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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
2ofal +: 8eridt.
Die Budget 8nmmiifion.
eiu. Hesniiion seS County
Hoao Uones wnree nissa'
ashimmt.

Sn Der ssftrigsH SiBuns Der gubs
sets&ommIHi0n uHtsrbreitete Staats'
antpalt punt ben antrag. oab Der
gountp Roup Gcnb um 1922, 900 be-
ihnittsu uno Der Sstrag gu GunitsH
Der itdotiitsn gspartements Der.
lpunot rperbe. Wldnor ShDnb uno
gountps gbmonofon, bic beis
ben anosren WtiigIieosr Der apmmiis
iiOn, ittmmt,r jsooh seesn ben an
trda, pprauf 5err 5uni fit tpeie.rte.
ireenp pslte ipsitsrs gorihldee 3u
MAIDEN. Wapor Shpab nahm biz
Gslessnhsit pabr, bab Der, DOT sinissn
lagen bon 5errn 5unt uHtsrbrsiteis
Qntras, Die sansen 0eririlliaunesn
fir ben ftdotifhsn DffsniIi6sn 9ienii.
5ono su itrsihsn. bu5u fiibrsn fpiirpe,
ale DON Der Siaot seplanten 0erbeis
ierunsen gu ptrsitsln unb :r oesbaIt
ni6t gu 0uniten besfelben i,immsr
Tonne. SIN bi.ier aniidt ipurns 6srr
Shtpab BON Dem unDeren Witsli:n BEL
aommiiIion, gountnsauoitor Gb'
monofon, unteritiiBt.
0u iih Serr 6unt nitt pom feline,
aniiht abtring.n Iieb. mub!s bic an.
selessnbeit auf Die hsutise Sisuns Der.
fhobsn peroen.
Die GommiiIion nahm hierauF bi,
9srpiaiguneen unD bic Stsu,rrats be,
folgenben IL OrtihafteH auf unb iss'
te biei.lbsn in Der ansefiibrisn Wsiis
feft:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

benz nsusn Geles Der Wunisipolpers
poltuns burh aommiifipn unseiebs
lid iei. Dem lit niht 10. Oie abs
baltuns Der primdripabl piro alIses
msin bon Suriiten als eeisslid srs
tlart.
Sn Repport tpnrben seitern
iiber $500 5timmsn resiftrirt. Oies
les 3eist, bab GILES periuht piro, bic
Stimmsn berausSubetpmmen.
ssrl. aliee greilina, bic ldneers
3eit Selegraphiitin i'm Gpurtbaus
mar, ipiro Tih kute permabIen. Sis
puros bon ben gourtbausangeftellter
nit eiuem prdttissn SilbsrsSsrpies
beihentt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
9 bsrtffsbeamts nteetr'
aetRaIlt.

~ "a !.
Sonesbille, @o., 3. Gttober.
Games Collins, Der Sbsriff BON Bel
Gpuntp, ap., feline S0hns Sohn uro
Wm. Collins unb Der Sfsrifi geo.
5utsr pom See gountn, @o., NIT mebs
rsrsu GebiIisn te9absn iid mad BEN
Souis einss gsrpiFsn gsorgs Smith,
In Der Rdhe BON 8ibfcns Station,
ga, um TrI. Ssnnie 3.nnp in 3sus
aenhaft 81 nsbmen. 3as junge Utaos
den pirb ndmlih in ginspiGs, an.,
als 5aupi3tuein gessn ibren gruoer
ghas. DENIM Dsrlangt, Der Dor einis
gen Wpnaitn tn Der Jldhs bon
MiboIesboro. ap.. einsn moro psriibt
bdbeH iou. 1as iungs Wdodsn mar
piIlsns, bic geamtsn gu begIeitsn. ibre
Yerpanbisn, bic Smi.h's, aber croft
nstsn auf qsBiers Ssusr. Die bsioen
Sriiosr Collins purbsH auf Der Sitae
sstObiei, Shsriff 5utsr itiper Ders
lpunost unb bi. l,brissn in ois5luht
eeTdlagen. gs hat iId jsst sin Htuss
SNriifsaufetboi esbilbei, peIhes bic
Smitbs fsitnsbmsn ion.
Sn bsm Smitbfhsn Saui. folen
| fih 8 Joer 10 Wannsr, ale bic on bic
3dhns bspafinsi, perbarri,noirt bas
ben. aue ,3ueonss gum 0aui. iino
nit Wahsn bsisst unb jsc<m 9sr'
iuh, oofeIbs 81 itiirmen. ptro psrs
3peiieI.sr Niberitnno entsegenesiest
iperbsn. Giner Der Deiperabos ioa
Cabin Wirrsels itin, Der in BEL
eOuntp. Sp., cine gsrfon umbrahts,
unb ouf osiTen aopi cine hots Be-
!ohnuns ousseiesi III.
WldH tsfiirhi.t, oab Silfsitsriff
Megop bon ginspilis, ap., sI.ihfals
.rihoFsn ipurbe. ou sr usrihpunosn
| III.
Sos. WenoIins Itst anstb.
Lid Elm 0eftdnbnis ab.
aouispille, ap., 3. Sttobsr.
5pi. WsnoIins, Der rpeesn Grmor.
buns Der iIsin.n alma aellner i'm
Siaaissu6ibauie 5u 5rontiort. ap..
fig', ioa iest 3ueeeebsn hoben, bag or
bic Geihe oss Uldbhens btisiiiasn
bali. gislans bat sr n1mIih barts
nadls geleugnet. an bsm 0srbrehsn
irgenotpie bsihei!igt gsrpeisn su fsin.
er fon gsiianoen habsn. oab oasainb
BON 4noer,n srmorhst tpuroe uno bi,
3uttbausbeamtsH nsrosn periuten,
ruei.sre Ginssibiisn aus ibm terauss
subringsn.
| Die gsblhrenbe 3urIds
Deiiung.
geIfefontaine, g., 3. DIT
| Die 0sreiHisuna BON gsi'tIihen Dor
aopnn gOuntp bate teim 4derbau,
SstrttGr WiIipn sntriift,t odeeaer
proieitirt. bat er eingelpilliat babs, be-
benz .cmmsnben grauer,onersb In
gbicosc aIs gbrenprdibsni su fungi
ren. Der Setrstdr isIsgrnpbirtt Der
seiiiIiheu Friiiiern 1i.nftos auriid
bab er es fir ourhnus paiI.nb uni
onsebraht balis, bel 5nbuiirieuen
pslGe nls beosuienbe Ibnehmer Dor
Sopfen unb Dsrfie bic aanbrpirtbThnf
sfOrbertsn, 5u gafts gu lsin.
arieg BEN Qaeern.
| Stoeton, Cal, 3. Oft. gtpG
| 1000 Jarmsr, iptlhs i'm iiicIiher
1beils pon Gan ,Soaquin Gounti
iiber $4,000 4der adnbtreien beiibeH
haben Is anisrnommsn bic Drunbsih
| h0rnnen, ipelte pon Der gsulenpei
ttbafiei iein folIen. gu psrtiIgsn Ti
Jarmsr baben urier iih sinen Jonoi
aufeebraht, Der In bem arsussues az
gen bic Nas.r psripenbst iperbtn mirb
Bunbsss unb Staatsbeomie perbeI
| ibnsn batia beifteben.
4 6offentlih bnben tie
i GrfoIg.
j DrcpiIIe, goI.. 3. DIT. Gin
syamilie airbn, aus Batter. Muiter.
| Sobnen, 3 1ohtern. Gufsln u. T. 10.
i'm Gonaen aus AZ perfcnen beitebsnb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Der bstannts 9runoeigentbums'
matter 5srr Grebtrit u.
9 amiot Iisg. in GIoucsiisr. WaF..
Ittper trans barnisber. Cine Gpes
3ialbepsit7, bate eeitsrn ihOn bas
ablsb.n gcm.Ibst. Rsusr. Qahrihtsn
bsiagsn i.oot, baB sine D.nbung
gum geTern sinsetreten i'll unb auss
iitjt aui gsHeiuns pOrhanoen lei. Die
sablrsitsr GrtunDs Der JamiIi. piins
i6en Don sans.m Sersen, bab sxrr
Shmibt aug bsm ihpersn 4nfau aIs
Sieesr beroorgebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Die ein3ise Srtfhaft. in ipelher bic
Steuerrute Hitt burh eine Speoials
ipdbl trhGbt iperben tam, tpenn es bic
giirser 70 fpiinihen. lit Wpoming,
neil bic Rate bort idon bic 15 Wia
@renSe trreidt bat. Sn ben iibrisen IL
Srtfhdften tann bieRaie Don Der jebis
gen 66bs Biz duf 10 WiG burh cine
SpesiaIpabl erhDbt perDen. falls
oies fiir n0thie srahtet perben iolts,
um 9elo esnus sur g.iirsitnns ess
@emeiHoss6 6ausbdltes su erlaHaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Der &c Sabre alh Dm. GoraH,
ppn 30. 326 God Strabs. itarb sss
itern plobiih nm 5ersfdllde. Der
Coroner irurpe benahrihtigt unb
ite[te bic 5osssurTaft fsit. Der alie
mann tpobnte in einem 3immer in
oem Staaestauoe ieines Sohnss
6ueb Toran, zines grocers, BON Ro.
326 Cod Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Der Gtreif an ber6dr rts
nonsQ Qtnit.

Gbicagp, aus, 3. DIT. Dors
ldufia fperbtn feline Gdnbiperisr rntbr
snaaeirt perbsn, um bic pIdte 6er
streiier an Der Sninois Central 1chn
sinsunsbmen. Soltes bat am AbenS
Der gis.prdiibsut ped ertIdrt. er
ioate, onb s.nus 2tuit on Der Mrbsii
ieien, nm al. n0thigtn Reparaturtn
MAIDEN 3u f0nnsH. Die JabrifdtioH
pon aotomotipen uRo Spe8ialfors
miro aber sans oufsestben ipsrosn
unb bic gnbn fueroe ibre ioicnotlptn
uno Cars bireft pon ben Jabriidnten
begieben. Inter bieien umitdnben fptr'
ben iehr pieIs Der Mdnnsr. oie iih jtet
nm Gireit befinbsn. ME fpisber AHitels
Iuna bei Der Bohn Finpen f0nntn. Die
500 WGnner, pit bier In Der grunIios
Weriiidtts beihdftist iinb. rpurotn
ndbreno oes lasts nihs pon ben
Etrsitern beldftiai.
Eampf spifdsn EtreitsrH
unb Streifbrtdsrn.
Sadfon, WiF., 3. DIT. 9H ben
Jrat,ibGIen Der SfIinois Central eis
isnbabn in Wegomb giin fano am
Di.niiag abeno Gin aau,pf sDifteH
gtreiiern unb Sirtiibrehern ftati. IN
osm msbrere p.riontn stiooist uno
ano.re peripunb,t lporoen fein folitn.
Ter Dcuperntur Reel beorbsrte am
absno sipti aompasnien Staats'rups
pen nnh Weermb eiip.
Ginsslttiisn iibsr ben anmpF In
Mcgomb Gitn iino ihiper in erfob'
rung Su brinssn. Der Spssialsua
duf benz iih bic Sireiibrsder befiflosn.
uno Der BON ben Streii,ru heitoHtE
ipurbe. isb.s ieins 5abrt nah Rem
Crisans fort. Uisle Der Sireistr irus
gen itIimms 9erlebunssn bapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
errtidttn ibr 3ia nidi.

Gfar, 1unis. 3. DIT. aIi
2eihi Ben, Der tiirsiife Wilitdruiiahe
in pdris, icipie m.hrers amber, tiirtis
id,e SffiSisre unb asr,ie. lcnoeten an
Spnntaa in Odbos. Gle ptrfuhisH
nit auiomobilsn mad 3ripolis sn sse
lonaen, ss ipurne linen dber niht ses
itottst, bic Grsn3. su Hbsrihrtitsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

sOet eHtH Ut ~ y " NJ
fhmuggIer", Rorman q. Gmiib.
elm 5liihtlins aus 5onoIuIu. Der pOa
ben Observation-Disclosures als
.R0nis bsr Opiumi6musslsr4 bevins
net ipirb. ipuroe bitter 1as: BON Hnns
bsssWarihau enio.t unn feinem D.
putin Morner an goro Der .Wilbl.
nina" Osrbafisi, aIs Der Gampfsr bic
Quarantine Siaiion BEL San fran
cisco anlisf. In Smiths Gfisiisn
fpurben $500 In Oolb poroefunbtn.
Wis bic Deheimbe1mten, tp.lGs
Gmitb iei. Wonoi,H auT ben 1erIsu
tparsn. psriiferE. repraientir. bisi.s
0slb ben Grtrng Der ksien Ntiis
bss gsfnnssnsn mad e.n Jnisln. auF
bic CT Elm srobss AarsO Der aontr.s
bnnbs .ini1musaeIt, .Sbtpobl Smith's
Gspdd aus pier bonoioff.rn unb sinsm
Gdmpfertoffer btftnne. snihislitn niels
nur penig aItibunssitiids. Die Web6r.
ben molten gepsii, oafiir toben. b,h
bic aoffsr BON unien BIB oben nit
GpiumbuhfsR poIlsepadt uoren. ais
Gmiib pon Gan 5raneiseo obfubr. nm
fein. W1ure in 6onoluiu absuistsn.
Die geianssnnabms b.s -a0nies Der
0piumifhmuaglsr- III in eritsr Qinis
parrn Moffisi. bem Gtef Dss Gebeim'
bienfies In San Tr1neiseo. su psr
ndnien. ip.lhsr liirslih mebrsre NC
den in 6onolulu subrahie, um ben
limtrieben bss Opiumrinrs nui beH
Grunb 3u tommsn. Woffiti's llnter
fuAune bate 3nr 1oles. bok Opium
i'm Mtrihe BON fdft einer haIben uliIs
lion Dollars, bns aus CHINA nn&Gnn
sJtoneiseo singsfMmndaeii lpsrnen fclI.
IL, ionfis5irt purbc. Aud frlI MofIiis
oamals srfahrsn bnbsn. hab Nprmnn
Gmiih bic eisentlihs Gssle htr nnn.
aen EhmuasisrsHlirut in. Der Der
taftete III Elm flDiter iunssr Mionn i'm
Alter Don etipa 30 5nhren; ieine RI.i.
Ding III mad bsr ntuefsn Wlobe, unb
feiHt llmsanssformen bsrratHtn Hif.
buns nnh Snie1iaen5. Ct rtiaerte fih.
irnenb ptlme Musiunft iiber feins syas
Mile ~ ertheilsn. mit Der GrtIGYura
bob oiss alIes iein Anpalt bsiors'n
| lnhsbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Rem Yort 3. Dit. anssi.:
.Qcoroam@ BON Rotterbdm; .Rrons
prins Wilbelm" pon Bremen; .Wolts
ts" bon 9enun.
abgss.: .pr6iibent aineoln@ na4
6dmburg; .Eaiisr Wilbs!m H." mad,
pIpmoutb; .R.uu 4miteroam" mad
pIpmouib; .Tuea D.sIi abruui-
mad Reapel; y9,nssia" HahgewDori.
Bottom. abses.: .Gpmric" nan
giperpool.
Gfassop. ansss.: ~Gamsrc.
mia" bon Rstp yort.
Gsnua. ansei.: ~Wsoosa@ Don
Rem gori.
Marftilts stns.,.: rRoma.
BON Rem Yori.
atsborn. snsei.: ~Jtalia" bon
Rslp YOri.
antp.rpsn. ansss.: sin
lamb" BON Rem Dori.
Bremen. 4Essi.: ~aoiier Wils
elm Der Drobe1 BON Rsp yori.
auetnstoDn. n. aHse,.: Gam
pcnia" BON Htn Dcrf.
almeria. 4bsss.: .auifiana-
nnh Rem Dort.
philadelphia. anstt.: .Wss
rion" bon Qipsrpool.
Soutbampio ansss.: as
eania" bon Wontreal.
2iperpcol. abses.: .Jranecs
MIA" mad Bottom.
meifina. Abesa.: -paHnoHia"
not) Rem glorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

DrcpiIIe. Gol.. 3. DIT. Cine
sJamilis airbn, aus Batter. Mutter. 8
Sobnen, 3 10ntern. Gufeln u. I. iu.,
i'm Oonsen aus AZ perfcnen beitebenb.
bot bier 100 Mder gano sttaufi. auf
bsnen iis ole lebsnsbtbiirfnii1e far
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

Ny SATISFIED CUSTOMERS are the be-,
ST.. Rooms SO. Main $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
STORAGE

GET OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely fire.
proof storage, moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. l1S-2c 10Th ST. N. W.
Phone M. 4229
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DON'T BUT FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours; Sc gal ENTERPRISE Hardware
Co. s27 9th Ut. N. W. Phone n. 5o5l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

wORKINGMEN, we have EN- in large guam
titles, the varieties, styles and sizes, in
slightly used suits and overcoats 50 to SO
are sure to be prizes. One price. JUSTHs
OLD STAND, 619 D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10

SPECIAL winter storage rates on private
rooms. cheap: THoS. BOWLING & CO.,
s2 2 st. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10

TRANSFER AND SIORAGE
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 U ST. N. W.
1000 Rooms. Indestructible.
Aothproof storage. Silver vault.
VANS FOR MOVING.
MOVING EXPENSES reduced by calling N
$50 for our vans, moving. packing ship
ping; will take old furniture in payment;
suburban work speciality. PARNELLO
FURNITURE & MOVING CO.. 172s It'll St
N. w.
STORAGE. moving, packing. and shipping;
nothing too small or too large for US; large
padded vans at short notice; city or country.
Opposite New Willard Hotel.
LITTLEFIELD. ALVORD & CO.,
Tel w. 1S. 5W 18th st. N. ".
PADDED vans, "a & IS ID; 2-h. wagon. s. Id.
Phone Main 1915-1916.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.,
sos N. Y. ave. N. w.
Packing & Shipping. Storage, 50 van load.
EXPERT PIANO MovING-Pianos, s2sa
Furniture, $3.50 per load. Phone N. 53S-M.
Office and residence, 1878 9Th st. N W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
COAL AND WOOD

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER; Law In
your coal now; coal delivered anywhere.
RINALDI BROS, 2117 It'll Ut. N. w.
North 1Stk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
VACUUM CLEANERS

REGINA. Diamond, Richmond, Magic, Dunt-
ley. Hoover. Bee, all makes. sold and re-
cash or time. Main k55. NATIONAL. sth
and D N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL, contains olium and wax
Keeps the floors clean and bright, and gives
them polished finish. Good for your fur
niture- Try It. Soc gal, delivered. Used
by the q. S. Govt and over 5000 families for
the last . years. 1ls Pa ave. N. WIN. SASS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-10-10
LOCKSMITHING

2Oc Keys made for ALL Locks. ESIE
PRISE HDW. CO., s27 eth NV. Phi II. 5o6l
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SITUATIONS WANTED

sTENoGRAPHER and typewriter wants do
sition in office: no reference. 3M4 Den
place y. W.
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STOVE HOSPITAL

PIANO TUNING-s1.5O: all work guarantee
20 years experience. NJ. 26S or drop yostl
J. F. HERMAN. 1920 Pa ave n. W. -
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INSTALL u hot-water coil in your fur
mace now; prompt guaranteed work; rea-
sonable; sanitary plumbing. SAMUEL 8.
STREB, 427 r N. W., North 1854 l.
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RUG WEAVING

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpet
CO.. ss1 9Th Of N. W. Main 4ea
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-08
A HUNTING STORY

An old backwoodsman that
Abraham Lincoln often told Of had
very heavy, over-hanging We
brows, and wore big spectacles
with brass rims. One day he
came rushing into his cabin and
selling his rifle, aimed it carefully
through a crack of the door at a
great oak tres that stood near,
and fired.
What is III" whispered his
wife.
"a wildcat, Sairy." he said
excitedly, IAN missed himl"
He hastily loaded and fred
again, and then again.
Now. hold on, joshua" said
his good wife Let me took at
you Why, laws.a-daisy, it's
nothin' but a little bug on one o.
your eyebrows! - Housekeeper.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-08
Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

M.. aud Mrs. Dean Young Of
I~lsrurorn are in town.
Judge Talbot arrived this morn
ing TO attend the dedication OK
crcjscs tonight.
All bat one Of the trial jurors
answered 10 their names this morn
ing "h,G the roll was called.
Mrs. James Dcwar and Miss
N.va returned from California
Yesterday where they have been
visiting for the past three month.
Attorney Levers arrived from
j. 200 This morning to look aft cr
tN. interests of the plaintiff in the
Injunction suit against J. W. Puctt
Of Carilr.
If Judge Tabcr denies the
motion FIR continuance in the
case Of the sta,c against Jack
Mahrr. the next move Of the DE-
fruso will be to attak the constitu-
iinnaIIy 81 the milling law.
When the sRirmishiny is over, the
real battle will begin. It promises
Ton be q hot one.
&c..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-08

be finished early next week. which
practically completes the work as
Tar as the jurists are concerned.
When finished the two volumes
including the index will make
about 2700 pages and will be the
most complete law book ever
edited or printed in this section.
1t is regarded as one Of the most
important publications ever under
taken by the state.
This is the last day for paving
taxes, less delinquency and costs.
A. a consequence it is Treasurer
Millcr's busy day. The indica-
tons are that there will be a small
delinquent list.
George FLETCHER and Charles
SavaI had a bad strap at the Dry
Farm in Pleasant valley yesterday
morning. II seems that Mr..
Bletchcr coughed a good deal to
which Saval objected. Fighting
words followed and then a fight
Saval went after Fletcher with a
piece Of scrap bailing iron and
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-08

declaring the land mineral land,
the Southern Pacific company
loses 1854 acres of land in Storey
county that it has her tofore held
as agricultural lard.
The result of the election in
New Mexico seems to have been
an old fashioned dog fall" The
democrats won out on governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, state treasurer, superinend-
ent of public instruction, one
congressman, n supreme court
judge, n corporation commits
sioner and twenty eight members
of the Legislature, including three
progressive republicans. The re-
publi"ans elected the state auditor,
and land commissioner, attorney
general, n congressman, two
members of the supreme court.
two corporation commissioners,
forty-fve members of the legis-
lature, which assures the election
of two republican United States
sInators.-Ely Record.
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INSPECTS CAVE NEAR
TOWN OF LOVELOCK

Prof. j. C. Jones of the Uni
versity of Nevada, who spent
several days near Lovelock inspect
ing the mammoth cave in that
vicraity has returned to Reno,
having completed his intestiga-
tons.
Professor Jones states that
three skeletons have been removed
from tie cave and were found
covered with guaDo and dirt, the
accumulation of years. According
to the manner in which the
skeletons were attired il was evil
dent that they we're members of
the Indian race and that the cave
was used by a tribe, possibly the
Washots, before they we're driven
westward by the Piutes.
Indian relics were also un-
covered, including arrowheads,
baskets, sandels and knives.
The cave has long been inhabit-
ed by bats and a force Of laborers
are now removing the guano and
shipping it to San Francisco for
fertilizing purposes. Reno
Journal
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education and training than with a
million of money to be wasted in
idleness and dissipation.
The governments of Rome and
Athens crumbled through their
corrupt on long before the magni-
ticent edifces they had erected.
Elko county has generally been
careful. wise and fortunate in the
selection of its officers.
The county commissioners and
other officials, and her members
of the legislature, have generally
served ably. faithfully and well.
Governor Bradley and Judge Big
Glow from this county rendered
eminent service to the state. Move
than a quarter of a century ago
some county officers who were
dereli ct in their duties, were
presented by the grand jury, and
not re elected, and one or two
unworthy members CT the legisla-
ture were not returned. The first
district judge, George d. Kseney,
was V in his sentences and
sought to suppress crime. Other
judges who will be remembered
as presiding in the old court house
were j. II. Flack, r. r. Bigelow,
your humble servant, George S.
Brown and last-not least-our
own Judge Taber.
With our sunny skies, spacious
valleys and lofty mountains, which
broaden the mind and heart, and
with proper education and train
ing, may we not produce here men
and women the equal of any, and
who will do their part in the
worlds work for the betterment
of the race and the higher destiny
of man?
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DISTRICT COURT

In the district court this morn
ing, Judge Taber granted the
motion of the defense made yes
terday in the Barry case, and
instructed the jury to bring in a
verdict OF not guilty on the
ground that the evidence submit
ted hy the state did not prove that
the checks upon which the indict-
ment was based, were forged.
Judge Taber also took occasion
to say that the impression among
some people that he was fighting
the gamblers, caused by the re-
mark made by him in sustaining
the demurrer in the Maher case
the other day that the decision he
was about the render went against
every fiber of his makeup. was
erroneous. That the remark was
nOt so meant and had no reference
whatever to the merits Of the
gambling cases. The thought in
his mind vas THAT sustaining the
demurrers in the gambling cases
would cause additional expense to
the county. as the grand jury
would have to be called together
again, and for that reason he re-
GREETED that it was necessary for
him to sustain the contentious of
the defense. So far as the merits
of the cases ere concerned, he
had not taken sides nor would he
further than his duties as Judge
compelled him to act.
At the afternoon session, he
remaining indictments against Dan
Barry were dismissed on motion Of
the district attorney and the dcfen-
dant was discharged from custody.
Barry left the court room smiling,
but was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
CritChley on the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses
Def orc he reached the stairway.
1t is said that Barry was paroled
last April from the state prison,
where he was serving a term for
forgery. He seems to be one of
those fellows that live ny their
wits.
Judge Tabcr excused the fol.
lowing jurors for the term: Fred
Nc Combs, Robert Anderson, w.
X. HyltUn, u. lame, j. j. Parkin.
son, Andrew Westlund, p, A.
Nelson.
The remainder of the jurors were
excused until 10 o'clock Monday.
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Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

Fireman Badt of the grand jury
called at this office this afternoon
and spent a few minutes. He
couldn't stand the noise very long.
The S. Jacobs Company will
start the biggest slaughter of cloth
ing prices next Monday that Elko
has ever seen. See the big ad on
the first page. II tells you how to
save money on clothing, etc.
The filing cases in 1.-THE re-
c1rdur's Office are all in place and
ready for use. They make d
valuable addition to the equip
mcnt Of the Office.
Up to $3.50 this afternoon All
/ xpaycrs had paid the frs, in
s.a'lmrnt Of taxes and 357 had
paid in full there were about $50
vet 10 settle.
Ell Matson and Jim NeargarI
are the poisicst carpenters that
ever came down the pike. The,
began tearing up things in the
Office this forenoon and il has hccr