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Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
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a 0entiMc Jrcimanrer 2uge
Xa>F glrminiMs, go. %. S. u. y.
wv 81. gOnm Gnneiocr, 60.
frctdr 374G Gfc 2inIep Str, GbeDv
Gbaie @. s. @eri. am /. II. 3. Diens-
tag /. so. I'M nellen Malonic Gempel.
@iI6slm Sell 2use go. 5, E. ..
6. Of s. 8eriammeIt 1ih ieoen /.
uno 3. Donnerstag i'm Monnt in
$50. 936 Na. g[pe.. 1913. YauI 8adD-
idmiO, SefretGr, 107 5. StrnBe,
q. 9.
ScntOnia 2poc go. 2, 81. 9. S. @.
S. SO. 6elbig, 8rdiy 1742 z. Str.
81. 49,; S. @Imerreidl SER. 1900
s. Str. q. So: @erl. am 2. unO A.
Montag /, 90. in 936 go. Mpe, 9e.-W.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
ocntidDcr @uiicu6ans-g ercin"

0as Tireftorium Oes &aiienba1-
les belt sic ,Suniperiammhng am
lebten Sonntaq in Der Anitdlt alb.
Den @oriiB fii6rte 9rdiioent Sobn
5dneiOer. Ger 8eiuh ~ieiteus Der
0ireftorcn uno Delegation mar Elm
ie6r gutter. AuA Die 5rduenpereillis
Qunqen oes gSuiienbauies Darell
pertreteu, uuo spar Der 0amen-
Ndboereiii oiird Srau 81. Sotflcr, H.
Ser Irouen- SilfsOerein Ourd SRI.
Settler. Gas @rotofoa uno Der Be
ridt oeS SduBmeilters purOei an
denommen. Inter Dem &unft Der
5oqesorOuunq y&omiteberidte" be-
ridtet Capt. 6. IS. Sdaier iiber
4uihafhng eiucS 98a9eus. @r er-
bittet uno er6dlt etpos meDr Set
}nr 4nsiiibumg ieines NuitrageS.
Sefret1r Otpers legte Damn Die Sor-
retturboQen Der neilen aonltitution
DOR. Ginent friibereu9eihlulie gendB
mur0en ole @orrefturbogen all Die
MiitalieOer ocs 9ireftoriums per
teilt, 10 Dab jeOer ielblt natllelen mo
aenoerungen mo Nelterungen oil
bringen fam. Srm1 Soffler regte
ole @ube BON 9iteratilr all, Die Don
gSaitor @ubrer gefiibrte Sonntags
ldule all oeren Soften oas Dlrefto
rilm tragen ina.
Snperinten0ent @reil i6lltg briei
lid sic 9luinobnIe zines ainoeS Dol,
mas augenonmcn muroe. gfa6 Dem
Maiberidt 0es SilperintenOenten
linO ole Maiern erloiden, bod
leioeu einige &iuOer oil @inopodel.
Ger 9eribt Oes Serrn Snbof iiber
Sic beporitebenoen @rfuriioncn Der
nab Maribaa Sal, unO 5tpar
mi Is. Sum nit Den Orei Sonntags
Der Goncoroia, ct. Sobns
m0 3ionsfird)e, wur0e angenommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

9eBteu Sountog, Den s.. 8.
Dts. oeriammelten ii6 IN George
8ergers Sotel Die OHfel 8raiide
Inter @oriib oes &rdiiOenten Sen
m @ebrenberg widelten iib ole @e-
fh6fte prompt ab. Das aomits,
meI6es ole @beinpeate gead @rfur-
iion in San0 gebabt, ewritattete Be-
ri6t uno lalltete iol6er IN jeoer @ei.
ie giinitig, uno nurOe oas &omite,
beItebeno aus Oen Onfeln So6n
Wergner, &oriiber, SD. @ebrenberg,
8r1lioent, aarl ao6Ier, Geo, Miail
nn0 @m. @itte nit 9anf entlaiien.
@ie es INNER 10 gebt BEL ben 9nfelm,
10 bat aud oieies @fal Serbergsua-
ter Berger ieiue @Gite in ser gtadl-
iisung nit Dem 9eiten ans aiide
uno Seller gelabt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
@rets fiir 0ie Sniertion

YIeIS tut UIe S0lerILOH
0entider Central : &crcin i'm Si-
Itrift Columbia. Mtartin @ie-
galuo, @ralioent; 8olfgang 9iudod-
libel, 1. @i3e=8rGi.; Augiiit ShmiOt,
3. 8i3c-Yrai.; GorI ggolf 8. 8i3e-
8r1i.; George Wfoir, A. &i5e-YrGl. ;
8m. @iegmann, 5. Gi3e-Hrdi @il-
Itape Bender, Scfret1r, GongreB
Seigbts; Rarl SammeI, S1obmei-
iter; Soc @onOrad, SabnentrGger.
B%eriammIung am A. Dienltag /. Sc.
in 922 Penn. IDe.
GDIMmbia- SMrnDerein, 928, 80
5tro6e, 90. So. Hortb 2145.
@eih1ftsberinmmlungen ie0en 2.
5onntag i'm Mionat, Na9mitt. $50
ubr. |orltnnosiisungen icoen Mon-
tag, @ben0s s 1br. @rnIt @eriten.
berg, @r1liOent. 1343 6 GtroBe, 81.
B. EeIepbon 90. 2O86. ShriftDort
u. s. Mahler, 715 IA. Ctr. q. 49,,
Eelepbon Miain 1866.
Damsm- Gefticm Irau SarUb Baumaartnsr,
prGfOFntin; 6rau 8. s. Nanu, Sstretdrin.
|etcranembereim 0es Sten &ata.
lions. 8erlammelt iid OaieI6lt.
9cntider @aiienbansDcrein, Sra
Iioent S. S. SdneiOer, @m. S. Meu.
ers, Getret1r, 1919 Srping Str. g.
8., 0ireftorcn. uno Delegnten-Her-
iammlrrng am 2. Sonntag |. sc. IN
Der Anitalt.
drauen. 6hlfsSsrtin. Grnu 6. g. 8nrtbel.
prdi. Nerlammelt it'd mpnntIih am 2. Dpn-
nsrltag int Wailenbaus, 3 ubr na1m.
5raueu-N Gbperrin. 6rau 6. QUflfr. oral.
Ssrlamntflt II9 mCnatli4 gsntaB Npti3.
9ettider &riegerbnnO berinmmelt
iid ieoen 3. Montag monatlid in
922 Nenn. Ibe.. SeIOnebeI Soiepb
Mair, geo. Ia ea-StraBe, SIC.
Observation-Disclosures Sednifer-
@creim b%erinmmelt iih am 1. unO 3.
Wiitttuo9 oes Monots I'M Sdnger.
6uno, 314 G-Str. g9.-8. SAUL @aulh
Sefretdr, 3418 9ropn Str, ge.-W.
gcrmania Club. Wfittpods uno
6reitags NbenOs III Sbe 2oiefam,
1928 S Str. 81. SO. Sefret6r @m.
S. MeDers. 1919 Srping Str, N.B.
DnfeI 8rGFs geraniisunsS : Ser
Gin. SEQ. Wfnir, Sefret6r, 1881 lite
5traBe, 81. @. |eriammelt iid am
2. Sonntaa /. %. i'm @olOen Gag
le &oteI, g. S. 9lDe uno 9 Str.
OntsI 8rafs DamemOerein. Gran @Opbis
Babl. wrGlbentin. Yerlnmmslt Iid am /.
MittpO9 I'M MOnat i'm 9auIe zines Der Mit-
sIisber.
NrOipect Sill Cemetery. 5reo.
Snlbof Braiioent @m. Martin, Se-
fretdr Ii. So. @ridmeooe, S6aBmeilt.
@eri. am /. 6reitag monatlid in'822
9te StraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Der 0eutfd Uncertainties
unterItiibungsoerein belt Dienitaa
Nben0, Sen TO. 5. so. Monatsper-
iamalung in @aBmonns Gereins-
bale a6. @rdiioent Stephan 3rant
ifmang 0as Scepter mie ii6li6 in
idueioiger Art. Die G%erlammlung
mar iebr gut beiu1t mo perlief in
6ormoniider @eiic, rpie es ia INNER
ii6lid) lit. &ier Wfanit BON Der &ran=
%fenliite msloeten ii9 geiunO. DaS
&ontite, meldes iiingit Dem Nusfluq
portland, mar bereit nit ibrem 9e=
riAte uu0 iibergab Ser &alie einen
id0nen lleberiduB. Sierfiir erbielt
oas aomite Elm 9~anfesDotum ulo
entlaiien. @s beltono aus Den
Serren George Meper, gorliber, 81.
6ronf, @rGlioent, s. @ubiid, g..
@}alil mo emil Spain. Gin @e=
idlltB muroe gefaBt oaB in 3~uflnft
nod Der G%eriammlung cine DgSad=
%iiBung~ peranitaltet tper0en ioa uno
oaB Ser6ergsoater @aBmann oas
NOTICE @B= no 8rinfbare beran5ii-
idaffen 6abe.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Ser SamiIieu= AusfIug
oes oeutiAen Neutrality-suspicious.,
Di1trift 4t0 am leBten Sonntag nod
9tic. @utb's 2anoiiB perlief reht 5il-
frieoeniteaenO. 3par 3eigten lif am
SimmeI einige @olfen, aber Oanll
fl1rte es iih auf, iooaB Der 9eiudl
oo9 nod 5ufrieoenitellenO mar. 9as
4omite botte ieine Sduloigfeit boil
ouf getaL iooaB aaes pie an
S6niirden ging uno ieOer 5ufrie-
ben par unO ii6 Oortreffli6 ami
iierte.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
Aus Oenti6en Sereinen.
2eIet oas .8aibinston Sournol.
armimins .sOse.

Ole qrmtnius 90 &c be.
teiligte Iid iebr itarf bel elmer 6eier
Oes gaitern Star. lle6erbaupt NOR
Der 8eIud Elm iebr GROCER, mo Die
erThieneneu maren beionoers ocnl
Irion, Dem iid Mdmerdorlel m'o
Sanaerbiiuoler augeidloiieu bdt.
ten, oaufbar, Die Die 5eier oild'
qieoerportrdge peridouten. Inter
8rofeIior @rmprebts &eitlng ian.
gen oie Singer: y&ie ale 9riinnlein
flieBen~, o0fdD6en nit ben 6lunn
9[lgen~ uno o@niieoler an Die Jtadt'
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Ger 0inrift 10. 40 Oes
Geutiten Neutrality-suspicious. miro
morgen iIber adt 3oge, ulio am %.
SUM- ein 6umilienfeit peranitolten
uito 3tpor auf Dem 2anOiib Der 6rali
Soigt. l~lnIere lieben SanOsleute ba-
ben olio Die @obl, ga Orei 9husfliige
olit Dem Erogramm itcbelt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

gormGrts, Elm 8ddterrif toni
0urd Die &onoe,
@ie Sdnertgeflirr, aus idn0Oem
Sblnf eriua6tl
S6on ipieOer ordltt Die frebeDtufer-
banOe,
g(uf 9riioer, aut sur groBen @ei-
Iteri1la6tl
Sortpdrtsl uno tretet mutig III bic
Neiben,
@ie emit Die topf'ren Batter es &C.
tan,
Die nelie Seimot gilt es SIT 6efreiell
Bon idn0ocr @eiitesbait uno fin-
ftrem @abnl
9aBt IN Die 3ir6en immerbin iip
DaQen,
9eteu unO lingen, linO Sen 2eib fo-
iteiuL
@ir 0eutihe aber molten 1mfre Sal
len
Gem Soft Ser Qiebe un0 Ser Ireu=
De meib'n.
gOrpdrtsl uno laBt sic 6abueu
luitig fliegen!
6eiieIn bredt, oie i6noocn ser
Barteis
BIS sob Die SiniterIinge unterliegen,
idOne, freie 2anO IN @a6rbeit
freil -
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
@e6mrten.

@m. uno Annie S1mer0tfeger, | 90
8. mo $. MitteIitetter, / anabc
6r. ulO al. 9er1tolo, / Ruabe
6eirnts : Qi5em3em;
s. g. 8erfelep II. glie g. 6auit.
Suit. Gott unO pima S6lmam.
@m. Draining uno 9enlab AperD.
S~OOesfalle:
Soiepb S%teuernagel.
aarl grnlt gurgoorf SO Sabre.
@. 8eBler, AZ Sabre
Sobn 81. E. llmbolB, % Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Die 9Snl. Cell 9oge g5r. ., y.
s. 81. Of s., miro nddJiten Conner
itog 9Ibeno, Den 10. 5. Va, gerionm-
liIltg in Sanumels Salle ba6en. Be
%dmtemuubl etc. uerIangem pole BE,
tbeiligung.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Morgen ii adt Gage beiBt
es fiir Oen 9riegerbuuO uno ieine
6reun0e: Antreten auf Sims 6arm
i'll 8afoma @arf. Alt lit Der arie-
gerbuno nidt, aber 6reun0e bat er
pielc, lnO iie lperOen iiher sur Stele
iein, 5limal oos aomite iebr gut ge-
arbeitet bat, uno gar Oiele 9elulti-
glngen in Nusii6t lteut.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
Ser 9arte $3.50 per Sobr.
eGnOSmannidaftIidls nnO lIntertat.
nnss : Sereine.

e6ueiscr @ObItatisfeitsOereia.
Grdi. Suliu5 GaIofb 118 EennpGe.
9lpe, %. 6. 6. 6. SAmegIer, 6efre.
tar, 1929 S Str, 81. So.
Gcrein SaOen, gIois 9ieinbort Sc.
tret1r, 113 9 StraBe, q. So. Der.
ianmelt liN ieoen /. Oienstae i'm
Monat in 936 Ya. 9Ioe., g. SO.
Tcrein Bayern, columbia Seftisn
Hr. /. @Olfgang HudO1ideL, Yrai.
6ranf @ieganO, gi6e-Yrdi. Mi6ey
9oI5beierlein, S9abmeilter. CLEO q.
9edert, Sefret1r, 1910 SIa. aDc.,
q. s. Geri. am /. 6onntag /. go.
3 ubr nadnt. IN SEQ. 922 Hn. glDe.
GduGbiider Grnnfcm . umterItit.
SnngsDerein, Mid)oeI Dies, Sefret1r,
629 $ Str, g. .. Gcriomrilung am
|. 0ienstag /. 90. il 9to.737 z. Str.
NattOitider &creen. @m. Stir.
mann, Sefretdr, tDobnbaft in Saco.
ma Borf. geriammlung an /. Don
llerStag |. sc. in 1877 2. Ctr, g. g.
9eiienSarmtGOter llnterItitnnas.
%creiu. 2ouis Bauer, 8rGlfOent.
Sobn Mleinineer, Sefretdr, SO. 81,
&-StraBe, 9S.-@. @%eriammIuug am
3. NiitttDod /. sc. in 922 ga. ADp,
Metger-ltn eritiitmnssDcrcin Gris
SeB, Sefretdr, Care $50. 1920 @onn.
abernle. @eriammelt ii9 ie0en erIten
Dienstag !. 90. in $50. 922 8a. NDe.
Columbia Sramer : GranFen.lIu.
tcrftiitMmgsDerciM. Srnn3 &om, Sc.
fretdr, 1884 22te Str, q. %. Ser.
la1nmlltrg am 3. Dienstng /. so. in
geo. 936 8a. Abe., g. SO.
Seutider llmtcritatnnsSbnnS.
Diitrift Gao. 40. Sefret1r ISM. san.
nenlalln, 1916 Mnrion StraBc. %.
W. Geriammelt iid ieocn A. Mitt-
mod i. sc. in 936 %a. g(pc.. y. @.
0cntid)cr lrtcritiitnnssbnuO, 81.
thrift 100. MidncI 0iet5. Sefretdr,
629 s Str, q. 6. 8eri. am 4. Don.
nerstag /. 90. III 737 Z. Str, N.8.
9cMtIdcr Neutrality-suspicious.. Or
ltrift go. 410. Sefret1r Sobn Dlei-
ringer, SEQ. 81 H-StraBe, 9t.-@.
gerlantmelt lid an /. Mittlpob lie.
ocn Otis, III 936 ga. Npe., 81. 50.
9entid Nmerifamiider llnter-
.itiitmuas : Gereiu. gtic. @icgauo.
5efret1r. go. S24 Cite Str, S.-B.
W1ain 2999m. @eriamml.
am 9. 9ienStag i. Yf. i'll 737 Z. Str.
@aI6inatun Sid Iclicf. Sefrctar
6. 9iIdof, GbcrrD0ale 9fllraI eta.
s. Geri. nln 1. uno 8. Monta0
!. 3d., in S27 Z. StraBe, y. %
9cntide graudl, GOsioIiDilder
Hartei. @er8el gtifl, SefrctGr, 1886
9ntario &ooO. @eri. am 2. uno a.
@eontag, 9lbenos s llbr, in go. S27
7te Str, N.-@. Spmpatiiierer tets
iDiQfommel1.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Ger Gunen Nd6Derein OeS
@aiienbalies lit eingelaOen 5ur Aio
discriminating nGditcn Gienitag,
oen II. 3. Ilt, 2 lT5r i'm 9liul, nidt
iuie ir6lidg am Niithuod.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Eon3en, arcbiciL aegeIn, go-
Ocu, ihonc quit unO - lat not leolt
idloner @eiang, oos DorelI oie
SerrIihfeiteu, Sic ser Sdngerblno
icineu @diteu auf ieiner @rfurliou
nab G6eiapeafe Bead am lestetl
SonntaQ bot. Das 8etter mar berr-
lid, wenn aud Elm meuig fiiBl, Die
@cmiitlidfeit groBartig unO 10 blieb
nidts gu miinideu iibrig. Der Nus
flug geitoltete ii1 Oaber 81 eineul
groBen Grfolge, nit Dem Der Sdas
~gerbltno wobl %3uirieoen' iein fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
WASHINGTON BASE BALL.
N Uo..,A TT1:4L

At Home Win
Chicago, June IL, 10, III, 16.
Cleveland, June II, Is, 10.
New York, June 20, *21, 23, "A.
Philadelphia, June rs, 26, ~, *2s
St. Louis, July rs, *2G, 20, 30.
Detroit, July 30, 81 Aug. /, *2.
Chicago, Aug. 4, 5, 6, z.
Cleveland, Aug. 8, 70, II, 13.
New York, Sept. 4, 5, *6, 8.
Cleveland, Sept. 9, 10, II, 10.
Chicago, Sept. *13, Is, 16.
Detroit, Sept. II, Is, 10.
abroad At
Boston, June 30; July /, 2, 3.
New York, July IA (two), 5, (.
July 9, 10, II,
Cleveland, July ~, 413, IA, IA.
St. Louis, July 16, II, 10, 10.
July +2O, q, 20, 20.
Detroit, Aug. II, is, 16, I'll.
Cleveland, Aug. 18, 10, 20.
St. Louis, Aug. 81, %, 20.
Chicago, Aug. t24, rs, 26.
Boston, Aug. %, 20, 30.
Philadelphia, Sept. II (twol, 2.
New York, Sept. rs, 26, ~.
Saturdays at home.
Illegal Holidays.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

@rm %. Sunni. weroen Die Sei
enourmitGOter aiIf ytic Autb's Sano=
iiB elm Bicnic obbalten. "a oofilr
gciorgt lit, OaB aid bel 3egenwetter
icOcr llnterfunit erbalten miro, 10
bralidt iit niemauo 81 fiirhten, loIl-
tc oao @etter idIe6t iein. 0as ao-
mite bat iold' ein i60nes Yrogramm
auiqeitellt, Dab iid ieOer iider amt
lieren miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

8eialsenc S6meinsfmGdeI,
reinites Gdmal5, aac @iirite.
Sneblers, 532 Genter Marft.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
4ereins~ und ho9en~galender

Die Serren Sefretdre fmO eebeek uns fps bon Observation-Disclosures
iOuie bon gorgdngeu in ibren gereinen geridt 8u gebeu, 1mo ino mir
fts tefrebt, iObe an geeignehr Steae auf8unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Zen nObleu, seiiunnnsstidtisen
Smrmucrcin g&OrluGrts" BON Salti-
more,
ahtlingspoa gem. bon &uo. Saur.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

engewkehs Bra mmr ran I'M fnh vchngu Sic wm Grocer BUTTER
UT wei @ engewnket t- wel@ Elm ranGchs Bd Rt- we'll e ds beeI md mrI hn Thnh t
Wm @ BUTTERKRUST it id @ engewcket
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
ADVERTISERS STUNG

About two weeks ago two "slick"
ones from Reno appeared in Elko
and began soliciting advertising for
some kind of a scheme. They went
to John H Kelley, proprietor of
the Elk Cafe and proposed to get
up a fancy menu card and then
proceeded to solicit advertisements
from Elko business men. Whether
there was any merit in the scheme
or not made no difference to the
advertisers, and they took space
and gave up thirty or forty dollars
cash in advance. AS soon as the
Reno couple got their hands on. the
cash they left town for "greener"
pastures and so far as their adver-
tisers are concerned are "going"
yet. AS his name had heen used
with some show of authority, Mr.
Rieley ordered the Independent to
do the printing and he stands the
loss himself. Thus the advertisers
are saved from loss. not on ac-
count Of the wisdom or carefulness
Of their own but because John Fl.
Rieley was willing TO make good.
A land agent was in town from
Utah few days ago and he is re-
ported to have onshed a check in
town which was returned marked
insufficient funds. A. Reno paper
has solicitor in town drumming
up business. The time has come
when it is necessary to give some
Of these out Of town solicitors the
turn down.. The Elko print shops
can FIJI your orders and you can
save money by patronizing home
industry. Let these out of town
fellows give Elko a rest.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Us Marshall, A B Gray of Deeth
was in town yester day.
Austin Ballo, Deeth, is guest
at the Elko Hotel.
C M NalIy and C ! Caine of
Wells are in town.
VIM Martin of Ruby Valley is
registered at the Elko Hotel.
L H Riddle, Tom Cunningham
and Fred Barnette of Kansas City
had business in Elko today.
Mr.. j D Mariner of the d Mari
ner Music House in Reno was in
town today and placed two fine
pianos Mr. Mariner has worked up
a good business in this section of
the state. Guy Saval, was the pur-
chaser of q Mehlin inverted player
piano.
Agent M Grady of the Western
Pacific is having the time of his life
while on his vacation which will
last until August 81. Mr. Grady
has been in San Diego and other
California summer resorts and at
present is in Los Angeles.
Prof Frank A Swsnger is back
from his summer vacation. He is
busy in his school work prepara-
tory for the biggest and best year
Elko County High School has ever
known.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
SPECIAL RATES VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co

On account of "Rodeo" at Elko
September l, 2, 8, the Southern
Pacific company makes reduction
in rates from points in Nevada
to one and one half fare for round
trip. Tickets good to return four
days after date of sale.
The Southern Pacific Company
have also distributed the "Rodeo
Posters" to every station on their
line.
JIM Fulton, assistant Gen Freight
and Passenger agent was in Elko
today and expressed a Willingness
to assist the people of Elko in max
ing the Rodeo an unbouded success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
PERSONAL

John H Gill Of the Southern Pa
cfic is in town today. He has just
returned from side trips to Eureka
and Tuscarora. Mr. Gill is most op-
timistic, as to Nevada's future. He
thinks Elko County is likely to be
the recipient Of a big share of
population which Is commencing
to head for Nevada.
Peter ChiaFa, of Battle Noun.
tain is back from sunny Italy. He
and his mother stopped off in Elko
on No 3 today. They report fine
trip and Pete is better looking than
ever. while his mother is looking
ten years younger. A little trip to
the old country now and then is q
mighty fine thing to take. Its good
for brain faR and is renewer Of
youth.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
ALONG WESTERN PACIFIC

The Western Pacific is arranging
for extensive improvements i'm
mediately along its whole line in
Neavda. Large forces of men will
be put to work putting the road
bed in first class shape. Traffic,
both passenger and freight is rap
idly increasing and it has been
found necessary to put the road in
shape to accommodate this big
rush. AS fast as the men can be
secured they will be put to work
on road bed improvements. This
means a big outlay on the part of
the road but business is so brisk
that it was necessary to get busy
at once.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
RUSHING WORK ON The
new MAYER HOTEL

Now that the excavation work
has been completed the contractors
have begun the concrete founda-
tions for the new Mayer Hotel.
A considerable force of workmen
are now busy mixing the concrete
and getting it in place and the
work is being rushed. AS soon as
these foundations have been COM
pleted which will be in day or
two, and the concrete sets, the rea
work in the erection of the big
hotel will begin and will be kept
up until the big structure is COM
pleted.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14

the programme on entertainment
is turning things upside down in
an effort to get the the best talent
in the entire west. He sent to
California yesterday for two of
the oest riders in the west. One
of them being the lady rider
who is said to be champion of the
world and who captured first prize
at Salt Lake. He has secured the
Indian Killer" the widest, tough
est and meanest horse in captivity.
This horse fights with teeth and
hoofs and is a perfect demon in
horse flesh. He has never been
conquered and probably never will
be until he is killed. There are
over fifty horses here now in readi.
ness for the greatest exhibition
ever seen in Nevada. A large mum.
ber or riders are already beginning
to arrive and soon Elko streets will
belined with expert riders and ropers
from the Pacific to the Mississippi
river, and frum Mexico to Cana
da, both countries from which the
most daring and daredevil riders
are soon to be in our midst
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
The Time and Place Where
Karnival Holds Full Sway
and Kowboy isbKing
and Kowgirl is the
Reigning Queen

Labor Day September 1st, 1913
and two days following promises
to be the most eventful ones in the
history Of Nevada. Incompatible
Elko, the "Eldorado of the West"
is to be the host of all Nevada
and as much mure of the United
States as may be within her gates
on this auspicious occasion. This
is a typical western entertainment
given by the west. in the west, for
the west. Elko, noted for her grac-
ious hospitality bids you welcome
Her latch string is on the outside
and the freedom of the city is
yours for three long Joyful days.
Join us in paying homage t.
the kings and queens of the west.
Be one of us and turn yourselves
loose in one wild fusilade of fun
and frolic.
This is the time ard place when
Karnival holds full sway and kow-
boy is king and kowgirl rciGns su-
preme. We bid you welcome and
cordially iGvite you to celebrate
with US.
Mr. Garcia who has charge of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
Describing q Railroad.

The Pail Mall Gazette In 1890 asked
It's readers to name the worst railway
In England. And one English kicker
answered thus: "sir-The Southeastern
railway Is the very worst railway in
the world The engines are asthmatic.
Its lamps are trimmed by foolish vir-
gins. Its fares are excessive. Its car
riages let in the snow In winter and
are furnaces in summer. Its motto In
unpunctuality. Its principal station is
approached through the neck of bot.
tie It ruins the temper, destroys the
digestion and enables one to realize
the horrors OF Dante's Inferno
am, SIR, yours obediently, the Worm
-ho Turns-"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-14
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Aug. IL 1918

OdIl Lane lily, ~ ldII,
Aug. IL 1918
MIR o W Ward,
Pres. Nevada State Sheep Com
mission, Reno, Nevada.
Dear SIR
There is enclosed herewith
Amendment ! to 3 A 1 Order 1876
effective August /, 1918. This or
der from the Secretary of Agricul-
ture releases the entire State of
Nevada from Federal quarantine
and no further restrictions will be
placed on the interstate movement
Of sheep from that State. The
effect of this order will mean the
removal Of all Federal men in the
course of time. We will have but
one man in the state for the pres
ent, that is DR. Mason at Elko. He
will continue cooperation with our
Board as in the past in the coun-
tries of Humboldt, Elko, White
Pine. Lincoln, Clark, Eureka, Lam
der. Churchill and Nye. In this
connection l wish to advise you
that it will be necessary for your
Board TO arrange to take over this
,.yn.L ~ kbo voon f,k,no ,,,;,l 10
thank you as we'll as each member
of the Board for the hearty coop
GRAFTON we have received while en-
gagged iE the work Of scabies eradi-
cation in your State.
Yours Respectfully
F E Murray,
Inspector in Charge.