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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

. W. I'VE ~ SHS
In the District Court Of the Fourth
judicial District Court Of the State
Of Nevada, In and for the County OF
EIko.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES.
TATE OF NEPHI J.. JESSEN, Deceas.
ed.
NOTICE is hereby given that by an
order OF the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State
OF Nevada, In and for the County of
Elko, duly made and entered on the
18th day Of November, A. D. 1914,
the undersigned was duly appointed
Administratiy Of the Estate OF Nephi
J. Jessen, deceased, and that, she has
duly qualified as such Administrators.
Notice is further given that any
and all person having claims against
the said %decedent, or against the said
Estate, must file the same with the
Clerk Of the above entitled Court,
with proper vouchers and the statut-
DRY A6idayit attached, within forty
days from the 8rst publication Of this
Notice, or their claims will be for
ever barred. I
Dated this 18th day Of November
A. d. 1914.
MAGGI JBssEN,
Admnistratix of the Estate of
Nephi J.. lessen, deceased.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19
LODGE, No.15
A. & A. M.

stated communications held Oh the
First Tuesday Of each month ut 1880
p. m, .AlI Master Masons N good
standing are cordially lnvitsA to at.
tend.
JOHN MeFARLAkk. M w
"F. TaIppLErTko Bee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19
Q Society

l~tertained at a
N at her home
800"
Cantwen was
ainty refresh
he hostess as
Mcbride, after
vie sang ITS
~" which was
tent were Mes
l., Game. Bren-
Bangs, Bruce,
all, Griswold,
Henderson
Miss Kenie-
srtained some
evening". Music
IS of the even
arbidge, is a
ell.
N club was
at the home
y afternoon.
of the after
we're awarded
Id Mrs. B. G..
many friends
hat they will
Idaho, next
iris tmas holt
i'll leave for
to spend the
nd friends.
ave returned
went to see
e doctor re
g much bet
ce will go to
day evening
o spend the
lesson have
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San Fran
mixing coun'
at the Hes
TT Thursday
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fairs at SaI
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daughter
Californij
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4 n, and tn
Il work wer'
who wer
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Colorado
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19

srtained some
evening". Music
IS of the even
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19

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Agent New York Lafe ~r,nco 10 [,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19

IN club was
at the home
Y afternoon.
of the after
we're awarded
I'd Mrs. B. G.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-19

arbidge, is a
ell.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Colorado springs.- W. N. Case.
ley. chief medical examiner for the
western department OF the Ysomen,
underwent an operation for appended.
It's ut local hospital.
Seven Indicted etrIkss Gives ohsrsfs.
Doalder.-sheriff Buster. tsith dep.
titles. went 10 Erie 10 arrest ssvsu
strikers Indicted on charges Of muir.
der growing out Of the Il@cla riots IN
April. When the sheriff reached the
town the strikers had diss ppesrsd
The men lsft Eric the day the indict.
ments were returned. Recestly the
sheriff Was notified that they w~r,
~ home again. The trial Of william
Knowles and eleven other striksrs In.
dscted following the riots OF last
sprlns has bcen continued until Dee
II.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

II preparation for dawn . further
oset Of RATS drawn By motor boats
was waitIns % the German si1s II ~
muddy waters. bst bseofs dawn cane
~ russ was discovered. when day.
break az srrivs ~ artillery Of TIE
allies sses the aAvaas1ns Germans With
devaseatins erect. Despite their Ioss.
-. IL Germans. bsave ever V msl.
noae. ran eseayG1 ~ crossing until
ni11ay. Several sa1os we're upset b
o11slseao ~ ~ ~ = The vssacA
gDne 80 Gsoa1 noDbor & Oermaae
Uoee dss~De1 vn11o OeAees vesp -
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
oecLARG GxTRA o'vloGmos.
payms~s q ss1o.ooo 70 GmplsySs d
crtpe,s Creek Camp Ales MsSs
Reom oos1 tMoets.

penver.--sevcral big Colorado min.
tns companies took action which will
insurs . merry Christmas for their
saOckho,devp. The mines are h the
Cripple Creek district.
The Golden Cycle Mining Company
directors declared IN extra dividend
q Is Per cent for the month q N.
eember, amounting 10 ee3s.0Oo. The
Portland Gold Mining Company direc.
tors voted to distrtbute IN extra divi.
dad Tor the amount Of per cent. or
Seo, 900. The vindicator mine has
paid osso.Oo0 On M capitalization Of
o. 500. oso - tar this year.
That the revenues from the big
mines do not 20 solely to the stock.
Aslless ID shown By the payro,ls. Pay.
ments To employees In the camp TO the
amount Of e3s0.O0o were made Mon.
day. Other mining camps will help
swell the funds which will b. available
Tor Christmas from the mining indus
try.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
FIND H6H GRADE ORE
MIIlioN ooILANo m ooLo oaGM
m Rsch erR,kg.
chember q oyivaalts On eesao =
Weestao q ceeeoeW oeeep q
AelWoo e csjpple Creek.

western Newspaper Union News ssrvsse
Cripple Crssk.-Ons u the rscesee
ore strikes b the annals Of ~ CrtpeIe
Creek district n reported from ~
twelfth lsvsl ID he nais verkinp 9
the Crsssoa group. owned by The Cree-
son Consolidated Gold Mining q niIl-
ing Company. . closed corporatsoe.
with chief offices q Chicago. In run
ming . cutoff from the ore vein 2
"vug" or chamber Of hish-gra1s NJ
vaaits was discovered. This has tesA
expluited 70 some extent, and eeaserv'
ative nine managers. who have had
years u sxperisncs with sylvanits, a.
clarsd that the stuff In sight 70 worth
at least s1.0O0.00o. How much more
10 beyond or within reach OF this par
ticular discovery II 10 not possible to
estimate at present. ~
This "vug" or chamber ID similar %
formation to the rich strikes In -
little jenny" st Lsadvifle. In many
o( which the gold Yield 10 $50 TO the
pound Of material. which In usually
run down. In the assay office Ut the
mine and shipped ms b'oion to the fed
eral mint at Denver.
The Cresson group. one Of the best
examples Of systematic development
In the district. covers some forty acrss
Of patented claims on Raven and Buii
hills and 10 surrounded by steady pro
dncers. Early In the year the Cresson
company took over the Maggie group
from which several sets Of leasers
made comfortable sums.
The Cresson ID capitalized ut 1.OOO.-
900 and paid 30 per cent In dividends.
or $500 1000. in 1918. II will do quite
- well this year. In addition to pay
ing for the Maggie group of claims.
which adjoin the Cresson proper.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
Wan loags ssW VoNc1s c0vss.
NUseIAM ADVANCES Avv1R
pGEgATs m ROLAND.
ALLIES MAKE ADVANCES
WGAkgMlMo o. NuossAs LINE 70
MEET avscovsTGs sG,xgo
on ~ eRsrisH.

Leneon. NC. Ss--Auer . loae setsis
leasnt with NE ereeteN ssseoosaeess'
me nesmaes neye ssccesaea ~ %
eeyplee i1oes, rosaao. ~sscn y = -
fortified city. According % ne bes'in
report ne Russians ssriefce sesefe
sosses aee are - reerses. tbs sue.
cess q u 0ssmsss = cosssaesea ny
ehMary experts . roehy r1srkeoie
achsevement. Leee IMAM : torasent
aso the army 10 wnscn this vScsosy nas
niIen ~es surroeeoea ~ hssslahs anu
cut ns way Out oeiy u the sast no
ment. losing great numbers q nsn
ana many guns.
vel WIS aeie wNh'n = lev osys
to reoreaniEe, take the offensive ana
eefeat the Hnsslans deicndihs Loas.
Tbs was maze possible ~ the net
worA o. strategic railways on tne ~!
uAa saee OF ths rontser' over waAca
seiaforcements CA be sent weers
they are most needed.
me Kaiser has given orders 70 CAP
tuse warsaw nsxt 1t al costa. accesu-
Nc 70 reports fro@ Uefsin' aas VI
man troops are making supreme 90
vance.
TIE Russians. % the esner aeAa'
vigorously attaches On Doth wlnes.
we're unable to send fresh msa % asf-
Ten their center. TO neet the Uesmen
wedge. were compelled to fsii seo3.
There VIII - undouotsoly uaeh
more fiehting bsfore the campaign ID
this district b concluded. Lods VAS
won only aftsr handtohend fAoassng
n the subsses q the city. an1 the
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Driver Osborne 81 1 battery,
Neya. tteese artieeery. 10 ,lks,y
- ssssivs ~ vlsossia crses Ter
seaee,suess beavery. The -.
Wy sas ssspesee1 ~ me Ger.
msWa. every eseIeer a~d wsesl u
~ HssN Weee kloto1 ~ Nosn6sd.
sWd ~ ~ enc u NJ OvNs ~
~ - es1isa. 0sborNe sN1 TIVE
eessoss eessk ~ IN rsmslaiRg
On and sileass6 ~ osrmsM
pSeeee e~e ~ 80 vNeil NWa.ly
M evenly reereoesd.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Mexicc City ~neralw, villa and
Apata met at xoohimllco aaA. afeer
= conferences. announced publicly that
they wonid work Together AnA that
each would resirs 10 private HE whea
their work eos accomplished.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
Farmer Mold W.

BOULDER. While on his way from
Boulder. Frank Nealy. . farmer. was
held up about two miles south Of the
city by two men. who took his watch
and o. In cash from his pockets.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

washinston. THE third and final
session Of the SIXTY third Congress
convened Monday with more vacant
seats than have bsea In evideace at
any opening days session Ia yeass.
MANY Of the Abssntses were Of ths
lame dack" varsity. The sessioa e.
pires By coastltmtioaal limitation o.
March ~. Dvesy sfesst b 70 - naAe
BY the nsmecratic dealers TO complete
he program Of appropriation hills -
that an EXTRA session Of the stxty.
fourth Congress may he avoided.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

P,ieblo.--The body OF Joseph T.
Iiawes. formerly OF Breckenridge. who
died In Pueblo. was sent to Kilburn
City. Wis. for burial. Charles Halves
Of Chicago, . son Of the well known
Coloradoan. accompanied the remains.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

ZIG Oottofeo Tue COooto OF NeW IOEA
Moaday, smashing houses. wrecking
hundreds Of boats. flooding villages.
1evastatiAg GUNNER res0rts and fore
iag Transatlantic and coastwise steam
err to remain outside Sandy Hook and
night the storm.
At Sandy Heck The wind attained .
velocity Of 60 miles IN hour. driving In
. record breaking tide and mailing II
Impossible for pilots to board incon-
Ing vessels.
In New York harbor the tide. vas
The highest In thirteen years and the
waves drove the New jersey ferry.
boats to cover and strswed the shore
Of Staten Island with the wrecks Of
scores Of snail craft.
In New York City the wind blew ct
- miles IN hsur, diminishing to %
miles Monday night. with . forecast Of
shin In the gale. attended by more
rain or snow. A firsboat was sunk IN
. slip at Saint George. Staten Island.
TAs worst damage IN this vicinity
Was suffered 1t Coaey Island. where
the loss within - hours was estimated
ct e200. 700.
Two or three fine houses ut Sea-
nate were wrecked despite the fight
Of small army Of workmen to build
dsfenses with hundreds Of sandbags.
The waves threw them aside, rolled
n and tore the houses apart. Fifteen
baildiags aloas Coaey IslaAA had bssn
damaged. iacluding big bathing pavil-
Ions and summer cottages. At Bright
tsa Beach the boardwalk was denol-
isheA and the waves surged around
the Brishtca Beach hotsl and wrecked
several ANAL buildings near Il. Waves
broke more than % feet over tho high
tide line 1t Rockaway Beach. causing
heavy damages 70 bungalows. baths
and the boardwalk. At Seaside eight
bungalows we're carried away. Two
hotels n Arverne were damaged.
while Point Lookout. ut Long Beach.
ives inundated. and partly washed
away. The wind was blowing 80 miles
IN hour.
Over ON the jersey Side heavy rain
and high wind continued. Al Sandy
Hook enormous seas were breaking
over the north and east shores. Out
side the Hook the Russian liaer
Dwinsk. from Newcastle Wis Halifax.
lay anchored. The steamer 81. Louis
from Savannah was Is miles off Scot.
land lightship and had suffered deck
damage ard smashed windows. The
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

nor1saax. France. Prssi1ent Rs1np
snss wi1l trsRsfes hls offtctAi resi1seoe
= pnRts an1 WIN arrive there h tinD
= press1e ~ . sablsst meeting .
vse1ay.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Governor Extsnds Prehlb,ttsN xe~s.
Denver.-Governo Ammons issued
n proclamation extending the prohibi-
tion period In the northern strike some
for thirty days beginning Dec. 6. The
original proclamation was Tor six
months. beginning June 6. The new
executive order slightly extends the
prohibition rome. which includes parts
OF Boulder, jefferson. Weld and
Adams counties.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
COLORADO NEWS
cATnEaED TlOM
All Paris Of the Stats

IA ~ ~ = " Nv 4
II All Parts Of the Stats
wsssssM Newspaper Union news Service.
Btsl1sr and l1evslasd sacA ooatr1
sts1's or Of flour Tor tAs DslgiaaS
Asiplta Crus, . section hana. ~
esund dee1 = = irrigation ditch ., Par
Aguilar. ~
Governor Annsas rsa,poistsd ].
OnaIssvy nsnbsS q ~ ssass racl I.
commissioa.
Private Howard vas asssssao q
charge Of having taksa elS.eoo q
The Walsenburg Dsgeeffics.
Mr.. Clara II. 10y, wife a W. n.
Eddy. who dtsd y DssiAsr o. Nov. -.
left On estate verb eppfex1naaeay
$4,000.
Charles Cowaa. sixty-five. Paoaia
coal mine opesaAee, vae klllea while
lnspsctiss his nins h a. unlsalsd
tram car.
A total Of esss.ss vas sstaiasA IN
| cOtIcCShUus iOT k09 1so0 WIZ -
taken up In the public schools h
Denver.
Contributions received to date BY
Consul Jean Mignolet Of beaver for
the Belgian relief fund amount TO
Ie5.4ss.s1.
Notary certificates on the hack Of
mortgases are not subject TO tax -
der the new law, according to Denver
Internal revenue officials.
Damage estimated 1t $4,000 Vas
done by . fire which destroyed . re-
taurant. . rooming house aaA several
other buildings It Leadville.
More than 1900 families near Dsa-
YER are taking Advantage Of the pas-
eel post system BY which produce 10
being shipped by The grower direct to
the consumer.
| Postmaster Harrison. n Denver
representative OF the governments
Santa Claus department, began prep
arations to take care Of the heavy
Christmas mail.
Capt. George Piehn Of the Kaissr's
army and for seven years German co.,
sui In Denver. has received the lroa
Cross for conspicuous bravery In the
face Of danger"
The commissioners Of n Paso coua-
ty have fixed the tax levy for 1918 at
$40 mills. which makes the total levy
for all purposes 1888 mills. - against
| 1923 mills for 1914.
After three weeks Of effort 70 get
jury In the Chandler murder case. =
panel was obtained at Canoa City. ~
veniremen having been summoned
from sll parts Of Fremont county for
examination.
Albert Edward Keller. recently ap-
pointed . member Of the State Board
Of Accountancy. has been selected Tor
IN important connissioa WHY the
South Americas Dsvslopns.t fsa-
Dany Of Ecuador.
Lawrence sullsnberssr OF D. Rser.
wealthy clubnan. was sued fof &C..
900 il District Court BY Wilham r.
Stewart Of La vsta. who charges thst
Sullsnberger slienatsd the affections
Of Mrs. Stewart.
Colorado has Eat high schools. with
. total enrolment Of le.ls7 stuAents,
according to . report complied BY
Prof. william A. Cook Of Boulder. and
recently published ~ Bulletin No. 10.
volume II. Of the University Of Colo
RADIO. -.
I'll. r.co., ~ N. Do,v~r A,,~
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Nsw Yosk.-Mrs. W. x. Vanderbilt.
o.. h aAvsrttslnG Tor the return Of .
oeas1 nsckiaee coataining morp than
- stones and valusl at sio,0oo.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
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The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Boulder, Colo.--A net profit Of W.
:66 from ZOE acres 10 the record made
this season by Louis Bier. . farmer
reading near Berthoud. Bier's sugar
beet crop yielded nineteen and two
thirds tons an acre. The beets sold
ut the sugar factory for @5.s5 = ton.
the gross amount which Bier received
Tor the beets being S13.S32. Cost Of
production brought this figure to net
profit OF e7.26S.
Sheriff Sanford d. Buster Of Boul-
der county also had an exceptional
yield OF sugar beets on . farm which
he owns near Hygiene. Seventeen
acres yielded an average Of fifteen
tons each. or total Of 323 tons. The
percentage OF sugar in the beets was
high and they sold at the sugar factory
for $50 ton. The gross returns
were $500. or about 1123 an acre.
Buster estimates that the cost Of pro
duction was e45 an acre. This gives
him = net profit Of SIS per scre.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

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The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

Denver. Frederick J. Stanton.
eighty-seven years old. one Of Colon
dos best known pioneers. Invited two
strangers into his home. 7H lincoln
street. to give them what Information
he could concerning family named
Miller. The minute his back was
turned the men pounced ON Stanton.
pinned his arms behind his back and
demanded his money. They took sos
from his pockets and fled.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11
llMGNo esoHr eo-aasle VINO ~
vGRalrlc svoaM oRlps
ATTAINING coAsv.
SEAS TEAR c0TIAees
NEW voRk MANSON clgAaGo
or AL GRAFT AND FGNNlGe
vNAslg TO coMv,MvG.

Seminary - AasNdayis oeerm.
New Yosk.--WinA % mtlss IN hour
Needed: Ceney Islaaa lOss eses.eeo.
New Beabright oso.eee club.
house expected To cOllap ee; town ID
peril; Atlantic CITY and other seaside
Doints heavily damAGe1.
Delaware. hOboth. ssashore re-
age. o17s.eee.
Rhode Ieland---1choonsr strikes the
Tuckernuck shoals; life savers unable
10 reach crew Of -.
Connecticut. Worst wind aud slesI
storm since 1907 parslyses wire service
The Dolores star., 1914-12-11

4 Berlin daseateh says that . great
sassy q ssceessfes The Oermaa tsuepa
- cone 70 light h the nshtins near
I1sas. Ths 0esnan forces were oyer.
stias asainse ths right aaak and 10
The rear Of the Russlaas when they.
y tAsas turn. were attached by Res.
sleas uho pssase1 then hard. comins
fSu0 ~ go snd seash.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-25
STRONG SPIRIT
SLOWLY PASSING
CONTINUED from page ~

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bis capital and upon his faith in the
future Of the city in which he lived
He also assisted in promoting the An
derson Banking and Trust company
the Mattress ana Spring Bed Com.
pany and other similar institutions
which have made their substantial
contributions 10 the upbuilding Of the
city.
Mr. Tc5wnsnnd u'ns ~ one time =
member OF the city council and dur
ing his incrnJ1cncy was Instrumental
in bringing about many changes for
the moral and material welfare OF
Anderson. He was also a member of
The directors CT the board OF trade at
one time. and IS now an active mem.
her Of the board CT directors Of the
Anderson County Hospital and of the
Anderson Fitting school. He Is a
trustee OF the First Presbyterian
church and is treasurer of the board
OF deacons of which board he has
been member since 1896, declining
10 be elevated to the Office OF ruling
elder upon the ground that he felt
he could the better servo his church
in the diaconate.
NIr. Townsend was badly ini''red
iy the falling wall Of the Townsend
building which was destroyed by fire
on the night OF the 10th Of OHtober
1913. He was given the very hest
medical attention but somehow never
rallied from the awful shock, and de-
spite every surgical and medical ef-
fort continued TO decline IN health.
AS a business man Mr.. Townsend
has been far-seeing. conservative, ac-
curate and scrupulously honest. There
has been nothing in his business
methods or business policy but that
would measure up to the most exact.
ing demands of honesty and inte-
gritty. His customers have always
been ready to rely upon his word ns
absoirtely trustworthy. His employ
ees are without exceptions devoted to
him and will feel keenly the loss of a
true friend as we'll as a kind and
sympathetic employer, unless by some
miracle, as now unforeseen, the grim
progress OF relentless dissolution may
be stayed and this valuable citizen
be spared for further usefulness
to his country.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-25
WORK OF THE PRESS

Under date of Jan. Is, Congress-
man Lever writes The Intellingencer
the following appreciated letter:
Il have just seen the first copy
of the Daily Inellignecer and hasten
to congratulate you upon the smccnee
thus far OF your venture. desire also
TO congratulate the people OF Ander-
son and contiguous territory upon
their good fortune in being permit
ted the privilege OF receiving early
in the day into their homes n live,
uD-to-date and modern daily news-
paper.
THE ciyiiizing and uplifting in
iuence Of the press. as q whole, can
not he measured 1t has contributed
its fuli share in the long struggle for
aelf-gcYcrnment by the people and
for the preservation of their rights
and liberties under the constitution
The newspaper reading people will
re""r for long submit to injustice
aud wrong.
Education Is the sNrcst safe guard
cf freedom ana popular rights ,and
the press one OF the most potential
educational factors in the country.
wish you the most unbounded success
FOR success in This undertaking means
substantial advantages to my friends
the upper part OF thu State"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-25
AFTER THE PRIZE
Abbeville Firemen Preparing for
The Tournament
ttIThe Mediuml }

e.laR ant(The Medium)
Jno. l.. iWardlaw, who was elected
manager of the county farm some
time ago has brought proceedings be-
fore sthe supreme court to require
Supervisor Stevenson to. give him the
position. It seems that Mr.. Wardlaw
was selected by the board but for
some reason he was, not allowed to
take the position. He has empoyed
J. NJ. Nickios to represent him and
the case viii be heard in Columbia
On Monday. Mr.. j., A. .Alewine is
still inanager ofJthe faYni. tzls 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-25

The late Jas. NJ. Sullivan, one of
the most progressive men Anderson
has ever had in the mayors Office.
was a classmate of President Wilson
at Davidson College.