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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19
S~almagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Watch the Comm ercial Tailors
window for Saturday specials.
If any progress is made with a
sewer system this year, it is time
that work began on the prclimi j.
n%arics. Don't sleep on the PROPOSE
ton another year.
Courthouse, Highschool. and
grammar School, souvenirs at
Wintcrmantel.s Jewlery Store. .
For Salc:-A good upright
Mahogny case piano slightly used
for S195 il taken soon. Address
BOX 26S. Reno. NeYada'
Decoration Day flowers at
popular prices, Apply to Lamher {
Henderson. Orders should be
paced as soon as possible. Prices
on application.
The air this morning was cold
and raw and about what n would
expect in December.
Mrs. Booher and Bonnie Mcbride
returned from Reno this morning.
They took in evrcy phase of the
commencement exercises Of the
university.
Miss Emma Johnson has resumed
her work IN the postofice. She
attended the commencement ex-
e%rcises of the university and
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19
SOME HONORARY DEGREES

Some men have Stunned hon.
orary titles almost as earnestly az
others coveted them.
After Lafsayete had been made
a doctor of laws by a New Jersey
college shortly before the close Of
the Revolutionary war. Baron
Stsuben was in great fear lest he
should meet a similar mishap.
Having to pass through a college
town where the Marquis had been
thus distinguished the old warrior
so the story runs halted his men
and thus addressed them:
You shall have to spur the
horses well and ride through this
place like the devil for IL they
catch you they will make doctors
of you"
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ex-lieutenant governor

The ex-lieutenant. governor is
wearing his hand in a sling. as a
result of an accident which
occurred at the ranch last Wednes-
day WI en- he caught his hand in
the spring Of a wagon in such a
manner that a band finger ring he
was wearing. tore the flesh from
the digit. inflectnR a very painful
wound and one that incapacitates
him from work. Mr.. Allen stated
to the Standard that this season
as the most backward of any be
had ever seer in his 81 years of
residence in the state, while last
year was the most forward. He
thinks grain crops will he bumper
this year as a result OF the peculiar
Sc ison while the alfalfa yield will
be short.-Fallon Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

a fine rain last night and today.
Mr.. w. +. Smith arrived from
San Francisco last night.
Judge Tabcr has gone to Clark
county to hold n term of court.
The commissioners awarded the
contract for sprinkling the streets
to w. w. and G. B. Russll for S24S
per month.
Architect Weeks is here to
inspect the new courthouse. Upon
his report the commissioners will
act In accepting the building.
Mr.. Ovcrman's condition
remains about the same. He has
conscious intervals and then passes
back into Inconsistencies. He is
making a brave struggle for his
life and everybody hopes he will
win.
State License Collector Adamson
n his report to Governor eddie on
license conditions for the quarter
ending December 31st, says that
the license conditions in this
county arc satisfactory. lie
reports several counties MS I'm.
satisfactory.
The town incorporation matter
was decided by Judge Tabcr upon
the map alone. He told the writer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19
THE ANCESTOR

A man of very high degree
Once climbed into his family tree
Just to see what he could see
Hoping against hope to find
What would please his wicked
mind.
How he hated all the crew
In family portraits set in view!
All the judges and the deans,
Statesmen, soldiers and mariners,
Men of business and If law.
McE of medicine and jaw,
Church %wardens, pillars Of the
Truth,
All virtuous in age and youth,
The men and !matrons. aunts and
wives
Who all had led most virtuous
lives.
Exchange.
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which the original bids were made.

An unknown man. supposed to
have been a laborer. was found
dead on the hillside south of Spring
Street, Monday afternoon by
S%witchman Frank Lovett. The
remains had decompvsed beyond
reorganization. A bottle Of whiskey
and a vial of morphine were found
by his side. After the usual legal
formalities, the body was buried
by the authorities Caliente
Prospector.
Let us get together and talk
over the sewer stu tion. If some
one will circulate a call for a
public meeting TO consider the
proposition. we will cheerfully
publish it free of charge. Who
will set the ball rolling.
The rep ,bican press is beginning
to jump on Congressman Roberts
for voting to pot wool on the free
list. They seem to overlook the
fact that a good many citizens of
Nevada wear wooden Clothes
Appeal.
If the mar who held up the local
school teacher in SixmilC canyon
was really Deal the escaped con-
Wet. he is a much clevcrcr man
than he was given credit Of being
for he has thus far escaped the
Gordon that was apparently around
him with no avenue Of c. caIc
open. With the talent arraycd
against i'm that ''chugCCd" into
town a few nights ago, it seemed
impossible for any human being to
elude the clutches Of the human
blood hounds. II is believed that
the man, whoever he was is now
safely out of reach. Virginia
Chronicle.
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Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

'
Sheriff Harris has about cleaned
W. '"' ''"' J"'o'S'
Regent Henderson returned
from Reno this morning.
ono n~ati.rts IN tho cour,y bo.o;,aI
II you nave I'Se a PAIR u work
horS'S' see W. y. Martini estray
houce.
A fine March day, hut decidedly
out Of place for the latter part of
May.
.Judge KIatfn had s~oyorcI wars
before him this foreman and all
Of them drcw Hoator,s Tickets
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by the Churchill county grand
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19

yesterday that he found the ma
left out the western addition to
the town and six blocks in the
Ballon addition. Also that the
width of n of the streets in the
eastern part of town was not given
correctly on the map.
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and settled.

anu SelIlcu.
l.. F. Shaw. who started in to
work the Masons. plead guilty to
vagrancy yesterday and was given
his choice of serving thirty days in
jail or getting out If town. He
took the latter. If he was a
Masonic fraud. he should have
been put in the chain gang.
An advanced degree in civil
engineering was conferred upon
Bonnie Mcbride by the state uni
versity yesterday. The Indepen-
dent congratulates Bonnie on his
standing in his chosen profession
and wishes him continued success.
Architect Weeks has inspected
the courthouse and recommended
its acceptance Hhem the contract
Ors comply with his recomenda
tions. There are u number of odds
and ends about the building that
are not just right. Mr.. Rockwell
will do the necessary work and tn.
commissioners will then accept
the building.
A newspaper recently invited its
readers to state in a few words
what they considered the most
beautiful thing in ,he world. The
first prize was awarded to the
sender of the answer: THE eye
of my mother" The dream of
that which we know to be i'm
possible" suggested an magma
tive person and this brought him
second prize. But the most anus
ing thing was that which read:
The most beautiful thing in the
world is to G a man carrying his
mOther-in.law across a dangerous
river without making an attempt
to drop her in"
A novelty that will appeal
especially to the motorist and the
physician is a pencil with an
electric light in it. This illumi-
mates a sheet of paper and one a
write with ease in the darkness.
Illuminated walking sticks are
also attracting favor and a dis
tinguished gentleman commenting
upon the ingenuity Of those new
~in4entions remarked that the man
who would jump instantly into
Ia NJ AMI the hearts of his fellow
men would be the individual who
could invent a hook and eye that
CARR ed a tiny electric light to
guide the stumbling fingers of
distressed husbands struggling
with the in~tricacies of a wife's
gown.
Chloe a huge black cook of mid,
die age came to her mistress one
day with the announcement that
she was about to be married.
R~egretting the loss of an excellent
cook and having real interest in
Chloe's welfare her misti ess said:
81 hope Chloe you appreciate
the fact that marriage is a serious
tn ing and you have considered
carefully in regard to the step you
are about to tax e. Marriage
brings great responsibility"
Deed it does ma'am!" said
Chloe with emphasis. 81 reckon
| knows fol been mah'ie TO- times.
! knows just what reesks 20 takes
when yo' one git mahi'ed. My
last divo'ce. cost me twenty-five
dOlahs but ! made him pay hiaf of
il. Yo nevah know what yo' is
gittrn' into when 20 gifts mahi'ed."
Washington Star.
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Salmagundi
rom SATURDAYS DAILY

Mrs. Wilbur Smiley returned
to her home in Star valley this
morning.
MIR. Overman passed a restless
night. but his condition today is
about the same as yesterday.
Sells-Floto second advertising
a is in town. Don't forget that
the circus will be here one week
from today.
Six men were before Judge
Klatte today on the charge of
vagrancy. They were given a
chance to get out of town.
The Junior Endeavorcrs are Civ
ing a picnic today at the ranyon
near Hansel's. There are about so
members of the society. The
little ones will doubtless have a
good time.
Mrs. Farthing of Tuscarora. a
former resident of Elko. is quite
i'll at the Boiling hospital. She
was brought down from Tuscarora
yesterday.
One of the best known characters
of Virginia City had an experience
the other day that he is not likely
to forget. He visited the capital
at Carson City and when he rose
to go to his hotel he found that
he was paralyzed in one leg. II
had probably been pulled by the
POLITICIANS left over from the last
term. -GoldfeG Tribune.
Reno must surely be going back
ward. A young lady from Bloom
ington, Illinois. recently hit the
colony" city with the idea of
So turing a divorce and Immediately
changed her mind and returned TO
Bloomington town. That shystcr
brigade that prcys on Divorces
and divorcons must surely have
been asleep at the switch to allow
the young lady to get away. Bo-
nanZa.
Judge Tabcr this afternoon
enderCd his decision in the
incorporation matter. He held
that the map of the town filed
with the petition was insufficient
and inaccurate and denied the
petition for Incorporation. The
agitation for Sc werage should now
begin in earnest.
George Boyle. a sailor bold.
made himself obnoxious on the
streets last evening and Constable
Ouderkirk took him in. He
resisted arrest and the scumc at
tracted a big crowd He was
finally tanned and four men packed
him to Jail. Boyle plead guilty
this forenoon and Judge Klattc
fined him $l2O with the privilege
of going to Jail for 60 days. He
now boards with She riff Harris.
The insurgent republican sem
ators are making Is very warm for
the grand old party in the senate.
They refuse to vote for Senator
Gallinher Of New Hampshi ire for
president protein and the senate
is dead locked. The democratic
senator's all vote for Senator
Bacon Of Georgia. The elephant
is certainly travelling a rough
road. while the mule is rompinE
in clover.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-19
Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Mr.. Overman's condition is
ab"ut the same today.
The Fourth of July will soon be
here. Is Eiko going TO pass it by
this year?
James Burk and r. Cation are in
from Bullion. They report that
once prosperous camp very quiet.
The commissioners are still
wrestling with the bids for
furnishing the court house. Their
lot is not a happy one right now.
Elko should get busy now on
the sewerage question. A petition
should be circulated asking the
commissioners TO call a special
election for voting on the question
OF issuing bonds for the construc-
lion of a system.
"lf you go home these days" says
the Louisiana Press-Journal "and
find the inside of the house on the
outside and the partner of your
bosom out in the back yard with a
towel tied around her head and
chastising an inoffcnsive carpet
with a piece Of garden hCse ard
the cook stove cold and Idle and
the dog asleep on the front porch
on a pile of your last summers
clothes you may know that spring
has came"
The Elko high school won third
palce in the athletic games at
Reno. The Su~sanvilIe high school
stood first with 3SI points. Reno
second with 81 10, and Elko third
with l6. Part Of the young people
returned from Reno this morning.
The supreme court Of the
United States has dccrecd the dis
solution of the Standard Oil Com
pany. What effect will the
decision have on Rockefeller's
dividends and the price of coal oil
to consumers? The court gave
the company six months in which
to dissolve. This will give poor
old John six months in which to
collect the costs of the suit from
the public.
The supreme court of the
United States has set aside the
sentence Of imprisonment imposed
upon Samuel Gompcrs, John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison labor
leaders. by the supreme court of
the District Of Columbia. The
court holds that the only penalties
that could be imposed on the labor
leaders were fines. This is a great
victory for organized labor.
The few remaining democratic
papers Of Nevada are now asking:
What do the republican papers
think of Congressman Roberts,
since his vote for the removal Of a
high protective tariff" That
question is one Of the easiest that
has been put up TO us in some
time past. During the campaign
Mr.. Roberts was not the least
backward in his admission that
he knew but very little relative to
tho tariff. He proved the truth
Of this admission by RETAINING
from referring TO the tariff in any
Of his prediction speeches. We
were ever willing to confess and
admit that Mr.. Roberts knowledge
of the tariff was practically nil and
our opinion remains unchanged.
We do not believe that the con.
gresham has received any par
ticular enlightenment since he
became a member Of the lower
housc.-Bonanza.
- 49, -
Salmagundi
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renewed the friendships formed
when she was a student in the
Normal department.
1t might be we'll for people to
securely lock their houses when
going to the circus tomorrow.
There is always a flock of tough
citizens with every circus and
some of them may visit your
homes while you are absent. A
little care may save your Yaluables
from falling into their hands. See
that your doors and windows are
we'll fastened.
The survey for its double track
on the Southern Pacific between
Truckee and Reno is being pushed
forward as. rapidly as possible.
Fourteen surveyors and assistants
are now at Flcriston, nine miles
below Boca. working east and west
from that point. AS soon as active
work begins it will give employ
ment to a large force of men.
Sells'Floto circus was at Reno
yesterday and is at Wiunemucca
today. 1t will arrive here by
special trains tonight and tomorrw
it will attract a big crowd of
Elkoites and others to its big tent.
The Gazette says it gave the best
performance yestrrdsy ever seen
in Reno.
1T now looks as if the Mexican
troou BILE was in a fair way of
settlement. Peace proposals,
based on the resignation of D iaz,
have been signed and an armistice
agreed upon. Madero wins.
Senator Newlands has tele-
graphed DR.. Stubs to know
whether there are young men
who will apply for the positions of
first. second and third altermates
for appointment to Annapolis naval
academy in case Fred Settlemeyer
OF Gardnervillle is not able to
qualify. Here may be an OPP
portunity for one of Elko county's
young men to get a splendid
education at the governments
expense.
Nevada's population increased SO
per cent. The census must have
been taken July 4 when Reno was
full. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The. Commercial Hotel dining
room has been renovated through
out and it will open for business
tomorrow morning.
One of those eastern roads might
strengthen its argument for rate
increase by submitting figures to
show the passenger traffic to Oyster
Bay has declined greatly Of late
months. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
James w. Perry. an instr uctor
in the Carson Indian school, took
too much Reno booze on board
Wednesday and went to his room
in the Golden H otel. About 3
o'clock yesterday morning he fell
from a window in his room TO the
pavement a distance Of forty feet.
No bones were broken. but his
face was bruised and cut and one
hip and knee injured. He would
not or could not explain how he
happened to fall. Reno booze is
awful. Mabel.
A beer war is now going on in
Ely between the local brewing
company of Ely and brewer COM
paniss Of Salt Lake and Ogden, for
the beer trade Of White Pine
County. 1t is estimated that 49,
000lbarrels Of beer are consumed
in White Pine County annually.
Before the war started. beer was
selling for $l0.50 per barrel of
the local brew and So for other
kinds. Now the price has been
cut to SIS per barre. for all kinds
of beer sold in this district. The
saloons still maintain the price of
l2b cents.
Such 10 vers of picturesque cerc-
monies as the Japanese do not let
an important event like the naming
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-29
Gin Gbaten anfmeiremher ttnlhsnereim.

nit 63O,564 Iarf. Die BeihGftss
fiibrer lieferten mad 9lbSug BON rnne
$1,000 Iarf fir i~lnfpiten unb a.
600 Mart fir 3ifftdnbe 529,249
Niarf an bic Gentralifele in Ntinhen.
@labbad ab, bic i'm S~creinsjabr 1910
nurhihniftlif 668,O00 Sefte snm
Verianbt sebradt hat. Die ginnnbz
m,en icscn iih 5nianrmcn aus Wiitz
sliebersS eitrdsen (539,S72 @art)
nnb anberen @%innabmen (37.316
Iarf) II. (. IN. Bon Iussnben ents
fallen auf Yerional, 5als, Bureaus.
Gorreiponben5en Ii. I, NJ. 349,S37
Mnrf. Iuf 2anbess nnb 9io3eians
Iefretariat 1924 Marf, auf BOLTS
pereinslefretaridte unb 8olfs6ureaus
1928 Mari. auf bas Io5iale Nrdbip,
losiale 9uric II. a. 55,256 Warf, 10
bag ndd) Tbfiibrung eiler eriten Hate
fir Den SausfonbS in Berlin unb
Iiinfen (ie 10000 Warf) nod pers
blcibcn 1883 Mari, Die Dem @usa
eleifsfonbs beim @oIfspereinsperlag
". nj. b. 8. iiberfpieien ipurben.
Cine @ebenfrebc auf ben io5ialen
OraaniIator &cttelcr belt Johann @ez
neral Director ST.. Yteper:
or geoaobtc pes 8abn6red)ers Der
tat9oliihen IpSialen Srbcit. hires
9ebrnreiiters unb Srganiiators. neS
eroben Iain5er Silhof b. actteler
(St!irmiifcr 8cifal.0, Der cigentlif)
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ar6eit seiuonuen unb perpilihtct, Der
ibr @igenart, Yrp9ramm urb HidJtine
seeeben Fat. Getteler CAB Der fatboz
liid)en ic5ialcn Nrbeit cine iifcre
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%tierurs, inbcm er betontc, baR bic
iuSiale Weuoronuns Der OeielfGaft
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Gultnrlebens urganiif beranswadien
miiRc. aetteler nnb bic Seiniaen
haben andJ nid,t pergebenS BITE Weltmng
beS hrinlidjen sittengeictes fir has
@irtbihaftsleben uerfinbet; MIR Der
itetige 4ppel an has fittlife Yfli6ts
bepnEtietu hot bic manniafaden nnb
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iriberen 0esner NIT ibr periSbnt.
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neiiung CAB &etteler in Der Seititels
lung, bab an Der REORGANIZATION Ser
@cicaifaft iotpobl Der Staat mic aud
bic SelbH5ilie Srsaniiationen Der
~einselnen Stdnoe gleidlmGfis mnb
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eripart geblicben, lpeil lie bon slniaua
lniercr ioSialen 8etpesuug an,
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nit unermiiblihen eiicr. bab ndntlid
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