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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05
GOLD CIRCLE IN
PRODUCING CLASS

Gold Circle has long passed from
the prospect stage and is now
looked upon as one Of the most
substantial camps in the State,
with many mines that have been
developed into producers of the
precious yellow metal. Perhaps
the most interesting property in
the district at the present time is
what is known as the Elko Prince.
This estate is opened for over
600 feet along the strike of the
vein and at a depth of $40 feet BY
tunnels, and there is a Wine down
ninety feet from the lowest level.
The vein, which is about Gig hteen
inches wide, shows great per-
manency and regularity Of values.
At the bJttom Of the Wine ore is
being hoisted that assays $3.50 TO
the ton and in all the other levels
the ore shows good values. a %.
ton carload shipment is to be sent
out right away from this property
and the sampl ing shows that the
lot will average $500 to the ton.
The Esmeralda is another
property in the camp that is pro.
ducing bonanza ore. The owner
OF this property at the present
time are extracting ore that runs
from $500 TO $1,000 to the ton in
gold and this rich ore is being
worked in an arrastra. In what 10
known as the roservc block of
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05

wagon. automobile, or conveyance
of any kind or character what
sover. for the taking or transport
ing of voters to the polls, nor
shall any other person or corpora
ton furish any of said coveyances
for any such purpose in behalf of
any candidate or political party:
provided, that any two or more
political parties may cooperate in
the furnishing Of conveyances for
the purpose of taking sick or Grip
pied persons to the,polls, but when
so provided they shall have neither
banner or worker upon them. Any
person or corpora ton violating
this section shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and shall be punished
as Tisdemeanors are now punished.
No candidate for office, either
in ID general, special or primary
election, shall peddle or distribute
cigars or liquors to any person.
while such candidate, nor shall any
person or corporation, in behalf of
any candidate peddle or distribute
cigars or liquors to any person.
Any person or corporation. and
any person acting in behalf Of any
corporation, or association of per-
sons, vi plating this section shall he
guilty OF a misdemeanor and shall
be punished as misdemeanors are
now punished.
No person, otherwise competent
as a witness, shall be exempt from
testfying as such. concerning any
violation of this act, on the ground
that such testimony may incrimi-
nate such person; but no prosecu-
tiOn can afterwards be had against
any such witness FIR any %offense
concerning which he testifies.
1t is hereby made the imperative
duty of every District Judge in Ne
vada to call this act particularly to
the attention TO every grand jury
instructed by him.
Ben W. Coleman.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05

badly this afternoon and as a
result we are short en- the usual
amount of reading matter.
Courthouse, Highschool. and
grammar School. souvenirs at
Wintermantel.s Jewelrv Store.
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.
George Dixon, practical house
cleaner, curtain hanger and
general utility man, offers his
services to all needing help in his
line. He guarantees good work at
reasonable prices.
Mr.. J. Franklin of Ogden. a
ladies' tailor. las joined forces
with Mr.. Gold and will conduct
that branch of the tailoring bust
ness. He comes highly recom-
mendeG and we extend to him a
cordial welcome to our town The
ladies should consult him when
needing any work in his line.
A note received from Ruby
valley last night said that a son
was born to the wife of Mr.. W. s..
Griswold on April I'd and that
mother and baby we're doing
nicely. Hope that the %youngster
i'll gwrow up to be the pride of his
parents.
Col. Harvey has some splendid
specimens of copper + found lear
town that ~assayed $40 and $50 to
the ton. II there is much of the
ore in the claim. the owner has
a bonanza.
The article on the parity Of
elections in this issue was written
by Judge Coleman Of Ely. 1t is
called to the attention % our
readers with tie hope that all will
read it and join in the movement
for cleaner and fairer elections.
He strikes at the evils of the
present system of Campaigning in
Nevada and furnishes a remedy.
Read the article.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05
A NUISANCE
UNDER GROUND

Have you any fly paper?" asked
Foreman Fred Black of the Yellow
Jacket yesterday as he entered a
local drug store. Rather early
for fly paper amt it," inquired the
clerk. NO" said Black but you
will laugh when tell you want
the sticky paper to hang up on the
1910 station of the Yellow Jacket
mine, where the flies have become
so thick that they are n nuisance,
and we r going to try to get rid
of them. They were probably
carried down in the miners
buckets, and have become so
numerous that in darting around
in the lower levels they have
bumbed employees in the eyes and
face. They are covered with white
dust and when a miner is struck
he also Gets an eye full of dust"
Mr.. Black stated that nearly all the
rats had disappeared the time of
the big earthquake and but few
had been IL in the mine since
Virginia Enterprise.
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S~almagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Constable Ouderkirk took a
drunken squaw TO Jail this after.
noon.
The mails delayed at Omaha by
the Nebraska foods have nearly all
arrived.
The commissioners met this
forenoon and appointed a constable
for Metropolis.
Mrs. DeArmond who has been
visiting her mother will leave for
her home in Berkeley tonight.
Our machine has acted very
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ground on the Esmeralda, which
is under operation by the owners
very rich ore is being extracted.
The Colorado G:andees property
has been taken over under option
by Messrs. Moore and Howell and
the shaft which is being sent down
on the estate is opening up a large
body of milling n Mr.. Moore Of
the new management is expected
to arrive from New Jersey about
April /, when extensive operations
will be started.
The lower tunnel on the Rex
property tapped the Ledge at l25
feet below the old workings, eX-
posing a big body of milling ore.
The ore at this point is so soft
that the greater part of the vein
matter is picked down with
very little powder being used. Mill
operations at the Rex are to
resumed shortly after the LIST Of
April.
High-Prade ore is being eX-
tracted from a fraction located
between the Hardscrabble and
Esmcralda properties. The ore is
being taken from a shaft that is
being sent down on a good sized
vein.
Considerable activity is shown
on the Eastern Star property
situated on Fraser Creek. The
management has a gasoline hoist or
the road which is expected in camp
any day. When tbs equipment is
installed a deep shafts to be sent
down.
There are good showings of
high-gradc gold ore in all the
workings on tn isprOperty and the
company that purchased the es ate
is so well satisfied that the pay
mcnts for the same are made ahead
of time.
A great deal Of development
work was accomplished thi' winter
on the Three Fishes estate with
the result that GOO ore bodies
are exposed.
There are many other properties
in the Gold Circle camp that have
fine disclosures Of ore and regard
less of the stringent times the
district IS ST. Hly forging aheli. -
Humboldt Star.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05

office, but the clerk is nc. Other
governors have kept the stale
government running vi lrut h.
assistance Of a clerk At q Sc car
sec no good reason why Governor
Oddic cannot do the SANE.
Then the state trcasu ~ Ia .
clerk at 500 per mont hrEilo ,
deputy at $4,000 a yea. O hc.
treasorcrs have kept H.. fnanrcs
OF the state in order y ithoul the
assistance Of a clerk an shy can
not Treasurer McMinaI d. l.n
same?
when we came to the c.ntrolI.r.
Office VIC find that the state las,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05


year paul "'p"'S !" 'E's once
'-'o0 All" " 'Si's' 9'%'o' O'h'i
C~"",'"'''' 5 nave transa'''" d
business OF inns Once "''.oni me
assistance % " 'y''s. 40" "
present CONTROLLER ran d" the same.
The attorncy-R"nsral's Office last
year cost the state SS22g OF
this amount the Announcement
drew $500. his deputy SEQ and
n tyrjst $1,000. pcrhons r This
officer a.,cndrd strictly to the bust
ness Of ais olhcc. the state could
easily dispense with the DEPUTY
and possibly the typist.
The clerk Of II. supreme court
might he prcsuad,d to work a
Iitllc harder and give up the
deputy who cost the state yI277.GO
last ycnr.
The Inspector Of mines draws a
salary Of $1,000 a year and has a
deputy who cost the state last ycgr
S23S705. Ia addition to his
salary the mice inspector drew
$l5lI.iU for Office expense and
$3.50 - for travelling expenses
IN ISL. We do nut believe mat a
deputy Us necessary in this Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05
Delinquent Notice
Observation-Disclosures MNING CoMPANN

NEVADA-FAIINlEw MINING
Principal place Of business. Elko. Elko Couh-
~ \eNadn. General ONCE outside of Nevada.
al Judge Building. salt Lake City. Utah. LO-
cation OF mines. FairNicw Mining District.
Churchill County. Nevada.
N1tirD-Iugrv are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock on account OF assess
u,ut No. T. Of puc-tpurth cent lcr share. levied
IN L tuuarN y 1919. the several amounts set Op-
unsitc the names of the respective Shareholder
a. f,I1RV-s
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
Mnsnrcn r,nh M.nIng Company

Location Of principal place of business SAT-
Lake CITY. Utah -.
ZOTICE-Thcrr ar, delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF 49,
ment NoQ levied ON the S9thdaN OF January 'l'l-;
-----.L.. .E.r.h .L--L. ls L-L-.Ms-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-05
THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION t
One :

OnS
Six Months o.
For any period under six months. IS cents
per mouth. Payable in advance Delivered by
carrier In Eiko NJ 20 cents per month or IS
,ents per week. Issued every afternoon, Sun
days excepted.
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Catered at the EiKo p%ostomee for transmission
through the mails rs second-class matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
DENIES HERSELF
TO ALL VISITORS
Miss Margaret Cameron Keeps
Herself Secluded in Hawley
Mansion.
PRoTEGE OF RAILROAD KING
FIcirs-at-Law Will Decide To-
Day Whether Or Not to
Make Contest.
PR0TEGE OF RAILROAD KING
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l


New York, February lI.--Secluied in
the magnificent mansion form srly
owned by Edwin Hawicy the bachelor
railroad king. which SHE caIms is now
her property, Miss Margaret Cameron
proicSc of the multimlliionaire, was
guarded tonight by Kam habu. thu
Japanese butter, wh" has been in
charge of the property since liuwleys
sundcn death. All ciorts TO see Aiiss
Cameron were futile. LIVER since law
lcys death she has denied herself to
visitors and has refused even to DIS
cuss her affairs with the hcirs-at- law
Of hawley.
But that she IS considered the actual
owner OF the house on East Sixticth
street and the big estate at Babylon.
Long lsiand, was made perfectly PLAIN
by those In charge at both places.
When an attempt was made to see MISC
Cameron tonight kabu insisted that
she was not there, although she had
baen seen to enter the place some hours
before.
Miss Cameron will be mere next
week" said the butler. when this was
called 10 his attention.
Who is mistress of the house," was
asked.
reply.
Did Mr.. Hawlcy give +, to hcr before
he died?"
1T is hers; that Is all know. Any
how, take my orders from her"
When an attempt was made TO get
a further statement from Nabu he in
sisted that he was not sure of any
thing, that he did not know who owned
the house. and that anyhow he has,
been warned by Miss Cameron and by
William Hawley not 10 talk. and lie
courteously slammed the door in the
face of the inquirer.
From another source - was learned
liam liawley exactly what claim she
had on the Hawley estate. II Is under
stood SHE showed him uccd of gift
TO the town house and the Babylon es-
tate, and in certain securities held BY
Hawley sufficient 10 pay for the up
keep Of the place. 1t was understood
that Immediately afte- Miss Cameron
showed her hand HawlcS left for Chat
ham, y. y. where the majority of the
Hawlcy heirs-at-law reside. and that
conference will be hcld to morrow at
which il Will lie decided whether to sub
init to the Cameron claims or TO con
test them in the courts.
The exact status az Miss Cameron
may be learned next week i'll the SUI
folk county SurroEatc's Court. The
fact that iIawlcy had his legal resi-
dence there means that the admin!stra-
tors of the estate will have to apply
for appointment there. 1t was consid-
cred certain tonight that this viii be
refused until the Cameron claims ar,
explained TO the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
MAR TIN ASSURES
TAFT OF VIRGINIA
Situation in This State Subject
OF Conference at White
House.
Lspecial q The r,imes.pispatch.l

Washington, j. C.. February IT,
President Taft to-day held confer
enco With National Committeeman
-Alvah Il. Martin. of Virginia. and
other Republican leaders. Besides this,
a visit was pa!d to the Taft campaign
headquarters, where the entire Viz
GINA situation was Como over with
Chairman Mckinley.
1t is learned here that the President
is not at all satisfied with conditions
in the South, Virginia and elsewhere
since former President Roosevelt has
practically announced himself can
didatc. and that Mr.. TAFT not only
wants more assurances from tho
Southern delegates to tho Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

Joseph's Founding Homo by n South
Scranton family sixteen years ago, and
took her Contemporaries name. being
ignorant of her own percentage. With
in two hours Miss simons had lel, her
jub, babe good-by TO her foster parents
and started for Morgnntown.
Her mother states that she IS Mrs.
Joseph j. Eibcrts. OF Morgantown. ana
that the girls real name Is Marie
Louise Schiidt, being her daughter by
her first husband. Frederick Schildt.
The girl inhcrts the fortune, she says,
through the death of an uncle III
MorEantown. When Mr.. Schildt died,
she says. she placed her infant In tho
founding home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
TO ATTACK HANDS
POWERS IN COURT
District Attorney Wants to Pre-
vent schiff and Attorney
From Tcstifying.
COULD ESCAPE PROSECUTION
Letters Found in Brandts Room
Alter His Arrest to BE
Made Public.
Especial 10 The TImcs-plspatch.I


New York, February l7.-District
Attorney Whitman Will. II was learned
tonight, If Mortimer L. Schiir and his
attorney, Howard S Cans, insist on be-
Ing permitted 10 testify before former
Judge LAND. named as special commits
Sioncr by Governor Dix to investigate
the case of Toikc T.. Brandt the tor.
MGR Schin valet. attack Hands powers
IN the court. II was learned to- nisrt
chat the district attorney is convinced
that IL Scnin and Cans testify they
cannot be prosecuted on amy charge
,hat might grow out OF the grand jury
investigation now IN, progress. and in
asmucn as hc hts aircauy refused to
sal! them before the jury, nc will try
TO Keep them from gong before any
other tribunal
Justice Glard is expected on Monday
20 sustain tho writ OF habcas corpus
aitackinG the validity Of Branjt's SEN
tcncc he WIFI tnrn be returned to the
Tomos for trial or sucn other action
as may be considered necessary by
W hitman. AS he Will under the In "
then bc in the position OF never hav-
inE been tried. the Governors powers
10 force tho hearing Icy Hand, which
Is TO determine whether executive
clemcnGy should be cXtonded. is q,y.;.
toned. Most lawyers are satisfied that.
II the sentence is set aside, the CO..
ernor has no power to continue tho
hearing. and if it does go ON. its pro-
oeedings could not be used az % basis
1cr an immunity plea
Desire Fun Publicity.
After stating that both he and MS
client. Schin, desired the fullest pub
Iicity OF everything connected with the
case, Cans said this afternoon that
in addition to De Lancy Nicoli. his per
Sonal attorney, he had retained Louis
Marshall. one of the best known law
yers in this city, 10 protect his In
tereEtr."
Cans and Schiff, it was understood
tonight, plan to make public four
letters they have In their possession
which were taken from Brandts room
utter his arrest by a private detective
hired by Schiff. IL they arc called by
Commissioner Hand, who will begin
his public hearing next Tuesday.
Three az these letters have already
been privately turned over for inspec-
ZION TO the district attorney. The
fourth. which has a direct bearing on
Brandts case. ia in Schin's possession,
and nc has refused TO turn it over.
Cans, however, has told the district at
torncy that If lie wants him TO he will
make IA copy of il for the benefit of tho
prosecutor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

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Socialist Lyccum Course. the local or
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MISS Fenimore takes tho place Of
cnhrles Edward Russell, who was
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ehose To sacrifice the former. Miss
kenmore Is highly recommended by
the national headquarters OF the So
chnat party as an exponent of It's
philosophy. being not only well In
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FROM SALESGIRL TO HEIRESS
Scranton FoundinH's Mother Turns
Up md Toll Her of Inheritance

Scranton, Penn, February IN
transition from saicsglrl to Il hciress
was the experience OF Miss Mary
Louise Simons, an ompioye of a de.
partment store acre, yesterday after.
noon when she waited on q weli-dress.
I'd woman who came to her counter
Her customer Informed the grit that
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Morgantown. West Va. adding thai
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infancy.
Miss Simons was adopted from st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
HYDE LOSES APPEAL

New York, February l7.--Charlca
Hazen Hyde. former city Chamberlain,
has lost his appeal TO the appel
late division OF the Supreme Court for
a change OF venue on the ground thai
inc public mind in this county had
been prejudiced ageInst him and he
could not receive a fair trial. Ha
therefore must stand trial here on tho
charge OF bribery growing out OF tho
deposit of city money in the Carncg 10
TrMSt CompnnN and tho Northern Ennk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
REFUSED BY MINISTER'S
rhiIndciphin ClrrESmcp Decline TO
MnrrN rnMl In CrniN mud Miss nnilcy.

Especial TO The IllncS- DlSpatca.l
Philadelphia. Pa. February 1I.--Nalf
II dozer local clerEymen to-day refused
20 marry raul LA Croix, n wealthy
Bailey, formerly of Memphis. but more
recently OF 80 West seventy eighth
street. New York because the groom
to-be had been divorced and was the
guilty party ia the action. After
spending most of the day riding In
taXicabs only 10 be REUSED BY the min
listers called on. the couple departed
for New Jersey. hoping for better luck.
Ia CroiX lived at 3j3 West Thirty
fifth Street New York