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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03

ma6t frn|t!
Sin @eidluaOer 10 NeiIcn OOn Der
mOnteuesriuiihen 9iiits per.
inmmelt.

@ien 3. 9lpril.--Grei 6iterrei,
6iide S9Indtidiiic. apci Grcit5cr
pnO mebrere 3orpeooboote, lin0 bis
auf 10 DieiIen bon Dem n1ontene.
griiden Seebafeu antioari onae.
tommen. 2as 90. Snfanterie.gieai.
ment lit nuf Dem lle6ungsifiif
Sara" nnd eiuem iiioIi6en geitim.
mungsort in Gee eegongen. Wian
bermltbet, Oab aud Die n3ara"
nad 9Intibari uuterpeeS lit.
Sicr eingetroiienen 9tadridten
bon Gettinie 6uiolge iino 5lpei pci.
tcre Sorts bel Sflltari ben glonte.
negrinern in Die SGnoe gcfaIen.
SrobOem iih Die &iirfcn NIT oem
Ytltbe Der 8er5peiiIimg me6ren,
i6eint es cine bIobe 6raae Der Belt
5r icin, lDam iid Die Geiuuug iiber.
geben iuiro.
Gettinie, 3. 9tpriI.-0os grobe
3araboi6 Sort, ncl6es Monate
long Oen glngrifien Der Nontene.
Griuer tpioeritano, beiinoet ii4 iebt
III 6Gnoelt Der 2ebteren uno oieieS
banf Oes Spferntutbs bon 3peibun.
Sert montenegriniiten 9omben.
idlelOerert ipelde ibr 2eben elm.
icBten, Tim ibren 8riioern ocn 8eg
sur gritiirmung Oes Sorts 5u bab.
len. Gon Den 5peibunoert SeI0en
it fein ein3iger Iebeno 5uriidgefebrt.
Sic ale fan0en auf Dem sSeIoe ser
Gbre ibren 8o0 Gs lparen Die be,
iten 2eute Der montenegriniIhen
g(rmee; fabengleid) iprnngen iie 0ie
g,nboben binouf ollrhi9nitten 0ie
&elegrapbeuord1te, nel6e ole Sorts
nit Sfutari in 8erbinoumq iebten,
lprengten Die ger6aue mt6 il6er.
pGItigten onOere Sii10erniIIc, Sen
.adfolgenoen Stiirmern freie 9abn
aebenO. Gssm Ga4fampf gegen Die
Giirfen beoienten fe Iidr @unSgra.
naten un6 ri9teten mitteIs Oieier
@eidoiie inter 0en 3iirfen 500
unO 8eroerben on.
2onoon, 3. glpriI.-gelnru6igen.
Sc 9tahridten iin6 bier iiber
@reueltbnten, Die BON Ser6en uno
@ontenegrtnern in 9nbonien Der.
i'bt muroen eingetroifen. Qie Gage
ouf oen 9olfnnitanten lit beutc cine
10 ernIte, oaB Die Diplomaten bier.
iclbit be0enflid geipor0en iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
nebrQskQ
1fgislQtnr!
Gr ipridt ben 1eietac6ern beu
Sanf fiir feline @abl als
gnnoesienator aus.

2incoln 3. gtpril.-ginloesIeno.
tor gtorris bielt ecItern gaafmittog
Dor beioen Saiiern Der 2egislatlIr
cine &e0e, in neI6er er Dor nIlcn
8ingen Den Geiesgeberm icineu
Cant fir feline grtpablimg aIs
gunoesicnator' nusiprod). SIM Ser.
Iaufe ieiner etruas fura gefabten
9iebe ernrabnte Scnator 0eorris bic
@eiesgeber, oie 8nrteipolitit aubcr
adt 5u loiien imo fir @eIese elm.
5utreter, Die oos @obl 6es gartsen
Stantes f6roern. Seiner glnlid,t
rad tper0en beltautage Die gortei-
linien bon Der 8iirgeridaft nidjt
mebr 10 ifarf se5oeen ipie bor
nlebreren Sabren lino oieies Tel fir
Gle 8eo0lfering i'm glIgemeilien
cine quite Sofe. @r iei nidt gc.
GEN Die abDaltlmg bon gartei-gait-
fuIien, ermnbnte aber Ole @eiet.
geber, mad gfedt uno @euiiien 5u
Itimmen benn Dor o1en 9ingen
ntiiIie man Die @eroienite elmer @e-
Iebborlage Dor glugen baben uno
nidt beriidiiftigen, oh tie BON Ell
nem 9fepublifaner ooer 9enlofro-
ten eingereidt miro. gr babe fir
hie 9eItGtigling 8rpan's oTs Gtaats-
iefretdr geitimmt, into er boife, oab
er oieies ME 5u bereuen baben
meroe.
Seutc gornlittag traf Seltator
Horris in Sntaba Elm, I'M oas
Sriimmerfelo I'M gfabe 6es Eor.
nabos su beii6tisen.
sluf 4edleb's 4ntrng tpuroe bet
9elfluB eefaBt, Die Staats.giien.
babnfonlmiiiion sit peranlaiien, meme
fir ben Gerienoer ntebr giinItiqe
GiIenbabnfradtratet feit5uIteuen.
SIN Sauie muroen inter anoerer
foleettbe gias ongenomnren: Ne.
pilligung BON $4,000, Inn Bic
9onititution oipeiter .rebioiren ino
oruden 5it Iaiicn; Der giirgeritdft
ton omaha lit es eeltottet, oariiber
ob5uitinnlet Oh Die @ereftIame
Der @as-@eielIdaft ertpeitert tuer.
ben iolI, boransgeiebt bie @eieII-
ihaft betnilligt 81 @os; bent Siio:,
Srnaba Sdulratb lit es geftattet,v
cine 8 01iG Steueritmlage su er.
Ge6ett, lint 9onos i'm getraae BON
100000 8u tilaen; 9eipilligltng bon
100000 5lpefS Ginridtuna elmer
lanbpirtbif)oftIiden Sdule 1T Cur.
tis.
eSnt Senot tpuroe Sic Sin an
genommetL mona6 ein Seleeran1m
trn 3ebn @urten fir 20 Gents naf
alien G1ttften I'M Staate abgeiunot
mcr0en fant; cine lpeitere gin pur.
De angenommen, mona1 bas Sn-
lar beS Sotel- l-Snipcftors auf $500
ras SaDr feitgeIest miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
9(m 9Paube Ses Cjrabcs.

: George Mubl, 9ieripagenfabrer
ser bieligen Stale Der gabit 8reip.
irg Co., puroe beiite friib IN einenl
3immer bes Srforo Sotel, poielbit
er slblteieequartier eenommen bat.
tc, bon Dem oen aeoffneten 9rab-
ne entitromenoen @as iibertp1ltiat
aefunben. Dtan idlaffte i'm mad
Gem Goli5ei6auptqnartier, ipoIclbIt
CT nod Idngeren gcniibngen ser
sler5te balb wicocr 5li ii6 FAM.
Sein 3llItano aber lit gegeripGrtiq
lnlmcr nod lebenseefdbrlid. gfubl
lotte oIlem glnihein nod aus Ser.
icben Die Gasfrabnen ob. llno bann
ipieOer angeorebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
gsatiomalsarSiitcn 6cimgeididt.

GonpanD 9 (9torfolf) bonn Q.
Tebrasfa Snfantcrie e.giegiment, 0ns
rad, ser hieiigen Sornnooaone ge.
ididt pliroc, INN SiderbeitS0ienIte
III perridten, bat iid) in rcglrnielits.
lpibriger @eiie oufgefiibrt, ID 6dB
Ser Gberlt oes Iegimcnts iidj ber.
eillaBt seiaben bat, bic Goupaup
naA &apie as ieloens -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
Gma6aer berflaat.

aanios Gitp, DO, 3. glpril.-
Ralpb g. 2oneIep, BrGiioeut Der
Stanoaro 2ano Gompanp, Ser tau,
ieilOe 9lder 2ono in 8eras am Ric
@ran0 5IuB beiiBt, bat cine aui
S500,000 lantelr0c Saaoeneriab.
flage geeen SSSobn 8. Sbarp bon
Der Gitp gtational ganf Of Smabo
nnO ben Smabd 9looofaten 2ronf
8. Goines nngeitrenat. SSn Der
alagei6riit miro angegcben, oob
Gle 8erflagten ourd glusiprenguna
falider @eriifte ben Gbardfter uno
Die 9eidoftliden 8dbigfeiten Gang.
LENS geid10igt bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
Sdlnceitiirme in Sab.0afpta.

9enOpoob, .. O. 8. 9fpriI.-
Sic 9lad SiGs 9leaion ipur6e ge.
fern glbenO uuO bcute bon einenr
i6redliden Sdueeiturm beimge.
iiidt. BIS iebt iinb bereits 5 3oG
Sdnee gefaaen uno Ser Sdnee.
iturm miitBet nit 1inoermin6erter
Seftigfeit. Ger Belle 6ourte 9ii.
Ter lit infolae elmer gisitauung
iibcr feline llfer getreten un0 bot Die
grOBe StabIbriide bel Bale fort.
aeriiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
Gturm i'm iiiS(idlcn g,ebrasfa.

Selttc @iittag bier eingetroifencn
telegrapbiiden gtahrihten auiolae
brod) 5u friiber Wsoreenltunbe I'M
iiiolid)en 3beil oes StaatcS ein
flr6tbares llnpetter Los. Sails
Gitp iol bon benielben ihper NIT
geitommen poroen ieiu. Die 9r6bte
I;egelt ollc oornieber unO gendic
9ia6ridten iino nur idper erbolt.
lid. gerlilite bon MenIherIebcn
iino eIiidIiberipeiie ioipeit niht 81
Eeflagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
glrdlimcbeS' Sreunipieacl oefunScn.

Nom, 3. Ipril.-3mei ausgeb0bl.
tc, rrtOe 9ron5eitiide, 80 SUP int
Gurdmeiier, Die I'M 6afen bon
Spracus geflm0en iuur0en, iuerOen
olS Die lleberreite iener rieiigcn
grennipiesel be5eidnGt, mittcIs Sc.
rem Der berii6ntte Mot6entotifer 6eS
sfltcrtbums, g(rdimeOe8, Die 9rie9s,
ififfe Ser 9fomer, bic SpracuS BE.
lngertcn in 9ran0 ieBte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
9entides sdiif bcrmist.

Stem Dorf, 3. gGpril.-3os 6put.
ide Sdifi yGolunl6uS", 6os nit
einer 9eiabung bon 90 Mann 1ln6
einer 2aoung BON S08Q SOB pc
troleum am 90. 9e3erT6er I. s.
Ron gapuHne, q. s. na6 griIto,
England, abfubr, miro als permiBt
aemelOet. Wfnn gIaubt, 6oB es nit
Nann unb Maus untergegangen
III. .r~.,~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
SeHiIdlaaO Bilit.
@ninj ienOet $10,500 fir bic glOtb.
leioenoeu i'm Slnt6gr6iet.

glaiuj, 9eutidlanS, 3. 9tpriI.-
Ter Staotratb BON Waiu5 bat in
ieiner beutigen 5iblmg $10,5OO fir
Gle glotbIeioeuOen im lle6eridpem.
rrungSoebict in Ohio mO SSroiana
ausseluorfen. Gas @eIo nir6 Dem
teutiden @eneraIfoniiI in Chicago
teIegrapbiib angeipicien iperOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
aalre Rndltdana fnr bic lsnnfhnrit

Sonoon 3. 2lpriI. 5rau em.
maIine 4nnfbrrit Die 6ii6rerin Der
fricgcriibeu Sufiragetten, ipuroe
i'm bieiigen areisgeri6t i6uIoig be.
fltnoen ibre Diititreiterinnen 5ur
3eritcring iremocu @igentbum8
olltgebett 81 boben imo 81 orci
Sabren 3udtbnuS berurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
8etter6eridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council gluffs unt
llmaegeno: giegen ODER 5dnee unt
folter belite glbenO; 6rcitag unbe,
TtGn0ige 8itterung.
Sir g1ebrnsfa: ltrbcitimn1te, ober
fdltere 8itterrng; Sdneegeitober
I'M oitIidelt Sbeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
3iuei 9sferoe berbrannt.

Sellte Sn friiber IorgenItunSe
tronnte Der Santuel sllatt, 1tt3
iiiolibe 7. StraBe, geboriee Tferoe.
ita1 bis auf oen @rlnlo nieoer.|
snei Iferoe famen IN ben Slam.
men Inn. 9ic GntitefaulssnriadeI
Des Seuers lib lunbefonnts ,.s,l~..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03

Berlin 3. 9lpril.-Ger glan Ser
&eidsregierung Den i'm Sulius-
ttlirm 5u Spanoau 0eponirten
RpihsfriegSidab bon 100 Wilionen
giarf 81 oeroreifa6en, miro beute
in elmer ofii5i0ien 9arIegrng aus.
fiibrIih begriinOet uno erldutert.
9ie gl6iift gebt onbin, fiir 100
Yhlionen Mlarf SiIbermiin5en neu
prGgen 5u Iaiicn uno fir Den glei.
den 9etrng @olOntiin5en 6ur6 nel
aus3ugebenOe Observation-Disclosures nn-
sufauien. Die @egriinoung oieier
9ioBregel Bebt bernor, bab bas ge.
rnItige glnpa9ien Der finanSiel-
len 9tnforoerungen in einen
ariegsfaG iofort greif6are gerrneb.
rling Der &eidSmitteI foroere, n9ie
@el0ipannuns infol9e Der @aI-
fanpirreit," beiBt eS tpeiter, bat
Oie gtotbpenSigfeit oes Settles boa.
reu @eloes ge5eigt. Der Silber.
GcItono Der 9iei6s6anf bat trob Der
Neudusprdgung bon 70 Miaionen
Ifnrf om SdIuB bes SSabres 1912
cinen 9fiifgnng Inn 5 gfillionen
nltf5uipeiIen, Der @oIoborrotb lit i'm
3tueiten SnIbiabr 1912 I'M 234
MiQionen 5uriidgegongen. 4ls
ii6erItes Sdusmittel gegen Die @e.
fnbren elmer S6lp16ltng Ser Boar
reierpe lit bic 8orauspragltnQ elner
Silberreierbe notbpenoig, BE- in
Gjenteinidaft nit Der @oIbreierpe
auf Ge6nung Oes 9teids in Der
Siei6sbanf nieoergelegt, gleid3eitig
cen Status Der &ei6sbanf fir Ben
SAN zines arieesausbruds itdrft.
aronprin3 8iIbeIm, Der I'M bori-
gen SSnbr fem nSSagotage6u9" Der
Seffeittlid)fcit iibergeben bat, lit
irieoer nit Ser Serausea6e zines
9u6es beidGftiet, oas in fltr3er
5eit erIdeinen jon. 9as neue
Berf bes oentI1en 36ronerben err
bGlt oen 3itel ,0euti9lan0 in
8affen". Son cigenbdnoig eeldrie,
benen 9lrtifeln oeS 9ro1prinaen
miro ouS glid pornebnIif bie grtt-
tridelung lm6 6ic 8erbGltniiie bes
@ar6eforps entbalten. God bringtI
Ons 8ud auBeroem nod geitrdge|
rcn Wfitarbeitern ous Den 9reiien
herbortagenber oftioer 0fiIit1rs.
0ie SSQltItrotionen iperben bon be.
tamtten MfilitGrmaIern geIiefert.
Bring Srie0ri6 8iIbeIm bon
S5eiieir, Ser GlteIte Sobn oes 9rin-
gen Srie0rid) aarl bon Seiien, elm
Neffc aaiier @ilbelnts, lit oIsI
1Sdbnrif} beim Sbiiringiiden llIa-
ren-&egircnt go. 6 (6anal0 ein-
Geitcllt porocn. Erin5 6rie0rid
aarl, Ser mtt Ser iiin8iten Sdipe,
i!cr he8 &oiicrs, Scr Grin3eiiin
Margaretc bon ErcuBen bermdblt
iit, bat orei ieiner icdS S6bne ei-
nem &aoettenbaus iiberlpicicn nnb
cen auSoriidliden 8unid) flln6ge-
qeben, BOB Die iungen grin6et
feline StnnoeSporrc6tc gel1ieBen,
iDnoern Sen anOeren 3ogIingen poG-
Iig glciGgeIteGt meroen. Ser nenc
8G6nri6 lit am 90. Nobenlber 1898
geborcn.
@ic aus Srieori6S6afen gemeG-
Get miro, bat bas neue gGrmee-
2uftIdiff o3 4" feline 9tbuobne-
fa6rt on imO ii6er Dem go0enicc
abiolpirt. Der 2uft- |
treli8er lit pole adt5ebn Stlnben
in Der 2uft eebIieben uno bat iif
m1brenb zines groBen Sbeils Ser
SSobrt in Der beoelitenoen S6be bon
1000 Metern betpegt. Der por8iig.
lide gerlauf Ser grohen, oie Jest
feenoet iino, bat oGgemeine 8efrie. |
0iduud erreat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03

bon 5. SO. SteOcns bon Der giir.
serbiilfSlign BON 9tem gort Suge.
aangen ooB lire 6on0s Sur Ser.
fiigung iteben. Ser MaDor tele.
arapbirte 9fidter 9llton Q. Bar.
fer, baB Die 9iilfe lpillfommen iei.
9iirger bon Waoiion, Neb., iano.
ten 1862 fir ben 8on6. Bon &e.
Gina, Sasfutdelpan trnf Elm gbed
iiber $500 ein.
SSn6ireftc Hnformotion bon ct.
9ouis beIogt, ooB Die oortigen
@rauercibeliber $4,000 geaeben
boben. Gas @eI0 ioa inter oen I'M
9an6e inter ocn &atoItropben Sci.
benocn bert6cilt per0en.
@rOkber5ige Siilfc Scr bentidcn
Iereinc.
Ger Iufruf oes Gentraloer6anoeg
ton Smaba al Die 0eltihen Ser.
cine bat aroBartigen 8ieberbaa ge.
funoen. 0af) Der Sdne1igfeit 3li
urtbeilen, NIT mel6er Die gereine
icaleid ltab Gintreffen Oes gluf.
ritfes GrtraneriammLuneen ei,tberu-
ZEN uno tbatfraftigc 0iilfe beihlie-
zen, lino Die idoniten Reiultate
81 crnarten, Sir berofientIihen
bier Die eingelaufenen Sdreiben:
Scr 2auolpebr Srauennerein bot
in Der eeitrigen geriammIung $50
on ben aQgemeinen Sulfsfono
iiberiuieien iino bcidloiien, Die ei.
eenen idmer beiingeiudten Mitglie-
Der rad ardften 5u unteritiisen.
Ger Seiterreid.llng Manner
erltiibungsoerein belt am 9ien.
itog g(bcno, 2. glpriI, eine Special.
reridnmlung ob. Gs tpuroe be.
idlIoiien, 5000 gum Siilfsfono BEL.
5ulteuern.
g8cIt Gibc, Sa., 2. sfpriI.
Serrn Bal. 5. 8eter.
@ertber Serr:
Gin Sdreiben 0eS gentrnlber.
bonOes fam geitern in meme Sdn.
Be. Soiort no6 2eien oes sluf.
raieS berief i9 cine 8erinnlmlung
elm. GS tpnroc beihloiien, Dem
SiilfsfonO 500 5u iiberlpciien. Gin.
Iiegeno Elm G9ed iiber $500.
Sans Sopnib. Shiibcnperein,
s. @. gruter, Qrdi.
Der Omaha plattoeutite Ser.
Gin bat ouBer Der eigenen groBber.
aigen Siilfe an ianmtlide platts
oenti1e 8ereine in oen groberen
Gt10ten oes 2anoes 600 3irfnlare
Geionbt, iporin Inn 8eiiteuerung
siml SiiIisfcno eriud)t piro. Cine
beoaltenoe Summe lit bereits ein.
geIaufcn, 3meifelloS miro cine
fdonc Sumnle suionllnenfommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-03
Sidrfans bsS ariesSidutes.

120 Millionen Rarf in SLIDER.
miin5en rHb 120 Millionen in
@OlO fir ben Snlins.S6nrm.-
@clOipanniins madJt Sieies no.
tjia.-Gin nsnes &rOnprin5cn.
6ndJ.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-12-25
Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners
Parker, S. D., Dec. l8, 1913

Parker, S. D., Dec. 18, 1913
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to call of County Audi
tor. all members present Auditor
acting as clerk.
The morning session was taken up
with ditch matters.
In the afternoon session the fol-
lowing county business was trans
acted.
Upon motion the county treasur-
er's bond in the sum of $4,000 was
approved.
Upon motion justice reports of
Soren Christensen and M. H. Dains
were approved and the following
bills allowed on same:
M. H. Dains, justice fees. 26O
Frank Baily. sheriff. fees. 81 Is
Soren Christensen, justice fees q 80
Lynn H: Paulson, stenog-
raphers fees. 400
Juror fees. ....................... 13 20
Witness fees. s....................... IS 80
Upon motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
M. Gropel, mdse. to John
Marshman. .................... :. 353
E. j. Kaufman, medical aid
to John Marshman. .... AZ 90
A. w. Bacon. care of poor. a 20
Adam Luke. mdse. for Marsh
man. man............................. 500
III. C. Thomas. medicine for
Marshman. ..................... 385
| Ernest I. Wix, medicine for
prisoner ............ -. 49,. so
o. NJ. Rasmussen. postage
and express ................. 45O
o. K, Stanford, securing
names for registration. 95
Frank Baily, sheriff. fees
and board of prisoners. 1O8 So
A. S. Bogue, states attorney
expense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 ~
e. ]. Kaufman medical aid to
T. Marrah. h................... 100
E. C. Nelson, telephone and
eApIeSS ....................... 3 40
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-12-25
FATAL ACCIDENT

Ernest Smith and Harry Huffman,
who were shelling corn for Jas.
Buckner, found last Tuesday NOR n
ing that one of the water pipes con-
nected to the engine was frozen.
The boys built fire under the pipe
to thaw it out. The fire not taaw-
ing the pipe fast enough to suit
them, five gallon can of gasoline
was taken up and gas poured on the
live Goals. The gas quickly ignited.
and the can exploded scattering the
liquid over the boys, thoroughly sat
1 urating their clothing with the in
flammable fluid and in an instant
they were beth living torches.
\ Rendered insane by the unbear-
able heat and inhaling the flames
and poisonous gases they ran about
in circles tanning the flames and
adding to their peril. At last Hult.
man ran by the water tank and
plunged into it subduing the flames
but not until he was so severely
burned as to render his recovery
doubtful. Smith seeing the barn
door open ran for it but was caught
by the other men who were helping
with the shelling and who by this
time were on the scene. He was
thrown to the ground and the flames
smothered with horse blankets, but
not until his clothing had been burn
ed from his person and his body
horribly scorched.
n The boys were at once taken to
the lBuckner reside nee where every
thing possible was d one to alleviate
their suffering until physicians could
arrive. Doctors Ketron and Newly
were soon on hsnd and all that med
ical skill could do was done to save
them but from the first it was seen
that Smith was fatally injured. His
father in Illinois was wired for. AID
at this writing it is hoped that
Ernest can live until his father
arrives. There is show for Harry
to recover but his inhaling the flames
and gas renders his recovery very
doubtful While the accident was
largely due to carelessness the result
was none the less serious and all con-
cerned have the deepest sympathy
af all.
LATER Both men died Tuesday
evening. Ernest Smith was single
man his only known relative being
his father in Illinois. Harrv Hult-
man was married and leavas a young
wife to mourn his loss. Further
particulars will be given next week.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-09-05
BONANZA STRIKE NEVADA
BUNKER HILL MINING Co.'S

BUNKER HILL MINING Co.'S
property at Rullion, Elko Co.
Messrs Kerr and Peterson who
have leased from this Co have ap-
parently struck another of the
large ore bodies that made this
old camp famous in early days.
In opening up this body they
have followed it from the grass
roots to depth of 80 # being high
in high grade silver, lead, copper
ore all the way.
AS the values in bottom of in
cline at depth kept increasing they
decided to cross cut and determine
size Of ore chute and on Monday
night had drifted along the strike
Of vein for twelve feet and crosscut
for same distance and had not en-
countered either wall
AS this ore will average better
than 800 per ton. they now have
$4,000 in sight and have not
stopped any ore for the last go feet
in depth
A car load shipped from the first
80 feet in June gava net returns Of
nearly $4,000 per ton. They have
another car in transit, two cars
of ore sacked on dump and ore
bins filed and three six horse
teams hauliog to Raines siding on
the E P Ry Assays from this
ore have run as high rs 400 ounces
in silver 76 per cent lead and 81
per cent copper.
The above Is certainly good news
for the stockholders of this com.
pany which is controlled by local
men.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-09-05
TO ADVERTISE ELKO COUNTY

"A committee consisting OF Messrs
Reinhart Castle, Senator Hunter,
Booher. and Mcneil this morning
escorted Governor Oddie and w A
Muier Of the Motivate Picture
Company Of San Francisco to the
Court House where they met the
County Commissioners.
Mr. Muier said his company was
anxious to take views of the best
farming scenes in Elko county if
the people here would stand for the
actual cost of making the films
which would not be heavy. The
views of the Elko Rodeo and Elko
county scenes will go before mill
ions Of people in the United States
and the foreign countries. 1t will
advertise Elko and Elko county to
all the world but the benefit will
be derived by the whole farming
section of the state.
The county commissioners favor
ed the idea but were in doubt whe-
ther they coulu legally appropriate
money for advertising purposes.
Elko business men are willing to
lend a hand If necessary as they
are bound to have films made.
Governor Oddie said the state
would aid the project as it would
benefit the whole state and be of
great Importance.
The District Attorney is investi-
eating the legal point whether the
county commissioners can make the
appropriation.
But the taking of the views in
Elko and Elko county is assured
and the work will be done in the
next few days.
The following article was mad
vertently ommitted yesterday
The moving pictures of the Elko
Rodeo are being taken by the Mot
ivate Picture company of San Fran
cisco. W A Muir and G s Clark,
members of the company are here
looking after the work. This mov-
ing picturs will be shown all over
the United States and il is the in.
tentioh Of the Elko citizens to
have views taken Of the city and
surrounding country which can be
featured with the Rodeo films. This
is an unusually good advertising
opportunity as the views of Elko
could not be exhibited were ii not
for the other pictures being taken
by the Motyate a Picture Company
1t is to the interest of all Elko
boosters to give this proposition
their heartiest support as the cost
is nominal compared with the value
of the publicity that can lie obtain
ed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-09-05

Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoppe came
down from Buel for the Labor Day
celebration.
Once more the angel Of death has
come among us and has taken
from our midst Kenneth Wardleigh
who was loved by all. Kenneth
was the only child Of Mr. and Mrs
p A Wardleigh. He was bright
manly little fellow of eight year S
and many were the expressions Of
sorrow when the word Of his death
reached Moniello. On Sunday uf
last week Kennels parents took him
to Ogden for the purpose of hay-
ing . slight operation on his throat
Tuesday the operation was per-
formed and while everything
known to medical science was done
the bright, beautiful spirit Of our
little friend passed to Him who
said: Suffer little children TO
come unto me for such is the king
dom of heaven" The writer ex-
tends to the grief stricken parents
tho sincere and heartfelt sympathy
Of this community and may their
darling boy be, ever bright and
shining light to lead them home.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-09-05
BALL GAME SUNDAY

Tomorrow there is going to be a
real hot baseball game which will
start at 2 O'Clock sharp The con-
testants will be the regular team of
Elko and the Indians. Both are
good teams. The admission for
gentlemen is so cents and for lad
les 20 cents. The baseball park is
in first class condition and it is pro-
bable that games will be arranged
for each day of the Roedo.
The lineup of the two teams for
tomorrow will be as follows.
Indian EILo
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-09-05
BURGLAR SUSPECT ARRESTED

a man whose name is yet un-
known was arrested in Nettie Thur
mans house in the red light district
last night. He had crawled under
a bed to hide. One of the women
found him and held him prisoner
under the bed with a broom
while another telephoned to Off Ger
Sisco who arrested him and took
him to Jail to await a hearing.