, the
soprano Of Berkeley, a graduate of the
school, will sing several numbers, and
Miss Mildred Jameson, the elocutionist,
will recite. Master Valentine Miller
and the Misses Ruby Finnerty and
Marguerite Graham will also contribute
TO the musical program.
In TOO Much Married. Miss Mar
jorie French will assume the leading
role. She is the winner of last years
Treft defamation cup and the cham
pion of the high school debating
league. Others in the cast are Miss
Margaret Keough. George j. Sullivan.
Everett Deckard and Raymond Hender-
son.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
will be devoted to the publication of
The Stylus. the school annual The
program will start at O'Clock Satur-
day evening, and the price of admission
will be 25 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
MRS. LOWELL WHITE
GREETED UPON RETURN
Worked in Washington for Pre-
servation of CaIaveras Forest

Hearty greetings and exquisite
spring flowers awaited Mrs. Lowell
White yesterday afternoon at the
meeting of the Outdoor Art league of
the California club. of which she is
president. She returned on Wednes-
day from Washington, D. c., where she
has been for the last two months
working in behalf of the bill to Sc
cure the Calaveras big trees to the
United States government.
Mrs. White will relate her expert
enees in Washington next Tuesday
afternoon. when, the California club
holds its regular meeting.
With her she had the pen with which
the president signed the bill.
Mrs. White at the next meeting will
read letter from Admiral Evans in
response to one which she wrote him
asking for a suitable name for the
little grove of trees planted and named
for the ships of the fleet. What this
name is Mrs. White refused to divulge
1t was decided that the members of
the park extension committee anon e
whom are Messrs. Viekery, PeiXotto
Fletcher, Porter and Phelan, be asked
to meet at 4:30 o'clock March IL to
consult with them in regard to the
statue of st. Francis which 1t is
planned to erect in one of the little
islands in the center of Dolores street
near the Mission Dolores.
1t was decided to cooperate with the
Richmond women's Improvement club
in the matter of parking the Golden
Gate cemeteries.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
RIFLES POCKETS, BUT
OVERLOOKS DIAMOND
Hotel Merritt Guest Is Visited
by Careless Burglar

Burglars broke into the fiat of Mrs.
E. w Armendariz, 267 Central avenue
Wednesday night, and stole jewelry
valued at $3.50 and s24 in money. The
store Of Mrs. Josephine vergez, 1889
O'Farren street, was entered and seven
feather plumes valued at sos stolen
The room of P. Donaleche, Hotel Mer-
ritt, 1886 Geary street. was entered
early yesterday morning and 5000
taken from the pockets of his trOuS-
ers, but the burglar did not take a
gold watch and valuable diamond which
lay on a table.
thief, supposed to be a young man
who called at 1449 Buchanan street
on Wednesday afternoon to look at a
room, is supposed to have stolen Jew
elry valued at $3.50 belonging to Miss
Alice Hfnman. A thief sneaked into
the residence of Edward Lassweu 31gO
Sixteenth street. on Wednesday. and
took a diamond valued at $3.50 from
gold ring. While Rev. r. K. Ham was
holding services in church at Sew
enteenth and Noe streets on Wednesday
night thief stole an Overcoat and
plaid jacket from his study.
Fred Roehrs, 50 Moss street, went
into second hand store in Howard
street between Third and Seventh on
Wednesday evening to show q gold
chain valued at $135. He had been
drinking After he left the store he
missed the chain and suspects two men
who We're in the store at the time of
taking it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

a. IN. Interment Holy Cross cemetery
RATZ-In this city, February %, 1909, Kath-
crime Ratz. beloved wife of the late William
Ratz.. mother of Mrs. II. c. w. Baker. and
grandmother of J.. II. W. Baker a native
Gays.
iqief- ent will take pace at s.ociton. Cal
Remains at her late residence. 81 CoIImgwood
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
until o'clock p NJ. tomorrow Saturday,
Febr;a.5 2T.
RICH-In this city. February % 1909. Holman
beloved husband of Ernestine Rich and be-
loved father of Mrs. NJ. l.. Levy and Samuel
H.. Eugene j., Arthur NJ. Sophie and Jose
phlne Rich. native of Germany. aged 20
RocHE-In this city, February %. 1909, VIII
liam ID. Roche, native of New York
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
day., at 10 O'Clock. from the parors OF tine
Henry j. Gallagher undertaking company
1914 Webster street between Ellis and 0'Far-
reil, thence to Holy Cross church where
services will be held. commencing at 1918
O'clock lnterment Holy Cross cemetery, bv
1i:40 train from Twenty fifth and Valencia
streets.
sCHMITT-In Oakland. Cal, February %. 1909
George w, dearly beloved husband Of The,
resa Schmitt, and father of Teresa. George
ana and Ethel ~ schmitt. native of Kentucky,
aged 40 years 10 months and "a DAYS
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday March
]. 1909, at 9:30 o'clock a. M. from the
funeral parlors of Grant D. Miller. lips
Twenty third avenue Oakland thence TO ST.
Anthonys church, corner Of East Fifteenth
street and Fifteenth avenue where solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul. commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m. lnterment st. Mary's cemetery
SMITH-In this city. February a. 1909
Thongs Smith, q native OF Illinois, aged 70
years A member of Bricklayers' union No Z
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
parlors of D. /. Kenny 4 Co., 1I19 Eddy
street Scott.
soRENsoN-In this city. February 25. 1909.
Marie. beloved wife of Peter Sorenson of
Warm Springs, Cal. and loving mother Of
Harvey L. Mary c., Edwin p Elva G.
Elizabeth H.. Mildred A. and William T. Sor-
enson, native of Lott kirkby Schlesyig
Germany, aged 80 years and IL DAYS
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Friday5
at O'Clock p. ni-. from the mortuary chanel
of Joseph Hagan. 1886 california street near
Steiner. lncineration L. o. o. F. crematory
TAYLoR-In this city, February "a, 1909 Tab
itha n. Taylor. beloved sister of Mrs Rowena
Crosby of Chatham. Mass, and the late Mrs
Christian Kirketerp native OF Chatham,
Mass.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today friday Feb
rlary &C. 1909. at l o'clock D. M, at her
late residence, 725. Ashbury street. Inter-
ment private.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
UPRIGHT IS WRONG
ASSERTS HIS WIFE
Many Petitions for Divorce
Were Heard by Judge
Graham Yesterday
Marcello Caldero Freed From
Husband Who Threatened
to Kill Her

L am sick of you; 1 am ashamed to
go out with you," Eugene F. Burke
said to Effie NJ. Burke. she alleges. in
her suit for divorce fled yesterday
Burke is of an extremely surly dis
position, according to his wife. While
staying at the Hotel Cadillac he is ac-
eused of having falsely charged his
wife with familiarity with a man
named coffey.
Marcello- Caldero told Judge Graham
yesterday that she would rather be
killed than go back to her husband,
Tony Marcello. He had threatened to
was granted a divorce.
Essie Aufrichtig sued her husband,
Samuel Aufrichtig, yesterday for $50
a month separate maintenance. The
Aufrichtigs We're married IN December.
1895 They are sometimes known as
Mr. and Mrs. Upright.
Suits for divorce were filed yesterday
as follows: Anna Schuster against VIII
liam Schuster, wi1lful neglect.
Letitia Curtis Ward against Henry
Marritte Ward, cruelty.
Rachel l.. Goodman against George
A. Goodman, desertion.
Della A. Scott against F. c.. Scott,
wiilful neglect.
Ivy Amanda Brown against Harvey
H Brown, convicted of "a felony.
Amy Harriet Hay against Robin
Hay. cruelty.
Emma Klopenburg against Victor
Klopenburg, cruelty.
Josephine Guastavino against Cherries
uastavine,-cruelty.
Irene E. Cooper against Frederick R.
Cooper, desertion.
Divorces were granted as follows
yesterday:
BY Judge Van Nostrand-Grace
Schwartz from Alexander Schwartz
willful neglect
BY Judge Sturtevant-Laura c.
Harper from James E. Harper, deser-
tien.
BY Judge Mogan-Allen G. Learcy
from Doris Learcy, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
PREPARING FOR
WESTERN TRAVEL
Northern Pacific to Inaugurate
Special Service for the
Summer

The Northern Pacific railway will
inaugurate new and greatly improved
through passenger service. effective
May %. Summer tourist fares to the
coast go into effect on May 20. and the
new service is designed to cater to the
tourist travel. which promises to be
very heavy this season on account OF
the Alaska -Yukon-Pacifie exposition at
Seattle. the rose festival at Portland.
the national irrigation congress at Spo-
kane, the many attractions Of Tacoma
and the Puget sound region.> coupled
with numerous conventions to be held
on the Pacific coast during the summer.
There Will be three daily. through,
electric lighted, steam heated, solid
vestibuled trains between St. Paul
Minneapolis and north Pacific coast
points.
The North Coast Limited Grains
and p. famous as the Crack train Of
the northwest" will be limited to seven
cars. 1t will carry first class sleeping
car passengers exclusively, and
unique buffet-library- observation car
There is in this car a barber. bathroom,
a valet for pressing garments, library
of current fiction, the popular maga-
zines and complete correspondence ia
cilities.
The eastbound North Coast Limited
Will provide through standard sleeping
car service from Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and Spokane to Chicago.
In addition to the North Coast Linz
tied (trains and 81. to be known as
the exposition special. will leave st.
Paul, westbound, at 9:15 a. m; Seattle,
eastbound, at 1880 p. m.
The third train, Nos. and A, will
leave st. Paul. Minneapolis. westbOund,
in the evening, and will leave the coast,
eastbound. in the morning. These
trains will carry the through sleeping
car which is operated between St.
Paul Minneapolis and Yellowstone
park, in both directions. The eastbound
exposition special, train No. g.. will
carry the through sleeping car which
is operated from the coast to Yellow
stone park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Thursday, February p. 1909:
ANDREWS -CIISIAN-Ma 7. Andrews 2s
and Lillian Ullman, q. both OF Vallejo.
Nc-SCURLOCK-Roy &. Burling % $50
Locust St, and Bessie Scuriock, 90, I2I De
Long ave
HEISE- SCHULZ George Z. Heise, 81. and
Clara Schulz, IS. both Of Noyato.
HERRMANN-SEVERANC NCE-CharIes L. Herr
mann Jr-. % Alameda. and Carolyn E. Sew
erance. ., 1922 Bush ST.
HOWELL I,-F7ARDdAN-William /. Howell q
1915 Broadway. and Elizabeth l.. Hardman
IS 1T25 McAllister 81.
REYNOR-YOUNG- A Reynor. 81.
Il22E Elm ave-, aud Rosins c. Young, "a
2l05 Bush st.
sCoMA-PAGANo-Ca seoma. 21 sos
Green St. and Rosie Pagano, Il. 6 Pollard
place.
E-LOUPY-Bernard sere. 81. 1906 Oak st,
and Marie Loupy, %, 29I9iz Mission st.
Oakland, Feb. 25.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
CONDON-WILTON-Joh II Condon 45. and
Amelia c. Wilton. 3s. both of Seattle
KARMAN-HORNUNG- Karman. % and
Jessie l. Hornung- p. both Of Oakland.
STEFFENS-PLUMB-Ad Stenens a. and
Gertrude Plumb. 30. both OF San Francisco
UGLAND-OHNSON- Christian Ugland. AZ. and
Bertha johnson, II, both Of Oakland.
WEST -BANGHER-vnIiam S. West. "a. and
Vivian 3. Bangher. %. both Of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
DAY DOES NOT
LIKE TO DANCE
Public Works President Re-
torts to Remark About
Being Tardy
Street Committee Waits an
Hour in Order to Pass
on Budget

''Mr. Day, it seems to me that when
the supervisors, receiving a merely
nominal salary, give their time for the
city's business, the paid officials of the
city ought to be on time and on the
job
The above was the greeting which the
president of the board OF works re-
ceived from Supervisor Pollok yes
terday when the head of the commits
sion walked into the meeting of the
street committee nearly an hour late.
II am somewhat late" said Day
mildly, then added dryly: Il was de-
tanned by official business which I
couldn't very well close up"
The city's business might proceed
better retorted Pollok, If officials
showed a little more pronlptitude."
Il don't know that there is anything
in the charter or the general law COM
pelling the president of the board of
works to dance attendance on Mr.. Pol
lok,' said Day.
It's no question OF anybody dancing
attendance on any one" said Pollok.
But we've been waiting about an
hour"
The session then settled down to bus
iness.
The March budget of s33. $50 for street
pavement work and $4,000 for sewer
work was approved, 100000 of the
above amount to be devoted to re-
surfacing Market street on the north
side between Second and Twelfth
streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
May Use Automobiles

Chief Engineer Shaughnessey was in
structed by the fire commission yester-
day to confer with the engineers Of
flee of the board of works in regard
to the purchase of two motor vehicles
to be used by the department in con-
veying the long hose lines and the men
from the fire boats. Quick runs of
two or three blocks inland from the
water front, the commission held, could
best be made by such equipment as
auxiliary to the bay patrol.
The plans for the corporation yard
at Francisco and Stockton streets We're
approved. and the petition of the In
gleside Improvement club for a chemi-
cal engine in its district taken under
11ric
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

VIOLATE MILK LAw-o. y. Larsen propri-
etor Of the Pioneer restaurant, Fourth and Jessie
streets. fined Sl00 bv Police Judge Conlan
yesterday for selling watered milk, this being
his second offense. W. Condues, proprietor Of q
restaurant at 1035 Market street. aud r. Garcia
proprietor Of a restaurant at III Vallejo street.
were each fined SIS by Judge Shortall being
their first ofense. Warrants were issued for
the arrest Of J. J. Barony C. 3. KimbaII H.
Spyus c. Pochlni and n. Gallagher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Work to Be Forced

Action against the Condon- McGlynn
company for its neglect to press for
ward the work on the new $250,000 in
firmary will probably be taken by the
board of works at today's session. City
Architect Tharp reported yesterday
that since the 18th the firm had re-
fused virtually to proceed with it's
contract. and he advised that the for
NAL three days notice be served on the
company that the city may step in and
complete the job at the contractor s
proper cost s.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
BIRTHS

CLOTH this city February -. 1909 TO the
wife OF Louis clet. a daughter
MOREY-In this city February 30 1909. to
the wife OF Arthur 5. Morey, son.
PIXLEY-In corte MADEIRA Marin county Cal.
February %, 1903, 10 the wife Of w. /. Pix
ley, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Dr.WOngSung

Herb Sanitarium, $40
CLAY ST., cor. Wav-
erly Place.
Diseases cured BY
chine e Medicine.
over 5000 varieties Of
herbs in use This IA
nous doctor was Tor a
long time one OF the
leading physicians OF
the Government hOspl-
tai IN Canton. China.
Telephone China SO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

SMELLS TRIAL CoNTINUED-The prelimi-
nary hearing of Charles p. Smell, charged with
perjury for swearing that map produced at
the trial Of DR.. f. B. Perrin and John A. Ben
before Judge de Haven sYas written end
before Police Judge Shortall yesterday Afternoon
and the further hearing continued till Tues
day afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
Trouble Over a Pole

Mrs. August Lartigau. wife of the
president of the county medical society,
complained to the supervisors yester-
day that the Home telephone company
had Installed, and refused to remove,
a block delivery pole so near the en-
trance of the family garage in Elm
avenue near Pierce street that pas
sage in and out was attended with In
convenience and danger. She asked
that the company be ordered to shift
the obstruction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

ARRAIGNED FOR ARsoN-Steth A. Scott
manager of a business college at 25 Third
street was arrsigned yesterday charge OF
arson in connection with the fires at the college
Sunday afternoon. The case was continued till
March 8.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

AHLERT-In this city. February "a 1909
Nilhelmine Albert. dearly beloved wife of
Ernest Albert. beloved daughter Of Mrs Louise
Hein, mother Of Rudolph Kornahrens and
sister Of Rudolph Gencke. Mrs. H. I.azzarini
and Mrs J. Paulsen Of Brooklyn. n Y
native Of San Francisco, Cal. aged Al Years
G months and days. New York papers
please copy
Friends and acquaiDtances are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral services fomor-
row saturday., February 81 1909. at 10
o'clock q. n, at the parlors OF Il. T.. Peter
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
WHY COOPER DREW GUN

Q.-Why did you draw your gun?
A-To kill Carmack If he killed my
son.
step TO the left and got your son out
Of your line of fire? Al could, sup
pose, but it all happened so quickly.
son and your son was there to protect
you? Al was not there to protect
my son. and l did not anticipate any
trouble. And 1 need no protection. [
tiles.
Q.-You are able to take care of
yourself? A-Not able, but not will
ng to plead infirmity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26

over to the same pocket. Then he
stepped behind Mrs. Eastman.
CALLED CARMACK COWARD
Q.-And aimed at you? A.-Wer, in
my direction.
Odd you tell him to get from be
hind the woman A.-No, sir, l said
It's damned cowardly to get behind a
woman with a revolver in your hand
Q.-What next? A.-Robin jumped
in. / saw Carmack's pistol and then
the shots came.
$50 you came at the senator from
the front and from behind. A-No,
sir, We both came up on him from the
front. Robin swung around and be-
gan shooting
Q.-Why didn't you wait on the cor
ner? A.-Because it might have been
pregnant of the meaning and would
have admitted of a construction of lay
ing in wait. So L decided to walk
naturally.
Q.-When you saw that pistol aimed
at your son. you did not fire? Al
could not. My son was between me
and the senator
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
DEATHS

Albert. Wilhelmine. 81 Jackson. Harriet J. "a
Anderson, Capt-C-M n. 4g Jordan. Edna W. %
Bogardus. John p. 81 Kehoe, Julia - -
Bong, August y kofOed, Lars H.. %
Cassidy. Mary J..-- - Lane. John ..... Mass
Coughlin. john 49,. l5 Mcclellan. Vim. s.. 80
Demine. Jos c.. az Murray, Robert NJ. 6s
Douglass c. H.. Nelson. Annie 96
EccieS John s. . 0'Toole Eleanor A. .
Edwards. Edward J. 81 QuiIlinan James *
Flynn. Chas. A. s8 Ratz. Katherine e6
Frazier. +. B.. 6S Rich Heiman n
Gsrigan Patrick. Il Roche VIM D.
Haas, Lewis .--.- 81 Schmitt. Geo. w *
Heenan. Nary E.. % Smith. Thomas - Is
Hermann. Caroline % Sorens0n. Marie - 53
Hons. VIM J. A.. 80 Taylor, Tabitha n
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
CALLED cARmACK COWARD

out with his right hand and put his left
over to the same pocket. Then he
stepped behind Mrs. Eastman.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-21
over One hundred in orpans' HON.

Joe Josephs has 1O1 children at the
Orphans home, from nearly every
county in the state. Out of the total
number, 70 attend school daily, the
Others being too small to do 80. None
are i'll and there has been no serious
illness in the home for over year.
The children are classified by counties
as follows: Washoe county 80: Ormsby,
~, Storey, 10; Elko, 2, Nye Z: Douglass
8: Esmeralda, 4: Eureka, Lincoln, 1
Lyon, 4; White Pine, 2 and Lander 8.
There are AZ boys and 81 girls Two
school rooms are maintained, in one of
which are 40 pupils and the other 80.
Clark county and Humboldt county
and Churchill county are not represent
ed in the home. It is matter Of CON-
mon knowledge in the state that the
home is conducted in a better manner
than ever before in its history and that
the children are better dressed and
have a better and more healthy ap-
pearance than lots Of the city children.
|-Enterprise s..s s,-.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-21
Mothers Club

The teachers of the public schools
are DESTROYS of organizing Mothers
Club in connection with the school. The
vice principal, Miss Rose Gardner, has
the work directly in char 90, and is do
ing much to bring the mothers to-
gether.
One of the objects of the movement
is to bring the school nearer the nome.
This can be best done by bringing the
mothers and teachers together at reg
ular intervals for the discussion of
questions relating to the child. the
school, and the home. The movement
is world wide, and is doing great
work. There is no reason why Elko
cannot have a Mothers Club with a
large membership.
All mothers who are Interested land
all should BEL are requested to meet
with the teachers at P NJ, Friday,
Oct. 22nd, at Mizpah Hall. ..
p. Ct. McWHINNEY
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-21

by local applications. ~ tliey cannot
reach the fiisettsed portion ~ the ear.
There IL only one way TO cure deaf
ness, and that In by constitutional
rernatiias. Deafness is caused by an
Unframed condition of the mucous
lining of the Etstaclfian Tube.
When this tube is infamed you have
s. ftItnbiing sound or. imperfect hear
ting aud when 1t is entirely. closed,
Deafness Is the result, and unless tile
ltnftanfmGtion can he taken out and
tfiis lube restored to It's normal con.
dillon. hearing Will he destroyed for
liexerss nIiiS eiseb on sof ten are caused
by Cat,trrh, wbichGis nothing but an
infin1ned condition OF the mucous
IHtfTflfcfSy+ .srsSYfsF 80 "a. Er..;fE,y %, =
/ I've We Wifi .gfta one ftG1dred Dollars
fertany aass - Yea ileA. CAUSED by
catarphl ;tll9t eRnn0t he cured by
|s,y asEs sass. Send a. for cir
::Es.s }Fs N elHtsNnqsxeE,s Toledo. q. .
III SnEd bY. Druggists, Toe
Take Hairs Family. Pills for con.
stipation..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-21
Business Locals.

Furnished room to rent in good To-
cation and suitable for gentleman. In
quire at this Office.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill;
land ''the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko .., .....
House fol- rent or for sale. Good
location; city water; opposite Com
mercial Hotel. The J. D. Able property.
Inquire on the premises.
Bath robes and Night robes, a new
line at Engler Co. s. /. ......
New silk petticoats, Crepe and Silk
Kimonas at Engler Co.'S.
The Dorcas Society of the Presby-
terrain church will give Halloween
Box Social on the evening of October
3Oth. s...' -
The students of the Elko County
High School will give social at
Leonard Hall Friday evening, October
22nd for the benefit of athletics. The
proceeds will go toward paying the ex-
penses of the different athletic teams.
Everybody is invited. Admission so
cents. The Ladies Guild of st Paul's
church will serve refreshments at 25
cents per plate.
The Palace Restaurant is now open
all night. The best steaks. chops,
oysters, spring chicken, chop suey.
China noodles, or anything to he had
in first class restaurant, will be
served our. patrons. Give us a
trial. On & Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-21
Teachers Institute

There will be joint session of the
District and County institutes held in
;$Elko, beginning November9, 1903; and
continuing four days. All teachers
actively engaged in the county are re.
quired by lazy to attend this institute.
Full program and details will be print
ed later. ...... ....
G. E. ANDERSON,
Deputy Superintendent of Public In
struction.
By order of ORVIS RING
Superintendent of Public instruction.