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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
MOODS.

Alas" he cried In deep despair,
Fate ever bars my way.
I meet with failure everywhere.
Endeavor as I may:
The world Is cold. my hopes are dead.
My efforts all are vain.
rye learned all sorrows life can teach.
And never more In triumph reach
The goal I've sought 10 gain"
Upon the morrow he arose .
Determined to succeed:
He did not whine about his woes.
His hear' was glad indeed:
Within his breast there was no room
For real or fancicd Ills:
His goal was bright that had been dim.
Because his wife had given him
4 dose ~ liver pills
s.. T.. KiSPr. In Chicago Record-Her-
aid
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
SALMAGUNDI

Good progress was made in tine
Dye case today.
Watch the Commercial Tailors
window for Saturday specials.
For Sale-A New Home sewing
machine. Inquire at this office.
Dean Harrison, jeweler and
optician. has moved one door
east of the drugstore, where he
will be glad to see all wanting
work in his line. =
Mrs. Ray has opened Hairdress-
ing, Shampooing, Massage and
Manicuring Parlors at Mrs.
Campbell's Millinary Store. City
prices.
A. H. Fox and P. P. Hedges,
Jarbidge mining men, are in town
today.
We understand that the petition
against the enforcement of the
800 yard law have been signed by
a very large majoeity of those to
whom they were presented.
Judge Klatte son fenced man
ma ned Jones today to pay fine of
$500 and spend 60 days in Jail for
d sturbing the peace of his family
last night.
Sam Bachman Informed us this
forenoon that he and his partners
had bonded their claims in the
Medicine Springs district in Ruby
valley for good figure. From
what we can learn the promise is
good for two or three lively
mining camps in Ruby valley.
Judge Averill this forenoon
ordered screens put over the
windows of the courtroom. The
noise Of pass ng trains and other
n'i:e about the b Iilding stop the
proceedings at times and make it
vrey inconvenient for all COR
cerned.
In his ruling this morring Judge
Averill did no pass upon the
admissabilty Of Dyes written con-
f'sslon. but only on the statement
made by him to Mr.. SewelI in the
later part of February and on the
forenoon of the goth of March, the
day the written confession was
made. The admissability of the
written confession will come up
later in the case.
On the side Of Mt. Davidson the
lupins white and blue are bloom
ing. and numerous of the young
people who love flowers are climb
ing up the side Of the mountain to
gather Eoquets. Farther up the
Shasta Lilly prevails with the blue
bell and numerous other beautiful
flowers which distinguish Nevada
from any other State. Virginia
Chrioical Enterprise.
The democrats and insurgents in
the senate routed the standpatters
Wednesday by the adoption of a
resolution instructing the finance
c,mmittee to report the bill rcvis-
ing the wooden schedule by the
10th Of July. Senator Penrose.
chairman of the committee ard
the leader Of the old guard, tear
fully gave notice to the country
that the republican party no
longer controlled the senate. A
very large majority Of the people
will shed no tear over the
announcement.
~--NSS-o~-S-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
Disappointed.

80 your hair Is coming out very
fast?" asked the drug man.
"Ob. yes, in handfuls," replied the
neighbor.,
did you ever try my hair tonic ?"
"Oh. yes. but I really don't think
tint Is entirely to lamel"-Yonkers
Statesman
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
Easy TO BE Good.

Miss Smith-Now. Madge. tell me.
which would you rather be pretty or
good?
Madge tpromptly)-i would rather
be pretty Miss Smith; can easily
be good whenever like to try
London Punch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
DISTRICT COURT

argument on the admissabilty of
Dyes alleged confessions to Mr..
Sewell in the latter part Of
February and the goth Of March.
At the night session, Judge King
concluded his argument. He made
an able argument on the law of the
cases and cited many decisions to
bear out his contenons. He was
unmerciful in his criticisms of the
methods employed to obtain the
confessions.
At the conclusion of his argu-
ment. Judge Averill announced
that he decide the question at 10
o'clock Friday forenoon and court
took 'ecess until that time.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon,
Judge Averi!l overruled the objec.
tons of the defense. The defense
offered Lengthy exception to the
ruling Of the court.
Mr.. Sewell was then called and
detailed the conversations with
Dye. In these conversations Dye
admitted his connection with tn
crime and implicatd the Pri
meauxs. He said that they were
behind him and asked MIR. Sewell
to sue Mr.. PrimeauX for damages
and include thousand dollars for
him as compensation for the time
he had lain in Jail.
When these conversations were
put in the record, Mr.. Sewell was
turned over to the defense for
cross examination. Judge Perky
stated that it would save time if
he could have transcript Of Mr..
Sewell's evidence at the inquiry to
use in cross examintion.
The reporter stated that there
were 500 pages of short hand note
to transcribe and that it would
take her ut Ieast a dav and q half
to transcribe them. The state
consented that Mr.. Sewell might
! be recalled for cross examination
and he was excused for the time.
Frank Grandy was the next
witness. He testified about being
awakened on the night of Il c fire
and seeing the flames burst from
the east side of the store. Also
about seeing certain parties with
the hose carts.
George Ham came next &c
testified about Roy PrimeauS
stalking Dye to play in a poker
game after the fire. According to
his evidence Dye was given a SIC
piece and some silver as stake
Ham was not cross-examined.
Ed Todd, one of the pioneers OF
Tuscarora. was the next on the
stand. He testified about Dye:
dog. Noble, following him about
and Lis long acquaintance with
Dye. According to Mr.. Todd
Noble was almost constant COM
panion of his master. He was not
cross-examined.
The next witness was W. ].
Plumb, Tucarora's postmaster and
one of its old timers. Mr.. Plumb
was questioned about the time q
lamp under the awning of Buck
Horns saloon Was changed to an
outer post Of the awning. He
fixed the time as the latter part OF
May. 1910. He also testified to
his long acquaintance with Dye
and Noble. the dog that figures SO
much in the case. His cross.
examination was brief and merely
referred to the time the lamp wss
changed from under the awning.
He was positive that it was in
May.
At the conclusion Of Mr..
Plumb's evidence. the court took
a recess until o'clock. .
At the afternoon session. En-.
met Bachman, II. f. Detherigde, G.
II. Gilmore and Ben Trembath
were examined. The latter was
being questioned about CONVEX
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Make Your
HOMESTEAD, DESERT LAND
and otter public land entries for
Elko County with
f. P. CARVILLE.
u. S. COM MISSIONER,
DO. Elko Nevada.
Appointed April 7th, 1911. Am
now equipped with seal and proper
blank forms, and specializing On
this kind of work. Can also look
after your water rights.
z. P. Carville.
u. S. Commissioner, Attorney
and Councillor at Law, Notary
Public
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
Its Name.

whats that disease when people
md things and names feaze your
That's it--aphasia."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
A BUSY EMPEROR
Austrian Eulcr Observes Rigid ~N~-
ten ia Intending - itis az
ncini Uutic~.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

When a. lschi The emperor leaves
his simple ron hodstead AT I. when
his bath attendant awaits him. ana
he j. cnyclopcd I'm icy. wet wrhpElngs
and. after satisfactory glow IL
reached, his majesty completes his
toilet hat ls. he dOns his oldest
uniform and an oyercuat of so ancient
date that 1t dails rOuses The sCorn
OF his chamberlain. whose oloduencc
upon the subject always fails 10 sep.
aratr The coat and its master
His breakfast consists OF coffee and
ldpfen ca Kind OF thin, curled rolO
From until Gas the emperor pc
tuses his correspondence. then either
rides or walks until y ON his
return 40 the imperial villa hc is
awaited by The cour,icr from vienna.
with his many documents Work con.
tinues until with the interruption
of lirhi lunch OF honillon ana some
Kind of meat, No document rs over
looked everything is thoroughly oX.
amincd before the emperor sigma
turc Is given Ills majesty bcs'ow5
spccia, attention upon matters con.
nectcd with nominations, pro ACTIONS
| and decorations. and every minister
Who has served him during IN last
sixty wears knows that the ,uluruu.
ton given is rarely sufficient and
that II must often bo supplom ntCd
by additional details
Recently the admiliancc of Ton
oign prince into the AUSTRIAN arm,
! came before his maicstl Who after
examining th' report. discovered that
thc reporter bad founded his plea
upon a lcsal point which had moth
ng whatever 10 do with the case
| lh, reporter wa called before Elm
Jo hear the appropriate legal dir5c
! lion, and the petition was returned 70
| him
The monarch shows as much con
! scicntiousncss in the tuliillmont ol
! his daiiy work as in his other duties
| Since his eighteenth year selt.dis
ciplinH ana scll-rcstraini have mark
| ed Ms actions, puncluaiity in per
! iumancc ol dul, leyen when tray
| oliusl. is the rule with him, tho
same spartan simplicity OF living has
remained unchanged mp Ia old age
| This upri sht figure. the unusual
mental and bodily freshness. tho in
trrcst for an passing events. even
outside his own great empire, are ga,
| wclldcscryed results OF the emperor.
manner of life, ion whom tho ac
| complishm M 90 his duty Is tho load
Ing aim London telegraph
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
UNPROFITABLE TRADE


lu Wow ol IA Woudctcd uogOtla-
tons between aluminium producers
Nlth r,lJ.d fo thO formation Of an
International syndicate which have
n0. ,et been concluded owing 20 tn
ut tIJf ' has not been found pos
-Inlc lu induce the British aluminium
company to JOIN though n has a
tnfkn. agrc men. With The Conlin'
entail producer. The honmong'rs
chronicle has tine following article on
'h, Increased uses of this metal
Tho uss ol aluminium Tor cooking
utensils Is said to have far exceeded
rarh expectations the consumption
having Increased with exceptional ra'
Hilfl during tho last twelve months.
u Is considered. however that II me
metal hD advanced 20 much over s3b
pen 2.u pounds which would bring
rolled guuinum -hccts as employed
100 flr industry 90 ~ cents pyr .
uouul 30 Nuu,d Ice a very difficult
u1't.I Deb compete effectively with
rnamrlcd iJopNaru There BIS also
1000 increasing tendency 90 employ
h, W.al Ia place o copper FOR cleo
T.rai cable In several OF the latest
NoyW ridn schmcs. Tor instance,
aluminium cables are being adopted
That me alnmluun industry Itself is
stll unproluabl is pretty clear, ioi
only those works which have beer
uhlo 'o ntilzc par of their power foi
other manchca of The cloctromctal
/ lureical on clec,rochcmicnl industries
appear to Dee obtaining anything as,
! satisfactory results Consular Re
/ pori
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
PONG IUEiI. DtrrN.
scores OF Albuquerque Readers Are
Learning thr Dui, OF the Kidneys.

To utter the blood is IA" kidneys
duty.
When they fan to do this the kid
n"ys are sick
Backncho and man, Kidney ills fol-
low,
Urinary troubles. dilbctos.
Doau's kidnov pills euro them an.
Albuquerque people endorse our
claim
J. l.. Curd of Albuquerque, y. VI.
SAYS. some three ur four years ago
Deans Eidnc, Pills were first brought
to our attention aud the contents OF
several boxes gave relief To n mem
hcr of the family Who had suffered
greatly from kidncy complaint This
person was benefited 80 such n great
extent that she publicly testified as To-
the curative ppWcrs of Doan's Kidney
pills. since then have taken Doun y
kidney pins and have found th'm
very effective In relieving backarhc
ana regulating tho passages al the
kidney s.rrctious our experience
with this PREPARATION warrants our
high opinion Of st.
For sale by an dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milbun 60. Buffalo,
! New YORK. sole agents Tor the United
states.
Remember the name Doan's- ANA
| take No other. tl)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

lonscG so a wholly dircr.al class from
herself
lio died compile oi ycar. o0or
ward and hence'or,h sh. lived alone
and Iu considerable sccmsioa ior a
number uf wars. ohiucraiiur by DO.
roproachablc conduct aud above al
Do, houudless charity me- mistake OF
her youth
In hcr last illncls when Size Na.
ufo uot 'uai shp would have at tho
most only tcv months to tye SHE
-cut 90 Lisbon lo, lu ord woman 0ho
hod been mon servant there and whose
appearance Afforded hor much com.or,
aud abstraction She liod in the
arms ol 40, ODD woman who IN mhli-
man' OF solemn promis, made 10
her mistress JOB, pared fbo body FOR
burial aul Nhu zoo the oh.cuulcy.
when tho solemn words "1ah Ia
sshcs and du fu dust wore uttered.
scattered upon th, coffin some mold
which She carried with her. a.
suh cJuHutlt ,uu.pifpd chat the OlI
NhIldN NNl |NIiIN'N N'I 'NIlI'I lIlft
tr.sa in the shoot which had covered
tha clergyman whom dead. aud thar
The mold which Shoe scattered ON Zoe
coffin was lrom his arato at Lisbon
hc body ut 'his ur.t vito oi Lord
Exeter was n0' ontumbal in mo tam
il} want ou, GO hrr own request 20
1rayo ~ 'hc VILLAGE chnrchard az
BanbuTN lt $3.50, lD Vernon who.
/ after iofcu1 Hor iufo loteioss mar
raee had ostu'I-ed hcl Tor hrr sub.
scuucnt two matrimonial alliances.
ANA she aid moi desire ro Dice among
/ th.u when dead
so mention u.s. malr Boa Nururs or
+ ln any oi fhc other .p.ocraros' ui
/ hnr second ana hud marriages
which, however are matter, ul .cc
ord When she died u fNiN. hsr e.
4 ia'.s drtolfeJ upon n,r in.mlu
/ Thomas ShHVlrN aud TODAY tHcy
1ry 100 thc possession Di ha aald.
roU, Sr hauH Foley IamHu Vor
MON. Who War created 10 Ilionpt IN
ir>.. aud Who owes his u1 uc u' Foipy
'n h'# pos bona of ii. Folc. prop
criN iu pomhTokoshirr. Hud hs nam,
aft lambert tu Dol, nh, stance of ma
EnY'ilr property u Ibc late kitit
/ countess oI STAIN ord and Warning
on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
SLAVE GIRLS FOUND
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

san Francisco. March IA sr'r-
tacuiar rud ln Chinatown herr re-
SUI. % 10 10, capture of sis thincsr
slaN, girls said to have nrru tlrsu,-
Is Imported aud purchased TOW to.
sum ui s.s."0u The girls w.rr re.
moved 600 Oh, Eagrua Immigration
station aud VIII b, held there to await
the action uf tnc government - i*
believed tno girls were smugglrd into
this spor, Within the last siN months
ana probahiv they win hc drportcd.
Tho raid was made hy Immigration
officials aud policemen. Hototo the
hiding place of ~, girls was discoy-
cred tbs officers chopped through
seven blind doors The door Of q
secret shnmhcr wherein the girls
were huddl"d Nas AN .ngouiuuslN cone
trivrd panel containing a portrait of
thu Chinese emperor.
\ ting Commissioner of lmmigra
ton j. g. steward. with his assistant
iiatry Eds'll Inspector Fred Watts
and Interpreter Dr J. e.. Flrdnrt
rigidiN questioned the girls.
As ;osuit of their efforts they
have discovered how five of tn girls
| were smugglod Ia. -Four OF Thorn cam,
IA lndrr spurious certificates ot mar
riag" to Too al chinese. one VAS SNUG
giod ~ board TIA, Mnnrmrin. land
ing last july, hat the beautiful KUN
Wing, wh" rs apparently part chimes,
ana part Hawaiian or Filipino. re.
| mninS mystery, and tn" immigra
tlou aiticinis have SEQ lar boon baffled
, las her absolute refusal to say whcr,
sh" comes from OF how sh" came ia
chan Kun. Tor whom $4,000 vas
| paid AS purchase price, confessed
| mat she Was brough, over on thu
Manchurio ia a compartment built N
| the coal buuk,rs ana covered up with
| tho coal Sh, said every day one OF
| thu cuolio stokrrs dag his way int,
her prison and gave her food and
water.
Eut whom th. officials tried q" fin,
| ont from Der vino IL VAS who arrang.
"d tho smuggling or who bought hci
! when she arrived. she protested sta.
riditF ana her qucStiourrs were uu
| able tu get any further Information
ont "l Ga, -hrnkinv little chinese
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
POTASH SALTS IMPORTED
Npiu' ~ Ih"~c in,,-ri- Duiius wv"
Nnouut.t ~ Notr Ilhh
81 uoo uuu

NU tnds o' po. ' iie
Imported into 90, uuru -I.. from
! 20, .WHu.. Wh'r, b seut, " H'f' or
! uIu,. atr In operation I...' SALTS
urr JH'l fur many tn. H'." pur-
pos, gpid mluup e'l.--nthinr.
| soap-mth.ng. bl,pcbine b,.ug pho-
Geography medicine. boo masking cN-
/ plns.,s. iu foriil.z,rs Huu u many
other Nats
Th. value 81 th, mp.rr .' potash
| boo tho b.Ual year 1910 was more IMAM
Nl1 1000 uuu. ana the imports hnv"
/ boon increasing 80 u uHd 'i' from
I E,u tn NDtr.
Potash s an abundant .nsu'u"nt
u' many pod. IS. and immoral. Huud ~
| tho tuIt,u States. AMI .N",rimonis
ua," pry been mad. 90 devise
means OF prpnnoly extracting L from
/ Ga, rocks Th. waters OFF mc vest
/ ou lakes. 1s owens au' Mono lakes,
! Fuu'otual JIso contain pHt.h and
,udlrpt. chat tb, beds .. ..1rnratcd
! lIkr- i1 tho dcs'rt regions Hi 'Hfoi-
and other states may include large
! amounts or potash Potassium u.irtt"
F uu- b..u found 100 th. u,s.rj r'pion
] northeast pf ~aItuu. CAL
Deposit. uf rp.N ,tj u Michigan
ar, ALSO p' interest u tH.. .1uu'c-
tion ma. r,d beds u' tl, -uutu~cst-
ou Jutrd >tuc. contain deposits of
| g' p.um and rY.t .Jt UHl may o."
! pussihI, sYurD,. of pot.s. -Jli-. Tho
/ report -usgr-t- that th,.. '.l- might
proHtlhil h. Explored Boo places whore
I conditions taxa. tl, l..auIlttIun ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
MANY OLD SOvEREIGNS
Franz Iu-'pii III Austria l. y" Wear
odd aud Ming 81 Eou-
mama -

There are great number of very
old soNcr,ignS among W. rulers IN
Eurpp, Tho doypu b. ih. Duke ~
SAKE Mrulng.u. who completed his
Jghf,-iourtu year ou Apu - Novt
comics Kaiser Franz Joseph of Aus
tru. kIus of Hunguy. who was 80 on
August lSth.
Tn,n follow Prince ~ nHoh o.
lI"uss D. L.. who IS -. the pope.
PINS y who completed h's seventy
hit1 year ou Juno "a. th' king Of
Roumlnia, who ls -, prince Johann
of Id,chtcnstcin. who Is 90, the king
of Montenegro. who is 90, the king
of D,nmurk. who il sN. the king OF
S,rNia. GO. the sultan. ~: the king
OF Greece. 60. The prince "a Sclaum-
lWg-Lippr. 60 The King of Wurtcm-
bc'g and me kiug OF bavaria IS no az"
60, the grand duke ot Mlck!onburg-
StorlliN o.. ana the prince OF Mon
luCo. 81
Among the rolgning princes in MIDI
die age a." the grand duke of Lux
omhurg. -; Prince Cunlhrr uf
-charrahurg- todustadt IS. tho grand
aux, 81 pldcnhurg. ~ tIo duke -
NnhalG -; the King IL sweden. 80.
Kaiser Wilhelm. who was - on Fob-
ruary 9Th, the king az bulgaria. a.;
the prince Of Waldcch ana pyrmont.
! A.. the king of Great Britain ana
| Ireland and the KING of SaXony. ~;
Tho cznr. A.. the grand duke oi Hcss',
~. and the King of italy, 40.
, Tho younger monarohs are the
| prince our lippc, ~; the king ~
! Norway. 81; the king 81 the Bolgians.
3ii the grand duke of SaXe-W, inner,
"a. Prince Heinrich Rcuss \ H.. 80;
| the queen Of the Netherlands 80;
| Tho grand duke of Mecklesburg-
Schwcriu. 2N. the duke Of sax, col
burg-Gotha. %. and The king o'
/ spain. Who is now tho youngest reign
lns monarch. 2i.-Th' london Gen-
! tloWomdu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

n s .nfcd 'm Zoe N,lloae Toaslod
Uuu Fu., 500. o. Nui,u hc TO- p,Hl
ituf BIAS 1900 mim requiring io."nu
bushels ni corn It. 1899 product
f0 If wauua,tH". a 1H foa
.u tH.. NHII tN. kHoa uJo.
Ul.f ualp exclusively Hm select
o.. NHI. tmu fI, kcIue. HuNII'
u l,tn Won ,d,u time uI elbow
,.n exhibit Tu, trophy b. ''i go
annual competition until H.n
n.., n. th. same grower
CHE National Corn how OIL which
tN award Was made. ... m ,.tu.
uI tremendous magnitude Al Quo
Uf fU sc. uuns President Tart Na.
u...cn. IuI delivered au address
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
UNIVERSITY BOYS Will
ICkiE NtSllIN FARMERS

II \ ~'drI, TT y NIrsl'n 0nd ",
g. cook, debating team of the Uni
versity, viii leave tonight for the Ag-
ricul,ural college 80 Mcsilin PARK.
Whore they VIII try G'ir choicest ar
gum"nts IN the team put forth by
'nc farmers Tho question at issue
b. "Shtu The oregon Plan Of lnil.a-
tive ana Referendum pc Ndopfod by
New MtNipoHr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

Do YOU know that of All the minor
ailments colds are hv FAR the most
dangerous II r. not the cold itself
that you need 80 fear. but the serious
diseases that Il often leads 90, Most
Pneumonia and consumption are
among thcm. why not take cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy ana cur"
vour cold white YOU can? For sale
hy all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

when YOU have rheumatism In your
foot or inst"p apply chamberlain y
Linimen, ana You Nill get quick re-
lief II casts bat quarter. why
suffer For sale hN an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

"Is ID true your student lolgcr q.
studying astronomy
well ! think hc must De- il'
sleeps All day. but ~ u'ght hr e i-
ways out, "-- FlicRonde lilarttrr