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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. Is.--wREAT--spo: frrn No ?
red Western winter Hs . e. f1;grss s.eaay
American mixed new quiet 4s 4d: American
mixed old drnl. IS %; futures steady: January.
As 9d: February, A. +&d; March. +s 20. FLOCF
Winter patents. 2ss. HOPS IN London (paci6r
CcastJ "a es9t5. BEEF-Extra IndiS mess
1905 PORK-Prime mess Western, 1865. HAMS
Short cut. 64s. BACON--Cumberland cut s2s
short rib 62s Cd clear bellies. o4s 50; long clssr
ulidd!es light 64s 81 heavy, 65s. short clesr
backs, 5ss Cd sHoCLDERs-sagars. SIS IS
LARD--Prime Western. tierc.s. 55s; American
rshnsd pals Jas 81. CHEESE-CAnadian
nnest white. new 5ss 60; colored Sis TUF
PENTINE-s2irits; 81, 90. EosIN-,Gocmor
OTI-4ss Cd TALLOW-Australan IN Lcndor,
36s 81. COTToNsEED oIL-Hun rsfneS-spot.
London. Jan. ls-RAw sUGAR-c.atritusal
los: muscovato. %. BEET sUGAR--J.nuary.
es CALCUTTA LINsEED-Ap-tl-Juns sss &c
LINsEED OIL-44s 90. SPERM cIL-to4
PETROL OrEr-M-Ams-ics refined. SAD; .pi1us
s4d URPENTINE-spiTits.5 SIS 41sd, RosIS'
-Arn.rican strained, l5s - hne, los l0-d.
Antwerp Jan. is.-PETRoLEUM, 70 francs
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FLOUR AND MEAL 49, Flour extremely
au's. Fancy spring patents, SO .DHSS So sPEst5H s5g
a. IS winter patents 81 6OaSi e5; spring clears,
5. 2OaS4 So extra 80 winter, IS SogSS 90. 40
"a -G>7z4 * RYE TLOCR--Firr; fair % good,
& 165s4 SIS. choice 10 fancy s. iodS+ 80.
Esrt;yTaEAT ~. FLoCR-ouiet: 90 25 per 100 n.
CQRTdEA.Ss51',e 5,s ~5',e and Yellow 81 2oa7si IS;
arse, 81 l5aS1 20 FEED-W,sesst,srn ,ss , sprins' as
s25 T59S2G standard 1aida.ine 20 20. ~ n, ~
-, - ..s,.- 7,iddIlns zoe 75aS29 IS. red dog,
go po-Sir-- chop 500 80 bulk S23 20 sacks oil
meal. Ss5 50dS28. .,
PoyIsIONs-steadler early but later the
,,irIsy f.rI,red. ana the close vas az about the
'0g-ss- ~ the day. PORk-Steaoy, mess, - =
) zoo 5O, family. s23 JOGS25 short clear. s2l
ti7 packet sl5dkt5 80 extra INDIA n3ss: S2sF
go 80 BEEF HAsls;-Firm at ss25gs21 ySo 90 o
DEL97IEso Iso - TIs.c: 40 n. 1lssc; pigs, 12Ac.
- - NJ ATs-Pickled bellies quiet 10 70, lic;
~ - rSL--- Il 70 f2c. Picked hams steady a.
-, ", -, 20 % -ALLOW-Quiet, city I-l6c. coun-
= - t-ls=S.~ LARD-Easy. Made West 10 IS
~ ~ Cttv barely sIeaty at lVac. Renne1
easy; SOU. 20 az Compound barely steady
~ - a. co. rEARLNE-Steady. ol.o, SAC, city
lara. ii%c. ,--,
STc,R-R.aned stsady with fairly good
,.r'.ps ar unchanged prices. standard granu-
lated SOC net, less ! per cent ,aai
London market foT oeet snE ar EaSruarv WifS
~. -osftiors a. 9s. MAY unchanged az 9s 80
-- -. -ar-e~ easy. but quiet and unchargc1,
---t.L -artrisligal e8 test al 5.olct nluscoveoo'
90 ..ar q 0fc and mo.asses sugar. ~ test, :. ,oc
~ ~ --'', s-,--rsr business o. 80 900 bags Cubes
~ f,rus-v and Hrst half February shipment az
o. $500 basis e6 test, cost and freight with
-yiSlf-t- - 5rtrc-rs on a portion, and offerings
~ LOS, we're not interesting rehners
y,CE-Eirrn here and primary points
.,i.E a good local demand
N,rTAIs-COPPER PER--Staudard firm: spot
- NJ rabruary March and April. l2l5f
80 % london dull, spot, too 90 futures t5t
i-.s5 Local dealers report no qlotaois change
l's 20 81, 4i8 l2i1c electrolytic. l262la abe
-asSsi,E ~ ara ~ .s2l lac. TlN-ouiet: spot and
Gast,a5. Al 50a4l T5c; February, 81. l.50g4l e0c
s,s.I Sl--I md April. Al. 4Og42c. London steady
, s-l, .igO l2s sd. futures. tlS0 los LEAD
sss. l0d4 soc New YORK f23G l. 53c & East 81
G-si Tcrdon spot fl3 is 81. SPELTER-
Lou-5' tc.55 SIC New York. 530d5 3iigc East
EasT ,,Is London t24 2s 90. IRoN-Cleveland
~ L. Lo. o4s "a In London. Locally steady, NJ
N-tt N-tt{ AZ, yN-rthern SIS 25dsi6 25. No . Sl4 T'
setg- ~, No / Southern and No southern soft
x,oi .ssFs AND sYRUPS-Moasses steady
I -.l,-- ,yfst but unchanged.
St<AXAT STOREs-Spirits turpeutine nrm a
/ - Tri-ps Roslu and tar ruled steady but
/ auol,un -r,r,sed OIL firm, but no turthel
/ 49, was reported IN prices. Rehned petroleum
I steady on the basis OF '.'o1 ''
] Iu -IIa r. New fork , - ,,
"coTTO~SEFD OTL-Business was small
| .,,, ere was pressure 20 sell. owlns 70 th'
| -,"4.rsre demand and lower price for crude
/ -6e IrItsa market was quoted al t6isc, AZ which
/ t Ltg ~ -Ss-s we're said 70 be liberal and few
| saIes we're said % have bsen mace Al ever
/ lower figures. Local contract prices -
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. 1S-Because -four business ws :
today lost an advance due 70 slset and Ice
southwest from Chicago. The close was az a
with Iast night. showed a loss of lsthc 20 ,.c
cats we're down isGac and provisions irregular
I've but uithIn a comparatively narrow rang
Lightness OF primary receipts formed a valuable
aid 10 the bulls Threatened freezing OK tail
s51-n hAfts especially IN Kansas ard llliro!s
was however. the main reliance Of buyers
Many beIated shorts and investors took or gosi
szed lines There az no tine any setlinR
pressure of importance, the bears having beer
TOO badly worsted Of late 20 make hght or
the other hand. the call for cash vheat dls
nlsvs- scant Improvement. amounting 70 prac'i-
calIy nothing here or elsewhere. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. jan is-The offerings a, The rocl
auction sales today amounted 20 i1.io9 bales
GOOD pools sold briskly at opening RATA brt
in fari1r grades were slow, and coarse crossbred
tAcined 10 per cent Americans bought spa
Inz.v. and most OF the offerings we're taken by
tbs home trade The sales follow: New souts
wales 600 bales: secured, lidQis ID geasy,
SLdd1s ga Queensland, 100 bales: scoursd.
ys 9S5fs fOd: greasy. siaddIs I'D. Victoria
400 bales: secured. 1ftadG1s iii5d; greasy. sHd
MS lid South Australia, 800 bales; greasy.
TITiOiad West Australia. no bales; greasy.
sL11iBt New Zealand, 400 bales sressy.
SLd7Is ia cape ot Good Hope and Nstsi
100 bales: secured ls Sdals iod greasy. eisd
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
aruE BALKAN PRINCESS" PLAYED.

New Haven, Jan. 16-IIiss Louise Gun
-. ,ras introduced az the Hyperion
Theatre last night in The Balkan Prin-
cess" musical play which has had con-
siderable success in London. Miss Cunning
,l,,-e5 the part Of a princess who mas
pc - ri a. a milkmaid IN order 70 test the
Sincerity Of her lover Others IN re t5e- cast jas.
49,. V-a~,'iC<. W. 7. Carleton. Miss May
t5C5r- and Vida Whitncre.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
T7A7rNc IN BANK SHARES.

Transactions in the stock Of the National
Bank Of Commerce on the New York Stock
Exchange, which have been frequent dur
Ing the last few months, attained large vol
un1e yesterdav. asgregatins 2i5 shares at
prices ranging between 2jo and 2o5. The
final sale was at 2or. ON Tuesday there
p ere sales Of 81 shares, the stock closing
a. no I points up, the net advance in tie
last two days having been 81 points.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
'A1AS MAY REACH s3,0OO,OO0
.''S o. Knight, Yancey & Co. File
e Suits Against Railroads.

t,tr, !, Ala Jan. ls.-Attorneys repre-
%, ~ - = eie-it9rs Of Knight, Yancey &
'tss H.. -allr cotton merchants who
Ass -. spring f9r 100000. filed suits
N1sr1,- aga-nst the Southern and the
Il tsg, Nashville railroads for $1,000
ea,s psctiveIy in favor OF their
IN, ., These suits are separate from
'o1pa5r.- .sSt Saturday against these
Gee. s-,,. 10Y $4,000 II is said that
y ,o,sI are likely 10 be fled and that
Haa r enc e2oont ultimately sued for may
..ts M. '". it rs also said that the
''slss DC transferred 20 the United
f'gghf \, shortly All the suits are
"a erss..e 1ne name OF German and Eng
't Knight. Yancey & CO.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
EXPORTS.

New York January IS 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-oue but steady. Late
IN the day there was considerable liquidation
and at the close the market was ~ higher
for July and = q sc lower for the other posi-
lions. Foreign markets made only q slight
response 20 cur hrmuess OF Tuesday and SEN
une1t abroad appeared to be rather bearish.
Cash markets In the West were inactive ard
easy. No 2 red. 81 OIL elevator and 81 Z b
atOat. No I Northern Duluth, 81 % y o b
1toaL CORN-Easier. There were no new
developments in the Argentine situation, but
foreign markets were generally steady. Ex-
port bids were out OF line. No corn, new,
az 53'ac o b adoat OATS-Moderately ac-
tive and eagier. closing at a net decline OF
Y n : C. Cash oats easy: standard white,
3s&.c No =. S9sc; No g. Ssi2c; No 4. 3sc.
LEY-quiet, mating, 9ScTSi 1 Buffalo.
RCCkWHEAT-QUiet, American. re 1
New York, Canadian, 58lac c New York,
ftt-
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CAIN m oERMANYs TRADE.

perIin ian. IA report Oh the year
,,rsIa-, trade. Just issued, shows imports
amounting to SOS, $4,000, q gain OF Sis 80
ro0. exports. E77s,ooooc5, a gain Of go7so0,-
900 ,rbese figures exclude gold and silver.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
PRAISES ALDR|CH PLAN
Mr.. MacVeagh Says Monetary
Reform Has Ceased To Be Vague.
"WHY HOLD ON TO PANlCS?"
You Cannot Have Effective Re.
serves, Says Treasury's Head,
Without Capitalization.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S-General indorse-
r,art Of the principal feature Of the AID
rich plan Of financial revision and high
rraise FOR submitting 70 the public mind a
basis for criticism OF monetary reform
we're conspicuous in the numerous ad-
dresses to-day Of the Business Mems Non
etarv Conference, held under the auspices
~ the convention of the National Board Of
Trade.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, franklin
1racveagh. speaking az the dinner OF the
conference tonight. declared that there is
"rot a man, woman or child in the whole
nation rich or poor, who is not involved
IN the question OF whether or not We shall
have a proper and adequate and safe mon
etarv system" He outlined the defects in
the present monetary system and referred
10 the Aldrich plan. characterizing It and
the final report Of the commission yet TO
come as worthy OF "a friendly ana cordial
consideration Of whatever they may either
tentatively or finally propose"
I'VE do not know" said Secretary Mac
veagh. what the final report Of that com
mission will be, though its general features
are probably foretold in the very elaborate
and interesting suggestions made public
yesterday by the commissions distin-
guisled chairman, whose absence from his
place on this occasion because Of I'll health
/ causes US all the keenest regret He has
| brought the great subject out Of its vague
ness and from its waiting condition into
concrete form and 10 the threshold az ac-
+foD
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

tOIlON - More active and decidedly
hrner bullish foreign trade sdvces Cfsettng
the Increased prospects OF domestic mill curtail-
ment, While hullish ruuors we're circulating as
% the probable showing Of the ginning returns
next III acay. The close was nrm, az EraCti
cally the best point OF the day, or 9dl9 points
above the closing figures Of Tuesday. The open
Ing was steady al an advance Of 10 points on
January aud Of 3uj points on later months In
response 20 better cables than due II was re
p.rted that South Carolina manufacturers had
voted IN favor Cf curtaIllng five weeks between
now and the end ot the season, and late in the
day IL was rumorei that the Arkwright Club
favored a curraIlmeut OF q per cent In the
output og New England mills. Wires from
Memphis reported that Carolina mills were big
buyers there, possibly with a view 20 creating an
impression that the mills were talking curtail-
ment partly In tho hope Of a better buying
basis Local contract prices:
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
---. pn-ursrrR q PrrTsBLRG

rrFrALo. ROCHESTER & PTrTsBLFG
u res, IN jar. si7Ee25 slsI,972 fi22.e9i zee ,si
71rr Ian. a. 5.702.ssJ il95.2io A'lI's's
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
M. ,..,. t- Ian slt54O00 SI342o10 $4,000
---r. Ian Il IS 024.l5J J-,32lrIc 4-''el''''
,>--rRNAr1oxAr. & GREAT NORTHERN.
% vses in Jan sI32 o9S 3 'I559SS 'I559SS 5tl si see
MISSOURI KANSAS 3 TEXAS
B, NE ,rss- in Jan. s4s72o2 sl35,3Is
--,,., Ian IL &c sic 400 l49sltN'
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
o. week In Jan s2s1t.6 s2ss'QtSS s3tS 90 81 a.
Jan i-Jau. a. 5sa.45+ 'i'.f'-
,-rAvrA BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC
,-- week In Jan s45.slo Als,2 S3s S3s--ss -sa
rrT- ian T.. lft-'r't L''f''.-' ~
ST LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN 8 so~ -tit-l..'.
Month ot Nov 1910 lsJ,i sfo --- 71s
-.s7 -iisass one rev s4267s s. go es s22i s7G
Total or-r. exp l,bsS'-o' Lo.-...o ~ y.
49,. ,..- ray $1,000 ia sl,o4ao2t 'sa3,aqs
outside or. ldeb) 20" 49,
~,,,, net rev.. sLoosslf sIo5s 2s9 'sa2 5!S 54S
--,vzs -....... 7s,9lB os's7o vOoO
-. ,,,,-,s scr SOS S9s9. is3 .'u5s5
July l-Nov. S0- -s,rs9s.o ocs s1i. .c9s. .s97 s746Is7
Tot5i t1 e- oler. sgp'. 2s7.23i T.O3clls l2572l4
"a $50 ss3 S4.o5s. .72t .s5os OF
Outside op. ldeo' 49, - -
SSs47-5oi s4O45l72 .s4a7 ss7
Lota4 net 's'.. 800 $50 35S,s30 s25o
-. ,-.,,. XsI5le24 S8-GaI, sa2 1896 sl7
Decrease
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close day.
Nav 81 05 = 81 051I 81 O47. 81 o. Z 81 05
July........ o4N O3la
Corn
Nay. 5s jsL
oats
May. 4Ot, 4os.
Ju-L-.-..... 4Nia 4Oi1
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D Barney Co. No. ?
Proad street New York. and No. ~ Soutf
an street Phi!sdephia.)
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eusLIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
No 90 Wall street)
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Need Of Capitalization.

Secretary MacVeagh deplored the various
acknowledged faults Of the present none
tary conditions, but said the country was
not in q condition ot inability 10 await
reform.
But why should va wsit?" he asked
"yvhy should We. for instance, hold on 70
panics? Why should we cultivate or
breed panics7 Why shouldn't We revolt at
their barbarities, their crueites and their
kavocs?"
Secretary MacVeagh laid particular stress
on the inadequaCy and lack Of systematiza-
ton Of the money reserve Of the country.
You cannot have reserves that are eftec-
tive" he continued. without some form
Of Capitalization The authority over these
reserves or & sufficient part Of them must
reside in centralized form.
I'VE have about twenty-five thousand
banking units. each community carrying
on its business as nearly Independently as
possible, and certainly with independent
Judgment and independent selhshness when
the stress comes. What We need IS the
general organization Of our banking sys-
tenn. and that organization cannot be
brought about without some recognized
central authority"
He concluded by stating that the ma
t,ouaI banks should have branches abroad
and outlined practically tho suggestion mat
ig made I'm the Aldrich plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
CHANCES in the Commission.

REPRESENTATIVE Weeks. Of Massachusetts,
smoke for the monetary commission n
stead OF Senator Aldrich, and called al
tan-ion 10 the fact that eight OF the
sigb+een men on the commission retire with
the present session. thereby MAKING "'--
fculr the presentation Of the hnal recon-
mendations OF the commission wheh u''i-
mately agreed upon.
Representative Vreeland. Of New YORK
vice-chairman Of the monetary commission
cave his views Of the Altrich plan al tAe
afternoon session. He said OF the Aldrlch
-eror+ that he was IN sympathy with 'is
rrfrripaI features he questioned the ad-
,ieariIi+v Of omitting the state banks ana
chartered trust companies from parucipa-
+ior fl, the reserve association Of America
suggested bv senator Aldrich, and declared
in favor Of having them own stock IN me
association ON an even tooun- WIZ" me
national banks.
Arbassador Bryce. Of Great Britain, in
his address at to-uighrs dinner, spoke oL
the Growth Of international trade relations
a an index Of International peace. and re-
fsrrad n the recent treaties suggested
r,r Great Britain and the United states
for military disarmament rs humorous.
declaring that the treaties between Jne
United States and the mother country are
written deeper elsewhere than In docH-
meDts. ~
Air Bryce spoke appreciauvelT or the
work on the Panama Canal character
izipe It as an achievement which the
whole world appreciates and looks i7rWai'
O., Tor great results
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o b aAoat
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06

In The District Court Of The
Fourth Judicial District Of The
STATE Of Nevada In and For The
County OF Elko.
In The Matter OF The Estate Of
Hamilton Mccain, Deceased.
Notice Of Time For Proving Will.
Notice is hereby given that
John Henderson and Harry.
Mayer. have filed in this. Court a
Document purporting to be the
last Will! and Testament Of llamil-
ton Mccain, deceased. and that
Thursday the 9th day Of November
A. ID. 1911, at the hour Of ten
o'clock A. M. Of said day and at
the Curt Room of tie District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Of the State If Nevada, in
the Court House Of ElkD County
Nevada, has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the
viii of said Hamilton Mccain.
deceased, and for hearing tn"
application of John Henderson and
Harry II. Mayer FIR the issuance
If Letters Testanentary thereon.
Any and all persons interested
in said estate are hereby notified
TO be present at said hearing or to
file their objections in writing, if
any they have, as to why said Will
should not be admitted to probate
and declared to he the last Will
and Testament Of said Hamilton
Mccain, deceased, and why the APP
phcation of John Henderson and
IIarryH Mayer to be appointed OK
ccutors thereof should not be
granted as prayed for in their
Petition on file herein.
In Witness Whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Seal Of the District Court Of the
Fourth judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the
County of EIko, this 25th day Of
October, 1911.
(SraD Fred C.. Weight, Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06

caution agains infection should be
taken is but right, and that much
of the advice as to germs is wise
no one can question. But there
is mischief IN exaggcration in
that it makes the lives of some
timid people one Of mi ;ery. After
all isn't it wonder if ali hat is
said about deadly germs is true.
that there IS any one alive to tell
the tale?
1t far better to help others out
of their truhle than to weigh them
down with our own.-Exchangr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06
OFFICIAL TAX NOTICE.
Elko, Nevada.

November 9th. 1911.
2 In compliance with Section llO4
of an An Act of the Legislature of
the State of Nevada. entitled "An
Act to provide revenue for the
support of THE government of the
State sof Nevada, and 20 repeal
certain Acts relating thereto. "
Approved March 3rd. 1891, and all
Acts amendatory hereto.
hereby give notice that the
State, County and other taxes,
levied by the Board of County
Commissioners of Elko County,
Nevada. for the fiscal year of 1911,
together with all Poll taxes
entered on the Assessment Roll by
the County Assessor asprovided by
law are now due and payable in
lawful money of of the United
States of America to me at my
office located In the new Court
House building in the town of
Elko. Nevada.
Under the law, tax payers as
sessed for Real estate and personal
property, have the option of pay
ing the whole amount of taxes as
sesscd to them at this time, namely
between the first Monday in Nov
embcr and the first Monday in De-
cemher. 1911. or making payments
in two installments. the first
installment to be paid within the
time specified, (between the first
Monday in November and the first
Monday in December, l9lD. which
payment should include The whole
amount of Pol taxes assessed aga
inst the person or property. and
the Second payment, or INSTALL
ment, consisting of the remaining
half of the tax to be paid at any
time before the first Monday in
juno, 1912.
All taxes upon which the whole
or the first installment thereof
remains unpaid after Monday. the
9Th day of December, 1911, be-
comes delinquent upon the whole
amount IF tax assessed and ten per
cent is added thereto as penalty
for delinquency, together with the
cost of advertising and 81 90 to
each assessment for County
Auditors fcer for Certificate.
M. II. Miller,
County Treasurer & Elk. Officio
Tax Receiver of Elko County,
Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06
NEW KIND OF INFANT SCHOOL
Three RS" Are Cut Out and Children
Are Taught to Be Happy
Instead.

The man In the club had been talk
ing politics with n school inspector
until the gentleman declined to dis
cuss the subject any more
well talk about the youngsters
themselves. for change" he said
DO you know that both in France and
Belgium reading. writing and arith
metic are being omitted from the sub
iects taught In infant school? The
children are simply taught TO be hap
ny instead! And when they bring
their dinners to school. the food has
under the official regulations. to be
put into bnsket. which must bc In
bcled ut the school. and put on spe
cial shelf in clean. airy place. Fancy
such regulations here! Any old news
paper and any cupboard is good
enough for our children.
I'm Germany. toys are provided for
play time. and all little children are
compelled TO bring clean pocket hand
kerchief to school. and they must havs
n bath once week.
I'm Finland. the tiniest children arc
taught to wash dolls. dust. sweep. look
after flowers. and so on: and in sOmp
japanese schools resting room with
bed is provided. so that over tired
children may have nap!"--Answers.
London.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06
Saturday. November d. 1911
SAM LOBOEL'S OBITUARY

The following remarkable obi
tuary notice recently appeared il
the Sullivan county. New York
Review from the Montella, Ulster
county. correspondent. Here it i!
as pub lishad in the New Yorl
Times:
Sam Lobdcl is dead. Some days
ago he was stricken with poison
ing for wound while fighting
with his wife when he was drunk
Drs. Grimncl of Eureka, and
Butts, of Claryville, were in at.
tendance. but despite their utmost
efforts the poison spread until as
a last resort they used the knife
The operation was of no avail,
however, and now he amt here
any more.
Sam was unique character.
Only once in generation is "A COM
munity pestered with such q
human viper. He was the I'M
solved conundrum: What il he
good for? His only virtue was
the persistence of his wickedness,
his only excellence the stability of
his unrepentance. Booze fighter,
liar. wife beaten. chicken thief,
egg stealer, profane and vile Of
speech, he was the trade mark of
sin. the emblem of vice. with no
crime hut work beyond his
capacity.
He was even worse; but he has
gone hence, and it is never our
inclination to kick man when he
is down. Yet at his death his
proverbial luck WAS with him. He
goes below just as the whitening
frost and chilling wind are usher
ing in a long and tedious season
for the good who are left. As
was often the case in life and In
Jail, he II keep warm and comfor
table at Others expense. Well, sc
long, Sam. and so long as it is
long, good luck"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-11-06
At the Celestial Gate.

The druggist approached the Ccles
,ial gate. st. Peter opened tho portal
Tor him and babe him enter and join
he heavenly choir.
Not so fast" admonshcd the com
FOUNDER Of pills. Before go In there
| want 10 ask rcw questions. Have
YOU any city directories In Paradisr?"
NO" replied St Peter.
any remedies for growing hair on
bald heads aud door knobs?"
None"
Any soda fOuntalns?"
I'VE don't know what they are"
30 you sell stamps?"
I'VE don't use them here
And last, but not least. have you
any tclcphones?"
I'VE have not"
Then I'll go In. for ! guess this IL
Heaven all right. all right Louis
Vile Post.