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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25

Greeley.-Miss Anna Knight. nine
teen, of Omaha sustained broken
collar bone and numerous bruises
when she was thrown from a motor
cycle.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
Former Councilman Takes Own Life

Eldora Colon. C. Norris. former
member of the Eldora town board,
committed suicide by swallowing poi
son. No reason is known for the act.
He was a miner and unmarried.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
Henwood Denied New Trial.

Denver.-The motion for a retrial OF
Harold +. Henwood, convicted of the
murder of George L. Copeland and
sentenced to death, was overruled by
Judge Butler.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25

Eagle.-Mrs. B. NJ. White, hurt in
the automobile accident in the pass.
ing through Eagle county of the
Hoosier party. led here.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
What splendid facilities are offere'
for remaining poor!
Her Varying Preference.

Until a girl is eighteen any sort
uniform supplies a man with the m
essary credentials. But after that her
interest does not respond to anything
short of pair of shoulder straps.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
Boy Flies in Homemade Machine.

Fort Lupton.-Bruce Hall attempted
an aviation flight in homemade ma
chine from the loft of his fathers
barn. The boy will recover. The
machine is a wreck.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25
MARINES HOLD SEATTLE.
Armed Guards Patrol After RE
Flag" Riots; Secretary Daniels
for Free Speech.

Seattle, Wash. July 21.-Armed pa.
trolls from United States war ships.
practically putting Seattle under fed
eral martial law, commanded by a
captain frfom one of tho vessels. un-
doubtedly prevented a renewal Satur-
day night of riots and wrecklng Of
property by sailors and civilians bent
on vengeance for the display OF the
red flag of anarchy.
Early in the day Mayor Cotterill
had closed all saloons and forbid the
publication of the Seattle Times.
Judge HUMPHREYS OF the Superior
Court set aside Mayor Cotterill's or
der closing the saloons. and came to
the rescue of the Times with an in
junction forbidding the police to in
terfere with the publication of the
paper
Secretary Daniels in telegram
from Mount Rainier said his remarks
had no bearing on 1.-The local situation
in Seattle" and declared he was for
free speech and free press.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25

Chinese Republic on Verge CT Fall.
washington.-Conditions in China
are becoming alarming according t.
reports to the State Department. A
separation movement in southern
China is the cause. The American le-
CATION Mt Picking reported that Shang-
hal has declared its independence of
the Picking government.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1913-07-25

placed anywhere. AZ
tracts and kills all
Aiss. Neat, clean. or
namental, convsnisnt
cheap. Lasts all
season. ade of
metal, oan'tspili or Up
over; will not soil or
injuro anything.
Guaranteed elective
All dealers orssent
express paid for si.oo.
Ave-, brookiyn. u. z.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
REPORTED NEW
 nOY0kE PAY
INTERMEnlATE STREAK SAID TO
 HAVE BEEN FOUND THERE.

Tbnt n rathet remarkable Rtrihe has he4n made oh Me- 2 IIpIyokg creek fur aEure tie bedrock ia the. report wIIeh reached the rIty aurIuG rht last couple of days.
 The report has not beCh confirmed directly hy Inc M7sH who are Wotlsih!s the pruoeT,y hut II ia generally nr" lIrvtd by those who heard the story that 1t iH founded an fact, This bE'- llet ia strengthened hY tlIe kruwledgI that the man who who has been wora- ins eR the claim ia betnK joined ny .tnarher uud all put4lt will probably ho LnztaIled wIthtn a few dHyR The pA1 Is said In have been dlscoverNu Haits u distance AbtIvc the 'Iehrnck where the gold was found an the creeE n former tinea The TrpOTLs AS 70 ths anruai values .p1nd arr tnn indehnlIt to TarrOrt the forming nT An fstI- unMIe
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
M'MANuS HEARS
 ABOUT MAIL
CHIEF CLERK EAMES AT COR. poVA SAYS THINGS ARE
 MOVING ALONG.

wm. NcMNnuS. Yhicf clerk of the raIiwuy nntl se+rtre. has Jcrci'cd Il counan ra ttpn from C:lliCi Clerk EnR14a of Cordov'L in which the la.- ter 4tntrs that the mai. lz moving uiunF all right He HugEestE that tho postn:fcA department is probably the he9t !ndEo of rerles ana will ST" thht the bcst possible Meanz ara emn!ny7 pd io get the mall td L.e Jntrrlor.
 Mr McMnruS himself Pnin'a unt tho dangEr If exaKEeratErH mLtters Io inc department. He h@tieVes that ir tha .depar tr1chi once discovers m Inclination lo cxnGGsratc nn lha sillI- ject ct Ihc naat1 delay q great Int 0f harm may Fesult.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
TIE EVE OF THE GREAT
 DAY BREAKS SERENE

LouESnE arunnd t.R sLrvSIs ui Nonls'a fair S3rY this lnUrn1Ie rHF was struck by tt,e lhuOght that the pupull1r sGrIned Inhi1mAnly quiet. ui- though m full view of Vnr ur tke mO rnentouH events of History EUt A ripple slirrpl IIs@ sncLzl sur12ce and 0u,t. nhi&L1 AARiIy ilnAEiTe that NGme waa unconscious nf the <Tcnt thl1Es which Ihr EItas havu Ln sinrr f'lT !I'T ionlarruw Fut sHsh is lot the hl%:. Instcah uf .latriht,LinE che Iuieiude 'r uhrdfi srtclEneHH cnu must attribute Il 10 that lcrilpn sudneas which weighs on EvcIS huIYnah Ln the lnCments i'n- Inealately preceding an epnrhnl pt . rInd or those preceding a v1'nl 'Ii'"-r . nIInn iH tEvA rsI1Eiona bst~Hen tue ailul rnd Its-- hndy suGh us occurs 'o c'lch and every one nL us inst befI>"r F'L- iinE hhDz+d-
 And. taking at,nni hanging, "@"rF TtadiAtur. buG, then, let ue rr'L RF boTTu>SluE trouble; tt VIII rhmT af'rr enough
 Now, u'hat deep mystery h1T+ she RndIatusS in stpry for tIs"ae who nt- rhlI,f rhal baIEIIRt tunorTUT rFesih- Al present. they present all 'hA :I' pnurances af men whn have Pc 1T s4rnal mRehin+ in every pu'a;H:. Mo gull MGV~nuS ia E0Iu6 urouna vi'h | '.shE.nng look which nus r'-n th' ,-l..1,. E% in Inc rnEtOflee ran nnlGrr TT a nhu1n4ns There 's guilt l1dcI I,Iy HrInen ia every nneHmcnt. '' l.n.xs thui ihe guardians of tnr pNn- l'r r.Iorafk know it- l'enee the fotbt rransuroErihcEliun that would oA'is' che portals Hr an? pGILeHlItrF CT earth E1 hy npcn nntnmatirn lT s"' his r%ceptirt
 Tsut +nmorrrw evInir- iH el"s7 1' hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
ALL WEST TO FIGHT '.
 CONSERVATION IDEA

appoints Hd RE HacEetary pE Iha int%F[oE *ItEIH+ frlah whosC opinions are altC- EethCr opposed to tho idea Of conseT- vH tim. Funds wilt be. raissd all over and will hc used for the propagation uE information showing thut cpFAeF" walton aB 1t haR beEn nractISed In Te- cunt YeRrs ie 6 fad which uny ErP- vents the present E4nsr4t.oD 4ton having 1lR shnrh In tnr nlesSlIIes he. slowed ny nature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
ERIC. l|NDbLOM
 RECOVERS DEBT
OUTSIDE PEOPLE SHOCKED BE. CAUSE MILLIONAIRE SUED
 FRIEND.
4pEriaI Nugget 4ervieA

3pEeiaI Nuaqet 3errIoe.
 OAKLAND. Jan 17.-Erie in,l- bIrm, whn is dBHcTibe6 here Is Il mil IIraai.9 from Eume hAz get Il rlaH- m1nt HGaInst Richard DybcrEh iu tho SHIFT of E2o0.
 The rapcrs are playing up the sIuIy lcraay Hnd ars fAakurIng the fact :rni IindhLom is R millionaire end ihai thr s33n mas TCncy which he IenL :r nvbrrElI Tho, they say, was Friend of J.irdbinrn.
 'rJIc stnTy IS mada tc read IS though !. lInrl htattcd millionaire had IeiIr a2Gn te IL Iricnd hut that friendship ceased Thcn the UIhsr fcllnW fHIIpCl ta kIow bRcl:,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
SOLOMON NOTES.
SnAeiAI hku unsl 6arsieA

Special Nu9psE S@rSieA- =
 DICKSON. Jan. IS-DT. KItrissct' Amd Mrs. KiitI+hett are nnw .rrsIdtTE at the rirESnn hntel.
 Nmdy fsaurr and ENIhert are drF F- jag at the head or Moran Kulch aud have good prospects,
 NelzLn and Olson are McvtnS t'lN Northern hCtrI rom Soi9n"n !0 5hovel creek : %. ,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
ATLANTIC POOL OVER
 SHIP WAR EXPECTED

ulc thinR that ssTioI% tltffeEe7rea a1 ouInior hsvr arisen which nTe 1lnrSt certuin la ront1nue l0nG enough [" create n nerce rivalry.
 Nh cul In rhe retes lGls bf<h aTI- nounEcd up tO the pfAsknt hut Il IS exneoted within q Very fe~ days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
ASKS FOR $6,500,0O0
 TO f0RTIFY PANAMA

think that rmergenc1cs might ocruf ni wntch thDre Ia no InleirE at lhe nrN"- ent tirhE.
 The coIoneTs idea is rurposFG Ia DC that xrcuL forts shUsIIIl be c"hsLr'ictVs' .a+ bnrr entrances ana that they should be equipped wIth the m7'' powerful QrT1llefy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
TAFT TO BANQUET,
Spssia! Nuunst asrxseA

WASHINGTON. JaIL. II.,- .E,Cr*I'ElIt Fnf1 has EAfs LhH ri1" Lu aIIt"f |" banQurt In n. given in his hmSHi' -n New York, He ~ilI IelIVEI speech nrter thI4 dinnr' Iut H|1rnr iTnIEnT ti Tir rxpreaslon of upIhion is expected from him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
N Nuaotl 6eAcGaI 4asVIaaA

NEW YORK. Jan. is,-fhG HfeAn . Skfn lines have cCJnA ir an agreement to follow ia future a couTse which Ia somo sixty miles Eoutd cf the place where the Titanic Y1E lnst,
 This arEznEc mcEt has been thlhh Sn thut safety will be inEesed. whne neither hnA will hAyg 1U advantage
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
NngRst 8Pseiss&srMas.

Nuggst 8PseieRSE71'TVios.
 KANSAS CITY, Jan, 1T.--"enH LoMHshury, a wealthy 0reguhIan. ~aH convicted tDdsT m the rhArEs oa holding up | train and rpbb1Fg inc mnlIs- Eentenre. has not yet 6ser RzsaRd. hnL tht evidence Hho~fn c.eArly inc Huhi sf ElIe acnused me a long term in thn pqn1tentinry awl.HE him
 Arlnrt1inE to IhA reports I!nnhsbury
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
epuoIal NAas4t earvSss

epuons wknSAF e@rrse~
 DENVER. Inn. te.'-A noveulhnt wua jnnuKurAIr.l herP t1d,ly Wh1nh has fnT ils object the Ten*HtfnK n1 inc whulr WsHt in one Ercnt body t~ Ha,hf Ihr polly pf conservation. 'Thr nurpoBe is [" InHEr tne ''pen1nF A uubsir andE tk" rallyinE cry and 10 EutnL nranehrS of the 'TEanlxaslrn tH .-Srrv Inl4iInn ,lf gS,..It WehicTa sIHIc.
 Tim eiYcrt will alan hr n11lG fd haFu
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

Fsu hays HSgf HkAI& 1sussa .SA saving on yaur fuAl and a1cS1aE Lst ua figure you a nrAatAr kstiri |; FGur winters meat. Phone Rld T
 UNIcM MEET naT
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
sn~<iAi .Nuupat asrvEna

SnV<IM Wu0bMt ""Vh&
 ANTWERP, JNn l1--rhc AIlann'' steamship pool has been dissolved uRd a rata var Is expected Lo come tn- rnedEn.tsiy as tho result. Tee cause uf the dissoluticn is not very clearly l0nuwR, hut mGSt wgiL Jni"r1n+d pen-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
spAoIal esunsAs GsrvaaA

6pANIHV FNVu8~t W%V
 WASHINGTON, Tsn- iI,-t!olontl unetkalH has r%nucs,td congress fo: nn nppturr.arion vt ks.L0o.OOO wlrh which to tortfy the Panama canal. The chitf-Hngineer peIfFveH 1t prudent to ptt-.Aef at oncc wifh the work of huiIdtux Furliacattnns hrd seems tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

We have been a%IIina groceries in NOnns for thItAsH years, ard our huHiAAAa has tA4M incrAzalnp every year. There must b. A rsAsen. ThSrulf Lshr,anr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
AT THE NEW EAnsE

Harrieh 9+uz.F ';Apnales R.., dr.uTht. aIEs "ss'AOs" hs ths Ast,l, {. pas%.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
MAIL GLOBES TO-DAY.

Tho registered mail ter outside r.F,sra this aftrrGOnn ut 5 o'clock anl tho ntdihary thnn closes at f b. in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
WEHTHY OREGON MAN
 PROVES 1 DESPERAOO

l. w.rrh many thousands uf d"iiaTs and the reaspn for hif hecfE1n'"e' !" h. milf car bO nntkiuE clAs than 'h"I ho wunted s.iIl r1nTe Inoney.
 HIp pnst rsFper wifi br nFestE'llt'u hv rnA pcl1cA wi1n hcl1hFe n''% sn'" hc must have Ic1uiFed Ills "F"'" "' unlawful neaRa'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

POWELL AT UKALAkLEET.
 Marshal Powell arrived at Unala kIpet last night and intHndsd n r"- main .hrr@ nnsiI this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

The Daily Nugget. p2,90 pEF mrntF
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
MRS. MCMANuS TO LECTURE.

Mrs. I1c3Ianns Is htIlrarLnE < It"- Iute an Shakespeare hceGre tlIr FL'r- can snrEeEY this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
STEAMERS
 TO AVOID DANGER

over the other in IliA matter of route It Is not believed timt the tHhe n crossing the Atlantic ~in hr altered very much while he change m cnursc will have tho effect Gf giving passfH- Errs more comfortable feeling,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

MIrrrs kAItisra ready fer n1A"'~a .t +h. Euacst enieS, Hs...
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17
Radiators Program

.RERGGRDh DCuRETTE AND SlKppERQ y.,edsc,cry Tuagmater.
 MGMAhUS fPTeAdHnfl Bending roll call of oElcsrs
 ....,,....... ..... . crNEnT SECRETARY i. & KEFr M Men ". M q HON. GEO. D. MnIeh HANKS AND CHURCH Taup st Balls 1DAp' Tick -Tasks ME.waEs CAPT WEIGH. r. & d. 1fsItauula Melodies futEF DAVIS QUAHTETrE ttnAau and -4pe Hugs 6 T LOREN National Dances .huSBlAM DANGERS Tsxas rOEE 4nd other thHEs.'.. FORT pATs ARTrsTA geu4bE 4tsAhH6n& .HuaH c9CZ1K sgtpstIE PsEal FsrDtschara "EcoErx~. ALkAN - -F4r TIT EsTNSkE E-- EAsasS.k l-;
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

Lut-iEs4t zt LshnasH'S.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-17

Mining EAitieAA rsady for mailing at the Nugget SAaess SSA..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
LEGISLATURE DUE TO
ADJOURN THURSDAY

Carson City, March 15.-Ad-
-journment of the Legislature is due
Thursday and it is confidently ex-
pected that at least 200 bills will
die in the dark, never having
risen to the surface of discussion.
The assembly is working feverishly
and business is veritable melting
pot of undigested legislation.
Mr.. Gardiner, president pro TEN.
Of the house, presided today in the
absence of Speaker Brandon.
Mr.. Davis secured the passage
tion favoring the state ownership
of railroads.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
JULIAN HAWTHORNE
CONVICTED OF FRAUD
Mine Promoter Goes to- the Pen in New
York for Fraudulent Use
of the Mails.

The name of Hawthorne,
revered for the past century in
America, has at last been trailed;in
the dust by the most prominent
living member of the house of
Hawthorne. The cry of mammoD
was more seductive than the cry of
honor. So says the Goldfeld Tri-
bune.
II is sad TO see a man once honored
and respected, as Nathaniel Haw-
thorne was during his lifetime,
disgraced by one of his own line
age. Julian Hawthorne of New
York was distinguished literary
man and magazine writer of great
merit, but when he departed from
the traditions of his fathers and
began exploiting Canadian mining
stocks and mining properties with
little regard for truth, he snon got
into trouble wi tn Uncle Sam and
today he is convicted felon. His
genius availed him nothing when
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
NEVER CAN TELL-DIAz

Naples. March l3.-General Por-
frio Diaz declared today he would
not return to Mexico. He arrived
this morning on the Adriatis. He
appeared in excellent health.
"All my efforts, however," he
>saRpxwill be directed toward as-
siss+dg my country to reach a con-
dition of prosperity. / would
go back to Mexico only in case of
Intervention in that country by
the United States. At such time
all Mexican citizens without dis
tinction would be united against
the invader"
Former President Taft, said Gen.
eral Diaz had given him full as
surances that the United States
was not planning anything of the
kind, but nobody can tell" he
: added "what the new American adj
ministration may project, "
Diaz expects to remain here two
davS .,...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17


Assembly bills 1913 and 200
-makias changasssin the present
school laws were tabled. The
senate likewise tabled bill chang
ing the rule for distributing school
funds.
At the forenoon session the
assembly passed A. B. 234 A. B.
l76 A. B. los. A. B. 262, A. B
305, S. B. III. A. B. 29S A. B. 296
For the information of those
inquiring, it is stated that the
Ascher fish bill relating to the
Truckee river has passed both the
senate and the house, Reno Jour-
nal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
hfCEIVER WIlDES IS
CHARGED WITH PERJURY

There are breakers ahead for
several persons according to the
temper of the assembly. That body
having read closely the report on
the receivership of the State Bank
and Trust company has sought ad-
vice from the Attorney General as
to what it may do in the way Of
providing some remedy. There are
some who hint darkly at impeach-
ment suits for restitution and like
measures. The report of the in
vestigation committee showed that
Receiver Frank Wildes had drawn
pay as deputy State Treasurer
while acting as the Receiver, while
in his affidavit for salary as re-
ceiver, he swore that he had devot-
ed all Of his time to the receiver
ship. The amount drawn from
the state is about $4,000. A heat
ed discussion followed the presenta-
tion of the report and kelliher of
Nye county, one of the Investigate
ing committee. took roll of papers
from his pocket and holding them
in the air stated that he had enough
evidence TO put the stripes on
Wildes.
1t is the opinion in Carson that
an effort will be made to remove
Joe Josephs as Clerk of the Supreme
Court owing to an offense of recent
occurrence. ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
OF c;R
FOR sEIIlfQs

Following closely the announes-i
ment that the Douglas ranch of
AZ, 900 acres in Washoe county No..
to ne su5divided and sold ~ u
small farm tracts, Somes ths .aD-
nouncement that the u ranch, az
nearly an equal acreage and lecat,l
ed in Elko county. IL also 10 b.
subdivided. Coupled to these two
important enterprises is the plan
of the Southern Pacific to bring
settlers to the rich Reese River
valley district.
These are three Of the large Land
matters of Importance to Nevadg
that have developed since the firse
of the month. Their fulfillment
will mean the bringing Of hundreds
of new families to Nevada and the
opening up for thorough farrninR
of many thousands of sores Of land.
The big ranch always. crumhles
as civilization advances. There
comes the demand for the vast.
tracts to yield a profit to more tfS6
one person and the demand
is certain to be fulfilled.-Ren
journal. NS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following letters and cards
remain unralled for in the Elko
Post Office for the week ending
Mar. 15, 1918. \
Mrs. Mabel Bronkman, Mrs. M.
H. Griffin, Mrs. G. Stevenson.
Gentlemen
G. II. Coleman, j. B. Morris, E.
L. Newton, R. F. Pressuele. Roy
Simmons Clarence Smith.
Indians
Miss Josfine What, Dick Billy.
When calling for the above please
mention advertised, and pay one
cent for advertising.
Postmaster.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
SHEEP sHElRNG
IN HUMBOLDT

shearing began at Jungo
the first of the week and
will be continued TO. sew
eral weeks to come. Today G..
w. Callahan, Koshlands representa-
tive. and W. c. Donald. buyer for
Eisemann Bros. arrived in town.
and will take run out to Jungo
to look over the clIps, with a view
to buying, although it is probable
that the wool will not begin to
move before next month.
At the present time the market
is said to be in an unsettled condi-
tion which will no doubt continue
until the wool tariff has been set.
tied by the coming session of con.
gress.-SilVer State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17


he violated the postal laws, and all
his wealthy friends could not
save him from ignominy and dis
grace. He probably realizes to-
day that "The way cf the trans
gressor is hard"
1t is hoped that mine promoters
in Nevada will take this lesson to
heart before some of them find
themselves in the same predica-
ment.
As & rule. Nevada mine promot-
ers today are on the square. Sn
was Julian Hawthorne when he
commenced operations. How ever,
be that as it may. there are ex-
ceptions to the rule, and it is re-
ported that a few mine promoters
in thetstate at present are running
perilously close to the danger line.
The ice is getting thin, and there
are apparently no danger signals
up. Keep off the thin ice gentle
men, ~ &VE5 s....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17
satisfactorily es4.I.d.

A very satisfactory method OF see-
Ting love dispute occurred In BudA-
pest (Hungary) the other day. Two
girls, who had decided 70 nght q dnel
over a young man with whom tAey
were both In love. settled the matter
by becoming engaged to the two Iasn
who volunteered to act a. thsax -.
onds.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17

D ~ u n .
Mr., Parsons, the failroad X. O..
G. a. Internationals secretary.
leaves for Salt LAKE toiiiKi u sss I
cure additional equipment for the
Y. M. C. A.
The wool men are beginning TO
congregate in Nevada. Sheep shear
ing time brings buyers and sellers.
together to the mutual advantage
Of both. .s
Judd Mcpherson, was arrested
here Saturday by Sheriff Harris on
the charge of horse stealing. He
is wanted in Pineville. Oregon, on.
the charge of being horse theft.
He is being held in the county Jail
awaiting an officer from Oregon,
tomorrow.
Attorney c. "A. Cantwell return.
ed from Eureka yesterday.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-03-17

Yesterday several very promi-
nent citizens of Elko made speed
way out of Idaho and Court streets.
Stop watches were held there
and the speed limit WAS greatly
exceeded. One of these men, who
had repeatedly exceeded the limit
was seen to slow down his car for
sufficient length Of time to scold
some children who dared to stand
in the street while the car was ap-
preaching. Many children live
along these streets and we hope
the speeding of cars, however
careful it may be. will not main
or cripple one Of them.
DETECTIVES WANTED "a man
in each locality to represent us in
secret service work, experience un-
necessary. Inclose stamp for
particulars. National Secret
Service Bureau, Hot Springs, Ark.
Advt.
See "Alkali Ike play the Devil, I"
Essaney, at Bradley Opera House
this evening. Advt.
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somevhst AmbIo.s.s.

The banquet hall was adorned With
many beautiful paintings, and the
president Of the little college was can.
cd upon to respond to . toast. Wish
Ing to pay compliment to the ladies'
present he designated the paintings
with an eloquent gesture and sa1d:
What need Ii there Of these painted
beauties when we have 10 many With
~ at the stable7'
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Anaer Z alnn of Weakneaa.

Anger is always q sign Of weak
ness. II is our Irritation at cur own
impotence. It is the firs Of the spirit
blazing up against the insNtabsA.
When We know we arc superior, Nhen
we know wo are conscious Of srVAtef
power than our adversary's, We are ~
ways calm.