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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

ntro, bat bic 5lrma aeiterr auf CAB
lung BON $5075 Dsrtldot.
4imd 9. Ghancer futr am II. Seps
tember 1910 iiber bic Reubing Roab
in Reaoirg, aIs ibr 9uggp Don sinem
dutomObil Der 2luto 2tperp So. &c.
troffen uno Iie berau8geT9leubert
puroe. Quf Grurn Der babel erIitte.
ren 0erlebunQen bat Iie Qeitern eins
SfaOenerIoBtlage ii6er $4,000 gegeu
Die GeIeuIhaft anqe1tr2rgt.
e{obn Murp6D, Der am 10. Sttober
1910 auf getreiben ben 4ugu't
&duerlein perbaTtet puroe. neil er in
ieinem 2otale 10. 1885 Chapel Ctr.
anQe6Ii6 Elm 5a5aroIp:el geoutbst fat>
te. Itrengte geitern, oa er i'm qoli8eigs@
rttt ehrtnOou TreiqeIproten puroe.
eine &lage ijbsr $4,000 gs8sn gdusrlein
an.
Girgerethte 5sIt me nts.
Gbos. &. goebme BON 6artreq
tsrtnodt Isin 9erm0gen isinsr Satin
@li9abetb.
5enrp SfFparB Dsrmaat Iein Ser.
moqsu fetrer Satin SuIQnne 9arbas
rd Shpars auf 2sbers5sit unb ru9
ihrem Sobe ioQ, mas nod Ibrig lit,
eleid6ettlicb unter feline 8inper ooer
oerea grben perthellt neroeu.
Sunna6 Wtners pon S6aronpiqs
beItimmt, bab ibr RahlaB pertauft
unb Der Cribs foluenbermaRer Der.
tFsilt psroen Toa: $3.50 8DtI1en 9l.
len, @rnnt, 2uther, Marp 6. unb 4ns
nd Mnsrs, glefFen urb Tiften gi.
more Mners 800. Deter 9. N}ners
$50, Mstb. Gp. airfs in Sharonpiqe
500 uno $500 stpiIten tire 8rpBs
neffen unb Ritten: SSrant g., 6orrn
Mt., Cora M. unp &atie Mpers BON
Senper, gpl.
Der ReIt bs8 9erm0gens IoQ ibrer
Ridte 2oura 8. Mpers pon Denper,
GOI., 5ufolIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Jeuerlusijrfapitaa isipenbirt.

Jsusrnsbr aapitdn 5. aapanaugb
ben Der SpriesH go. Ta. 12 ipiro iib
am Wittlpot Dor Siderbeits Dirsts
tor Small psseu pflidtnerEntl1Hiz
eung su osrantiporieH baben Gapi.
TAN Gapanaugb ipurce am 6cnntas
pom Jsusrpsfrdef Nrhibolb pom
9ienit iuIpsnoirt. neil er am Sans.
iag 4benb um halb iieben llbr iih aus
itinem SpriBenbauie entTernt bate
unb srit nod MitterHn4t nieber auf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Kippey's Pure Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder
,pir!t iiets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Globlid)c SoocsiGae.

5rau Marp gIart. cine SO Sabr.
olte Dittps, BON go. 1O11 Saraent
Str, rpuroe geitern Morgen tpet in
ibrsr 8obnuns aufgefunoen. Der
itelOsrtrstsnbe Coroner, Srisoensria-
Ter 5ibbIes. tonitotirte sinen Serss
ialaa uIs 5obesuria6s.
Zulu 6aIen, SO Sabre alt, go. 1914
s8eit 5ront Strabe. srIag in Der
Spnntae Raht einem 9ebirnbluten
uno purbe aeitern RorseH toot In ibs
rem Bette lieeeno oufsefuneen. Der
itelIpertrstsuoe Coroner. Srisoensrit.
ter SibbIes, fpurne benahrlhtiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
per Staotrai6..
1DnbanSsaben in ber &0be BON
~, 815, 900 sutsebeiken.

Gs tparen bies bic bon stn Stimms
sebsrn fantticnirten par.s. HiDsaus
treu5unsss uno 9oipitalsgonbs.-
Gmiffion mub iofort erFolsen
nm lesale GOmpIitltioner gu bers
meihen. - Was Or. Is. Solats
fiber bus neus itdotiiA, ocIpital 5u
foeen hai. - Stabtpater Rspnolbs
finbet cine alte Srbinan3. Der
Suian 3. antbonp Club min ipeibs
lihe Getestips.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Mus ben, 33oIi3et8erid5t.

Dns Dodst Der stitrissn pniiaei.
gtridasfibuns ipits be Numtn BON
II perfpnfn auf. ipelhe am Gonntas
tptgen ufbtrtrfiuns Der ~4ntiIpud1s
Drbinans Dtrbaftet norben iporen.
Bon bieien b1tten Iitb fanf eeItern
niht jur OerboHbIuns einstiient. Nus
nititm Grnnbe iperben In 3usunft lles
bertuter ber betreffenhen Drhinanj
.otAdltsn ieiA Giroi6 6at fiir i3s CT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Sountpiba Tntb
Seganu gcitcrn NIT Der 6insielung
Der Seseinber-Stcucrn.

Der GountA ShdBmeiIter Rptt
tegarn geItern nit Der Gntqeoennd6me
Der 0e5emberiteuern uno o;eislben
tonnen otreStraf}uitlag big gum 90.
8e3. bs}abIt lperoer.Gine qroBe4n3abl
Steuer3atler, pel6s ben Qroranq osr
Iebten Gage oermeioen ippQen, fanbeH
Tth ihon ge'tsrn Elm uro binterlegteu
ihre Steuern. Sobn 6. Greunb, ber
bisher on Dem guIte fir Columbia
Sopnfbip fungirte, reIfte feline STE.
ftgr1tiDn Elm uno an feiner Ste[le
lpuroe Ghas. 6. MilIer, Elm So6n res
betaunttn b.motratiIteH polititers
GbaS. Willer, ernannt.
Gs 9tebt cine groBe @rnte lin.
pGBlid]feiten lpegeu Ger mehieln0en
Sempcratur i'm 5erbIte; dlBerIihe
Sdmer5en aQer 2lrt IteQcu lid ein,
aber ourd Sen 8ebraud ppn Ct. So
tobs Del, lit eS Elm leidte5 Ging ole.
leIben los 81 peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Ma Rsb 10. Jo[lie 2epp ia, 1bso
goof lib, Maga3ine 119.
Sedfteg Rennen - Ceiling; fir
breijdbrige; 11/16 Weils. 3pmole
102, 6drrD 5tmmers 102, Soutbern
gOlb 1O2. Col. aiimsabs 1O2, Hotps
lamb Otis 102, afbpea 105. Salian
1O5, Subge Waiton 108, 5orD Marp
1O8, Claudia 100. Sdoolmarm 10,
ablmer III. golinst 113, M. gome
bon lis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

Die aeitrigsn Rsnnsn battsn fotgsns
bss aefuItat:
Grites n-gorfe $4O0;
5 Jurlonss; Sellins. DsIansD 102
(Goois). eeiponnen; Wlontp Spr 105
l4uitin). sfpeitss; Groper 6ugbes 105
(5cparo), brittes. 3eit: LOO 2/5.
81 Wutuels bs3ablt: 0elanep $3.50
gu seipinnen. $3.50 glae.; S2.70
Sbop; Montp isor S5.40 plaee, S34O
Sbop; groper Sushes $3.50 SbOtp.
3peit.s Rennen Y0ri,
$400; / Meile. Seatherbroom 100
(Warren), esnonnen; Detect 100
(8oois). 5fpeiies; Guitern Star 102
lDauenpDrD. orittss. 3eit: 1.39 a Is.
So Wutusls beSablt: 6eatherbroom
$500 su g.ipiHren. $4.60 place. $500
Shop; Detect $1,000 pluce, $6.70
Sbop; Gatern Star $3.50 Sbop.
Drittes RenHeu 9orie
$4O0; 6 5urlonss; Ceiling. alfreo
tbe Great 120 (ansrHer), gefponnen;
GroBoper Ill (Walectt), sipeites; Gps
Wbite 107 (slufin). orittes. 3sit:
1.13 3/5.
So Mutuels besablt: 2tlfrsb tb.
Great $50 gu eeipinnen. $4.0O glaoe.
1920 Sbop; Groboper $3.50 place,
$500 Sbop. gps Dbits $6.40 Shotp.
9iertes Rennen- Sanpis
cap; gorie $500; l 1/16 Useile. Spbu
Rsarbcn la (aoerner). geponnsn;
Marti. so. 10S (goofs), stpsiiss; Ga
mel 104 (0apenport, brittss. 3.it:
Las LIS.
So Wutusls besablt: Sohn Rear@
bon 1920 gu ssiuinnsn. $5.1O g!ace,
$3.50 Sbop; Mar,ie M. $3.50 plaes.
$3.50 Shop; Camel $3.50 Sbon.
5Inftes Rennen g6ris
$40O: 1 W.ils uno 10 garos; Ceiling.
80. gambon 106 (aoerner), sepons
nen; Queen Worguerii. 108 fRiee),
sneites; seanne 9'are Ill (WaleotD,
brittes. 3eit: LAB 4/5.
So Wutuels beSnblt: On. Gambon
$3.50 sa sstpiHn.n. $40 Yiaes, So 10
Sboip; Queen Warauerite $4.90
plaee. $3.50 Sfsip; Se,nne D4rc
$3.50 Sbop.
Sehfes Rsnnen YSrie
$500; l Meil. unb ] Jurlona; Sele
ina. Ben 1rapato 106 (Martin,,
setponnen; 4liee gdirb 103 (0oof.).
sipsites; Ulontelair 103 (Ssrbert),
britiss. 3eit: 1.54.
So WlutueIs be3ablt: Sen lrapato
$4.OO gu ssipinnsn, $3.50 p.oee, $3.40
Sbpp; 2lliee Barb $4.50p!oee, $3.50
Gbotp; Monteloir $11.10 S1op.
Jiir bic beutisen R.nnen ipuroen
folsenoe Gintrasunsen semadt:
gritss Rsnnsr-Seains; fir slpeis
jdbrise soblen; 5 5urlonss. Gtarts
Ter 80. Beatrice 100, gmmo Stuart
100, Otolono 100. Wins 1O4. gol.ita
1O4, Oriental pearl 1O4, Role Res
Ge. 104. helena Burnett 104. Spas
lnni 104, Jredl. 10s, Gpia 1O8, pit
cough 108, prinesb SnouIsrp 10S.
s3peites Rennen Sefling; fir
pieridbrise uno bnrIber; l WeiIe nno
10 Yarbs. Battle Jleei 103. Qairrence
g. Dal.n 1O3. Wdnner 100. giabt
Wsiit 100. pirate Diana 100. Netbers
mott 100, Wanlie NlsoI 100. geremoe
nious 100. Gtontman 100. 9birb Rail
100. 1he Deer 100, Stiio 100. Wslila
IA 100, 4reite 112.
Drittes Renntn Gnnbicap; fit
sipeiidbrigt; 8 s5urlongs. Ginale sgils
100, Ga II Mericnn1OO, beatberbroom
107. elld 1rpfon 100. 6elens no,
Roson 116.
Wiertes Hennen-gnburance Etate
6anbieop; fir breiidbrise unb bore
Ibtr; Q Wsilen. Gintrella so. Ghas.
3. grainser 101, GberopIa 112,
gouatltb 116.
Giinftes HtHnen - 0anbieop; fir
breiidbrise uno boriibsr; 6 turlones.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15

setauht mar. Snaniiden bate bic
aompasnie beim 20f6en bes GroB-
feuers an Der Race Strabs unb Bel
Deri6iebenen onoeren 1euern obne ib-
rem Rdpitdn belfen miifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-15
Aus ben Weri1tsbDfen.

enogiiltiss nrtbeilsetntragung in benz
Yroeter sSalle. - Cine merttpiir=
Dige 0iebftab-sgeidi6te. - gu Diel
Ghpiegermutter. Meitere gbes
ideibunss Jdlle. - S6aoenerz
iaBtlagen. gingerei6te Ieitas
mente. - Gnterbte 569ter prpteitiz
rem. - 0eri6iebenes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
What Is the Reason Of This1

The cost of bread in the United
States is u puzzling item to Mr.. G.. r..
Cahin, an Investigator for the London
Board of Trade, and who is now in this
country. In a recent interview in
Chicago he said: II can't understand
how we a buy bread in England for
one-third the price you pay in Chicago
when You send us your wheat. You
have to pay five cent for fourteen
ounces of bread. while we get a loaf
weighing siSty.four ounces for ten
cents. Ou' iour.pound loaf never costs
more than twelve cents, and usually
only ten cents, | confess ! can't under.
stand IT,"
1t is evident that Mr.. Cahill does not
understand the beauties of the Ameri.
can protective tariG-the best ever. If
he will consult Messrs. Taft. Aldricb
n Cannon they will explain it to him.
n in the language of Mark Twain.
the palmer they make it. the less they
Will understand it. '-Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Chamber of commere. Meeting

A meeting of the bankers, merchants,
lawyers and other prominent men of
Elko was held last night at the Office
of Mr.. Charles b. Henderson, for the
purpose of considering what should be
done in order to bring To Elko all bene.
fit that it should receive from the ex.
pected rush into Jarbidge.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Edgar Reinhart who nominated
Mr.. John Henderson to be chairman.
Mr.. Henderson in a well worded dccli-
nation said that since the old chamber
of commerce., which existed here a few
years ago, had not been dissolved, he
thought that that body should be re-
vived and take mp this matter; and as
Mr.. Reinhart was vice president of that
chamber of commerce he ought to re-
main in the chair.
A motion was made that "A commit
tee Of three be appointed to confer with
the county commissioners % discuss the
feasibility of building a road to Jar
BILE in regard to 'R f5Sadig fo!rmation posi-
and to make a map of the country" bnnl.
tween Elko and Ja-bidge. The motion
was unanimously carried and the chair.
man appointed Messrs. Willis, Nc.
Bride and Creighton on the commit
tee.
H. was decided to hold IA public meet.
'iIg on Wednesday evening ut 1880 p. IN.
at the courthouse for the purpose of re,
Of cSoamiiRiaeTTc aeESf EiEio. The committee
appointed rs above mentioned was re.
quested to make a report ut the coming
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Addresses were made by several of
those present oil various subjects lead
ing to methods to DO used to further the
advertising and publication of inforna
tion on Elko as the most accessible point
from which to get to Jarbidge, and it
also suggested that steps be taken
to secure the mail route into the Jar
bidSc from Elko.
Mr.. Calvin, representing the mining
aggregation, spoke of the in
which Oakland. California, was boosted
and offered some excellent suggestions
as to how Elko should work for the
Jarbidge rush to ON through Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Business Locals.

Save those natural teeth, thereby &c
tain your facial expression. DIR. Elh-
land the dentist" Office cyerthe Drug
Store. Elko
DR.. Alexander has returned from his
san Francisco trip and is now ready
for business.
Drop into the Bakery saloon and try
oyster cocktails.
II you want Your shoes repaired at
reasonable price take them 10 DarriuE'
tons harness and saddlc!y shop.
Special Holiday offerings: Smoking
jackets, bath robes, fancy ~suspcnders,
gloves. silk munlers. haDdkcrchiefs and
fourth hand ties ut the Engler
Company.
Anyone turning in any yearlings
branded ~ on the left ribs with croI
off the left ear and waffle on left hind
leg will please notify r. c. Bcllingrr,
Smith Creek. EIko. Nevada.
Special Holiday offerings: Toilet sets
barrcttD. combs, ladies gloves, hand.
kerchiefs. ncckwrar, furs. dolls, etc AT
the Euglcr Company.
Two furnished houses, close in, fol
r,nt. Apply to Allen Mcbride. Elk,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
S. P SOw Handling San Pedro Freight

Since the severe fools which destroy
ed many miles of tho track of the San
Pedro or Clark road. down in Lincoln
county all the freight and passenger
traffic of that line is now being carried
over the Southern Pacific and TonOpah
Il GOldtield road. This is the cause of
the big increase in traffic the past few
lays over the Southern Pa".fc. and cx.
ira men are in demand ut the present
time on this division. All the west
bound freight trains and passenger
FROM VI 'n' c''tA toy y 03EEd5hhH & AMI over
the Short Line, thence to Nina. via IIa-
zen, and then over the Tonopah Il
GOldheld road to Goldfell. the termin-
al of the branch line of the Clark road
from Las Vegas. The castbound traffic
Of the Clark road is dctoured from Las
ys6eS and salt Lax G ,Vazpn,. Nina,
about route Is necessary on account of
the destruction last week of about thirty
miles of the San Pedro road. through
what is know the Meadow Valley Wash
IN Lincoln county. Now it is
ed that the road VIII not DO rebuilt on
the old grade, but an entirely new road
bed will h. built, Of a much higher ele-
vation to eliminate the danger of the
tracks beng washed out by future floods
This work of rebuilding the grade and
track, 1t is said, will require ut least
six months time. During all the re
construction period the traffic of the
Clark road will be detuurcd AS at the
present time. This will increase the
Southern Pacific traffic between Ogden |
ana Nina to enormous proportions and
the employment of II number of |
men during the next six mInths.
There IS a big demand for men already
both on the Suit Like division AMI no
he Tonopah & GDldield rolI. the lat
Ter especially being unable to handle
he business which is npw being turned
over to it.
1t is stated ais that two new r@rrpI,r
passenger trains are to he put ON this
iivision of the Southern Pacific. They
will bo known Is Nos : aud 3 and will
be the Clark road passenger trains. A
scha iulc will be established for
.hese new passenger trains. which will
have IA place ON the next tima
ard issued by the Southern Pacific
humboldt Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Brakeman Killed

Charles Mccarthy, a brakeman. wa.
caught between a car and a cattle chute
while his train was switching n,
Wabuska on Tuesday and rolled and
crushed frigbtfully us the train
carried him along. His arm and several
ribs were broken, and !e was injured
internally. The injured ina was at
once taken to Sparks. where he was
joined by his wife, he was taken TO the
Southern Pacific hospital at sacra
mento. On his way there OF the train
tne unfortunate man succumbed TO his
internal injuries. His young wife is
almost beside herself will grief over
the sudden and shocking death Of her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
resla 4. Fsr..sA usAt D. Nfr.les,

Nicola Tessia, who has been at work
on q wireless electric light" for 20
years. has Just announced that he has
practically brought it to a state of per
lection. and a plant for its production
is now nearing completion at his
laboratory.
1T wopb1 be possible by my powerful
wireless transmitter." said Mr.. Tesla.
Ito light the entire United States. The
current would pass into the air and,
spreading Ia all directions, produce the
effect of a strong aurora borealis. 1t
would be a soft light, but sufficient to
distinguish objects.
MY present plan is to distribute this
light from a central stction, which is
the most economical and also the best
method of obtaining light of highest
quality. Ny lamps will last forever,
there being nothing in them to burn
out. They are simply tubes or bulbs OF
glass Theoretically sealed and contain
ing nothing but rarified gas.
''One advantage is the economy Of
production which Is greater than in any
other light so far obtained. A great
saving will be effected by wireless dis
tribution. l am intending chiefly to
supply isolated dwellings which cannot
be conveniently reached by wires, and
in this system of distribution there is
absolutely no difference where the
dwelling is located. The force of the
current is the same whether the house
is 49, 900 miles from the plant or IL
feet"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
NEVADA OPTICAL co,
Sends Expert Optician Here
At the Commercial
Hotel Thursday

The Nevada Optical Co. of Reno will
nave an Office at the Commercial hotel
Thursday. January goth, in charge Of
DR., Homer. an expert graduate opticinp
with tuil equipment to make cxamipn.
lions Of tho Dyes aud to prescribe lenses
that will Civ" relief in all cases Of oyc
trouble or eye strain that glasses will
correct.
h company has a complete grind
ing plant in Reno and carry a large
stock OF lenses 50 that the, can make
any correction in their own place.
ihDs" who have need of the services
Of an optician will d, w,ll o. call ON
Homer while he is at the Com
ucrciHl.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21

The attention of P]rcsbytcrinns il
called to the notice of a congregational
meeting in this issue.
The Woman's Guild of st. Paul :
church, will give u social dance. at
Leonard Hall, on Friday evening. .Jnnv
2lst, Refreshments will he served
music. Tickets for lady and
gentleman $500. Extra tickets. for
ladies, fifty cents each. An nrc
cordially invited. Dancing will begin
at half past s o'clock.
ANY LADY easily make frnm Sts
10 5000 per week working for mo
quietly in her own home locality This
is isa bonahdc offer one which viii
pay you TO investigate. even if Won can
)nly spare two hours per day. No IN.
'estment required Turn your spare
into money. Write mo at once for
particulars. Address Mary -. Tnyl,r
Box 80, Wonm's Building .Jolir,
Illinois.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
BORN

WINoHELL-In Fruityale, California.
January 12, 1910, to the wife of Mr..
Frank winchell. a daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Riding In The Air

How it feel TO ride in a flying machine
is told in the f51lowing Los Angeles
dispatch;
'.All who have ths good fortune to
ride in an aeroplane," said one of EN-
the other day. unite in their descrip-
ton of their first sensation. There is
no jerk in the starting, though the
machine may leap forward with II
powerful swoop. Then comes-with
some-a brief sense of nausea, "A feeling
as if the ground were dropping away
from beneath.
"A slight thrust of the lever lifts the
hyIAs machines heou, the sroUau
drops away still faster. Then. Us the
aereoplane scars still higher. its &C
cupant's eyes adjust themselves To the
earth below seems to be ripping past at
railway speed.
by this time you have forgotten the
clack of the noisy motor, the flap and
whir of the propellers. the gri:.iing Of
the chain and sprocket gear that drives
them. All vibration has practically
ceased and you float along with a sense
of springy ease and buoyancy such as
you can gain from no other means of
locomotion. That you are flying fast
you know only from the . of the
wind in your ears and the slight diff
Guilty you have in filling your lungs
with air-the same sensation one get
in racing against the wind in an auto
mobile OH a good highway.
Then comes the first turn. The
machine rises to take it, taking its own
angle sideways, just rs an automobile
leans on the banked curve of an auto
mobile track. You have no sense of
leaning sideways, though-no feeling
that You must tilt yourself rs you do
when an automobile turns "A + for
you sit upright, the aeroplane slanting
of its own volition to the necessary
angle and slanting you with it.
"A glass of water set on the flppr Of
the flyer could be carried around
curve after curve aul still not lose a
drop"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the reSu-
lar annual meeting of stockholders oil
the Lamoille Creamery Corporation Will
be held at the Office of the corporation
at Lainoille, Nev. ON Saturday the 29th
day of january 1910 at two o'clock p.
m. for the purpose OF e~lectinga Board
Of Directors 20 serve for the ensuing
year and for the trAn--~IiOl of such
other business As may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
II. TROEST.
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Are You o Weather pronhot.a

Does your rheumatism tell Won wien
we re- going to have rain or Il change in
the weather. YOU'D b. willing Ia amt
predicting the weather If YOU could rot
rid OF i rheumatism then u.n Bal
Iard's Snow Linimcnt. It's sure.
Price pc, jOc aud 500 per bottle
SOldby Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
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pis ESTABLISHMENTS

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Poid on minc development 10 a,o wv W,
Iaia on United States patents iooG "o
Paid ON general expenses ~ s.,
Redeemed notes and accounts ~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-21
Caught in The Rain

then a cold and u cough let it run on
get pneumonia or consumption thnrs
alt No matter how You get ycur
cough don't neglect it-takc ballard.
H~orehound Syrup and yonn 10 5yer II
in no time. The sure crro for conybs
colds broacbitis and al, pulmonary dis.
eases in Young and I'D
Sold by Elko Drug 90
New-York tribune., 1910-09-11
TO WE'D At AGE Of g.
Chicago WidoWer to Marry a
Sinister a. Years Old.

Chicago Sept 1o.-FoEney z Rusco es-
IA olished a record yesterday in the mar
ria &c license bureau here. MIR. Rusco lacks
two month of being ninety-two years Old
He applied for license to marry MISS
Helen C,onger, fortv-fouT years old Imrne-
diateIy asfter the departure of the couple the
c1erI, looked into his books and announced
that all records had been smashed. Eighty
FIVE years had been the age Of the Oldest
applicant for marriage license
Mi Rusco. VINO is a veteran of the Civil
War and a resident of Chicago for sixty
years. was born in Waterloo, n Y, on No
vember .. 1SfS lie married at the age OF
twenty. and his first wife lived to celebrate
her sixty-seventh anniversary. She died
five years ago.
Mr. Rusco said to-day: ''I grieved lot
over the death of my first wife. II got TO
be too lonesome with nothing but my parrot
to keep me company. l don't believe in the
Robinson Crusoe style of existence as long
as you don't live a desert isle Since
meeting Miss Conger. two years ago, felt
that we were created for each other Call
it mental waves or psychic suggestion, or
whatever YOU want.
There was no formal proposal: did not
ask her if she would be mine l knew Sne
would, and she knew l wanted ner- re
marked 10 her the other day: ItS apout
time we We're applying for a Incense ana
she said any time l was ready she was