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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12
soteus oil NTH ipnnin forpeen ef'

Sateus oil nth ipnnin forpeen ef'
Ipnpt ibmislapli. @dnet etii Seeins,
l6pi banet ia antoi bdneue nuoen
eldmdn. Sofeutien totiin lemiii
mp6efin tuo iiunaus, Iiud Seeius pi.
ii maiaa iieud.
Ostdmdni, iinafin oIet ptfi noista
faoonneista, ioista Seeius moinit.
fee. SifIipd finuafin on Seelne tul'
hut etIimddn. @tiiesiddn iinna on
Sdn iaonut polio tdriid. Sdntd on
pilfattu, piefiettp ia miimein ristin'
puubun ripustettu. 81! tatiele betfi'
fen tuota Iinua e,iimdd Wopabtoida'
Il ristiad. Sdn on FIND fdbet lemi'
dud, palmiina ipliinid iulfemaan =
fobonneet, faitti t%ooonneet. Sletfo
find mielG rientGnpt tmpbon ipliin?
Siind on tmrmalinen ouo. Siind
lDpbdmme raubaiian iatomapoifon
iuoin fun ipnnin ~fiuioutiet meitG
abpietaa, Iiupin fun maailma pile
foo ia tuonitiee, ia iiuoinfin Fun o
mat uetopeliet ia TiIaret mddrin tuo'
miiIemot. Siind Iatamasia rouboit
tuu lenoton benfemme ia lielnmme
tulee loboutetutIi. Se OH iiunoitu le'
pppaitta! Euobon ibanaon lepopuit
taon futIuu npttin mield sSeeius la
manila ia latramentteinId fautta 10
taisto - min tnittia tooonueita
81 pboenfc din torpitIe ojoteuo, etic
ban on 10 liien fauatIi etIpnpt. 81
nua, iota tunnel plepaIi oifeen Tau
cana lpnnintormesi a, Seeius oiteer
eritpiiemmin %tutIuu, aipun niintuir
Soteustn nimeltddn. Seuran SGrer
tutIuaon,, ota 9dn mostaan, buoli
! malta pilfasta ia maiuosta. Siloir
on Iinune ia bunneeleIi outuus ia
pohtunut.
9oitutoon tuo Seeiutien ddni moi
motfaosti meiodn Iuomoloistenfir
tesfuuoesia. &aitutoon Ie &oniolis
firfonftn piirisid, pubtaano, ilmoi
ibmie iddntDid ia liIaptiid. Sc nal
lattopn ie didn't monen faniolaiiem
metin ipodmen tdmdnfin puooer
aitana.
Sumala Iiunattopn toifti toimem
me ia pubeemme, ettG me faitisI"
poiiimme SeeIustu firfostaa ibmi
fue!
90. %. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

bimmistd minun meliistdni, fen te
teitte minulle". Suofaa tuilentin
postaan ottoa lpbdmestdni tiitofiet-
erittdinfin mrs. Senoriction, ionta
totona oIeilin Fun fotonani, ia mr..
Serdnen, iota oil toinen fotopaitto
iiead olesiani. Wield tiitos iisto
SeImone bpmdstd fppoistd oieptai'
lie y. III. pstdmile field.
2d6u6 oqaan faitfi maan maitals
la, mutta fuiu tullaan foiia tuonne
uuteen SeruiaIemiin, min iidti pbs
besid olaan ia iiead nasta on iubs
lat, iotta iotfum iidti, tapetun &arit'
ian funniafii.
Weli. Serrasia
D. 9tuotiolainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

3un fpipttiin militia taboeIta
nuorelta pololta, iotta DulutbisIa
murboIimot pcIiifin niime p%eriontoi'
no, milf be fen tetindt, min toinen
ianoi: rSain eniitii oiotutieni fun
faiieIin eldmidfutpio ia iitte luettuo'
nj Buffalo Sill" ia Wilo Nest"
fertomufiet". Soinen poita ianpi:
rGn oIiIi fostoon tebnpt mitddn to-
man Ioieta, Jos Ell oliIi lutenut
rgicf Garteria" oil muuta Iolapolii.
iisfertpmusta."
2eotterit ia buonot tiriot oIipat
turmeueet poiat. Yoiot ioutupoi
tdrimddn, mutta tiriat ia teotterit
Ioamat ebeueen nopoasti sturmela
toiIio poifia ia tpttdrid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

- Wi6i9onin fumernD0rin eboo'
tufIet lainloatiiofunnolle onat iao.
meet Iuurta bupmioia oiotIeen, Ell al
noasiaon nnliioeiomme, mutto nie
Id muuaaotin. So uieita bptpid nu'
bistufiio funernDDrimme ebbottaa.
Elm, &unpo moon lainlaatiiotunnas'
Ia oti5i min palio understandable,
ettd bpwdtipiiimdt nuo e%bootufiei
Ioitfi.
Malmeutunutta roitiiustonIaa Ell
funern0Drimme tirielmd oiteen tpp.
opt6. Rainiuem6en mieIeetd pitdiIi
pdtiiuomatoupon tuoitoma paben'
nus ola iotoiieue ndbtdpdnd, ioten
miiddn eritpistd mitiiotuntaa fen
iubteen Ell oIiIi tnrnis fpolito. Ga.
moin p%almeutunut raittiusndfi tie
i66 fen, etid fapotfoIupmn raioitta-
mincn y. m. ieIloiiet lott eimdt ole
inurestotoon merfhptieeid. Tpfpi.
nen loti, jofo roioittoo fopaffoin lus
fua, on ouut moimoeio iposto pd'
bdn oifoo, mutio fitd MT 10 moness
ia poifosio r%ifotoon.
Suoro, ontora tielio wdtiiuomo'n
pdImistufIen ia taupon iubieen, ie
On mitd r%oitiusmati nptpoifana
maatii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12
S%ublatmmnelmia.
Wl. g.. SO.

wtm}omo pdipd ennen ior3ao
Jain pppntitirian safe y~toroenin len'
rofunnalta, iosfo oliiin mobooIinen
tulemoon BELLE pubumoan Sumolan
Ianoa iouluiublino. quo pppnti tun'
tut bieman paifioue tdpttGd, Ippet6,
ettd tddudtin omasia foupun9isia
oliIi tarmis ola ia oil %iouIun nal'
mistntiiofin bieman tebtp. &uitenfin,
buomateeIon Norbenin ieuratunnan
tarpcen moneSI ia iubteesid ndlttd'
mdttDmdtii eniin tdpttdd, pdatin 10
paria pdindd ennen iaapuo. JOS
Serra luopi, Noroeniin.
0erran iuomasto iaopuintin muo
rpfauben fuluttuo pG6mddrddni.
Ulrs. Waria !Senoriction oil tullut
morimmon poitonia fansla minua
nostoanottomaan oIemalta. Setten
pubeltua fouppios y. 8erdien fans'
ia, p6Gtimme mield iottaa maifoa
iisfo !6enorictionin %oiunnoue, ionne
on noin 2 ia puoli MALTA faupun.
9isto.
Wtrs. S%enbriction oIitin morannut
itlenId NATHAN tuoaa uuoenoifoiiel'
la ~oiopeli16, ioti fuulin Ianottoman
rpiilitIi". Npt tieIin, ettd malta iou'
tuu pion, Iind olinhon 10 eoeaiieud
ferton ouut tuosia iamasfa fppoiss
I'd NorbenieIa oIIssiani. Sobtai mie,
leeni Seeinrien lanai: Isl ole polme'
liio iuurempi perraahia". mutta Ell
Seeius Ioonut iduoisto plcuiippttd
tdptt6d, fun minua t6dud f~uliete'
tam, fuien r2obtoian ropaStio" TO,
measti. GibGn Eitd ole fDpbdnd mol.
taa, Ianotoan iananloefnSia. pion
Iitd oItiinfin mrs. !6enoricflonin mub'
feoSia oiunnosIa ia bousfosfa TO
bisIa. Supoiiesi fuIuifin iotu pdis
NOD taas talon mpnipuolisto noutin'
toa fdpttdesidni. OItoon tdsid obi.
menmen mainittu, ettd Noroeni on
pienoinen acknowledgements g..
maIiiosia, ionfo pmpdriud oIuu
IuomaIaiIia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
aoupnnsisIo on fanIoIoiienamme,
2~erdiend. iobtomin fouppoIiife.
aaupunsin ldbeiippbesid oiuu pail
JON iuomaIaiiio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iot'
Ia toitti aineeaiiesIotin iubteesio on
6erran runlaiuo ontimiua pmpdri
.iiritettp.
Din iIoisioni fonioIoisieni bpipin'
tpoinnisto, fa,ieuesioni fouppios y.
RerdIen Iuurta Iiifeitd, Ssnorictfon'
N, aarijen, Noiloien y. M. mabia'
pia mootiIoia monine mufomnuffi'
,een. Ruitenfin oIen iloiner, ettd nuo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12
= aiirebtitGd uuoistamoan tilouf'
femme t%puooelIe 1911.

= 8orottomia IoinooIiaan lnbioit'
lancet tiriopoinouemme Ieurdamot:
German &riiffu, Saron, Wis. $3.50;
2lIefii &pstiId, Sronnoob, Wticb.
$500; Wtatti 8uuiisto, Sairbants,
Mtinn. $500. 2iitos labioittaiiue!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

- &aIenterit, ioita olemme iafa'
meet poltinnoitIi lebtemme tilooiiae,
omot MT meiItd Ioppuneet. &aIente'
rien Iiiosta onnamme MT labiofii
iiendn merifommin. 8atiofaa IL
moitusta toiiesIa paitosia tdsid !eb'
beSId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

Gimme 10 ebtineet ioulu.oattopn,
louotn mrs. SenbrictIon, olen job
tomuna bentilDnd ieurafunnan mo
nisla toimisia, ilmoitti. eitd tdnapdis
todnd OH pisteitdmd ioulupuu y. M.
ipasnstutI Jet funtoon. &iirubbimme
faupnntiin. iosia plan monien potds
mien ofunstamona olitin faitfi tor,
peeuniufaiieeIa tunnos5a.
Soulusaamuna tofoonnuimme Ieus
ratunnon iiemddn firttoon, Hottie.
moon Wapabtaiamme IpntpmiIen
n,uietolIe. Somoten totponnuimme
pdimdniien idlfeen. &ummasIafin ii.
loiluuoesia oil ~runIaasti f~uuIiioita,
mariinfin aomullo.
WorItnainen obielmasilta oil idtet
tp inulu.iaafIi, %ioIoin fauniisti fo'
rieie,tu fuuiitin naloistiin. Ga mors
balm italia olifin tirtfo mGted aGri.
dan mpDten tdpnr6. &ounis fuuIi
tpnttilDineen teti buustan moifuiuf.
len, ionta molaisteeia iuoritettiin
pittG ia ornotas obielma, etupdds.
ID .lapfilta. @rittdin Iopii mainita, ets
td y~toroenin ieurotunnallo OH IiemG
lauIul enrofin, ioea faitieia tiloiIuut'
1isiu eliintpi mielt1 %pIentGpiQG lous
%luiuania ldsndoliioin ilotii, futen
elm. iouIuoamuno lauloinat SopIis
AMMAN fiitettdnGn bpmin.
Nifo oil 10 tulunut Idbi puoleen
pDbDn ia obielma oil niboointin
loppuun iuoriiettii, muita pielG oil
iotofiu idlead, iota tanfa. moriintin
lupIet ooottinat. Ne oil ,tdntit", lab'
lot y. M. nield iafamatta.
Suuren fuorman ie puff" olifin
tuomut Iabioia y. m. 5ustin fuufaon
idi paitfofuntolaiiista Imam, fosfa
pa minuafin oil muistettu uIeammals
la tddrDu6, noitfa oIin maon mies
roona IreuG.
Sloiino ndfpipdt faifti paloamon
fotionIo NON hdmGrGefG.
Soifena ioulupdip6nG matfustimme
inbltInaon Min IonptuGe ,6oiton"
toululIe. Sinnetin oil fofopntunut
tonlnbuone tdpteen tuultioita, iosia
Serron iuomosta firfastin SeeIusta
ipntisten Wupohtoiaa t%nuliioileni
ittsilpfi.
ySoifan" fouIun ldbeud oiuu nss
foneli. mr.. Woilanen, ionfa fotona
faimme mpos nauitiu mouffhita ruu'
min roluintoio.
Somlu oil taas obitIe muistoineen;
mutta niel6 oil obotettona eritpi'
men %iublobetti. Wlr. 8. ". @erGnen,
fouppias &erdle n niorin poifa, al.
Fol mennd amioliittoon ia ne bddt,
ne bddt ne, ne opot alma, n%orIintin
nuorio innpstoneet. GnIimGinen tors.
tai ioulun idlfeen oil m6drGtip ipibs
fimps tapobtumoan ieurafunnon
tirfoeia.
&anpun9in muotineuloia, mrs.
@rupe H.. m. oIinat toas panneet
%parastoan firfon faunistuti een ia.
nottio tiloiiuutta parten. Mietifae le
olitin ndboG.
3orsioina oltoi iubla feao 1 /. PIP.
iumolonpalmelutIeao, iosia tiloiIuu'
besio oil mpDs firtfo idpnnd mas
FED. Sumalanpalnelutlen loputtuo
bdamorsIin Ioioesid, ostui nuo'
ripari tuorin oibon eoustone, iosia
be Sumolon ianaua pboistettiin, lu'
moten rotostoa toinen t%oiIioon.
SddmarSIin toifueeIa toimitutIen
idlfeen p~oistui nuori pori poion TO.
tia iuuren pstdpd' ia iu~fuloiSpiirin
Ioottomono, iosia noutimme maui
foon bd6pdimduiien.
pdimdaiien idlfeen ldbti nuori pas
ri bddmotfole Iberoeeniin y. M.
poittoibin.
Stain Ioppui II bauSfat ia mo-
nipuoliiesti ibanat jublat Norbenis'
ia. Mita oil 10 minunfin fiirubtaa
fotia fobben. @ield fuitenfin pts
tdptpin mrs. Senbrictipnin oiunnoL
la iddbpmdiind, iosta beiban pStd
mpptenid i~ddstdm6ttd moiwoiaan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

= 3alentereia emme ole fpieId
faiffia %iaonut iitomosta, ioten emme
ole GIeId woineet tdpttdd faiffia til
IaufIid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

Entered as seeond-class matter January II
900, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
u9der the Act of Congress of March 8. 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12
Ilmoitushinnat:

Rahatl ahetettak06t Joke suorastaa an rahassa
tai expressi- tai pankkivekselissH tahi posti-mo-
uey-orderissa; dollaria p~ienemmat summat vol
daan lahettHa l sentin postimerkeiss8,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-12

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoitnksia joita Ell vol sc
i~ulaista.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
S,P. AFTER TICKET SCALPERs

.
A vigorous move agai nst so.
called ticket brokers or "scalpers"
was launched by the Southern
Pacific company yesterday when
an action was filed in the Federal
court against Henry Clark. ]. E.
Funk. Milton Fox, Albert Powers,
w. H. Branch and Ralph Short,
all of this city. says the Salt Lake
Tribune. The railroad company
charges these men with having
defrauded it out Of vast sums by
engaging in the business of buying
and selling unused portions Of
railroad tickets. either through the
connivance of purchasers or false
representations. The complaints
asks that the defendants he sub.
poenaed before the United States
District Court and that an order
be issued restraining them from
further violation of the Federal
laws against "scalping''a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
RICH N|TRE DEPOSITS

A Sacramento dispatch of the
10th says:
News has been received here
through Western Pacific sources
that large body of nitro or salt.
peter has been found in Nevada,
eighteen miles out from Gerlach,
and that the government and large
powder manufacturers have sent
experts there to make examina-
tions. The deposits have been
found to he the largest in North
America and next in greatness to
those of Chilli according to in.
formation received here.
News Of the discovery was kept
secret until the government expert
could go to the scene and make
examination to determine the i'm.
portance of the find. This expert
has completed his examination and
reported that the deposits are al.
most pure inter. This expert was
sent out by the United States
geological survey. An expert
from one of the largest powder
manufactures in the country made
similar report.
The development of these de-
posits will give great Importance
to Gerlach as a shipping point and
will result in the building of a
town in that vicinity. Gerlach is
in Wast oe county, Nevada. not far
from the California line,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
DISTRICT COURT

The Dye case il dragging it's
weary way along in the dis trict
court. When our report closed
Tuesday evening. John Phillips was
on the stand. His examination
was con :ludrd this forenoon and j.
G. Clark was the next witness.
He was about the ilrst m an at the
fire ana he told about getting
water on the burning building and
other facts relating to the fire.
= Dean Young was then called and
testified about the ropes being cut
in the hose house, and identified
the rope produced in court as the
one he saw in the hose house the
day after the fire and the one he
took from the house six months
after the fire. When our report
closed, he was telling about the
condition OF the goods in the
so.e after the fire. He testified
that some of the dry goods were
saturated with kerosene and
gasoline and that he discovered
Kerosene floating on top of a pool
of water in the store near where
the holes were bored in the build
ing.
He was still on the stand when
we went to press. -.-....
The defense is making a stubborn
fight and Judge Averill is kept
busy ruling on objectiongs made
by the attorneys.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
SAW LAWN SINK FROM SIGHT

To sit on ones front porch and
watch the lawn, only a few feet
away. slowly sink from sight is
certainly not usual sight and one
that will tend to make the hair
on the head of any ordinary person
stand on end, yet this was the
experience Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Perkins last evening.
A portion of their lawn has sunk
a distance Of more than Is feet
and although they believe that
there was probably well under
the lawn and that this caused the
lawn to sink, they are not sure.
1t is WELL known that there is an
underground channel flowing
through Reno from the northward
to the south and it might be possible
that this channel caused the
ground to sink. Commissioner
Perkins stated that he was slit ing
on his front porch talking to his
wife when he happened to look
at the lawn. He noticed that it
was solwly sinking from sight and
thought that he must he Seeing
things" He asked his wife about
1t and when her attention was
called to the remarkable fact she
rubbed her eyes and was also
hardly able to believe what she
saw. She was watching her lawn
disappear without any apparent
reason. They continued to watch
the lawn and soon large portion
Of II had sunk down a distance of
about Is feet.
The county commissioner says
that one Of the moles from Sheriff
Ferrel's lawn might have visited
his lawn and duo the hole under it
butts more inclined to believe that
there was once a well at that
spot and that II had been poorly
covered over and that the covering
gave away and allowed the lawn to
sink. Reno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
CONDITIONS IMPROVING

Last Monday, June S. was the
pay day Of the Wind fall Mining
Company With 65 men now
employed at the Windfall and
those in the employ of the
Farmers Mining Company and In
other mines of the district, there
are about 100 men at present at
work In this section. The money
put in circulation here by these
different companies has been the
means IF creating a better and
more hopeful feeling among the
people of ihis community than has
been experienced In the past year.
This feeling is still further
augmented by the belief that 1t Is
now only a matter of a short time
when the work Of the reconstruc.
ton Of the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad will be begun, and bust.
ness and industrial affairs assume
the condition that prevailed here
prior to the washing out of the
railroad about a year ago.
Eureka Sentinel. .. n.2q
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
Fathers DAY

Now comes the suggestion that
the third Sunday in June be
observed as Fathers Day, the
second. Sunday in May having been
made Mothers Day. 1t is pro-
posed to dedicate at least twenty
four hours each year to a con-
temptation of the part that father
has had in the sum of the worlds
happiness and comfort.
But somehow the movement is
not meeting with encouraging
response. Father himself seems
opposed to it. He knows that
mother Is deserving of all the
honor that can be done her and he
is willing to help pay her unstinted
tribute; but when it comes to
himself he balks. He is strongly
aVerse to having fuss made over
him. ... H.. va
Fathers business is to provide
for mother. and that he will keep
on doing so with solicitude for her
and the children and without look
ing for any sort of praise or glory,
other than the supreme satisfac-
ton that the loved ones in his
dependence have all that his effort
can give to them.
In those old volumes of senti-
mental poetry that lie beside the
Bible and the album on the center
table we find no rhymes turned
about father. He has never in
spired the bard. We hear no soft
sweet songs Of his Bonded back and
silver hair. He has never thrilled
the soul of harmony. Now and
then some jingler or jokestcr
makes him the butt of rsti.ne
but with even this distorti, If
art in his honor is epht neral al d
dieting. So he plods along t.
office, factory or felG--srd he
wants t. be let alone.
He is willing that poets refrain
from sobbing over him, that
eulogiums be devoted to others
and that the wreaths of laurel be
left unplucpked. He will continue
to discourage the proposal of
Fathers Day, but this is no reason
why the recognition that is
certainly due him should not be
spread over the 365 days Of the
yaar.-Sacramento Union.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
PROPOSAL

Elko, Nevada June Bird, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received
ut the office of the Elko County
Telephone & Telegraph Company,
Elko. Nevada. up to and including
June goth, 1911, for building a
telephone line from Gold Creek.
Nevada along the wagon trail as
nearly as possible, to Charlestown,
and from Charlestown along the
County road to Jarbidge. TIL e
conditions attending this contract
are as follows:
The poles must be of green cotton
wood. not less than four (4) inches
at the top. peeled and str, light.
A gain must be made at the top
of the pole to which must be nailed
bracket with nails furnished by
the Telephone Company, under the
dire ction Of tie Superintendent.
The poles must be set twenty-six
(26)to the mile, and three (3) feet
deep in the ground. The end of
the pole tina, is set in the ground
must be thoroughly burned to at
least eight (8) inches above the
ground line, under the direction Of
the Superintendent Of the company.
The route over which the line
will be constructed must be APP
proved by the superintendent of
the said Telephone Company at
Elko.
The poles must rot be less than
twenty (20) feet in length or
seventeen Q7) feet in the clear,
above the ground.
The guide wires and putting on
Of the insulators and the stringing
Of the wires will be done by the
Telephone Company atIoits own
expense. " ~.. '.s uh
Bids may be submitted SO much
each pole. so much each mile, or
so much for the whole line con-
structcd. ......
The Company reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
For further particulars inquire
OF thesTelephone Superintendent
W. I. Smith, President,
Elko County Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
pIplomatIo Hebuke.

A little known story OF the Jewish
race in Portugal Is told of King 10
seph I. OF that country. On one oc.
casion the king ordered that all Port
uguese who we're In any way allied 10
or descended from the Hebrew race
should wear yellow hats. The old
Marquis de Pombal. then minister In
chief, shortly afterward appeared at
court with three yellow hats under his
arm. The king smiling, asked him:
what are you doing with these7"
The marquis replied: 81 have them
in obedience to your majesty's com.
mand. for really do not know single
Portuguese of note who has not Jew.
ish blood in his veins"
But" insisted the king. why three
hats7"
"one is for myself answered the
marquis. "one for the inquisItor gen.
oral by your side. and one Ia, In case
your majesty should desire to 10
covered"
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Dean Harrison, jeweler and
optician, has moved one door
east of the drugstore, where he
will be glad to see all wanting
work in his lac.
Lust A pair of eye glasses. The
finder will confer favor on the
owner by leaving the glasses at
this Office.
Seymour Jacobs Co. have been
appointed local agents for Singer
Sewing machine and will carry
stock on hand.
Watch the Commercial Tuilors
window for Saturday specials.
The Commercial Hotel dining
room has been renovated through
out and is now open for busins IS.
Mrs. Ray has opened Hairdress-
ing, Shampooing, Massage and
Manicuring Parlors at Mrs.
Campball's Millinary Store. City
prices.
For Sale-A New Home sewing
machine. Inquire at this Office.
Courthouse, Highschool. and
grammar School, souvenirs at
Wintermantel.s Jewlery Store.
For Sale:--A good upright
Mahogny case piano slightly used
for $195 if taken soon. Address
Box 268, Reno, Nevada
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-14
ROBBED HIS FRIEND

Yesterday james Judd. q young
man came to town from Oldhams
tation, where he had been at work.
He filed up on red eye and his
friend L. P. McManus. known to
his friends as Rio Grande, took
him to his cabin and gave him q
bed. in the evening McManus went
to his cabin and found his friend
gone. -.
A valise belonging to Jack Shields
had been cut open and a silver
watch, razor and other articles
we're missing.
z McManus started out to find his
friend and found him playing
cards at the Telescope Hotel. He
found some Of the missing property
in possession of his friend an
he hunted up Jailer. McMullen and
had him arrested. This forenoon
Judd plead GU lily to petty larceny
and Judge Katie fined him 1920
with the privilege Of going to jai,
for 60 days. He took the jail part
Of the sentence and now is one Of
Sheriff HARRIS boarders.