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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
ENGINEER BOYLE
.aHS
T. HAS RESIGNED

Emmett Boyle. State Engineer
has handed in his resignation to
Governor eddie. When asked cor
corning his stand in the matter Mr..
Boyle declined to discuss the event
in fact he refrained from making
the matter public.
1t is understood that the resigna-
tion followed on account of Leg
islation action as Mr.. Boyle had
worked on bills that he believed
were for the benefit of the state in
general.
The Appeal is convinced that Ne
vada has lost one OF its most faith
full servants by the resignation of
State Eng ineer Boyle. In his case
it is not a matter of politics that
the Appeal judges from but man
of absolute integrity and ability.
The work that Mr.. Boyle planned
was of a lasting nature and his
severing his connections with the
office at this time is to be
regretted Carson Appeal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
You BeIonu to Mo.

Cupih's arrows NIL are tipt .0 20
With kisses. and you know
"" In fairly well cquIpt
And bonsts u wrll.strung how.
Quick Of eye md true OF aim,
W" wnndcrs fnr and wide:
U"hrts alone nrc all his game.
And Love his only guide.
HIVE caro- then how you tread
Tho garden paths today, ,,,,...
Lest mn arrow swiftly sDpd
Should ind YOU on ita way. bt'
~,
hnvo sent him forth to yet
The heart for which nine:
When no brings II 7 shall let
Him put II close To mine.
60 J warn Won, have care:
But n yTi choose IN no
Just M brnv" M YOU nrp fair, %.
Then YOU hrionp IN me,
Frank D"npstcr sh.rp,r ,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
CHURCH NOTICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Junior Endeavor.-l0 A. M.
Conducted by Beth Vaugan.
Morning Service IL A. M ..
Morning Theme
The Building of Air Castles;
Sunday School 1915 p. M.
Y. P. S G. E. 600 p. M.
Theme christianity; A religion
of Realities"
Everybody Welcome.
Geo. H. Greenfield. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Sunday Service IL. A. M.
Subject. Substance"
Wednesday Evening 1880 T M.
Sunday School 1890
Dotta Building Idaho St.
A Free Reading Room at the same
address is open each day from 2 to
a p. M. Sundays and holidays
excepted.
The bible and all Christian
Science literature can be read or
purchased at the Reading Room
All are welcome.
ST. PAULS CHURCH.
Sunday March 18th.
Communion 8 A. M.
Morning Prayer and Service II
A. M.
Sunday School 1890 P. M.
Evening Prayer and Sermon T
Pm
A general invitation is extended
to these services.
Rev H. E. Henriques..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
Living.

4 wonr'"h p'l9rim 7 have wand, r,d 'o.-
TwIc" hv" and twenty. bate mo bu' ,...
"a y"nr.
Long hnvc I tasted In this world 81,
true
But yet thnsa years that hav" IivoH IRE
frw
Who -" Ills gray hairs doth his i,i,'"r-
toll.
Lives ~ ''nso years hut he thu Wvrs
tiSf- vol
ono r'r~ hoe reached his sixty years hut
hr
fhrro
"" liv"e who lives IN virtue. Mru $50
Cr@t
Thoir onds for pleasure do not ilvc. 5ut
last
-Herrlck
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11

VOLUNTEERED nothing. She expressed
neither sorrow revenge or justiti-
cation.
Captain Dave goes back to
Pyramid today. He says Snake
speaks neither Shoshone nor Ute,
but tumble of the two He told
her to have, no fear, but to speak
to people. Reno j urnal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
SNAKE TELL STORY OF GRIMES.

girl who in the short space of
eighteen months has see seventeen
killings who has seen father and
mother sisters and brothers shot
in the last big battle with Indians
of the century. who is with out
relative IN the world according to
her own narration and who is now
a'captive as the survivor of the hat
tie OF kelly's creek, came yesterday
the first authentic story of the
history of Rock Greek Mikes band.
The story vas gained through
captive Dave chief of the Piutes
and even he worked in vain for
two days before the seal of silence
was broken from the lips of the
peculiar savage who alone survives
to tell the tale. The story shorn
of ornament is one of the graphic
recitals of race sparing in words
deficient in sentiment and almost
devoid of pose.
Captain Dave came to Reno We'd
nesdayand went to the sheriff's Office
where he saw the captives-the girl
Snake; the brother aged 5 and the
SIS ers aged 2 and 10 year.
The first day the Indians looked
askance at Captain Dave, but
uttered no word.
Then go away" said Captain
Dave. bring doughnuts and
candy and apples. They take him.
Eat him. Then they talk"
The recital covers year and a
half of time. 1t covers thousand
miles of space-from Idaho to Utah
from Nevada to California and
back again. 1t covers the fate of
seventeen lives six white men
one Chinaman, ten Indians, six
grown; two squaws, two chilrden.
1t represents the retributive
justice for the death of six white
men in the Shaving of their
brothers of six Indian men.
Snake is half Shoshone half Ute.
Her mother was a Ute. her father
a Shoshone. A year and a half
ago the band known as Rock Greek
Mikes gang, was camped near
Rock creek near the Utah line.
There was fight between Indians
and white men. One Indian. Dugan,
was killed by three white men. One
white Frank Doppl was killed by
Indians. "They start out. after
fight" interprets Captive Dave,
Near Big Gray mountain Mount
Tibbets) go through Yegan mount
aims and come south between Big
High mountain Mount jefferson
Davis) and Mount Marie near Utah.
Tney have fight. One white man
shot. Many Indians shot with
shotguns. Indian Gully die. Leave
and &C by Ely to Hamilton. Cross
mountains north of Hamilton. Be-
fore get Ely kill Chinaman near
Utah line. Go out across Eureka
near Austin. Go Fort Churchill
then Wadsworth then east side
Pyramid and Winnemucca lake.
East side Limbo mountain to
Martindalc. North across Black
Rock desert to SierraviIle. Then
High Rock.
MAKE camp at High Rock.
Young horses die. Kill four beeves.
Day before kill white man. Snake
see one white man. He 20 way.
Next day father say kill four white
men. Get camp ready to move"
Had four horses. Snow over knees
day before men killed. Took four
horses. Packed meat down canyon
east to leave. Four men had one
pistol. Took clothes saddles
and horses; Went across Black
Rock Quinn river. North end
Eden mountain. By King springs.
South over range into Hot springs.
Stopped at ranch. Went east to
Kelly creek.
Fight near three o'clock after
noon. Sun over there (indicatinp) .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
principal office of the Jarbidge
Crater Gold Mining company has
this 2lst day of February, 1911.
been moved from Jarbidge. Nevada,
to Elko. Nevada. and it's principal
Office established in the Henderson
Bank and the Henderson. Banking
company has been made its Resi-
dent Agent.
c. B. Howard
President.
TuiF, Eoll. IIaL. IT. 1nH1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
SALMAGUNDI

$3.50 per quart by month. Call
on Leroy Jones.
Eggs are / cents dozen on the
farm in Kansas and 25 cents at
Kansas City stores. How thankful
tLa fam II sh,Lli To- the tariff
which protects his hens from
competition with the pauper ::ens
of Europe. ...-
R. c. Cation and jim Burke came
in from Bullion yesterday. Mr..
Cation is sill very lame but we are
glad t" sly hat he is improving.
Sheriff Harris went to Wendover
this mrrning to see th,t the
sal - there are closed in ac-
cordance with the order OF the
county commissioners.
M. and Mrs. Guy Hardin arrived
ya5tar lay from Elko an will make
this place their future home. Mr..
Hardin and w. j. Bradley also Of
EIko have taken a lorg lease or
the palace" saloon and cafe and
are now having extensive improve.
ments made on the premises prior
to opening the place for business.
-Winnemuc ca Star.
Congressman Roberts and ALT
Chartz the Carson ttorney were
before the assembly Thur. dav
arguing a. bill for the reduction
of the salary of the Ormsby county
sheriff. They became warm in the
crllar and Chartz called Robe rts a
liar. Members kept then from
pulling each others hair.
The Humboldt county grand jury
indicted Frank Trainer and Nm
rod Uric, the Inlay bandits, for
murder and robbery. The murder
charge has been set for trial on
April 10th and the charge of rob-
berry was continued without date.
If ever two men deserved to danglp
atathc end Of rope TRAINER and
W. are those men.
Fort Worth de,'i DIES that she
"cal't atfnrI Roosevelt" CON
wction which other sections and
clements Ct the Republic can claim
priority Jic disCc,try tlat thc
only living ex-presidcnt is around
making speeches at $lG00 per
ought not to be withnu; its shock
for that portion Of the RepubIic;n
press which used to hear with pain
of Mr.. Bryan's engagements on
mach more mo icrate terms st.
Louis r public.
The legislature will adjourn next
week. So far: Jas we are able to Judge
bat little legislation of real value
to the state has been enacted. The
assembly has had an avalanche of
bills to wrestle with and it will be
strange if some vicious legislation
does not reach the governor. Gov
ernor Oddiu is watching matters
closely and will doubtless veto all
bills that are vicious. The people
Of the state look to him for pro.
lection.
The Sunday School industry
ought to have special department
for possible future legislators. A
request by the chaplain of the
Kansas Senate to the members to
recite the Lords prayer resulted
in but eight voices being heard to
its end. This almost on a par with
the Congressman at Washington
who bet colleague $40 that he
could not recite theLcrds prayer and
: when the latter beg an Now ] lay
me- said: go, take the money;
didn't think you knew it"
Senator Bells constitutional
am Hment to make Winncmucca
the capital of the state has passed
the senate If it passes the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11

Agriculture In india.
Nearly two hundred million people
In India are dependent on agriculture
for their living.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11

Superiority Of the Right car.
Peh,le as a RTE. hear better with
the right than Wtth left ear.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
o57S5
United States Land Office
&c.. March 2. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Peter
S. Indart, of White Rock, County
of Elko, State of Nevada, has
filed in this Office his application to
locate, under the provisions of the
Act Of Congress of April s, 1872
the following described land viz:,
The Southeast quarter Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section
Fifteen (I5). Township Forty-four
(44) North. Range Fifty 1907 East
M. D. B. & M. containing forty
(4O) acres. ...l2
Any persons claiming adversely
the lands described. or desiring to
object because Of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reason. to the disposal to
applicant should fie their affidavits
of protest in this Office, on or
before the 4 tn day of May. 1911.
&>'." Louis J. Cohn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
Register:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


United States Land Office,
March 2.+19i1,
Notice is hereby given that Peter
S. Indart. Of White Rock. County
Of Elko, State Of Nevada, has Med in
this office his application to locate,
under the provisions Of the act of
congress Of April s. 1872. the
following described land. viz. &
The Southwest qunrter Of; the
Northeast quarter (SW3 Of 'NEi)
of Section Eighteen >(18), Town
ship Forty-four (44J North, Range
Fifty 500 East, M. d. B. en-.
containing forty (40) acres.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely the lands described. orr,
desiring to object because of the i
mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason. to the disposal to
applicant, should file their
affidavits of protest in this office
on or before the 4th day Of May
1911. p
Louis J. Cohn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-03-11
c. B. Howard
President.

Twin Falls, Idaho, Feb. 81, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
PERSONAL LIBERTY RUN RIOT
Strict Paternalism as Cure for Ao0
Much Sentimentalisn.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. have read and reread the mus
startling letter of Andrew ID. Whlte III -
warnings issue on An AnsrcHs'
ppe" II would indeed be hard to desc''Oo
the conflicting emotions that must sNe' :,
over the average American Wheh S
statements as these are frankly staten "",
openly published over the sisna'u'e
such an author. who liz ana ha'
making study OF criminoiogy LOT o.
number Of years. In this letter your -,
paper has accomplished notao'e
in vour journalistic world, ana Aho'e"
white sbohId receive the public recoSn''io''
ho deserve. for his concise and important
warning 10 America and Americans
Nav I suggest that ono way out or the
.,ro.or, o>iIs and more seriously threaten
ing future is TO consider and advocate "0''
ostlv tho adoptlon Of certain sense Vi
paternalism or centralized nauonaI s''
ernment. with power TO apply All heceSo",
,avs of a stric, nature. This snouln Oo
dono not only TO enable the Cntted S'd'''
of America 10 perpetuate any desiraoie
sense NJ freedom and liberty 70 IT'S leSlu-
mate constituency, but likewise IN oroe'
that tho very future and health OF Amer
,ca as q free country may be reasonaoiy
insured against the activities OF that ere
ment who arc using the invaluable hper''e"
that arc now guaranteed 10 their own per-
sonal qualification.
Andrew D. White asys, 'Nhat are W.
Going 10 do about IT." His own clear re-
citsI Of the danger OF permitting the an
archists. thugs and all the other dahsei-
ous snecies of modern unciyilizcd society
that are permitted 10 enter this country
from all corners Of the world. answers
him. Let US apply common sense. Leu US
NOT cntangle ourselves in an endless cham
Of discussion about the rights OF loiE
eight countries i'm one little geographicaliy
welded country-and let us adopt ne"
standard. An ounce Of paternalism 'or
strict prevention is better then a millon
hounds of sentimental or political cure
I,et us not confound ourselves with the
erratic idea that a continual expansion OF
personal liberty means greater happiness
for IL has been proved that this Is not
true Such a sense Of liberty is, 10 say
the least. not civilization. TO Andrew D.
White I extend my respectful spirit OF
thanks. and to The Tribune my sincere ad-
miration Of an cXp"nCut of constructive
journalism. MICHAEL D. hlo ~"
Brooklyn, Jan. ., 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

NGRESS.-Senate: The fight over
the retention Of his seat by Senator Lori
mer opened. Senator Bcveridgc present
ing a minority report and Senator Gore
making a spcoChe against his Illinois
colleague. = House: 4 ruling by
Speaker Cannon was upheld by vote
Of 222 10 53.
FOREIGN.-At the inquest IN London
into the deaths OF the two men burned
so death i'm the Sidney street battle. the
idenuty Of only ono was positively cs-
tablished. =- A strong movement has
brCu started I'm Liverpool England.
acainst Mormon activity there. --=
ANalanches Of extraordinary extent ara
reported from the Alps, particularly I'm
tnc province Of CunCo. Italy.
Friends Of the thirty-tWo Camorrists
who are in prison in Viterbo. italy
awaiting trial for murder, tried 10 COM
iuuuicate with them by characteristic
whistles -= II is said that tho Enir
90 Bokhara. who died on January ., was
victim % bubonic plague
DOMFSTTC.-A number of diplomatic
aLd other appointments We're announced
hv President Taft at Washington.
Tho Canadian and American reciprocity
commissioners held their SECOND session
iu Washington. - Tho rC1rgUmeut of
trs dissolution suit against the American
Tobacco corporations was begun hofor"
Ths limited states supreme Court at
Washington. Tho standard oil
Company paid So 56G IN Gncs into the
fo0,rsi courts at Ru0J'u. this was said
- hc ihc FIRST fines r.cr collected by the
government under tho Juti-rchato law.
According tu au Albany dispatch
tN' rrnOr Div au- boon Investigating leg
islstive expenses and found that it costs
or an AVERAGE ~ .S'r go got a hil through
tho General Assembly : dispatch
rom RIhanv .tsted that ATTORNEY Cen
oral CsrmuIr had revoked the dosgnl-
t.uu of Arthur g. Train Je special deputy
g. prosecute tUD queens County alleged
Efaf, 'sF's. and would take charge of
%, sui'. utm -If Judsuu Harmon
vas inauguratnd Governor ~ Ohio for
f.e second time. o.tTsmo simplicity and
fhr ans,u,s ul Tho usual message marked
the y.fruOuN 90 columbus \ jury
g. trl Nrs Laura Fdrnsv lrth SchonCk
"n charges ~ poisoning her husband. q
NfIIfh. pork ug.kl,. was completed AZ
Wheeling W Va
'ITY.-sto,Es r'usod heavy after carly
ttrangth. Tho measures taken un
Sunday night served to check embryo
runs o1 tho 'ur'c Institutions generally
regarded Hv subject 90 tHo Carnegie
Trust 'omusuy influences and no runs
rt serious character Nad fu hC mot.
II wa learned that tho cost Of tho con
tVol - thc Madison Trust Company and
rho Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward
Ianfa vH. about 81 fsO OUO Tho
United states Cirsuu Court ~ Appeals.
fo.fraUc in' decision OF tho lower court.
bold that fUrrc HaU ho'u uo Infringement
- the ~Cld.u automobd" patent
rr Louise NabluONitCH. indicted Tor per-
Jurv iD attempting 90 secure a commits
rion FOR hsr brother. Joseph g. Robin.
was committed % tho Tombs ir default
sf bail CHARGES against city
Chamberlain HYDE were filed with the
Mayor tv a lawyer. who asked for his
removal from of1c0.
THE WEATHER Indications FOR too
dsy. Fair The temperature Yesterday.
Highest. - degrees. lowest. 2N
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
STREET GAMBLING SCHOOLS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: On two recent Sundays going out m
church before II clock | have passed a
group OF a dozen boys. twelve to fourteen
years old. intent on craps" on the side
walk, with money and dice in evidence. On
three DAYS Of last week, when out on the
street upon crrands. | have passed smaller
groups in similar gaming. These recent
cases were noted a short distance from
Morningside Park. and in the same street
with ana only a few blocks distant from
the places where week or so ago police
raids were made on gambling rooms.
These boy gamblers i'm public streets are
in training 10 become young men gamblers
by fixing the habit and zest for gaming in
hidden rooms behind steel doors and double
locks. thereby furnishing hard jobs FOR the
police. Yet ] fear too many good people
perhaps the fathers and mothers most con-
cerned-think the boys are only having a
little innocent sport.
IL is almost impossible for man in a
blue coat and brass buttons 10 reach a
company Of crap playing boys. for they
will scatter like sparroNs before dog
Only civilian detective can ever lay hands
on then. The enormous amount OF gam
bling In the city demands vigorous action
To restrain, TO drive into dark alleys or to
put and end to these street schools of vice.
New York. Jan. .. 1911 OLD CITIZEN.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

slightest official thought Of spol'a''V"
oppression Of the Sage instilu'e w
1t IS propcr to suggest that olnc''i ~"
perviston of il might well nteric'' 20
little as possible with the purPo''' 'O
which it was founded ~
On the other hand, private 'n' ,',.
tion which receives aid from tne puu,"
funds Is not 10 be a law unto itSei'' ! n'
government has as perfect r'sn' "
know how its funds are appileu J"
partly private as in wholly puph' III
stitution. and it also has right w re-
quire certain general principles ol nos
pital practice to he observed. IL II NOT
to be assumed that i'm this case there
Is any thought OF overriding me III" OF
the necessary regulations when Apply
10 such institutions. In brief. me dit-
fercnces between the two authorities
are presumably more apparent than
real. and should easily he dlSpelled
through n frank and friendly CONFER
encc. When two authorities have COM
mon aim in view. cooperation and not
friction should prevail between them.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

low Governors as he may hope 10 see at
Trenton on Tuesday next.
The legislative session which opens TO-
day Is bound 10 he noteworthy in several
respects. II is only the second time since
1893 that the Democrats have been in
the majority in either branch of the
Legislature-they had n bare majority
In the Assembly in f007-and it is the
first time in all these years that they
have controlled the state government.
What they will do with their victory re-
mains TO he seen. There is an impress
sion that progressive policies are likely
To prevail for time. The Democratic
narty is pledged to them. and so is the
Republican minority, which Is still
small majority in the Senate. II Is
scarcely supposable that the Democrats
will at once repudiate their platform
pledges. nor are the Republicans likely
to oppose the enactment Of measures TO
which they themselves stand pledged
and their failure TO enact which In com
pliance with their pledges caused them
heavy losses ut the last election. We
nav reasonably look, therefore, for some
progressive lawmakiDg at Trenton. which
Is sorely needed.
one OF the most striking features OF
the session will be the election Of n
United states Senator TO succeed Mr..
Kpan. which will become the order of
the day q fortnight hence. This would
ho an important achievement in any case.
If will In this case be invested with
exceptional interest because Of the acri-
monious controyersy--to use mild term
which has arisen over 1t between the
Democratic Governor-elect and the for
mcr Democratic Senator and longtime
leader Of the party. This controversy III
fact. is tantamount 80 an open political
quarrel between the Goyernor-clcct ana
the party organization. How 1t will re-
suit in respect TO the senatorship Is yet
70 be seen. It's further effect upon the
fortunes of the new Governor ana oi
the party in the state will he exceed
ingly interesting to observe. That II VIII
have a marked influence upon the year
lawmaking session Is not TO he doubted
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

ACADEMY or MUsIC-s-East Lynne
ALHAMBRA-2-S-Na
AMERICAN 40 :3O--Naudcvil
AsToR-S :20--The Aviator.
RfIASCO-S :S0-The Concert
BERK EIEN--S :20--Mankno
piJoU-s .2o--Thc Havoc
R1OADWAYN s:l5--The Sdua~ Man.
CARNEGIE HALJ-S--Coucert.
CASINO-S-Marriage Ia Carhe. -.
CIRCLE -S:S0-obcrammcrsau and fassio"
cor lAf--2-S-vaudevilic
CoMrpY-s i5-Tu Re Hanged ~ Do
CRITERION Ms SO--Sccrct Service.
DkIY's-s 3o-Bahy Mine. ,.u.
EMPIRES :i5--Trelawny o. the Weus W'lis.,,., ,ord
CAIETY-S I5--Get Rich quick NaillngloIu u'
GARRICK--S:20-Th lmpostor.
GLOBES .l5--The slim Princess.
AACKETT-S .1S-Over Night
yANMERsTEIN'S--2--s si5--Naudevihe' 49,.
NFRNiD SQUARE-S:l5-The Girl and the
HtpP0pRoME-s -s-s-The international Cup
- Ballet ~ Nisgara--The Earthquake.
pTDSON-S. So-Nobody's Widow.
IRVING PI.ACE-s:l5-Auf Koenis Betehi anu
Jor' W'PE.sEirS"S. We. 'S. ..t5-Alma. wher. DO You
IIRERTy-Si5-The spring Maid.
rYt'FI-M S.SO-Suzauuc.
iYRIC-S-The Deep Purple. ,,,.
MADISON SQUARE GARpEN-Au'om'SO'
M,IESTIc-s So-Th. Blue BIRD. ,
MNNUNTTNN OPERA HoCSE---S-NSu Suu'
MAMIE EtlIorrs s.ao--The Gamblers;
MENpELSSOIN HALL-S:i6-Nio Reeits|
NAZiMoVA's-S:t5-Ws can't BE as B'd 7'
NEw AMSTERDAM -sIa-,iadsne sherry.
NEw THEATFsE;..-s ;5o-ysni,y ;:o.,,, ,y,ri.,, Tair
PfkzA-i so sO-vaudsvnle
EEPt RI.TC -- SIS - Rebccca % sunnyorook
OF NICHOLAS RINK-Ice skatrs
WEST ENp--S I5-Hc Came from Milwaukee