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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILl

Mr.. Grifiths' team took a spiu
around town on its own hook today
Joe Hcnnen, the enerprising
young rancher Of Pleasant valley.
is in town.
Mrs. Judge Taber and children
returned from Santa Cruz, Cal.
%lfornia, this morning.
Congress adjourned yesterday
after adopting Senator LaFollette's
resolution for the investigator of
1912 campaign contributions.
Sheriff Harris returned last
night from delivering ballot boxes
at Mardis and J~arbidge. ard struck
out again this morning with more
boxes.
According to the statement in
the LO'elock Review-Miner. SIS. 9O4
were contributed for the Mazuma
sufferers, and S59OS.9l were X
pended. Elko contributed S5O5.
An Italian was kicked in the head
by a horse at TOmari ranch west of
town yesterday and seriously hurt.
He was brought to the county
hospital. HIS condition is said to
he critical.
a petition to put tie names Of
the hull moose candidates on the
state ticket was circulated around
town yeterday. When last seen by
cur informant, 9S voters had sign
ed il. The signers were not all
bull mooses.
Mr.. CritchIy and family have re.
turned from their camping trip.
n Irltch Is IN the harness
again as superintendent of the
light plant.
Attorney General Baker arrived
from Carson this morning to
examine into the status of the
case brought by Attorney General
StOddard to turn the Hiram Chase
estate into the state treasury. Mr..
Chase died seven years ago. leav-
ing an estate valued in the neigh
borhood Of $40, 900. Up to this
time, no heirs have established
their claims to.the estate and under
the law il reverts to the state.
There will doubtless be a sharp
contest over the estate 10y eastern
claimants.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30

Sardis Summerfeld, for several
years United States District
Attorney in Nevada and one of the
old line republicans leaders, who
is fighting to be elected United
States Senator on the progressive
ticket has entered into an agree
ment with Key Pittman, the demo.
cratic candidate, to tour the state
together and discuss the pollica
issues Of the day. They have in
Viteh W. A. Massey, the republican
candidate for reelection, to do the
same thing and make it a three
cornered discussion, but whether he
accepts or not they intend to keep
their agreement with each other. -.
Enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
Salmagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Mr.. McMurtrey left for
Tuscarora this morning.
Wanted-Ofce desk in good
condition Roller top preferred.
Apply to Mrs. Morgan Hill Box
1926.
Attorney Henderson returned
this morning from Gerlsch.
where he went on business for the
Western Pacific.
The Dominican Sisters of Reno
have decided to huild a collge for
young women. 1t is expected to
start work on the erection of the
building this fail. The building is
TO be completed within twelve
months and approximately 500, 900
is TO be used in the con truction.
Sheriff Harris and Ossie Miller
got in from Contact at II o'clock
last night. They made about 220
miles yesterday with the sheriff's
auto and only had one blowout on
the trip. Ossie says the road from
here to Contact is full of"Eumbs"
and that nearly all of them were
hit.
Buttermilk is recommended as
nm excellent diet for taking on
weight, and if one is eager 10 join
the United States army and is a
few pounds below the requirement
such n means of adding to ones
bulk may be very desirable. A
young mar in Indiana tried butter
milk, at the suggestion of the re-
cruiting sergeant, and in four days
had gained six pounds.
County Clerk RYAN received a
communication recently from q
man living in the east who states
that he is tho heir to the Comstock
estate in Virginia City, and wants
to know If he shall come to this
place. II the gentleman is the heir
of the original discoverer If the
Comstock. there is not much left
to inherit but the name and fame
that he left behind Virginia
Chronicle.
Attornc! General Baker has
authorized District Attorney
Dysart TO call up the Hiram Chase
estate matter Saturday and have
the hearing set for October 18th,
Mr.. Baker intends TO push the
! matter to a C Inclusion as soon az
possible.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
At PALISAUE

Conductor Joe Featherstone Of
the Eureka.Nevada Railway met
with a serious accident at Palisade
Thursday afternoon shortly after
the arrival Of the train there. He
was ngaged with the train when
he fell between two Of the cars.
Mr.. Tyler n clerk IN the store op.
positC the railroad yard, saw
Featherstonc fall. and rushing over
toward the engine succeeding in
having the fireman stop the train
a lmcst INN ediately.
Although the train was stopped
almost instantly, Fcatherstone is
thought to have been rolled and
pushed along under a car for some
five or six feet, and was found to
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30

Taber has arranged to make the
amount good to the Greeks. He
also wrote letters to the officers
from Elko to San Francisco to look
out for the swindler.
De Martini or Martin is a dark
complexioned. stocky Italian. He
is wanted in Ogden and Salt Lake.
He caught Judge Taber by having
attended Santa Clara college and
working the college racket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30

DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Hood depart,
ed for Salt Lake last night.
Drop a little democratic poison
in Fred Voight's path as you pas.
along
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke Jones
left this morning for New York to
visit Mr.. Jones parents.
Mr.. Mcbride left for Carson last
night to attend a meeting of the
state banking board. He was &C.
companicd by Mrs. Mcbride.
Bonnie Mcbride returned last
night from a surveying trip in
southern EIkO and northern White
Pine. He reports rather a tough
time.
Postmaster Doughty informs us
that the salaries of the employees
in he pos'ofice have not been
raised-that they are now only
getting the salaries they we're en-
titled to three or four years ago.
No one has yet appeared to claim
the $3.50 chrome which Senator
Williams offered to the congress
man who should show favorable
comment by Colonel Roosevelt on
any President except Abraham
Lincoln. Boston Transcript.
Ralph Gedney, VINO had one of
his legs badly injured in an acct.
dent Sunday is getting along nice
ly. We are glad to learn that no
bones were broken and that his in.
jury is not serious.
The old board walk in front of
the Henderson building on the
corner west of the bank was taken
up this forenoon. One man did
the work and a dozen or two
watched him. a concrete pave
ment will take the place of the old
walk.
Sheriff Harris returned last
night from a trip through the
northern part of the county with
elections supplies and left early
this morning for Contact. He
expects to return from Contact to.
night. IF he does, ,he will have
travelled 2l4 miles. Ossie Miller
went along 10 keep the sheriff in
good humor when his auto buckcd.
4 Jamesptrt applicant for a
county school was being questioned
by those in authority here. And
what is your position with regard
to whipping children?"one member
asked. MY usual position she
replied, "is on the chair, with the
child across my knees face down
ward.
Max MaXgut, a saloon keeper,
and J. II. Brown, a mine cmployc,
had n fight at Goldfeld Tuesday
night ahd Brown got the worst OF
it,. They wcre separated and
| Brown was washing the blood from
his face, when Maxgut came upon
him with a drawn revolver. Ec
fred at Brown and missed. Brown
then whipped out his revolver and
sent n bullet through Maxgut't
lungs. Brown vas arrested ant
Maxgut was taken to y hospital
! where he was said to be dying.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
A BOOST FOR BAcHMAN

we, the undersigned members
aud officers of the Chamber of
Commerce Of Northern Nevada
recognizing the many sterling
qualities possessed by Mr.. Emmett
l.. Bachman, due hereby respect
fully urge the voters of Elko
county to support him in the cam
paign he is making for the office
OF County Commissioner (short
term.) In this case the office is
seeking the man. Mr.. Ba"hnan
did not desire office. We prevail
ed upon him to make the fight
because we believe him peculiarly
qualified and this body always has
in mind the good of the county.
We have known MIR. Bachman
for many years and have found
him to be upright. honest and a
more than capable citizen: one
who has had at all times the
interest of his county and state
at heart.
We feel assured that in asking
for Your support We are doing that
which will make for better roads,
better commercial conditions la
Elko county. Mr.. Bachman has
stood always for the advancement
Of things Industrial in his county
and will if elected devote his time
to the bringing about far better
condition in our own locality. He
has stood long and resolutely for
County road impr, vement-our
paramount need at prcsent-that
is so long as this feature of local
government does not bri1g about
burdcnsome taxation. He is him
self a taxpayer, a mar of ideal
family life and is known here as
one whose word is his bond and
whose promise involves his honor.
Mr.. Bachman has lived for four
years in Ruby Valley and has been
for eight years in business at
Tuscarora. This fact should save
the county many dollars in mileage
during his term of office as his
duties can be administered from
that central point.
The undersigned prefer to have
this petition considered not as a
political document but as an earnest
of their duty to their fellow
citizens of Elko county and as au
expression of their faith in the
candidate whose name they urge
you to support at the primaries
and on election day-because he is
cmminently fitted for the Office of
County Commissioner
(Signed) Respectfully,
Chamber of Commerce of North
ern Nevada.
by Tyler w. Lougbry
President.
A. w. Sewell
Jas. W. Linnell.
DR.. c. T.. Secor.
John Gross,
Ed. Todd,
II. S. Haskins.
T. W. Loughry.
Board of Directors.
Members: Frank Grandy, w.
S. Hillmsn, o. M. Lamon. John
Phillips, &. Levergne, John Can
trell, Herman Sievers. Ira Clunch.
Tuscarora, Nevada, August 20,
1912.
O~nreasonsbIa
DID you friend have . ROOD tn.
on his hunting trip7"
NO; didn't enjoy bimself =, -,
The guides got poevish abous ~.
AA@A
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
Salmagund
RoMsATURDAY's DAILY

Mrs. Moss returned from Sal
Lake last night.
MIR. Greenfield returned from
San Francisco last night.
Mr.. Peterson. the veteran pro,
pector of Copper Basin, is in town
The bull moose party has beer
organized in Douglas county and 8
complete county ticket has been
placed in the field.
John McFarlans is moving the
office of the Water and Light com.
pany from the Telephone office TO
the Dor formerly occupied BY
Dave Caper's store.
We are sending out a ew sample
copies Of the Daily AMI Weekly.
Those who receive them will not be
asked to remit. We hope some of
them will becume regular sub.
scribers. but il they donot we will
not think their hom.s are not
worth reaching" witt the indie
pendent.
County Commissioner Charles
l.. Brown of Storey county died
Thursday evening from lead poison
ing. He was a painer and con.
tracted the disease following his
trade. He was a naive Of Gold
Hill. aged 43 years. He leaves
three children now inthe Orphans
Home, the mother having died
several years ago.
Senator Penros, is showing up
the corruption Of he campaign of
1904. when Roosevelt defeated
Judge Parker. His statement that
the Standard Oh company contri.
buted 1925 On toward Roosevelt'sI
campaign fund with the full know
ledge of Roosevelt is substantiated
by the sworn evidence of Arrhbold. |
Ar"hbold also testified that the
company was asked TO contribute
$3.50, 600 more. and upon it's re-
'usal Roos,velt.beRan his war on the
company. CT course Roosevelt
everything and charges
Penrosc and Archbold with lying
about him. IT looks to us as if
Teddy is doing the Ananias act.
The trouble with the business
II the United States under the
tariff" said Governor Wilson to
HI" New Jersey farmers us that
men think they can't make money
with out the assistance Of the gov.
'rnmcnt. And as long as you
allow them to think that. then
very mothers son Of us is tied to
he apron strings of the old grand.
mother sitting in the capitol at
Washington" The era f infant
Industries is past. American
BUSINESS is old enough and big
.nough and strong enough to stand
Ipor its own notion"
Roy and Don MerithCw left for
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30

Roy and Don MerithCw left for
San Franisco last night.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30
Salmagund

FROM DAILY
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-08-30

onreasonsbIs.
DID -FOUR TREND have . GOOD tim.
on his hunting trip7"
No; didn't enjoy himself a, All
The guides got pocvish abous s,s
shooting SO many OF them for ssn.a
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Carstar-
phen OF Myton are the guests this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lee at
the home OF the latter on North
Eighth street.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Tom Fitch OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

Helper were visitors from the rail-
road town In Price last Tuesday |
Tho Advocate acknowledge a pleas
ant call from them.
DIR. y. NJ. Neher and Principal
Davies OF the Castle Gate schools
were down from the coal camp last
Thursday between trains Some bis
development work IL being done
there at this time.
p Neil NJ Madison and y. $. Nell
son were here yesterday. going over
TO Emery county today on a sheep
deal. The election OF Wilson APP
pears to have not affected local
traders In the slightest.
&C. A. Franks IL In salt Lake
City this week buying goods for his
newly opened merchandising cstab-
lishmcnt at Price. His line already
IL one OF the most attractive and
complete In this section OF the atatc.
J. G. Hcadlund of Salt Lake
City. architect for the new wecter
block. was here Saturday. checking
up the work OF Contractor Gunder-
son. lie expects tho building 10 be
ready for occupancy by the first Of
December.
DIR. aud Mrs. y. $. Thome re-
turned to Price during the week
from the East. whore they had In
tended to make their home. but on
account OF the formers health have
returned TO Utah. They are as yet
undecided whore they will locate.
DIR. l.. u. Sandal will leave IN
the morning for Price, where he hai
property interests 10 look after. Or
Sandal has not yet decided whor,
no will locate after leaving THU
city. aud may yet 20 TO South
America. Grand Junction sentinel
sth.
sam G. Sheriff.. who has built
recently hundred and fifty OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

more dwellings for the W. a. sharp
coal corporations, was here yester-
day en- route to the three camps
south OF Price. lie Is just up from
a light case OF typhoid lie regis
tered nj the Savoy.
Manager Fred L. Wood OF the
savoy and Levi n. Harmon are
home from the pathfinders dolngs
at salt Lake City the first OF the
week. They are each enthusiastic
over the proposed transcontinental
highway and sec great things in It's
building. not only for Price. but All
OF Eastern Utah.
&C. T.. Blanton OF the Provo
Herald came to the city Tuesday
and Is registered az the savoy. lie
Is preparing an Industrial article
for this city and the trade territory
surrounding. and Is meeting with
considerable encouragement from
business men and others. lie - an
old time friend Of Fred l.. Wood Of
the Savoy.
Harry H. Cole. one OF zlon's
leading mining stock brokers aud n
promoter Of good propositions. was
a visitor In Price yesterday In COM
pany with John Y. Smith. lie Is
interested in fruit tracts aud was
snuch pleased with What he saw un-
der the canal OF the Price River ir-
rigation company. lie predicts a
sugar factory for Carbon county in
side Of a couple Of years.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Picrson OF
sunnysido we're here yesterday en-
route to Excelsior Springs. Mo.
where they are to visit the formers
parents for couple OF weeks. az
forwards going to Alabama and la
ter to California. They are accom-
| panied by their two sons Mr. Pier
son will return TO Price In time 10
assume the duties Of the county
clcrkship. to which he was recently
elected. by the first Of the year
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

The passport to your en-
ployer's higher regard and re-
spect, young man, is a savings
pass book.
Think over that fact before
you continue to thoughtlessly
spend the money you can and
should savel
An employer can bank" on
the employe with savings
bank account. All employers
know that. Your employer al
80 knows that. Can he bank"
on your
Open a savings account here
today let your money
earn 4 per cent interest. A
dollar will do 10 begin with.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
PURELY PERSONAL

j. H. Myers OF Mohrland was
In The city yesterday.
j. NJ. Miller OF Cotton was do.
Ing business In Price yesterday.
- II. Sharp was transactins !
business In Salt Lake city during
the week.
Mrs. George Ryland visited
with friends and relatives NJ Nj.
Pleasant last week.
County Attorney Hoffman, was
In salt Lake City last Thursday
and Friday on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ~. Thornc Of
springyillc are registered NJ the
Tavern. being on their way 20 iia-
watha
Chief Clerk Lave Evans OF the
Utah Fuel company at Castle Gate
was doing business at Price last
Saturday.
Grant c. Dagley and A. n. Do
Long OF Provo have been In the
city this week and are guests Of
the Tavern.
j. u. Fleming and George
Raymond OF Hlawatha were In the
city yesterday In attendance upon
district court.
Mrs. y. c. Sullivan accom-
panied her daughter. Mrs. l.. Il.
Dobbs. home TO bingham last week
on a short visit.
General Superintendent Thorn
as Bell OF the Kcnilworth mines
was down from there on business at
Price last Saturday.
j. l.. Eokort. contractor for the
high school building. IL n guest OF
the Tavern today. being here 10
look over the work.
j. NJ. Beattic. manager " the
Sharp stores. was here this morning
on his way 10 Mohrland. Black
Hawk and Hiawatha.
Sam c. King aud ID. ID. Houtz
OF Salt Lake City are attending
court at Price this week, being
guests OF the Tavern.
Harmon stolz left last Tues
day evening for Illinois. called there
by the serious Illness OF his father,
and who IL not expected TO live.
U. T.. Curtis aud Sheriff Henry
Thompson OF Emery county are reg
istered az the Savoy. being here on
matters before the district court.
Manager Hamilton Is back at
the Tavern after a trip 10 Salt Lake
City for several days. lie had been
numbered among the sick recently.
!. y. Forester. geologist for
the Consolidated Fuel company and
allied corporations. Is here today on
route TO the camps south OF Price
H. n. How. purchasing agent
for the Utah Fuel company, made
trip last week and this 10 the up
per camps OF that company In Car
bon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Carstar-
phen OF MytOn are the guests this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lee at
the home OF the latter on North
. Eighth street.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Tom Fitch OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
TAFT BEGINS WRITING
MESSAGE To CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON. d, C.. Nov. IL
President Taft remained In his study
10 the White House today and be-
gnn the preparation OF his annual
message 20 congress.
The presidents lame right ankle
was better today. but his physicians
advised him TO keep 10 hisstudy.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
WHAT TEXANS ADMIRE

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TO Hugh Tallman OF San Antonio.
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Kings New Life pills surely put
new life and energy into a person.
Wife and believe they are the
best made" Excellent for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles; zoe at
all dealers.-AdYt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14
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Let us figure with you on a loan
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Price, Utah.
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City and ranch property. r. w.
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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-14

Invites the people OF Price
aud vicinity to call and look
over their complete line OF
goods. consisting OF China.
Crockory. Glassware. Granite
and Tinware. School Supplies.
Fancy Work and Notions OF
all kinds. A speciality -"The
Red Band Brand" Candies.
Chocolates and Bon Bons.
fresh direct from the faeto-
ries OF New York. Also a
complete line OF Xmas goods.
The largest ever seen In this
city. Make this your head
quarters for Xmas goods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-12
JAMES WF,TC0MB RILEY
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
PROGRAM AT LIBRARY

Today's exercises at the Cairo
Public Library closes the week }
celebration of the birthday anniver-
sary Of James Whitcomb Riley, the
poet. The entertainment will be
held al Library hall this afternoon
beginning at 2 o'clock The public
is cordially invited to attend, The
entertainment will be free to an
,sThe program
Nothing to Say" Miss Clendenen
"Griggsbg Station" Doris Marx
ike Walton's Prayer Mrs, Her
bert stelnel
"oll Man ana Jim, Miss Glen
denen
Song, There Little Girl, Don't
Cry Mrs. BourQue.
When the Frost is On the PUN
kin. Granny" Doris Marx.
Song, Little Orphan Annie,
Gladys Gibson.
Let Something Good BE Said,
Miss Clendenen
SONGS, 20, Heart of Mine" Gallo.
way, There Is Ever Song. Kruni
Mrs, Bourque.
The Funniest Thing in Til,
World. When We First Playet
SHOW" Mrs Steinel.
"An Old Sweetheart Of Mine,
with musical accompaniment, Mis-
Clendenen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-12
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