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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03
ainIagun
FROM T~HIhSDAYs DAILY

Messrs CONGO, and Roach shipped
se,cra! cars ut ,attIc to San Fran
cisco this Afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Harris Ieft cr aelay,G
No.2 this afternoon Tor Quincy,
Illinois, to attend the funeral Of
her mother VINO died suddenly
Yesterday.
BY request. the Italian Orchestra
will remain here and give ano her
oncer and dance at the Opera
hoIse Saturday nj ;ht after rhc
mcviEE pictures.
Tne foSvth of the series of the
Around the World" lectures will
be given in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow night at eight o'clock.
The estate Of Alexander a.
BorlaEd, uho committed suicide
at Lovalock several days ago, is
valued at $lS4. 782.O7.a and consists
Of money in bank, real estate,
mortgages, mining stock etc.
John c.. Taylor has applied for
letters Of administration.
The regular meeting 81 the
Parents and Teachers Cooperative
Association will be held at the
grammar school tomorrow. Friday,
at , o'clock. Subject for di, Gus.
sioa: Teaching Children the
Valve of Money" Every one
cordially invited.
It was reported az Winncmucca
yesterday morning that the Hum
bOIit river was out of its banks
in this county and that water was
flowing through the streets of
Denth and that tue water at Deeth
was as high as any time last year.
Nothing has been heard 20 that
r.fnct mere. At Wlnnemucca. the
Stars says the river has risen, con-
~sid1rably H. the last "a hours and
that water covers the roadway
leading TO the temporary bridge.
The river has risen about two feet
at Elko in the last three days, but
it /, still way below the high water
mark and is not out of the banks.
Al a meeting Of Elko Encamr,
mcnt No. 3. Wednesday night the
following officers were installed:
c. b. Happier, Chief Patriarch
n. 2 Nelson, High Priest; Lamhcr'
Henderson, Senior Warden: f.. r
Kcyscr, Scribe; A. L. Mauk, Guidr
T.. J. Clark. Sentinel: T.. Reinhart,
First Watch; c W. Grover. ScconC
Watch; NJ. f.. Reed. Third Watch
G. NJ. Bower, Fourth Watch.
70 o., ,lao.,I - I.,nu A., a..
ro.or,aa,, ,.a.. -.
or a,J,.;,a ,L... 1919 -
roc.,y elected momhors ,.,;,;,fo ..
,dui..;o,
N''"' twenty mcihO'f oI IN
Woman's Guild gathered at tn
residence OF Mrs. }. b. F~itzEcral,
yesterday afternoon to honor tn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03
Saimagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Attention is called to the enter
tginment of the high school literary
society to be given At the public
school building Saturday night.
The young people would like to sec
you at the entertainment.
The assembly yesterday by Il
vote of 20 to 20 defeated the hill
for the removal OF the capital to
Winnemucca. The closeness of the
vote was a big surprise to the Car
soaites.
There is much significance in tn,
Sudden cutting down of the fancy
salaries hitherto paid officials o.
insurance, banking, railway aud
manufacturing corporations. J.
marked streak of economy ha
struck the directors since the late
congressional elections. II i
evident that they realize that the
era Of graft under legal forms is
nearing lis end. -Humboldi Star.
from San Francesca stating that
Assessor Weathcrs and Miss Clara
Tabor we're married at Reno ON
their way to the citv. This event
has been expected for samstimo and
the news of their marriapo will
not surprise their EIko friends.
/ The independent extends c~ongratu-
lations and best wishes.
n,
.' o"'''' ",'' uF .'e river ""o
ok s'"iC d "lEn'' ABOUT Q
''0'" VIC river '"'''u '"p'"'y I"
"I' "",,' 'o,,''u '"' "'""""S'
"'''' "' '"''' were p"S'uIihE q
cattle that c lid be found were
hurrirdly driven to high ground
last night. This morning the
ranchers were out bright and earIy
looking after their stock. No los,
is reported.
I,d,o, Forr;uu,
Van Elco, of tho foI,rol oonr, 49,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03

ard Mrs Wheeler added greatly to
the pleasure of all by their vocal
and Instrumental music and the
C. iceshments served by Mrs Fitz
gerald pleased the palates of all
Vlo we're fortunate enough to he
present.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03
Salmagund
FRO MONDAYS DAILY
Mrs. Jim Curd and daughter left
Elko Sunday morning for Wells.

-
ElkO Sunday morning for Wells.
The galvanized iron eagle for the
flag pole of the new courthouse
arrived this morning. It's a very
good looking bird.
Ms. W. Z Johnson ord Oldest
son arrived from North Fork last
night. The other members OF the
family come in this afternoon.
Junior Burner arrived from the
west this morning after an absence
of several years. He looks as if
the world is dealing kindly with
him.
Owing to a land slide in the
Sierras the Western Pacific No. J..
of Saturday and Sunday did not
run.
Hon. H. Il. Corycll accompanied
the remains Of the late Senator
House to the state line on No. 1
yesterday morning. He returned
as far as Wells on No. 8.
Rev. L. l.. Tower, the Methodist
superintendent of Mission for Ne
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03

1t Is said that the legislator
will be asked % pass Il prohibition
n amendment to the state constitu-
tiOn. II present conditions are per.
mittcd to cxist,it is no sure bet that
n prohibition amendment would not
be adopted by the people.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03

To rent-An ice house in GOO
order. Inquire Of Judp
Morgan.
Wanted-By a gentlcman-h
pleasant room with board in
private family. Address b. b. at
this Office. Applicant Is willing IA
pay for good accommodations. :
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03
Saln1agundi

LOON WEDNESDAY, DAILY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
News Of Grundy Center.
to TiYnes -Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grundy Center. Sept. 14.-Twenty-
one automobiles loaded with business
men Of our city made the circuit OF
neighboring towns yesterday advertis-
ing the Grundy county fair which will
be held In this town next week. The
trip took the party thru the neighbor-
Ing towns OF Holland, Beaman. Conrad,
Wellsburg. Arlington. Parkersburg
Stout, Dixie, Reinbeck and Morrison
Dinner was served at Wellsburg. Rob
ert Lindon acted as spokesman for the
crowd and was a genuine booster. The
day was fine and the roads perfect and
a general good time reported by all IN
attendance.
school opened here Monday with the
following CORPS of teachers: w. III
Clark. superintendent: Pearl Bailey
principal Of high school: Maggie Gray
language: Ruth Williamson. history:
Genevieve Brown, English: Clara AL
bright eighth grade; May Lovin. sew
enth grade; Helen NJ Weaver. sixth
Grade: Miss Bishop. fifth grade: Bes-
sic White. fourth grade; Gertrude
Souers. third grade; Ethel McBroom
second grade: and Miss Henry. mrs,
primary. This Is generally considered
the strongest corps Of teachers tha'
our school. ever had. The board has
Just completed the repairing OF the
school buildings. The old closet sys-
TENS were torn out and modern closet,
and drinking fountains installed. ne"
heating plants and steel ceilings IN
place OF. the old. and the buildings
placed in excellent condition.
Court adjourned after a short SEES
sion lasting but one week. But one
jury case was tried. this case taking
the entire week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
Allison News Notes.
!, Times Republican.

SpeCial to T1meS- RepupuCah.
Allison, Sept. 1.-THE two barber
shops in Allison have raised the price
for a shave from 10 cents to 10 cents.
The marriage OF Miss Fanny Martin
former deputy county auditor. to Mr.
August Hammel, of Clarksville. took
place Tuesday Of last week at Hamp-
ton. The young couple was accom-
panied to Hampton by the brides
brother, A. r. Martin. and his wife
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mel left for a visit at the Minnesota
state fair and at Fargo. N. d. Upon
their return they will make their home
at Clarksville. at which place the
groom IL a prominent business man
The bride Is the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Martin, old
residents OF Allison.
The Burning Bush people. Of Wau-
kesha wis. who have been holding
tent meetings here the past two weeks,
are continuing the meetings this week
but will probably close them in a few
days.
Allison Is quite q busy place this
week on account Of the Butler county
fair and It's accompanying attractions.
II the weather Is favorable the attend
ance promises to be record-breaker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14

TtZ acts a once and makes tired
gachjngs swollen feet remarkably fresh
ali. sore proof.
ly.s the sure remedy. you know, for
sevetythirG that gets the matter with
yciif feet. It's for sore feet and FOR
sweaty, bad smelling feet, and fos
coraa. callouses and bunions. too.
! Eor yoars..t have bssn .tfeubled with
o0so ~ londoe SeetS su60rod tntense
palslo. .ssovo ha4 the assistance q
poeyeietane Njthost rsiioS.. bought 9
~ u III, which worked perfect
esei g sk has With srsats many q
~ Seiondo. would not b without e
An &c foquJrss q g - known g =
universally used. A.. Drsutzsr, Chi
eaoo. 5ss st
Tl8 ~ not . powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the. pores.
TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations
which bring ON soreness OF the feet.
ana Ii the only rsmedy that does. q T IL
cleans out every pore and glorihes the
felt-your feet
You'll never limp again or draw up
yoiar face n pain; and you'll forget
about your COINS, bunions ana cal
slouaes. You'il feel like new person.
FIZ IL for sale at all druggists. %
cents per. box. or It will be sent you
direct, Il you wish. from Walter Luther
Dod1e . Co. Chicago, III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
CLAIMS $4,000 pAmAoGs.
d, N. !. Aaft1sii Asks Large Sum Fren
Z Il w. Cassidy Brothers.

sS' 4N SUOosOy OsVsVOsos s9 n
IHdlAnola. Sept la-Suit for $4,000
against Simon Cassidy Of Des Moinea
and y. NJ. Cassidy OF Norwalk was be-
gun Ia the district, court here. Judge
Applesate presiding. The suit 4
brought by q. M. Hartxell OF Cumming
Tor alleged damages growing out Of
what he says Il malicious criminal
persecution.
Hartzell. the plaintiff. Is q farmer
H9S had borrowed money from the Gas
.sidy bank At Cumming and secured the
loan with chattel mortgage or
cattle, which he proposed TO need
sHartzell later sold the cattle. the Cas-
ssidys claim. without their consent
Criminal proceedings were Instituted
against him. an indictment returned
and Hartsell tried and acquitted in
Madison county. where he lives. Hart
xelrs sdefense was that w. II. Glynn,
manager OF the Summing bank. had
consented to the sale OF the cattle.
Hartxell now brings action against
the Cassidy brothers for $4,000 each
The case promises 70 be hard fought
At every point attorneys for both sides
are hammerins in hooks on which to
hang an appeal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
WATERLOO sAMks MERGE.

security Savings % Take Over Dusi-
ness 81 citixeNs' Saving.
Waterloo. Sept. 14,-Merger Of two
OF Waterloo's strong financial institu-
lions was affected last evening when
q contract was entered iEto consum-
mating the combining Of the Security
Savings Bank and the Citizens Saw
ings Bank. In the merger the affairs
sc the Citizens Savings Bank will be
iiiqutdated and the present capital
stock OF the Security Bank. under
which name the ENLARGED and strength
ened institution, viii - operated. will
he doubled. making the capital 31oo, 900,
With q surplus Of tls,eo0. The merged
bank will be oper1 Ted. In the present
home Of the Security hank. corner Of
Fourth and Lafayette streets.
The Citixens' bank Wfll be sliquidated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
Southern lo,ua Items

! Carroll. I, 81. 81 I,
A new armory, which has been er4ct-
ed at Carroll at an approximate cost
Of $4,000. will be dedicated Oct. Is sac-
cording to information received .by
Adjt. Gen. Guy E. Logan today.
Lsnox. e.
Lenox has called q special e1sction
for Sept. 25 to vote on the question Of
issuing bonds to the amount OF 81: e00
for the purpose Of building ana fur
nishing new school house. I.
Council BLUFFS.
Miss Abbie Frollk aged Sc, or sCtete.
Neb.. who has just been btpneht 30
lSt. Bernard's hospital here tor 1xaat-
iment for suicidal mania, han9e4 er-
self with 4 towel during the mo M
ta-y absence Of An attendant.
| DlsesnHsld.
The wareroom Of the sbuildln6s aeeIs
i lied by the ]. r. SheafDer &eN@evy
Company caught IRE Monday 9Aeut1
o'clock. The flames were Moco19eq1
and extinguished before much 49, =
had beeh done. A pile Q& fubSs q
| few things were burned. bat this -
WAS slight. u !
o. Meines.
The higher honor OF being sheseisa -
10 representative Of the Davenp0ft NO.
|cese among the student body - The
American College Of Rome this IS
has been conferred by the RI: -.
bishop Davis upon Thomas (h13ees
p0nahoe Uf Holbrook Mr.. .Dopalloe
w. 4 member Of the graduatingsS0 10
~ 1911 e 81. Ambrose Collegs. ~,
Hoen ara comine n from al avn f3lf6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14

into Mayor Q'Baniok's court on =
chayuo og running an automobile ~
nleht without Z light, Archie took :
chaHGa " svenpe to Justice Noore's
couyS. TIE cAse was tried ana taken
und vleamsnt for thirty SIX hours
ana The young man was acquitted. II.
a. Aniaoh and Mrs., H. 8. Amidoa
wero tried On charge OF lewdness.
AAtAUAs hAyin9 wife ana mine chil-
IdSsn hving IN another part Of The
state. on tho preliminary hearing II
deyoloped that the real name Of MRS.
Amidon' ~ Storm Lake u Matte
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
se,antsn New. Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Scranton. Sept. l4.--James Pittman
who has been visiting relatives and
friends atSDixon. Ill, for tho past few
weeks. arrived home yesterday.
Landlord Jensen Of the Scranton
house has installed = new gasoline
lighting system.
Mr.. Byron Paul and his brother-in-
law. Mr.. Numby. returned from Omahs
yesterday With seventy head Of feed
ing steers. Nr. Paul found . very ia
.vorable market and thinks there will
be; q larger number OF cattle fed In his
neishborhood this fall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
,NSGpGNDGNr cAAUrAvovA
MANAGING TO TAKE NO SACK.
q WAND STEP IN, 1912.
ASSEMBLIES
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Gntsrsalnmsnt 81 Psepl. - Nsxt
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
m!AIlHlRiE:IDl. s. ! EARS
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Twsss, y Amss,
Celebrate wsddiss Is Annivsrs.r,
Residents Of story County Eitty
Ysars-Mr. Tweed Was, Active u -
curing LEWIS stit. College e,
Amss. I.

Special to Timex
Ames. Sept. IA r. and Mrs W. :.
Tweed celebrated their nifty ninth We'd
ding anniversary, Tuesday at their
home on Fifth street. They were mar
ried at Valparaiso. Indss at noon, sept.
n, 1852. They settled At Ontario, four
miles west of here in June, 1854. and
have lived in Story county continu-
ously ever since.
The Tweeds came to Iowa from In
diana in covered wagons, drawn by OK
teams. The journey occupied almost
i've months They came in a party Of
four families all Of whom settled In
the vicinity Of Ames.
Mr.. Tweed was one OF the men, In
strumental in getting lows State Col-
lege located at An1es. He furnished
teams and men and contracted for the
digging and hauling Of the rock. that
was used In building the first two cole
lege buildings here, one Of which. the
home Of Dean Curtis. Is still stand
Ing. ~ y s. ~ !; : y =
When the Northwestern track con-
struction gang arrived in Ames to build
the road on to Boone, w. j. Tweed
contracted with the superintendent to
furnish feed and meat to the gang. This
consisted Of about $50 men who lived
In camp of forty tents along the
fine. Mr.. Tweed killed and cured all
the meat and furnished and hauled all
the supplies for the gang while the
work was going on in this vicinity.
The nve children OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Tweed and few OF tha closest rela !;
tives and friends met to celebrate the
delicious course dinner was served at
o'clock and the party broke up late
In the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
FALLING TREE sTRi.<Es TWAIN,
Passenger Cut BY Broken Glass and
Dad Wrsoi< Narrowly Avsrtsd.

Special to Times-Republican.
II Monticello, Sept. 14.-During . thun-
der storm. Wednesday. q large tree
standing near the c. N. q ct. p. rail-
way tracks. few miles. north Of Bell
vue. was struck by lightning ana fell
into passenger train No. ., going north,
and severely injured a number OF the
passengers and terrified the others.
Several passengers were cut about the
face and hands by the flying pieces
of glass from the broken windows as
the branches came crashing thru. The
tree was giant oak and habit falien
a few seconds sooner would probably
have caused a terrible wreck 40 *
would have been directly across the
tracks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
pissst;on and Assin,,Iasien

It Is not the quantity Of food taken
but the amount digested ana assimi-
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stem :
ach and liver and enable them toEper-,
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers. -,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
L;abt;co system Voted at Deep River

Special to Times Republican.
Z, Deep River. Sept. A.--An election
Held yesterday to consider the PROPOSE
ton Of floating bonds to institute an
electric lighting system carried by an
overwhelming majority. This gives
the city twenty four hour service. Pre-
liminary steps will be taken at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14

Duriss. Presidss Over osvsrners.
Spring Lake. n. j.. Sept. 13.-With
Governor John Burke. OF North Dakota.
in the chair, the conference Of gov
ERRORS bSsan today the second days
session 81. IT. third annual convention.
Governor Foss. of Massachusetts. was
the nSst speaker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
MANY LAW vioLAToRs.

Numerous Prosecutions For omsnsss
at Storm lake.
Special. to Times Republican,
Storm Lake, Sept. 14.-Within the
past few days two additional trans
srcssors who have been soliciting. TAX
;inx or receiving orders for the sale.
shipment or delivery Of intoxicating
liduors" have come within the tolls Of
The law and been fined $50 apiece and
costs. Archie O'Donoghue was hailed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14

came after her she would jump into
the river. Anderson made a dash FOR
her but was too late, the girl leapins
into the swift current where the water
was fifteen or twenty feet deep. With
out removing any Of his clothing, An
|derson jumped into the water after
Miss Liewe and after hard struggle
dragged her to shore.
Rembrandt.
Rembrandt will be the only town in
Buena Vista county to get short
course In agricultpte the coming win
ter. Alta and Newell, IL Was under
stood. wanted courees NJ rot enough
interest was taken "A tlll 3 70 Inn
press those who say II ~ 81 ~ courses
viii 90, SO they WIN them this
winter. M ~ II
Abort City.
Eric Gustafson ha1 clOped . deal
whereby he has lpuye 800. Tn Albert
City Appeal which ,wss. YecGntiy start
"a by Harry Hamnsond, of Presho, 8.
D. Mr.. Hammond had young man
named Lyman smith conducting the
Business but II was not convenient for
Mr.. Hammond to Oversee II and % he
sold.
Ioes Msines.
dsdward w. Bernis, expert on gas
lighting, was paid @1.A37 by the city
council for his services In connection
with the recent ee-cent gas hearing.
1The city paid ~ : day for twenty
days to the expert; hotel bills. steno-
graphic service ana railfoad fare made
up the aggregate. Ih0 commissioners
were satisfied with ne services Of Mr.;
Williams news., 1911-11-25

Wm. Rounseville left last Sun- day evening for the Seven Lakes oil fields near Grants. N. M., to look over the prospects there. Many Williams people are financially in terested in these fields, and good report from there will bring happi- ness to them all. MT. Rounseville was with the Standard Oil Go. for over forty years, and his exper- fence in that line will be of great value to him.
 Word was received in Williams yesterday announcing the sudden death, at Flagstaff. of Mrs. Robt. J. Kidd, wife of Probate Judge Kidd, Thursday night. No further par ticulars were learned
Williams news., 1911-11-25
Republican Committee Meets

The republican county central committee met in Willia nos on Sun- kay, Nov. 19, Chairman ,Verkamp presiding.
 A full attendance was had and much business of importance trans. acted. Dates for the republican county candidates throughout the county were made, and will be found below. Inasmuch as it is impossible. for the candidates for senator and congress to be in Will, iams.: for : a meeting, no date was made for them. " -ii':.,r-.-- ''i
 Greenlaw's Mill, Nov. 23,
 A.'L. & T. Co.'S, Nov<24,
 FlagstaffrL' &' M. Co.'S, Nov. 25
 ,Bellemont, Dec. A. r.l !
 Grand Canyon, Dec. 5,
 Flagstaff, Dee. g, ,.at,;y;;.
 Williams, Dec. II. :,
 The Williams republican clut continues to grow and enjoy life At the meeting in I Q: O. F. hall or Monday evening: v about $ t 40. 40 good republicans. Fls...y!,s were in { attendance and we, would like to have every republican in ,William1s to be witt us | nj nex'tsMoplddays \ T nd ys evening. Nov. 27 even t though they dqna't, Pa {, happen te get:a personal iinyitatiopps in .t P s,,y Plenty ,s to smoke 11al and .slis plenty of .hot air J will be on tap. o t.,,,.,
Williams news., 1911-11-25
Cupid Working over-Time

The following marriage licenses were issued by Cupid ( Bob" Kidd within the past month:
 Oct, 24.- Eddie. Walker and Es- telle Jackson, both of Flagstaff. :.
 Oct, ,26.-James R. Haskell and Margaret Granger, both of Phoenix.
 Oct. 28 -Thos. L.. Cornwell and Ida May Stephen, both of Kingman.
 Nov, .6.-Raymond Wilson ana Blanche R. Wilson, both of San Francisco: @
 Nov. 6.-Marion W. Smith and Fannie Felker. both civilians.
 Nov. 13-Ignacio Figueroa and Anjelita Fernandez, of Williams.
 Nov. 14-Wm. J. Mullen and Mary J. Bart, both of Flagstaff.
 Nov. 16-Jose Hernandez and Lucita Duran, both of Williams.
 Nov. 17-Ramoan Sanchez and Tone Marcus, both civilians.
 Nov. 17.-Bert s Barchay and Alice A. Carlson, both of Williams