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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-12

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. l..
Moconsuehy, . barber here, has
received word that he 10 one OF
the ~ heirs 20 a $1,000. 600 estate
left by Edward Me0urk, who died
In San Diego. Cal. In 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-12

GREELEY. Colo Electricity
generated by the wheels OF his
prairie schooner Nv the lighting
scheme adopted by A. l.. Jameson.
prospector. who is on his way to
the Western slope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-12

LENOX, Mast The ~ osddies
Of the fashionable Lenox links are
on strike because Of rule against
tipping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-12

MANCHESTER. Eng. TIVE
thousand wives Of strikers. mosi
Of them with babies In their arms
parhded through the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-12

RENO, Ncv--ciarence n. Mac
kay has given s25o.ooo TO the Uni.
versity Of Nevada.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
u. T. MEANS orr on SIN
MONTHS LEAVE on ABSENCE

Nj ana Mrs. " r. Means OF $40
NrrIa .Irh'p etI..:. hJ.. son. %
their south Texas farm for tho winter.
Nj NJ ans BE- 90 railway mail clerk.
They l,t. over tJo Bclcn Dut on Tor
London Indiana. Ca visit his and Mrs.
Means parents and Co pat their son.
Louis, Boo school Hc ana Mrs Means
expect Co reach their Texas home
about October o. mat o., mly give his
personal attention 90 th, planting OF
un orange orchard uu hls farm 1ad
look after tho planting ot oranges
and other citrus fruits tpr his Albu-
In Che gulf coast country.
Mr. and Mrs Means have many
friends who wish them pleasant and
profitable trip but Who viii be de-
lighted when his .iN months leave or
ahsenc, brings them back a. Albu-
qucrquc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
REPUBLICAN


continued from Page Onel
WI very materially affect our inter-
rsir. such us the protective tauti and
other questions of great numcnL IL
VIII not Boz 40, individual uut the poll
Iglvs aud principles which Nill govern
our actions within tine u,w state a.
is not a question uf who ma, D., the
nominee for office bat 10 will Dee th1
principle and policy which great par-
ties represent sincerely hope that
tho Republican party in New MeXitO
VIA show united 'front.' that they
vIll elect th,r stat, ticket that they
viii support a. not ON account ut the
individual bat that the, viii vote for
principle. that th,y VIII permit no
fractional strife nor personal autagons
ism Go stand between success and the
Interests uf the Republican patt, We
canont afford To- joopardize the partys
success because OF petty strife
] want YOU all 10 bee together I DO
not thiuk n viii be necessary 10 have
more than one committee in each
county daughter want YOU all
90 be- together While / appreciate
the enthusiasm OF having two or three
committees and two or three deloga
lions, vet % this time { do not think
u advisable There Is lit1e diih.
Guilty IN Bornalillo county aud I hope
that both sides viii stliNe TO bring
about an agreement 10 settle their
difficulties along proper lines. OF
course ihls committee Is not Interest
cd ana has no right 10 be interested as
10 who should control The party But
the Republican party is interested
that we shall have only one primary
In the county IL 10 is possible 10 bring
h about and ! hope that both sides
of the party oi hernalillo county will
earnestly strive TO assist this commit
/ tee 20 try and solve the situation, so
: az 20 make iiernalillo county the ban
! ner Republican county of New Mex
/ leo. make n great Influential coun'
1 ~ that IL ought 90 be on account 81
\ the proper interests there, It's re-
sources and It's able citizens Bern6
| lilo cOunis ought 10 be- the power Of
| New Mexico la the Republican party
SO long ~ you have these iacilonal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
MANY CANDIDATES
CONGREGATE IN
THE CAPITAL
Politicians Gather in Santa Fe
Today; States Galore; Will
liam H. Andrews Not on the
Job Today.

NNpcctoi lfitkihh W ihfhhbh "''""f
Santa F,. y NJ, sept Are you
q candidate
n you are not yuu'll be lonesome
to-day lu santa Fo, thc ancient capital
of tho pcw state.
They are ull hcrc--oNceW perhaps
one. conspicuous ny his aNcno' Hon
" n Andrews, delegate In congress
from New Mexico has not set return
ed from Washington where ne attend
"a the long extra session of congress
Hat an lho rest of the republican
leaders. noar leaders, and those Who
would lead have assembled la santa
Pc for Tho meeting uf the Republican
state Central committee which h lay
ing the frlmcWork tor ono Of the
strongest. shortest and most agrees
I've campaigns ln the history Of New
Mexico.
The most striking feature of the
gathcring ls the air OF harmony and
the spirit Of determination amongst
the committeeman aud party lenders
10 roll up the biggest republican ma
iorlty In the history of New Mexico.
II Indications to-day are signs bN
which 20 read the future. the rcpubli-
can marty viii sweep the new state
at the first state convention But gei-
ling back io candidates. Tho woods
are full OF them. In fact several OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

tb,W nav, come ont of the woods aud
are right ou tn Job building raccs
Zoo open sight of The enemy
And sl5t,-r The man In santa j.,
to-day Who hasn't % slate in hls pocket
1l dupod uut and show ing uu Who
NU br who Vh,u % p oll over and
uuN. be- scarce article.
Sow and then you can dud som"
ou, who VIII openly state that you
yJu .rut,u him who g. going to bo
United states senator but tlJt man is
lou,-pm, iu santa To. n, is setting
around the hotel lobby looking wise
and listening 20 the rest of them talk.
uut 90 should uo, bc presumed that
thor. is confusion iu thr ranks OF
The GRAND old Party The leaders
are u'r, 90 Nork Tho opmmit,.. -
here for the sam, purpose quietly
uuost auiJttuuslb. the feeling aud SEM
tmcut ut the people b. bcing uscrI-
tanned through o.. committeeman
from each section and through Ir
republicans Nuo are here i,om all
parts ~ the Now state The pr,ltm-
uailrs pf th, campaign arc being
ul. uucd and the WJrbuHr, seq iu mo-
tl1u fpr tir work ui securing the cane
diiat.s for stat, ouic,s that major
It. of voter. VIII elect
Th. tails umuu4 90. rrpupu0Jas as
| .,mA.cJ 1,r, iH fnr th. nomination
and election coz d good Ol,au uuN,t
ud U ms t, taken ts 200 iudrN Oh"
| Oh, action Of thu uru republican state
| cuut tut.on. 81 is ami would Dee idl
| Co taxi, up tho names u' those Wiz
| are mentioned Tor static offices rH"
| list comprises about every ono Who
has been prominent 10 publican ppl-
iucs ju recent wears. several who ar"
| NctDr. ns of thc party AMI quit, 20
| sptukung of now ones making their
political debut Somc uf those most
prominent mentioned Openly dr.'1r'
| tho, are not and wi'l NOT ho yHndi
| datrs Whtl, others us openly state
' that tl,y are lu the race.
lut 90 msk,s 900 dincr nee Th'>
nr, Au FOO th, hands ot o. g"s,Ip'rs
Th. urst arrivals reached SANTA ~
saturday morning They N,pt COM.
ms 10, ever, train and tho noon train
ou SUNDAY brnught q crowd tlat hlle-
the hotels
The, .rr here from san Jual col.
TAX. Eddy. ChaNcs. Roosevelt. B"rual
Iuo aud Jl the other counties aud d
has 1r,n wears since There vus snci
an enthusiastic rnlly of rruubi',dp
eco earl, 100 tho campaign
q hav, talked with nearly Nl Z"
the committeeman who h1,y arrived
Il thus Ear" said n %. Bursum. STATE
chairman. "and haN, never s"ei
them moro harmonious nor more De
tDrmincd ou do, py" of au election
. I'm, committee has great amount 81
work brfpr, b. and realizes that i
/ must las thr groundwork for q sue
ssful campaign Dos acting "hlN 70
To, Interests ot ihr people and az th
party lt rcpr, SCENTS consider ih
outlook for republican success. ia
/ best that IL has ever ocru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

,hirusu. sept Gut.H i''t l't
tu, arena 800 l.a' %. m IN auto "'s
d,. pmt,d with man NHF.
GotUh arrived ut 'I..uDk and went
ut one, 600 Go, of'i,. uf President
charles Couist,t.
Nu,Nuu.hm.dt urI,,d 90 ..lG o. m.
tud Uk" Gut.h Hu- tIh,u o." '"mis-
K,t.s pUle, aud latter escorted Go n'-
dr.-sing room.
There vu. uu, betting Directors
uf On, Empit, NiHI,u, club ruled
that all bets lr, uff thus rrWlt
long 90, club from amy responsibility
which might tr.-r hyrriruW u was
merely e tcpuuicaut, for th' prot't-
zion OF tu, .lun which Iz bach uf the
contest ON, bet of 500 10 &2on
.,ts mud, the prevailing odds hoins
O. Co o ou Gotrh
Although inakpusy hm,lts trainers
e,r, confident chat his MUSCLE are
bob good condition thot v'r, fearful
l.-t worn, over tu, event bad affected
hi- nerves
Last uiprt Do, aros, several Tunes.
paced the floor and usk.d tnut n' bo
given % sleeping potion. After much
argument Die trainers Induced hiW
tu return 90 his bed without taking
any medicine. rut hs rest during tho
remainder ol the night va. urohDu
several times.
Mutsidc Chieugo At 1850 %. M.
the preliminary bout between Charles
pest and Young sampson 40 t5S
pounds was announced postl won
the first fan with q hamm,rlook mud
scissors in 9. minutes. 20 seconds
Gotch enters the RING at -5' m
Hackcnschmidt enters the ring at
3.nt D. M.
10" Rogers and Fred Erie. heavy
Weights w,rr 40, second uu tho cur
tain raising prugpm UogyIs won
th' tal with % bodt aud halls NJsun
Iu eight minutes o. -,eouJs
POST and Young Sampson thcr
came huck FOR IN, SECOND bout
POSI- won the SECOND Gul aud ia,
match with a crotch and half Ncisou
iu ~ minutes Do seconds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB
IS ACGRESSIVELY
AFTER THE STATE
CONVENTION
President Simon Stern Takes
Initiative IN Matter OF
Bringing Important Gather
ing to Albuquerque.
MAYOR ELDER WIRES
A CORDIAL INVITATION

.. urul l. .llt, convention .t tu,
Republican pant. 300 Sow NN..o o.
N.u.I.rgH. be- .J.I u.W tH, nrt ore
u.I . Du-u,.s al,u tb, commercial
.aH gud President SIMON stern s
Us.. today bringing pressure Co. bear
GOO t4. politicians and Influential pco-
boil. u ..-sIau u committee iu santa
r,. tu select Albuquerque for thc nrst
aud most important gathering OF tHe
s.Ht. organization.
Mayor D. W Elder this mnrung
wired tlr republican committee "a
cordial Invitation Co luy, the state
-ttu.rIug Iu Albuquerque. ou,tipg amy
.uu. o.-iuus thar may bee asked. Sic
mon stern. president cot the club. ul-
su toIeRraphed on Invitation. placing
,uc entire Commercial club and an its
Communications ~ tho disposal 1l the
organization MI Stern also tclc-
araph,d various Albuquerque men 100
santa PEE today. to use their good of
UDrs iu having Albuquerque chosen
f.r th, state convention.
'Abuuuorgu, Is th, logical place
iur th, gath,rng. said President
stern TODAY. I've have everything 90
offer the ounv.ntou--hutol meeting
pIur,s. ana train facilities Alou-
ou.ruu. is the geographical ccut'r "
jJa state aud u Will bo much more
convenient for delegates o. conn Ia
Albuquerque thau 90 any other city
w., want cvcry body 60 know that Al-
Uuuucruuo Is out with strong bid for
the convention. The Commercial club
VIII maxi, every on"rt 90 land % ana
win appreciate an those who assist in
th. work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
SPECULATION RIFE
At SEVEN LAKES
OIL FIELDS
Claims Are Changing Hands
for Valuable Considerations
Most Filters Waiting to See
Result of Development.

Edmund Eoss who returned y's-
t,rdal from o., seven Lakes district
together with g. Mayo, whore tncl
nat, been DOING considerable survey
mE uutk. raNs that the Indications
point to ,hc anticipated proof ut the
prtseur, ol ulI iu that district Prep
lutious ar, going forward steadily
fur !hr final testing ont uf IA, fold.
Iu, Tau,. Brock people. Who ilrsl
utdr t1r discovers. are preparing To-
remove tu, perforated casing from
their N,u ana suhstltut, q new pipe.
which win rrach down into the OIL
strata avoiding the water which has
h.tbpriuu made Wposr,bl, "a true
estimate o' tnr Amount uf un below.
PARTIES from Phoenix, Arlz san
Diego Cal. and 90 r1su ha>, stab q
uut extensive nolds Mauy %. thcse
parties brought tu,ir own experts
atoms Goo give th,lr opinions Js to Inc
IfuuuuHIt, OF tho pT,-,u,, ui ull. u
iH 900 interesting fact that ln each ruse
tDr experts immediately flied upon
claims themselves.
Somr speculation a going pn boa thc
mineral claims Whij, Some are s,Il-
iug 1s low us $40 single claims ar, rec
ported af uasIus solid a- high as 5000
and $500 each
--latest reports .rum the al first sup-
posed Hsphaltum deposits state that
'Np'fu 'nink use deposit there is
r.aut ol that uas hardened with tge
Hnd l',i with dirt and debris The
mumuuou is that There Be- large
body pf ou underneath mu asa
forced ur This gumm matter de-.
E.IHpul operations VIII soon come
W'uUr Hut th, number ~ people
h'Id,us claims brr, ls aumparttIycI,
I'N'r than Ri seven Lakes. "a pruut
ul ucu u the First Nauouul bank ol
thls CITY holding th. majority OF m,
hand Tho nrld at lhis point is not
very extensive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

Toe NI.IINSEBNII4

Albuquerque won from Amarill"
tour to three This afternoon. Tho
Hnm, broke az Boo tic cighth inning
iu row. A. me end of thu fifth iun-
Hg tl, score was three to tNo. A. far
uF M, game went IL was intcrcstins
Tho trouble happened Ia the first
of the dghtt. cornish running iir
De BIassi. tried tp steal home llr
was called ,afr bus when Amarillo
protested that nt did not touch the
plgtr. aud Burngroter touched cor
nish with tho BAH, Hale called hiu
out. During tho Wrnngling Dis Weeks
who was On Third. sneaked in home,
tlcing the Score three 60 three. Th'a
the Fireworks started ana finally tho
umpIr, declared Albuquerque winncr
four 60 tire,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
NENI.TIIN STOt KHAN DIES.
(ny EV@nInE Herald \. =. leased WireN

NY 'hAi'f " ''f ~ iN' ' ''''' '''''
Richards ot Lus Angoi,s formerly one
OF inc richest stoekWcu in Wyoming,
brother OF Ex-Governor D,For "a
Richards of Wyom.ug dirG at Roch-
ester Minnesota. today 1883 th, result
ef uu operation Ho Ues serving
0ni.ug, cog ono ycar in bail with some
ujhrr. ut Hastings. Neu having been
convicted CO.. conspiracy 10 acquire
government land through dumms en-
uymrn Hr bad served the greater
part If uf- term when t1ren 60 torh-
rst.r i'r Uu. operation which Killed
him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
ora ia a. FOR SUMMER
-. ss4s ss1s SKIN DISEASES

During the summer persons annoyed with pmpes
bos raheS erupons while others suffer severely with
Eczema Acne letter Salt Rheum kindred SKIN disease
All affections from humors and acids in the circulation
The blood cues through the system deposits these humo
acids in the sensitive membranou flesh which lies Just beneath
the skin This acd matter Inflammation and discharge
which breaks through the delicate cuc aud skin diseases are the
result To skin trouble the blood must be freed from al
acids and humorS and for this nothing equals ms
great blood purifier completely every particle OF the inquiry
enehes the blood and in this permanently cures skin diseases
purieS the blood and thus does away
with the Book skin diseases and medical advice you
may desire sent free. SS,S is for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
The Markets

.o~~~ss~sssSs

Kansas Guy sept 4-.tattIv zoe
cvipts 10000. including zVv0 south.
.,rus. market strong southern strcrs.
$1,000, 400. southern COWS aud h..I-
.,rs. tsstU native COWS aud
trIci.. ts.5,Ht5o. ,nl,g. si-lu
600. western st'vrs. ft5um
Hogs Receipts 1000 mur&ct lu
higher Bulls of sales. 3, .luoi, O..
heavy. Sc to",.i,. packers and butt
cn'rs, S..o1.5u. usut. s,l."
,l5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
Eaner for the FraN.

Chicago. Sept A. Gnich and Hack.
cnschmidi lhis forenoon impatienily
awaited tho struggle Ion the premier
wrestling honofs of he world Each
man declared himself 40 be- In the
finest possible condition aud each de-.
slared that tho contest must 90 70 a
aish
linChonsohmidt the challenger. In.
sisted that che match would he con.
tinuat.on Of ths one be- never finished
three wears auO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

Diarrhuya rs always more ur less
prevalent during september BE pre-
pared Tor A. Chambcrlou's collie
cholera ana Dlarrhoca Romcdy h.
prompt aud effeciual II can always
be- depended upon mid b. pleasant to
tVkc For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
6ntAT uNI. STORM
~ WYOMING TODAY
INV Evening Herald :. q. Lsssea MirsI

IUVNVnNV- " NUI NNUI- - vi "
the greatest hail ana wind storms
ever known Boo Wyomiug happened NJ
Horse creek Hail Be- Nsng -four feet
deep. covering wide area 81 country,
ana at tho foot of Roundtop mountain
40 b. 90 feet deep crops are de-
slroyrd tor radius ~ 90 miles. and
stock has been killed by the scores.
while the damage from wind IL ouor-
mous among the farm homes of that
section ot NNumlng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

Mrs Mary Finch and daughter. Miss
Helen. were passengers through At
buquerque on Santa Fe train No 10
this morning en- route from Los Nng
eles 10 the east The FinChes former.
Is resided in Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

T.. \ Vaughty general agent for
The Occidental Life Insurance conn
pany. accompanied 10y his son VIII
liam returned on the limited ycster-
dav from months vacation spent
principally in visiting his rather and
mother the Hon Alex Naughey and
wife of la sale Co, Illinois
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
NEW YORKER BEATS
VERSIONS Time
John Henry Mooney, of Goth
am Fire Department, Shows
Old Edward Payson Up IN
Cross Continent Walk.
On, E,eninE nerald :. = 'sAsss w,re'

San Francisco. Sept 3, S'v'n'>
min, walking days from vher, h"
started Go lower Edward Falso Yves
tons record across th, continent. John
H,ury Mulu,t a member oi NcW
YORK. rtt. ur, department arrived
last night rn Oakland. CATE prapti "aI-
ly compleuug u. task and winning
tho $4,000 mIzr contributed uN as
many thousand mcWbers of New
Works ur, department each 90 whom
paid dollar 60 the uUd Weston b
record ,,as Iu5 days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
FRANK GOTCH


Tho crowd was ,sr quiet Unit.
suddenly after eight and ou,-hdii
minutes Gotrh got buoc hold uu the
Russian and both wont tu the mat
ou their kuoys.
Gutru srUsu,d the Russians l'ft
loot although Fr was Zoo uo oondi-
iiou cor toe hold The ar1Nd cheer.
cd NlldlN Haack fought hard with
both hls hands ana tried 90 break tho
hold and nnulN moCooded 100 getting
out ot BE- ANA lyiug fiat on tho mat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

Malsldr. ChIcaR0 sept Whom
the police had taken their stations.
the brass band had played a waltz
and WORD had come from the Goich
and Hackeaschnidt camps thar the
big fellows we're ~ and eager for the
fray. the big crowd al Inc American
league park This afternoon settled
back 10 await IN expectation the act.
ual graphing OF The principals Ia the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

Now york Sept Clear skies and
orighi s'in greeted Tabor day coi-
ebrniHnts in Kew York today. The
feature of tho oflcial program was a
parade under 90, uusplccs of the fed
Grated uplens, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

san Francisco Srut i--sln Fran
rsru observed labor day by the custo-
mary parade Representatives of 100
unions were 600 iuc samuel com
pores president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. made lho labor day
address.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04
ENTIRE COUNTRY


rr'm voa aTran-.s and boa tho south
ru Coi0wI. c0ul aelds me miners
celebrated alsc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-04

differences thr party uu newer hold
tho position ID SHOULD hold bu' 10 YOU
got together Won HIll not only hclp
tuo party bul you viii help HcnaIiIlo
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-01-23
TO EXTEND ENLARGED
HOMESTEAD ACT IN Nevada

United States Senator Nixon
yesterday introduced bill in the
Senate making section 6. of the
enlarged homestead act applicable
to Nevada.
This act was approved FEBRUARY
10, 1909, The section of the act
referred to read;
whenever the Secretary of the
Interior shall find any tract of
land in the State Of Utah, subject
to entry under this act, do not
have upon them a sufficient supply
of water suitable for domestic
purposes as would make continuous
residence upon the lands possible,
he may, in his discl elton, designate
such ira is Of land, rot to exceed
in the aggregate two million acres,
and thereafter they shall be subject
to entry under this act without the
necessity Of residence; Provided,
that in such event the entryman
upon any such entry shall in good
faith cultivate not less than one
eighth of the entire area during
the second year, one.fnur during
the third year and one-half during
the forth and fifth year after the
date of said entry, and that after
entry and until final proof the
entryman shall reside within such
distance of said land as will enable
him to successfully farm the same
as required by this section"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-01-23
TEN-CENT SOCIAL

The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's
church will give a social, ten.cent
tea at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Wheeler on Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
An attractive program will add
to the pleasure of the afternoon.
Mrs. Wheeler will give vocal selcc-
tions. Misses Laura Plunkett and
Olieta Clark. musical, and Miss
Bertha Peck will. among other
rotations, give Her Letter" by
Bret Harte.
"A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-01-23
RECLAMATION PROJECT
IS APPROVED

Surveyor General Deadly has re-
ceived from the United States land
Office notice of the approval by the
secretay of the interior Of list No.
10 for 1857 acres of land to be
reclaimed under the Carey act by
the Las Vegas Irrigation Fruit
Lands company in Las Vegas valley
Clark county.
This is the first segregation I'M
der the Carey act to be approved
where The land is to be reclaimed
by artesian wells.
There are five more lists, en-
bracing 25, 900 acres in that valley
pending approval, which may be
expected at an early date.
With this approval 1916 acres
has been segregated by the depart