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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
'OUTRA GED 1 Owe
A Synopsis Of Rev. Towers Discourse
AT the Presbyterian Church Yester-
day Morning Some Observa-
tons and Reflections.

1t was our privilege to Worship
with Rev. Towers people at the
Presbyterian Church morning and
evening. Space is given to make a
brief report of the morning ser
mon. The subject was "Onttaged
Love-" text John l-I2. Rev. Tow
er said in part
THAT from the reading Of the
text Gods plan was to redeem hu-
manity, and the plan of redemption
was based on the fact of sin. The
modern tendency is to get away
from the fact that man is a sinner.
Culture is pleaded as substitute
for salvation by faith. This text
refers to q person. not simply az
He was at his Advent, It refers to
his origin in the Eternity Of God.
Let US make man in our image"
In the Godhead we find three per-
sons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
We find Christ spoken Of rs with
God from the beginning. The re
demption of the race is built on
the fact of the Atonement when
Christ came to lost world of NOR
al creatures. He was heralded by
the angels, "Peace on earth and
good will to men,"
"The old Testament shows the
warnings of God for lost men and
the New Testament reveals Christ's
death on the cross to save fallen
world. ''t'He came unto his own
and his own received him not"
Refere nee is made to the Jewish
people being led out of Egyptian
bondagei in victory ard triumph to
the promised land of Canaan. The
wonder is that Israel was not ready
to receive the Christ. We wonder
that they rejected the Love planned
to save them The reason is this.
He did not meet their precouceived
ideas of Messiah. 1t was con-
crete example of Outraged Love-
Love was mockcd. God offered the
plan of salvation, yet they spurned
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
Serious Stabbing
Affair at Wells

M Montgomery, a printer at
Wells, Nevada, stabbed ] E Smith
several times in various parts of
the body yesterday at p m. The
stabbing was done with a small
pocket knife. Montgomery claims
that the quarrel was over game
of cards and that Smith assaulted
him twice before he defended him
self. The prisoner was brought
down on No last night and
lodged in Jail. Smith was removed
to hospital in Ogden. No report
has reached here as yet as to how
seriously he was wounded. -.z-.st1--,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07

j B Fitzgerald, the old game
warden, Is an applicant for ap-
pointment to the position Of game
warden as his own successor. The
Independent believes ne is q good
man for the place. He knows the
routine of duties better. perhaps
than any of the other applicants,
if there be any. We do not know
whether there are any other appli-
cants or not, but have heard n
vague yurnor thst there are some.
They are probably working ON the
"still hunt" plan and hope TO land
the plum on the quiet. We have
heard some complaint that Fitz is
too lax in the pursuit of violations
Of the law He claims, and with
some show of reason, that he has
not started prosecutions in many
cases reported. on account OF lsek
of evidence. He did not do ire to
commence prosecution, aud put
the county to expense unless the
evidence was available 70 secure
conviction. He is certainly to be
commented rather than condemned
for exercising discretion IN cassa of
this.kind.
Eshelwan, the transfer man is
ready to deliver to the railroads
free Of charge any supplies In
tended for the food sufferers 10
the sest
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
Traction Road Needed

. = u afl ii /.
3 ]. H, Sommers, the expert of the
Engine Department for the Ely Con.
Co. is in town today. Mr.. Sommers
says that at the ophir Utah Mines, OPP
Grated by the Buckhorn Mining Co.
the cost for hauling ore from the mine
to the r, r., a distance OF nine miles,
by team was S1.25 to $1.50 per ton,
which was considered an extremely low
price. The ore was hauled over the
same road by traction engine as low as
41c per ton. This is the reason the Ely
Con. is now asking the Coup Com
missioners to cooperate in building d
traction road from Elko to Park Sta
tion. The road win be used to haul the
output to- the r. r. at Elko, and Is also
available for the general public.
The road from Elko to Park Station
Ia stage station) is the county road.
The Ely Con asks assistance in putting
this road in good condition, which is
of great importancs to Ell5o county.
The company win build the rua6 at It's
own expense from the county road, to
it's mines, distance Of six miles.
The sooner this road is completed, the
sooner the company will commence
shipping. The Independent hopes tine
county commissioners will give the
necessary support to assure a road that
will be good the year round, and viii
be of great benefit to the town and
county.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
The ''Y" Boys Hike

The Boys hike" taken Saturday will
probably live long in the memories Of
those who went. Seven boys with their
leader left the ''Y" Saturday morning
and started for the hills across the
river. The journey was intensely
interesting. Instead of idl ng. away
their time the members of
the party busted themselves by
keeping on the alert y for such
things. as rabbits, ducks, sage-chickens,
dog or coyte tracks, and number of
others for which the boys received a GER
tain number of points. John Stenin-
ger getting the largest total OF points
while Howard Lewis made the greatest
number of discoveries The other boys
taking part were Yale Williams. Erwin
Lebreski. Ernest Jacobs, Alfred Critch-
ley and Maurice Mayer.
Several miles out camp was made
and every one Immediately busted him
self by roasting his dogs over tie
fire. All agreed it, was good
Lunch over with, games were next in
order. This was no end of fun. The
stalking games created quite bit tof
excitement and were only stopped with
utternces of regret from every boy.
The rudiments of Semaphore signaling
were then tried and the value thereof
demonstrated as well as the fun that
can be bad at the same time. An In.
dian war dance was the closing mum.
Der of the day. Maurice Mayer was
chosen Chief of the tribe
With one accord the entire tribe ex-
pressed itself as having had jolly good
time and the members thereof are
heartily in favor of another such
hike"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
A BLOW BE-
LOW THE BELT

In Saturdays paper we published
an, Article entitled Electric Adver-
tising vs the Local Papers" Some
person who was afraid to sign his
or her name dropped a letter in
the Postoffice. addressed to the Ed.
of the Independent. with the article
in question enclosed as a clipping
from the paper. Thesenvelope and
card attached were addressed in a
woman's handwriting. The lady
was accompanied by her husband
when the letter was posted and a
card with this laconic saying print
ed thereon. 4
Put your fork on the
wagon and drive on,
to the next pile'
We followed the suggestion
and the next pile was the gang Of
hobos who were masquerading as
w W's on thr streets of Elko
Sunday afternoon and night. We
are ready for another ''piIe." Our
latchstring hangs on the outside
and the editor is always at home
during business hours. Read the
article. It's worth while.
If you shoot at bunch of dogs
you can always tell which one is
hit from the noise it makes. IF the
committee of ten" who are sup
posed to have signed the commune
cation will be kind enough to send
the name of one of the imaginary
committee to the Office they will be
given some inside information and
it is not dope" either. We might
say in this connection that if the
editor of one of the local papers
had the cheek to ask a business
man to sign a.yearly contract for a
large amount of advertising and
pay half in advance he would meet
with a cool reception.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
SsPORTER STOCK COMPANY

80 ~ n Il d .
The Potter Stock Company. that
appears at the Bradley. Opera
House Wednesday, Thursday and.
Friday, is made up Of an exception
al cast of players. Mr.. Porter the
leading man. was in leading roles
at The Columbia in Oakland, for
eight months after Daniel Frawley
had been unable to<pull the crowds
there. Miss Worthington. leading
lady, has played with the Stock
Companies in Oregon and Washing
ton with marked success. MIR. Jack
Conway only recently finished a
long engagement in the Salt Lake
Stock houses and Mr. Stanley JON
mason was the leading man in the
pretentious Indian Romance that
was feature on rhe Orpheum cir
cult for two seasons. la ,s
The Porter Company will play
three big American plays, The
Great Divide. The Bushanger and
Paid in Full. These plays are so
well known. at least by name to
the public that they are sure, to
please. The vaudeville presented
between acts consists of new songs
by people who can sing and please.
i ---s@-s-sos-e-.S--A-- tt'i
Subscribe for The Independent
Do it today.
Van of The Mineral Mt Car
lin is a good fellow to know. Adyt.
A telegram received yesterday
from the Rev. Geo Greenfield,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
conveyed the sad news that his
mother had died last Saturday
evening.
- Father Anthony Petillo conduct
ed Mass in the Catholic Church at
Carlin yesterday at 10 u. m. and
was greeted by sn encouraging
attendance. Among those present
in Father Petillo's audience was
Captain Worth Of this city.
z r o Moral, Sec. Y NC A.,
went to visit his brother at Deelh
yesterday and will return today.
Senator w W Williams of Fallon
ia in town
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
EverIastlna fame. !,

I'VE must go to stratford.s ? WHATS
the use. We can buy strateofd post
cards In London" my friend, one
travels for something nioss than TO
send postcards. want TO write my
name on Shakespeare's tomb
Louisville Courier-Journai.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
We'll espresssd.

THAT man is not a very good lo-
gician, but he 10 most impressive
tslker" %YeH," replied Senator Sor.
ghpm; the is what the musicians rs.
fer to as q performer with more tenn
permanent than Technique"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07

Homer Andrae. well known
stockman, from White Rock is
visiting in Elko.
JAS Riordan, a prominent ranch
er, from North Fork, is on a busi-
ness trip to Flko.
The Rev. s A Jones, pastor
evangelist Of the Presbytery Of
Neyads, who has been in town
several days. returned to his home
ct Los Angeles yesterday.
Patronize the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company. Fastest service In
the world. Adyt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
Mir. Meekton,s Mean Idea.

why did you insist on having your
wife Join the Suftragette Ciub7' BE
cause" replied Mr.. Meekton grimly,
II want to see that hSu6Irsgette Club
get ell the trouble that's coming to
It."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
Was 1t a Dream?

James Murphy is lying in, the
hospital today with broken leg.
He is not clear to exactly how it
happened. At first his vision was
that he was struck by w P train
while trying to- steal a ride. After
SOLDERING up the probably true story
is that he was asleep and fell off
the coal chutes distance of tween
ty feet A convenient rock or
beam caused the break which is
a reality and 40 dream Murphy, IS
address is unknown. a.6s
Wher in Carlin call on Van at
the Mineral Advt.
Take advantage of the tree offer
before II is too late. Remember
this is probably the last oppor-
tunity to get a supply o: forest and
shade trees on such liberal terms.
For quick service take your tele.
grams to the Postal Telegraph
Company, G It will lpay you in the
long run.
Bring your Job printing to the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
Brutal Husband.

Nothing makes a woman feel 20
hurt and indignant as her husbands
refusal to be consumed with pity foe
the man from whom he won herr
Tho Tatier.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-07
ELKO co. DEVE-
OPMENT LEAGUE.

Last saturday night q most en-
thusiatic meeting of the Elko Co.
Development League was held in
the commissioners rooms at the
Court House. About So leading
business men were present, and
the meeting was called for the cleo
tion of officers.
At this annual meeting the fol-
lowing were elected to office
President F. S Gedney; Treasurer,
Hayden Henderson. The Secreta y
will be elected this evening at q 80
by the Board of Control. At this
annual meeting the following six
members were elected to the Board
of Control:-H U Castle, E C Rid.
dell, E c Murphy, R w Hesson.
deputy Sheriff Lamon, C 8 Kap-
pier.
The matter of the State highway
was thoroughly discussed. The help
of all the members of the League
and the. County Commissioners was
urged. Auto parties were orga-
nized to go out each Sunday to in
spect and repair roads. Ten autos
loaded with men and shovels will
go outeach Sunday to improve the
roads. The citizens of Humboldt
Co. are working along similar
lines. Yesterday the eommitte of
six with one commissioner went
out in an auto asfar as North Fork
which they found could not be
passed by auto at this time of the
year.
The League seeks the cooperation
of every merchant and hotel keeper
in this work These men are
vitalIy interested and ought to
boost. Ac this last meeting of the
League 1t is reported that not a
merchant or hotel keeper was pres
ent.
Watch repairing done promptly
and ali work guaranteed at
Howell's. Corner of Bird and Rail-
road.
Try our home cured Bacon and
home rendered lard. Appetizing
pure and wholesome. Quality
Meat Market. Advt.
April numbers of fashion books
and magazines nov on sale at news
stand in Postal Telegraph Office.
Advt.
Read the independent ais care
fully as YOU do your bible. Read it
from first page to the last, adj
vertisements and everything else
THERE'S mental pabulum in every
line.
Buy the Salt Lake Tribune at
news stand in Postal Telegraph
Office. Utah's best Tally paper.
Advt.
Ia Howell your jeweler? If not
why not?
Send your laundry By parcels
post to the Troy Laundry. Elko, Nev.
Laundry returned the same way.
Good service and promptness Is our
rule of action. Mining camps and
places remote from the railroad can
get satisfactory results by sending
work to this well known laundry.
Give II atrial and be convinced.
For Sale IA lot Of fine posts and
several cords of good wood. Will
lie delivered IN quantities to suit.
Inquire Of George M. Clayton. Elko,
Nevada.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
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CAPITAL FOR VOTES

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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
AUTHOR Of THE
INCOME TAX
EXPLAINS

washluGJon, April ga rnm-
urchcuBI,c analysis OF th" lucom"
taN hv Representative Iull OF Ton
n"s.or i,- author. featured ioiay'E
g"r"ruI debate iu N" huusr. O1,h"r
speakers wrr, on the program fov
discussion uf th" iariIf Itself
representative imIl replied l."
num"rous comments on provisions o.
tn" iWrnu" tax. To tho suggestion
that 10 BE- class legislation aud dis-
tinctiou between oiIlZcus Of Iurg"
means aud those nthout particular
m"nus, he answered that irs purposo
was ~ reach Tor taxation thOer rhu
hayu escaped taxes ana who are most
able 10 boar them. II" declared ia"
maFs"r ur N" people were paving
moFt Or rh" s@I2 Goa. .u"" tarin taxes
ana m",r oi m" stat, and local taxes
say" IN Few siHt"-
"Wh"r" then" h. asked is IN"
Inlusti"" uf requiring IN" receivers
NJ Incomes nf NOR. than lou" to
oIualil" ~ som" measure i6rzr tax
burdens by contributing I"ta than
5 100, ,n"r.u"u 'u m" federal treas
uryf" IIo denied that there WAS any
a'UtutionHiism iu the effects ni III"
rny.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
.RANCHER HELD FOR
MURDER OF WIFE

Roswell. y NJ. April :".-i. u.
Arnold. - well known stock man Of
Ranger Lake. In In the county jail
here. held Tor til" murder of his
wife. - bride OF less than two months
Arnold's mother IL said 10 have been
the only witness, and made u safe
'm"nt that hor son killed his wife.
shooting her through tn. heart. and
that sh" died within u lew moments
She saws tn. husband also atta' ked
her. but fortunately she was able
to defend herself. She ,hiuks her
son was unbalanced mentally.
Arnold. tw.nty-cirht rcnTs old.
was brought to the county Jail here
late last night. and surrendered TO
the authorities by a brother ana II
n'ighhor. An inquest Will h. held
late this afternoon. No motive l.
ascribcd and the insanity theory is
tho only .n. advanced. Mrs. Arnold
was formerly Miss Flo Hodge. dau-
ghtcr Of the Ranger Lake postmaster
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
ALL OF DEAD LOCATED
IN WRECKED Mine

Hittsburg. Pa. April 2G.-Thc
emergency rescue crew from the
Pittsburg station bureau OF the mines
was drawn from the Cincinnati and
Pi;tsburg Coal company near Finley
Vile. Pa. where an explosion occur
rcd last "Wednesday and In the neigh
horhood of 100 men lost their lives.
Th" crew had penetrated the priu-
cipal entries and many of the rooms
and were convinced when another
bady was located this morning chat
the dead bodies had all been locat-
ed.
Five bodies were brought out this
morning and removed To the Mo-
nonychcla morgue for Identification.
making nincty-three bodies removed
10 the morguc, forty OF which hay"
been Identified.
Charles Crawl and Philip I.cglcr,
the men taken ont Of the mine alive
last night, were getting along very
well at the hospital today.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

her Of the men who have the schools
In charge. Th. candidates AZ, ali
men or high standing In the com
munliy
Til. two hnItpNrr members oI The
school board ate John I. Hcudrick
and DR.. l.. Frrudcnthsl. The school
election in Trinidad will be held the
yamc day that school elections are
held In many other ,itIrs and towns
of Colorado. \ polling place will he
selected IN II convenient place up
town aud another ON the north side
of tn" river. Tn" designated poll
Ing places are -" Eust Main street
and til" Centennial school building.
The polls will h. open from seven
\. " tn seven =. NJ. The three OF
the four Ecttin. the highest vot" will
he declared elected.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
|. W. W.'S ARRESTED

Paterson. y. J.. April 2G.-Miss
Elizabeth A. Flynn and carlo Tres
ka. leaders of IN" l. W. W. indicted
for melting to riot during the SILK
workers strike here. were arrested
today. Deputy shcriits watched all
the trains and TROLLEY terminals and
the strikers gathering places to in
tcrcopt William u. Haywood and
Patrick Quinlun. also under indict-
ment- growing ont OF recent strik"
disorders.
The arrest of Trcska and Miss
Flynn left only Haywood and Quin-
Ian of those indicted, isill at liber-
ty. Adolph eLssig. local lcadcH.
was held for urraignmcnt. Lesoir
and Haywood arc charged with dis
orderly conduct tn" police believe
that Haywood might seek 10 avoid
arrest until next week. lhai he may
make u speech tomorrow
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
REPRESENTATIVE
MEN OUT FOR
SCH D OIL
BOARD

Four OF the most repr.senta'lN"
business men OF the city hav" filed
petitions and become candidates Tor
school director of District No. NJ
the regular school election Ia be held
on May :. Three directors are 10 be
clccted-ouc for four years 10 III
ont the unsxplr"d term OF r. II. DAY,
who is not Il candidate succeed him
self and, two for u Term OF siN years.
The candidates who VIII come before
the people are Meyer Mansba'h. -
present member OF III" board who
seeks recollection, and John +, Shor-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26

the firm of :. Gregory and son. monu-
men, makers. ana has resided in
Trinidad for twcnty-siN years. Mr.
Jameson Is president OF the Jamie
son EiouscfurnishiuG company. the
largest furniture concern south 81
pueblo. Mr. Mansbach Is associated
with his brother, Bert Mansbach and
John and Barney Tarabino. in the
Famous Department store.
Mr. sherman is candidate for
director for the four year uncNpircd
term of T.. II. Day. The other three
are candidates for the six year term
and two are to be elected. The can
didatcs are all large taxpayers. men
who have been closely identified
with the growth and upbuilding Of
the city aud men who may be de-
pended on to perform the best kind
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
CANAL QUESTION
WILL TEST PEACE
WITH BRIT AIN

Wosbinr,on. AurII .s I'll, p,p.
anna canal toll ,uutto,rrsy b.fwr.u
Gr.g, I,ri,uiu and m. Tu,icd Stat.
furnished i.,t or TN. c.n.ur, old
pcnc.. between. the Two countries ia
III" opinion OF lisnnis Tylni. former
minister 1" Spain. who spyk" al 10
days meeting ~ IN, American So
Ci"ty OF International law.
''w. have fl ucudiur proiIcm
vho.s ro'rtt sr- a.ss-ty p..h. al.
strength oI III. so-,,li,J moral al
liuurr between tn. two gram, aIy,s.
ion. OF tn. Engl,fh spcnI,iug raonIc.
said h.. lie, US never forget tha,
through tn. Panama canal tn. fleets
of both roun.rirs are TO unite "a. n
yrra, polir. fore. for the pr.g.rvn.
,iun OF prrcc OF the world. II f.
not a good lin. to quarrel lust 4, tn.
momou, when ~. are about to joiu
hnuds In such an understanding,
Through . rc.tIcs. and uun.ccs-
sarv imp,,i.nr. We committed an nm
u,r,ilcd act OF international yIo-
lcnc. In taking away tn. canal zonp
from Colombia Does /, not there
fore. b.huoy, us to he calm, discreet
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
PIERCE HAMMERED
DOWN STOCK OF
ROAD IS CHARGE

ST. Louis, Mo, Aprii ~ Charges
that Henry Ciay riercs. millionaire
railroad and oil magnatc drpi"ciat.I
til. yHiu. %, the stock OF tn. Nash
villo terminal railroad wcr" made
70 th' 'rkl"s OF h"rIslIi0ns today in
tho suit OF tn" National Bank of
tomerca against Pierce inr the re
Iu,,"ry u, ."c",""" shares OF tho
I Nashville terminal. or their equiv
al.ni. s,,5"".o0n The ohurg" waa
mad. by George LncLu.t Edwards.
counsel FOR III" bank.
! Attorney EdwH'dr asked Pierce
~, when the terminal stock WIS
, pledged with III. hank ~ s"curiI,
if"T . loan. tApr was bond ls,ur
OF hut 81 .n"n.n ngnins, IN" prop-
.ity,
= don't know, saii Pierce.
! Isn't II ITur that after you got
control of tn" property you iGrr"nsc;
the bonded Indebtedness to 5" goa.
"""?" asked the ATTORNEY.
My memory Is yugu" on TINT ''
was tn" reply.
When objection Wa, mad. 80 this
line OF questioning attorney Edward
sald.
y intend To show that Pierce de
| pr"cIntcd III" vnlu" oi III. stock hy
causing an additional bond iigsu" "i
! 5. 600. .uuu."
commissioner Munich ruled that
III" bank could introduce "yId.nr.
1" show the vnlu" OF ,hc terminal
stock when 1t was pledged tn the
bank
Mr.. Pierce testified thar At his
sus"s,inn thar senator !. " Bailey
."ok hold of the propcr,iva - the
representative" OF Pierce.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-04-26
MAYOR AND DIST,
ATTORNEY CLASH
IN GRAFT PROBE

san francisco, CaIil NuruI 20
The principal In,"rcst In tn, police
graft scandal settled today around a
question aI ycrnrity between Mayor
Iam"r Rniph, Ir.. uT this city, and
District Attorney Free OF sac Iasr.
According 10 The Iai;rr b. vi,i, ed
III" Mayor at his office shortly after
Captain Mooney had taken charge 0i
III" detective bureau and told him
that bc'"rtiv" Esoia had hindcrcd
til. authorities of santa SiuTa conn