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getfiegeIte angebote petoen 'eut.
eegenpenommeu In Der Effice scs aoarn oi
GrGnlp 0nmnifli.mets bis 3rettae. ben IS.
Snl. 1913. um IL ilhr Wsiiic0s, fir bic nad)s
fiehcnOe QeuHinsNrbcff
@emds ben Spc5iiiidlioneR 30 SIR Sle
Eelung bcH GoiTnln Giie. bon Blue lied Bite
bis Brcdt WtiGnti sslpcr, in LogGtain 1onnfbip
Gie nrbeit bat AZ geftebeu IN uebersin!tirs.
runa NIT ben 9Idnen unb Ssest'ttaiignen,
tpeIcne teet IN ber Office bes @oab Of Counts
Gomuif'ioaets nufiteeen
We aneebpie mllfen ouf ssormal1re uiiAaes
ipelcbe iebt IN Der Office Des soarb OF Acunfp
eoaHie QommtfficHers su tnben 'inb, unb be.
peiiet fetn bon einew Rcno IN ber Summe bon
ft.uft urberi $1,000 Toaars nit slpei qttlen
nno eentsenbeu @areen oIs etterbsti, bab
ber Rtefer ben stculrasf eireeber ptre eMr Glnss
fibruHa bet arbstt i'm Bale beIieibe tem suer.
fGnut fpiTb
Tie douuiu Gommiifieners beeniien nA hos
Rett Dor. traenoetn cher ale anaebots sn
setmerieu
Nm auftrnes Sss poors Of eHntItsH goarrs
gommitiIaners.
stanIsp Strubts. sTdftben.
aiteft: albert WeiRbur0t gfegf.
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seserecHUmmeH in Der ctfice hes Roaro 81
@onHib Gommifiouers big ettag. ben 25.
sSuit 1913 Inn Il ubr W1itiags '1r bic nab
Hebenoe Gouniosarbeit:
gemdb ben SpeStfiiaiionen 80 5Is.gt--fyi.r
eiBen nfnen iidbiernen Therhau 'tir Qcfi Art6se
in g9btietpoter unh Ddamt IonHfbips
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'rIrd nit ben 9ldnen nro gessiFiia,ionen
loeIcbc 'cst nu'iieaen III her cfftse bes Boaro 0,
Counts 1cmmirtoHeIs
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ferfiet ittr, peIte in bery yrffice asf ssoarb %
EoIIutb gommitfioueIs al bdhcn finb nnb be.
lIciiei fetn hou eiHem Pouh IN oer 66he non
NebeHiauteno S700000l 1oliars Eiit eipei au.er
ten uHb qsnfgeHheH 9iiraen nia Sioerbeii, eak
ocr Rieter ben stentrnii etHcehcn irirb snr a,s.
ffi5rilna Der arbe.i TN Sale herisIbe ibm su'
erianH. miro
1ie Gourfn Gorrmiffioners ssbaIien H6 eas
Ietht nor tr5enbein cher ane Guasbote gu
berfuerfeH
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gcmmifioners
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ceaengenommen IN Der Gftice bes Boarb ~
@uunin gDIHnu'iicHers biS Srettuq. ben 1s
sSuI 1913. um i2 llhr Blttiags 'tlr eie uatbs
fitHcUbe GolmtOssTheti.
ejcma5 ben SrrstiIfni' omen gin s91--sslt hje
GflHng BDu p,ontaomerh Btfe, ron ber ofiiinsH
AOrgoraliunslinic ron zllpertou Bic sur ga1rs
zen gonuioSaHie. tn Sbcamore une Somues
1rnnlbips.
Ttc arbet bar 81 eef6eher in nsberetrf,tm,
MING nit ben @lnnen unb Snesifinttensu,
meltte ieBt iR Der Cffice bee Rnarh OF Count
Gpmmititouers dufieaea.
cue atnpehote mliien ouf eorrilioten ansae.
fcrtiat fem Delhe IN Der Sffice bee Ronrb Of
Goanfc 9nmmiGionets Su bnben 'tRb. unb bs.
eleiiei f'iu bon eiueW pouh IN Der Sobe ron
tiinfFunorrt $4,000. 2OIfcrs NIT efDsi GU
ter Ille aenaaenosH aafaeH aIs s4trbsir sds
Der 2ieier BEN noutrai. eineehen lrtrb saf
GaSfhhrung Der Grbeti. TN Safe herfeIbe ibm
5aer,Gnui fpitb.
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bertDerfeH
On sluftraee Ses @oarb Of 5amiIton Counts
Gommi''tcnerS
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giiefi: attert @tirturbi GIerf.
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ee9eneenontulen, tn Der Office BIS @oaro ~
9onntn 9Dutmtiioners bic s5rettaa, ben 25.
Suli 1913. um ~ iibr Wsiit1aS, jiir bic uocbs
fteeenhe G0aHihssrteii
ciemds ben SpcsIftfntioren SO 5fss9-sIr
etnen renen Gberbnu fur aoit @rioae In @5ife.
n1icI 1olDufbip.
lie arbeit Bat al aefebeben In llebereinTttu,
ninn1 mt; ben RIdnen uHn Spesififati1uen
irclche iebi Ut bcr .Cftice bee 9ourt of goumtp
GcmntiFtoners nnfIfeaen
Iur auaeboie r;liiiien auf Formuloren org.
aefcrilat fetn. trelde Tn Der Sffice nes moaro
of gCnntp GrmmiNicHers Sa baben Ifnn, unn
beaIeiici fetn bon einem npno In her S1te hnn
fanfiuufub tS5,000O0l Eoaars nit sfDei nntejt
ten nro aeniiaennen sfiraen. bat eer aieier
ben Acntraft esHacheH pre bic 9lftett ensfnbs
zen ipiro. i'm 5a1e herfcIbe itm Rnerfanni
,ptro
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Rechi enr, traerbein cher aIIe aulcbofe yi
beriperfen
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Gomnfiiiieners.
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n itfr n fynft - 40 crt,,tg 1850

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eegengenomilen In her Office ees Bcorb ci
GnHHib GommiiiirHets b;s Srettag, ben 15.
Snli 1918 I'm u llhr .Deiltaos, fiir oie nacos
ftcberbe IonnfhsMrbett.
Sends ben Spe3liifntipnen Tp. 5i3-sSiir bic
SelHua bon Cincinnati Mbenue bnourcb osi,
Gtriern Hoenfion unc Rnrtb 8eno uub Dliami
sloclre bttburh 5lepes, In Dliunti Ipnnfhip.
1ie arhett bat an eeftDeben III neberstnitim'
mnng init ben Rlanen uno Snesififaiionen.
meItbe iest IN Der Stftce oes Bodro Of Gount1
GomnliifioHers uufIiepen
elHe Nnaebote' nlllNen nuf ,sormuInrcn uusae.
ferttst ieir, tpcIhe IN Der Office hes goarb of
Gountb eorsmtiiicuers su bahen ftno.. uuo ne.
elettet iein bon eineR sSpnh, i'll Der Sobe bon
fiiHitunocri ($500.0n) :. Ears nit gipet auten
unb eeaheenben s'nreen,. hab Der ststsr oer
pirb, i'm Sale berieibe ibm suerfanHt ntrb.
Tte Gourfp G0nirrItNioners bebdlten ITO bns
ne6t por, trgeHoeu ooer aae anasbots su
bermerfeH.
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GCiGnifilonets.
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erfcier IN Der geutf6cn prot SSitfe su Gur'
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@ebt Der @rbe fneine Qei6e
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mtd lit Setmntb nnferbebt.
gis al iener ih0niten StIinoe
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Chicago Su unb aps TnaeIes 3eitnocu
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ne psrf0nlihe Musseinnuns fir ieinen
gsfdbrlifen Mbiutontmritt pcm 16.
Juni 1916.
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finbei 2,3,5
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IN m mers 3. Clippers unb Mrbeiter Na1siis
fraaen in ben SmesteaH Eieei Gonnories,
1000 Gfi groabipeE 9aii CT. ooas. ~.
2a--4
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Q .55 lfhr NHprdenS
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Norbfpeit&de @etie nub RnnHliuer GtIdee.
: Rnehsnfrdeen 2i2b Central slbeHne. bb
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GIfter ATnffe gdIieeper HdfHlfrnneH
BET mlsdlenbnr1's SiehInHo urb un,perip
sihe. Wii dublrB. 1,7.5s
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m2 an uub1rn u-qgann snr Reforaitna hes
Mafens bic Bran flr gsaf6en ifio apette
MrtEit sntBufrneeH o01 wiaple Hpcuue.
gIbcubuie 2.3,4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
PETITION FOR RECEIVER

The litigation over the JarbidRe-
Pavlak Mining Company property
took another turn today when a
petition was fled for a receiver by
Peter A Thourat and H L Rummel
as administrator of the estate Of
Mike Pavlak, intervenors in the
suit of C J Hahn and H J Failing
versus the Jarbigde Pavlak- Mining
Company.
This mining company was at one
time the greatest and best mining
concern in Jarbidge and was val
ued at large sum but litigation
has halted all its work and todays
petition for a receiver further COM
plicates the legal tangle in which
the affairs Of the company have be.
come involved.
The intervenors in the suit who
petition for a receiver say the COM
pany has been out of business for q
year. A mortgage for 100000 Civ
en- against the property has been
the subject of much litigation and
in today's petition for q receiver
it is claimed this mortgage is
fraudulant and intended 70 give
certain creditors preference and to
freeze out other unsecured credit
ors. In order to protect the inter-
ests of all creditors and that all
may share alike and no preference
be shown a receiver IS deemed
advisable. The hearing on the pc
tition for receiverBhip will come up
later.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
Letter LIST

The following letters and cards
remain uncalled for in the Elko
Postoffce for the week ending Oct
4, 1913. ........
Ladies-Mrs Lot.ie AlveEson,
Mrs Cora Mobley
Gentlemen-Paul DevoFe, D
Dothsrrow, N ] Florence, Joe Gar
rison, G A Hannigan, Chss A Hule-
man, W H Johnson. Geo KiRkpat-
rick, Daniels Nickols, Am Porter
Jas Shannon, Fernando Savagueta,
w Thompson. .fs
When calling for the above please
mention advertised and pay one
cent for advertising.
Postmaster.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
TAX ROLL LEAVES TODAY

The county commissioners have
finished their work on the 1913
Elko County tax roll. The roll
was shipped by express today to
Carson City. Deputy Assessor Will
is will leave for Carson today and
will take the books before the com.
mission. 1t is expected the eom-
will surrender the tax roll
next Monday and Mr. Willis is ex-
pected back in Elko next Tuesday
when he will surrender the tax roll
to county Auditor Greathouse who
will make his extensions and in
turn give the roll to County Treas
urer Miller who will then proceed
to collect the taxes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
R. A. NJ. CHAPTER
FOR LAS VEGAS

The Las Vegas Review Of last
Saturday says: "a meeting Of
Royal Arch Masons was held in the
Offices of the First State Bank
Tuesday night at which was begun
the organization of chapter in
Las Vegas. The petition for dis
pensation is now in the hands Of a
committee and may be found at
the store of the Cheney Drug Co..
where all members Of this degree
desiring 10 join the local chapter
are invited to call and so signify.
Wednesday morning some "a
names had been secured to the Pc
tition and it is now certain that
the lodge will start with a very
substantial membership"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
PERSONAL

Will Young Of Tuscarora is Wis
iting in Elko today.
Spencer Plummer left last night
'on No 5 to spend the winter in Cal
fornia.
Tracy Fairchild, prominent
rancher Of Tuscarora has business
in town today.
Mrs G c. Wilfon2 and Mrs R c
0'Neil Of Wells are stopping at the
Commercial.
JR Station of Deeth Is in town.
~ C Goble of Beowawe is here
today.
George S Clayton Of South Fork
has business in town.
WI Noble of Lamoille is here
today.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
TALLY CASE UP AGAIN

The final procedure in the Tally
divorce case is being taken this
afternoon when attorneys for both
sides make their arguments. The
case will then be submitted to
Judge Taber for decision. Several
dRpositions from Texas were ad-
mitted as evidence today tending
to show the health and present f.
nancial circumstances of Mrs Tally.
Judge Taber overruled the object
ion against allowing certain letters
written to Tally in us evidence.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
SELECT STENOGRAPHER

The test for stenographer of the
District Court held yesterday re-
suited in The appointment of Ross
Reynolds of Salt Lake for this term
of court. Later another examina-
tion will be held and if tie Elko
county apsirants qualify they will
be given the preference as it is de-
sired that resident Of Elko county
be given the appointment all things
being equal. Miss Edith Hale made
a fine showing and will enter the
next test.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
ATHl T|cSeclAN|S 1

ply Of oats bids fair to be greater
than was expected.
With a smaller crop in North
America than last year by more
than 800 million bushels, and with
another 100 million deficit else
where, the worlds crop of oats may
be 100 per cent less than last year
a decrease Of 400 million bushels
Orange Farmer reaches this con-
clusion in spite Of allowing that
Russia has the most prodigious oats
crop in its history, 900 million
bushels.
Barley is much less than usual in
North America but the worlds tot
al yield may come up 10 the nor
NAL amount.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
TOUGH ON TAXPAYERS

With the Tax Commission de-
manding a raise Of from 10 to 25
per cent all over the state and 6
cents on the 500 to make Califor-
MIA a present of S140, 900 and not
one dollar in the state Treasury,
the taxpayer is indeed in a hot box.
1t is about time the people COM
menced figuring out the problem of
retrenchmeht in State, County, and
City government and the cutting
out lot Of worse than useless
commissions. Sparks Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07

New York, Oct 7-They are /!
New York lost todays game, the
first Of the worlds series by a
score of to 6 in favor of the
Philadelphia Athletics. Poor old
Marquard opened for New York
and lasted five innings. Then Nc
Graw put Crandeall in and he in
turn was relieved in the eighth by
Tesreau who finished the game
without allowing any more home
runs. The athletics went after the
Giants with a vengeance in the
fifth and sixth innings and in these
two innings the athletics made five
of ttlr six runs.
Beder, the Indian who pitched
for the Athletics played Il good
game notwithstanding the four runs
piled up against him. Over $4,000
people saw the game. 1t was a
nerve wrecker'and the thousands of
Giant fans hoped against hope until
the last for a couple of runs to
tie the score but none were made.
Bakers home run was feature.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
zANA EDWARDS RELEASED

Zana Edwards, an inmate at
Eugene Fields place, who was ar
rested on a charge of having rob-
bed Fermin Euguy of S12O while
he was guest at her place, had
her preliminary examination before
Judge Castle today. No proof was
produced to show she had taken
the money and she was given her
freedom.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
WILL MOVE TO ELKO

Mr. and MRS F L Rouse and chill
dren who have resided here for
some time will leave tomorrow
for Elko where they will make
their home. Mr. Rouse has been as
signed a passenger run as fireman
between Elko and Gerlach.--Win-
nemucca Star.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
new SCHOOL FOR WELLS

At a meeting Of the County
Commissioners last night a resolu-
tion was passed authorizing the
sale Of $4,000 of bonds for the
building of new High School at
Wells. rhe bids will be asked for
soon and work begun next spring.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
BIG GRAIN SHORTAGE

Chicago, ILL.,, October 7, 1913.
Serious shortage exists in the
worlds's crop of grain for 1918. The
supply is nearly 10 per cent less
than last year. The total deficiency
aggregates 1880 millions bushels
of the five grain staples. This
shortage is not made up by pota-
toes, the worlds supply of which
is no greater than last year and
300 million buEhels less than the
worlds normal potato crop of
1910. These amazing conclusions
are indicated by the preliminary
report upon world crops and the
future Of prices, prepared by
Orange Judd Farmer, the Chicago
authority, as Of October lst. This
authority emphasizes that the four
bread stuffs-wheat, oats, rye and
barley-will probably be 500 mill
ion bushels LESS this year than in
1912, 70 million bushels LESS than
two years ago out a per cent more
than in the 1910 crop.
"Unless Russia and Argentina
conclude ;he year with much great
er yields than now seems possible.
Orange Judd Farmer says, "the
worlds wheat production will be
only about 100 million bushels
moro than last year." This will be
a increase Of only 8 per cent over
the supply Of wheat produced
throughout the world ih 1912.
OF this Increase 80 million BUSH
els Is due to the extent to which |
the bonanza wheat crop of the
United States end Canada exceeds
last years out-turn.
Orange Judd Farmer preliminar-
lily returns the Russian crop as 700 !
millions bushels which has since
been confirmed by the Russian gov
ernment's official pronouciamento
Of 900 million. This 10 in sharp
contrast to the apparently mislsad-
ing and erroneous forecast put in
late August by the International
Institute Of Agricultural at Rome
IL million bushels 10 the Russian
crop.
OF grave Importance also is the
European shortage in rye. Because
even more than wheat is rye the
breadstuff of the teeming millions
Of Europe. Orange Judd Farmer
finds that Europe may have only
1,700 million bushels Of rye of the
1918 crop. OF 100 million bushels
LESS than last year. The deficit
may be still larger II latest csbled
advices from Russia are reliable.
The shortage in the worlds sup
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
SHERIfF'S QUARTERLY REPORT

Sheriff Harris report for the
quarter ended shows the following
collections:
County licenses $46l9,O6
Sheep 2408. 90
Horse Inspection 247.60
Penal fines ggi.. . 62.0O
Civil Fees 1878
S-~----
Total - $7,5l4.73.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
REBEL CAPITAL CAPTURED

Eagle Pass, Tex. Oct. FEEDER
al troops this afternoon captured
the provisional capitol Pedrias Mel
gras without firing a shot. The re-
bells had abandoned the place.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

Jack Griffin accused of robbing
Fay White Of $40 in the Elk saloon
last Saturday night had his prelim-
mary examination before Judge
Castle yesterday and was held for
the grand jury. +
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07

Mrs James Brain a former resi-
dent Of Elko whose husband owned
the harness buSiness now conduct
ed by Mr. Harrington is the guest
Of her brother County Treasurer
Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07

Laredo, Texas, Oct 7-Private
advices received here today say
Torreon was captured by rebels
under General Villano at three
o'clock this afternoon.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07

FOR SALE.--Cook stove and
plenty Of pipe. Call at the Elwood,
Carlin. ADV Oct2-~Iw.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
FOR SALE

Grey team of driving horses 2
and 8 yeass old, weight about 2I0O
pounds. Inquire at Independent
Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
MARRIAGE.

Marriage is II sacred rite by which
man subjects himself to perpetual cross
examination. .-Philadelphi Ledger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-10-07
IS
VICTIM OF
A TUMBLE

R6ehester,N. Y.--oct 7--Lincoln
Beachy, the dare devil aviator met
death today when he fell while Civ
ing an exhibition.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
FOOD FOR THE FIT
ny &. EDWARD BECKETT.
Physical DIRECTOR. Y. NJ. c. A. Washing
ton, u. C.. and Director Washington
Home Exercise Club.
AND SKILLED
MECHANIC.

People who are confined to the office.
factory, shop. &c. and whose work is
largely with the brain rather than the
muscles, do not require the diet of an
athlete, or one doing heavy muscular
work.
II the sedentary man doing heavy
muscular work, INDUCES in meat three
times day. he is likely 60 accumulate
a large amount of adipose tissues.
overwork his eNcretory organs and be
troubled sooner or later and mostly
sooner, with rheumatic troubles.
menu for the sedentary. therefore.
should be something like this:
BREAKFAST.
Fruit. small helping of cereal or two
eggs ,poached or soft boiled): coffee.
half milk or water. hot il desired one
cup: toast, to slices buttered. or
muffins-not more than four Occasion
ally omit toast and cereal and in their
place substitute moderate amount of
hot cakes and maple syrup.
LUNCH.
A sandwich, cup custard or butter.
milk. fruit fhaked or stewed apple,
stewed prunes, rhubarb, &c.), or nuts.
Water.
DINNER.
Soup. meat, beef mutton. or lamb,
moderate helping: bread (whole wheat,
graham, or hard rolls). butter: vege-
tables, two varieties. moderate uuan-
tiy: salad; pudding. rice. tapioca, choc-
olate. bread. cornstarch. jello: fruit.
grapes. apples. peach, pear, &C; water
or weak tea. ono glass.
Moderation to be observed at all
times and often the lunch can be cut
to buttermilk and one sandwich or
omitted entirely.