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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04

NlhN hbN'l HIbhni'hi HAifNhl i'hi
Mikulds zrinsky" mn yodu, ku
skanddInimu vystupu Pfi slay
nostl setlali So naslednik trunu
a ieho chof, yeyodkyne zofic z
IIohcnbcrka. cisarovou ncjmlad.
Il dcerou. areiyevodkyni Marii
Valerii Obt danny ma sebe po-
catku AMI nepohItdly, ale po spn-
steni lodi dostuly se do sebe Po|
prudkt hddcc zdvihly ia sebe slu-
nccniky byly by So scvaly,
kdyby iich munlclt nebyli tomn
zabrdnili palo jim 10 ysak do
sti prace ably rozyadcnt lcny od
scbe odtrhli Vtyodkynt 2 IIo.
hcnbrrka ,f uyni 20 ntiakou Do
bu II dyora ueukalc protolc &
sar jest vclicc rozhntgam pravi
se. le podnikur ccstu kolcm syt-
ta
We smyslu usncscni kfrsran.
sko-sacialniho obcansktho klubu,
jcnz kontrolujc ralnou yGtsinn
hlayh mtstskc radt, byI We
dnerIi pfavt minulych pryy nj
mtstck purkmistrnv dr., Ncuma.
yer yolen za purkmistra mtsta
Nidnc, iakn nastupce zesnuleho
dra Lucgcra Noyy purkmlstr jest
ysak poyazoyan ien "a prozatimni.
no drzitelc nradu toho ma miste
dra. Weisklrchncra, nynejsiho mi.
nistra obchodu, jejz Lnegcr sam
We SVEN poIitickem testamentu IL
stanoyil syym naStupcem. Teprve
ma yelky natlak Sc strany vndci
sye strany a kdyz byl / sam na-
slednik trunu arciknize Frantisek
Ferdinand pouail sveho vliyu, dal
ri WeIskirchner pfimetl X tomn,
ably dial urttt ujistcni, ze pozdeji
prime irad purkmistrovsky. -
Weiskirchnerovo zdrAhani ucinllo
ma veskcre obyyatelstvo Vidne vel
mi spatny DOZEN. Proslychalo Sc,
ze Weiskirchnerova ctizadost tou.
II mnohem ypse. H. stati Sc chec
ministerskym pfcdsedou, ably Sc
pozdtji stal guyernercm Lacnder-
banky. kierezto nisto prinasl ne
ohycojnc tutnt priimy. DR..
| Neumaycr narodi sc r. 1874 V ro.
ce 1895 zvolen byl do mcstske ra-
| dy, roku 1896 stal So druhym nj.
mtstkem purkmistroyym roku
| 1905 prynim namtstkem
Panska sn6movnn fisskt rady
prijala vIddni pdiekon pfedlohu
klera. iak bylo iiz sdelcno, byla
yelkou vetslnnu y poslanceke sne.
moynt fisskt rady pfiiala, pont.
vadz NGmci a jinymi odpnrci slo
| yann hlasoyali take brattrkovt
| Pnlaci Dalo 81 0vsrm otekayati
! w. pfedIoha = puslaneekf snGinoy
No pfiiata budc take pnnskou sue
moynou Pfoto nepfekyapulc TO
| to nplut viifxsiyi Ntmeu Polac
pomnhli poraxiti Slotanskou Jed
notn. kterh kladla ii iisit potadas
lky. netli syuli 4 poyoleni y(pnlekt
~ nn.tHn kurun, lokud il nebu
luu nflntny iistt usiupky Paifn'
Tito hraitrkogt polska neyeli
AZ pnriipnim osiatnieh slnynnt
poraisii sans sebr Pence . kier,
- pfrdlo1e iedna. bude pouiits
na bryii tiloh, paNsialsch ! an
nphri iioanf a liereenosns
Richard stFaus ty0ee Eleelfy /
salame. oblesll " Nldni lflnAelt
lettha rhiap ktefs leal prasfp
dfah 81 Nosaftvm thlapH lme
nuie = Efl 'ofngehl lpha q
aamS haslehui hfflA 8sal lF
ta aklall5 lNA sHalI iaiiHi
ganlumpm4 5 dtn abfAfsy iakHI
sal hataklsgnleh aiashl ku
hNlg faalAnN flaa tlsiHifat IL
a ~ tfa saFauw 80 ~ AH
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04

NlHhlnlll ndJilh fiiihhaiil' PoH''-
n6ni to tgkd So kaldeho iednotliy-
cc. Ma dopisy takoyt netreba da-
yati zadnt poStoyni znamky, Ia-
slete ie y obdlcc tuzayrcnt $ po.
znamkou "Official Business pod
vfse uyedenon adresou
Lore Vtrnost Zdpndu. { i74,
+. L. 49, pfiprayuie ma sobotu dne
ls ccryna I. r. yclikf rizoyl pies.
Pics tenio konati sc mdc siui
Bratf Divisd ma iilni l3 ulici
Ncskcrt. spoken tim dosud pofd
dane zdbayy potkalF so W. rercj.
nosii oprardovim xiimcm q po.
ntyadz nivsteyy byly vcliktr Sc
zdarcm Pof6dajiei yFbor, ktnrf
Sc podjal pfipraynfch pruci iiz NY
nj. doufa proto, le eohi ycrcj.
most vtmosti Xdpadu pdzeh syoii
osvtdci ! ienlokrate % lr " den
plcsu imcnoyanon sin naplni do
poslcdniho mistccl,a. Iacdtclt 8,
hodiu6. Vstupnt 25c.
Sbor z6stupcu Ccsko-ndrod-
niho hrbitoya v Omaze usncsl 50 v
poslcd sv6 schulz porddati M den
I
zdobcni hrobu obvyklou hrbitoy-
nj slgynost. Tato mtla sc pnrodnc
knnati due 80. kvttna. ale na ~
dost cctnych, We sboru tom zaston-
penfch spolku. bude So Slaynost Ia
konati den drive, I. j. y nedtli,
dne %. kyctnn, odpoledne "a spo-
Iuncnkovani WOW. skolnich
ditek. Pri t. pfilezitosti bude od-
halcn ma hfbitovc pomnilS byyale-
mu uGitcli r. Fibingerovl. BlzSi
program ysechny podrobnosti o.
znamimc Y elsie pristim.
Omazsti south-omazsti ho-
| liGi usncsli Sc ma zyyseni poplat-
ku za holeni = Zoe ma l5c. tsnesc-
nj to vcslo platnost dne !. kyet'
ma. Pr stalem zdrazovdni ziyot,
Mich potreb Ease jcdna poiesitel
nj zpraya
Smis. pev. sbor Lyra pod
novim syym sbormistrem y. ia
ncm Prachenskym, pilnt prlpra
lyujc sc kl koncertu. ktcry spolec
n6 uspordda $ pancm + Machcm
| znamfm omazskym rodakem, KITE
Irf pristich dnech vrdii Sc
Czech lSde studoval ma hudcbn
konscryaiofi. IkouSky isou nyn
yplmi dohfr naysttvoyany a byl'
by 81 ien pratt, aby ten krdsn,
zajem, kter} nyni nasi "l.yre
O zptv Ne ieyi, byl tryalym. kon
rcrtcm tim dostanc So omalskemI
nmGni miIoynemu obcecnsivn 20
zitku yelui ccnnrhn. ncbot n Ma
! cha prcdrhazi znnucnita poycSt
.lsuc pfeSHctIteui, ~ naSc obeccn
stfo na den koncrrtu ST. prlpray
! Il ncopomcnc NJ sitastnii pryniht
J knncertn D. Nlachuya po nayratu
faeh konccrt knnati SO bud,
ncdtli. dnc 2 rer,na, |. r.
V uedtli odpoIcdnc seslo So
dome valeneho kraiaua a osadni
ka 1,loisiho, =. Joscfa orla, 2 Z
lDG iil. =. ul yclika mnolstyi je
ho pfdtcl. ably kruhu SVEN p'
loht dlouhirh II oku uyiial
hratra imenoyaurhu pana Jan
nua ktprS miiao uadani rfliel al
umahy ge titrtek teerr iako w
slnnilli namofnik spoi SiatA
hpslurets prtuiho sgfiBnta Rad0s
pfrkyapeni, iakf Bayststou syoN
usahll stsmu hraifu i#koi
mu sffFe d \ kmiidkefI
nslsp aul sFiaal tibaiI tglo Wv
tsi o. pu eela0 taba Ian posa
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04
zpravy zahr. ! ne
0il,LIY

mile budr n0ei RnIenh BlaIkoth,
iednn 4 eeskych "Slamskgch |
dyojcat. kiere se narodll pred
ntkolika iydny synek, Ease cesto-
vati, budou 50 scstry dayat opet /
po sy5tt nkazoyat Deeko SC yez
me oysem s sebou. nehof budd IN
iiste ldrojem noyych pfijmh. Nh.
bidek ua kontrakty jest dost ee-
lt Eyropy Otec dittte dtld du-l
kladnou reklamu hlaynt ovsem
prostiednictyim noFin. X yuli sen
saci So take yylasil S otazkon,
l,dyl u olenil diykou, iel pry
ncni ,auostntnou beui-l snad
dyoi1cnrrm Jcmu Sc libily ubtI
scrry. q chttI ,i ie wit obc, c.
muz ysak ieiich otcc ncpflpnstll.
Ten ylasua ucrhitl zadntho zete,
protole ,r mu zddlo byfl zbyiet-
nlm dclit Sc ntk{m cizim o tue.
ny zisk 2 ukazovdni deer Nsak
kdyl 10 neslo iinak. bylo usnese
no. aby sestry sany So rozhodly
pro napadnika R1lena Sc zdala
byti pro ntho vice zaulata, pro-
to pripadl il, ne druha sestra tn
kt prohIasoyala, ~ nemuze milo
yati iineho. TAX mohou k yhli
tomu yzniknout hadky, a jezto SC
Ruzeninu mnzi zda, ~ si wal obe
sestry, tedy lie ocekayati kompli-
kaee. To ysak de nahledu impre.
sariu ueini srostla dYojcata ieste
zajimayejsimi a penize Sc pohr.
nou ieSte vice nez drive.
V utery. dnc - dubna, o ,. ho-
dine odpoledni sobotu o IL.
hodinc dopoledni yzncsl Sc inze-
nyr kaspar ma yojenskem eyiei-
sii pardubickem na aeroplanu
svtho yynalezu 20 AZ % metrh do
vysc a uletel 2 kilometry bezyad-
No ve yzduchu. Oznamujeme ten
to poteSitelny fakt sirsi verelno-
sti. ielto osy6dcilo Sc tn pryni le.
tadlo pryniho ceskeho vynalezce
kraloystvi Ceskem plnou merou.
V pardubicich jsou nyni dive 10
iadla ,jedno letadlo vIastni kon-
strukcc lnzenyra kaspara, druhe
original liltriotoyy soustavy. --
Drih} Stroi inzenyra Kaspara,
ienl pfi prynim polsusu Sc posko-
dill Sc opravnje. Fri vclkem zaj-
mn sportoyniho obecenstva par
dnbickeho tyto pokusy ncpoehy
hnjeme. ze pardublce budou V
kralogstyi ecsktm prvnim me-
stem. ntmz kouati Sc budou
yzlety leiadlcm ccsktho vyna.
leu
Die doslfch zpraN bylo na dru.
hJ million lstredni Maticc skol.
ske do II dubna sebrhno celkem
1s.1h1 korun ~ haltfd
pratsti yidcnsti Ntlnci po.
slelni doht takfka uesychazeii I
''mrAnihp ro2h0ftenl tokoliy
raalnikne - na teske strant or.
pauy utmcekyrh sttAth potnou ].
llne,l prphlasosati ~ proyokael "A
uraftul nslurrkt uarodnuNli 4 za
pntlaeotani n5mectAl TAX hylu
touu. kdyt mssiska rada pratska
tfiala natitenI, hs napflsta fpra
II Nafasiekeho nfaAy yydasany
hyly irn fesktm ffanrou,sksa
ia8ka ulkalls alr iafyhu ne
mea ktm TAB iesf s"mu Utnl
len pffins d meaiAhA Fasia
prasskA poE8aIa hskfm pFAplseu
hfabsie Teriaiiua ahf na ssa tpA
taH pla4h Vitae do nFatsiau
ual tasl#ehu l'f8W nslfles
N slahB ah+lsl nsliap
ptsl.ua i'ga w. Al till iNH
Atm la3Arm mals htl
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IL * sm kha ks.as Hems sp
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Ha issa aafil tI
Hai H anMal s
n aleu tFsAs lstal
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04
KU VSEM CESKYM SPOLKUM
v 0MAZE A so. oMAZE.

NiSepsani Vas tim,o uctive "a
dali. byste ma zaklade spolkoveho
usneseni We Svc radne schnxi po.
verili svc delcgaty ucastenstvim
ma velke poradni schufi vsech ce.
skych spolku 3 omahy SO oma
hy, ktera sc bude konati UTE.
.RY, DNE 81 KvETNA, vEcER
" SIM BRATRf DIvrsU tMslx.
own sin ma iikni - ulicil Ve
schnai hude jcdnano poradani
velike narodni slavnosti eele tc.
ske sereinosli adejai VIZ PRO
sPECH DRuHEH0 MILLi0Nu
KoRUN usTREDkt MATICI
aKoLsEE v cECHAcH Mall
% byti alaynobs dastoina a ehee.
me u by Yylaaek hyl slnAny, ie
atals yAeeh eeakych apolka adei
aioh a south omasAkYeh nalshass
nusuou = ladousl poatajlee pro
10, Nv 40 pFyHi spoIeene Aehaas
paFainl pYalele povefene aes "a
slapee dskulsme VAN pFedsm .
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ma
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kn4Aa ! I raaFnss. v nussA
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Fsks 4 tes hspAsial
v Oma8s ams ! Avssaa 1910
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-05-04

Y Ntsamks ilia a
4 MtfN kaas Hsa sfef
~ mhaf 4N
h iml lhlsal'A iA
tlsHa nHfas
ta ltapla hsl mi kIsfA
uN Aa l hfelas saiN
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
HIGH PRICESAND @:..oi:~: {:
1 DECENTRALIZATION

Even the esteemedsChicagoI Journ-
al has discovered that over capitali-
cation is dangerous in proportion
as corporations with inflated capital
have the power to raise prices.
This power Ito raise prices comes
in the last analysis, from laws that
give special privileges to these
heavily watered stock corporations,
or trusts. "'...'
Chief of these laws is the tariff.
Manipulation of tariff schedules
limits production, chokes off natural
imports, makes the stream of com
merce flow in artificial channels.
Danish the protection" fetch
from national economics, and trade
once more flows in normal channels.
In other words, tariff should
produce sufficient revenue for
government economically admin
stored, and should not be source
Of inflated dividends for private
corporations. ~
Ht With an honest tariff, | the
strongest incentive to over capitali-
cation would be wanting. st.
Joseph Observer. !, -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
RELIC or BARBARISM

. There was trouble galore in the
Piute colony when Wyman, Ison
of Jessie Hutton, died. He was
stricken with septicemia on his leg
and after treatment by the Indian
doctor" he died yesterday morning
From time immemorial the Indians
have been superstitious and witcery
has figured when members of the
tribe have died. Jessie Hutton. has
chung to that superstition and when
his son Twas sick he accused Julia
andSophieSampson of being witches
and would hold them responsible
in case the boy died. He also said
that in case the boy died Julia Samp-
son would have to eat the body.
The Indian women became terror
stricken when the boy passed away
yesterday and in the afternoon they
appeared at the sheriff's office and
asked the officer to go to Hutton and
try and dissuade him from his
barbarian intentions. Sophie
pleaded with the officers to 20 to
the camp and tell Hutton Julia
can no eat dead boy" ~ =
The officers went to the camp and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
ODD FELLOWS will. !. -.
RECEIVE GRAND SIRE

The reception committee of the
Odd Fellows of Reno have completed
arrangements for 1.-THE reception of
the Grand Sire, w. L. Kuykendall
of Saratoga, Wyoming. ..: =
The official program will be about
as follows: Upon his arrival at
Reno he will be met by the reception
committee and escorted to the
Riverside hotel. During the first
day he will be entertained at a
lunch by the representative Odd
Fellows of the state and pay an
official visit to the grand encamp-
ment. %. ....a ..i .l. g.
On the second day he will pay an
official visit to the grand lodgel l..
90. F. of Nevada, and in the eve
ming public reception and enter
tainment will beheld at the Majestic
theatre by Odd Fellows, their wives,
Rebekahs and their friends.
On the third day in the evening
a reception and banquet will be
held at Odd Fellows Temple, this
event will be for Odd Fellows, their
wives and Rebekahs only. s.
Admission to those events will
be by card.
p The headquarters of the COM
mittee will be at Odd Fellows
Temple, where tickets can be
secured free Of charge to any one.
Reno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
WANTS TO Be j. S. SENATOR

Friday morning we received six
typewriter pages of manuscript
announcing the candidacy of H. C.
Mcintosh of Tonopah for United
States senator on the democrat tic
ticket. Accompanying the manu-
script was a confidential letter
asking that the annou ncement be
made in today's issue.
Bert" Mcintosh lived in Elko
several years ago and is well known
to all the older residents. For
several years, he has practiced law
in Tonopah and is now so engaged.
In his announcement he. discusses
the various questions before the
people and promises, if elected, to
support only those measures that
make for the public good.
AS his announcement would fill
nearly our entire space, we decline
the request to publish it. Neither
can give him any encouragement
as our acquaintance and experience
with Mr.. Mcintosh do not incline
US favorably to his candidacy. In
fact, candor compels us to say that
we do not believe that he is the
proper material out Of which to
make United States senator.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
TEST CASE TO Be MADE

Yesterday in the supreme court
attorneys for Smith Hollis McKim
filed a plea of abatement in the case
of the divorce of Mrs. McKim
against her husband Smith Hollis
McKim which has been filed in. the
district court of Washoe county and
was to have been settled today.
The supreme court of the state is
appealed to, refuse, to allow the
lower court to grant the divorce
on the grounds, that the residence
Of Mrs. McKim in this state is not a
legal one but one solely for the
purpose of securing divorce from
her husband. .t.F.tsI.
The delay granted by the supreme
court, the argument on the plea
having been set for, the 9th inst. i;
has caused conster1ation in the
divorce colony and has proved, very
annoying to Mrs. McKim who was
anxious to get her divorce 80, that
she could marry Alfred Vanderbilt,
who it is said, secured. divorce
from his wife that he might lead
Mrs. .McKim to the altar. McKim
apparently has no objection to
seeing his wife remarry, but is
DESTROYS of putting himself right
with his friends. always having
claimed he was innocent of the
charges named in the divorce
petition. ... .... t...
1t is believed by many that the
real intent of the move is to test the
residence divorce question in this
state and if possible. declare all
divorces secured without personal
summons void and that those who
have secured marital relief in this
manner and fastened to marry
their affinities are bigamists.
A great deal of interest will be
manifested from this time or until
the question is finally settled by
the higher court of the state and
the Reno and local divorce colony
will anxiously await the decision.
Carson Appeal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18

notified Hutton that if he harmed
the Piute woman he would be
severely dealt with. The boy who
died was about IL years of age and
was we'll known around town.
Hutton, the father, IS a peaceable
Indian generally. but it was feared
he might procure whiskey and when
ina drunken condition would not
hesitate to kill the women.
Virginia Enterprise.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
The Unherolc Aqe.

Somebody asked Frank Keenan, at a
Woman's club at which he spoke the
other day II he thought there were
any embryo Keans or Booths waftine
to burst forth from obscurity. "fhere
may be-" he said. but there's no
chance for them now. The conditions
OF the stage to-day don't call for act.
Ing or encourage It, But believe that
when the time and the opportunity
come the man appears. During the
Spanish'American war was standink
with a Wall street man on q corner
In the lawer part OF the city while an
outward bound regiment went, march,
ing by. CHANGED to glance at nv
companion as the soldiers passed,
flags flying and music playing. and
there he was with his, face drawn up.
lblubbering like schooiboy with emo ,
ton. And In business he Was one OF
the toughest propositions In Wall
street II somebody had come alons
that minute, though. he. could have re-
cruited him without the least trouble.
I tell you, the feeling IS always there.
deep down, and they appear--Een.
erals. actors. what not--when the con-
ditions call them out"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
ESALMAGUNDI
The new Jail is beginning to loom

Inc new jail is beginning to loom
@r. and Mrs. Bonnie Mcbride
returned from Las Vegas on No.
8 this afternoon.
NATURALIZATION as bartender or
porter. Address room 9 Com
mercial hotel.
Judge w., L. Kuykendall., Grand
Sire Of. the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows passed through this
afternoon on, his way to Reno to
visit the Grand Lodge of Nevada.
France can now appreciate the
kind Of moral exhottation. that the
United States has been experiencing
orthe last1 years. fit does not
feel uplifted it remains a country
without ideals. York World.
-. fSs..rE.! I'd. .-l--.-- - .7
Constable Happier and w. H.
Woodruff. Carlinites, are in town.
Mr.. Woodruff reports considerable
friction in that town over the suits
to compel people to-, move their
buildings from the streets and alleys.
The remains of Mr.. Dewar will
arrive on No. 5 tonight and the
funeral will probably be held Mon
day. We have been unable to
procure the necessary data for a
proper notice, but have been
promised it for Mondays issue.
Today the Elko Mercantile Com
pany opened up in their new
quarters, the building formerly oc-
cupied by the VIM. Hunter company.
They have made some changes in
the interior that are surprisingly
nice. The inside is clean and shiny
and very attractive and all day they
ha( been entertaining a big crowd
of buyers. This was due to the
almost unheard-of low prices that
Mr.. Hazelton made for his opening
day. That the prices are low can
be judged by the fact that he is
selling a great deal of merchandise
to outside towns, as far away as
Ely. in fact. Ifyou have not visited
the store today, Mr.. Hazelton
would like to see you there Monday
or as soon as you need anything in
the grocery or meat line. He feels
sure that he can give you as low
prices and as courteous treatment
as you can get anywhere else in the
world.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
JUST WHO OWNS
WESTERN PACIFIC

The tangled affairs of the Western
Pacific railroad are gradually
strengthening out. 80 far az the APP,
pointment of officials is concerned,
but the more closely this matter is
followed the more puzzling it gets
to. railroad men to, figure out just
who is in charge of the property. .
The Denver & Rio Grande, which
it has been generally admitted the
Goul DIS own, built the Western
Pacific, but when T. M. Schumacher
was made vice president in charge
Of traffic it was announced that
Edwin awley was IN command.
Then when Charles Levy was
named as vice president in charge
of operation it; was proclaimed that
James ]: Hill was the dominating
factor. = t., lcsg4-. g..
But Schumacher quit in hurry,
and a report spread that the Goulds
were back at the: helm, and would
name Charles H. Schlacks the first
vice president of both properties,
to be the general traffic head,
Now comes a report from San
Francisco that H. M. Adams, general
freight agent of the Spokane, Port
land & Seattle, the Oregon Electric
and the United Railroads of Port
land, has been made general freight
agent of the Western Pacific.
This revives the rumor that Hill
is the dominating force. as the roads
which Adams leaves are owned by
Hill. He purchased them but
short time ago, and only lately
made Adams the general freight
agent. More Western Pacific ap-
pointments announced in Denver
are these: ~ .a,. ..-.. ..
d. ~. Mansneld, commercial agent
of the Denver & Rio Grande and
Western Pacific at San Francisco,
to be freight claim agent of the
Western Pacific, and H. Davenport,
general agent of the Colorado
Midland, at San Francisco, to be
general agent of the D. &.R. G. and
the Western Pacific, with head
quarters in San Francisco. airs, .
The appointment of Adams pre-
cludes the possibility of Fred Wild,
general freight agent of the D. &.
R. G. going to the Western Pacific
in that capacity; but it, is reported
that Frank A. Wadleigh will get
the berth of general passenger
agent.-Ogden Examiner.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
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- We, the undersigned, have known
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and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
II Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surface Of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls FamilyEPillsSs.for con-
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18

The senate has, finally passed a
bill for the admission of Arizona
and New Mexico as Estates. 1.-THE
house passed. an admissioni5 bill
several months !ago. The two bills
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18

Wanted--A position as second
cook or kitchen help. Address this
office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-06-18

will now go to conference COM
mittee out of which, we hope, will
come bill that will add two more
stars to cold Glory
The town is remarkably quiet
these days and news items are very
scarce.