Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-10
justice and peace at home end
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REPUBLICAN lHauENOO

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cred meeting places with the agents
of corrupt politicians with ample
supplies Of long green. and made
unfair exchanges would asrribe
such motives to others. Billie
Rooth, of the Tonopah Bonanza
processes to think that Senator
Newlands' prolonged stay back in
Washington is the result of a desire
to keep away from a number of the
empty handed Democratic news
papermen of Nevada. whom Mr..
Booth implies are only awaiting the
opportunity to touch up the Sena-
tor on his arrival home. Such a
brand of jocundity is objectionable
and can only issue from the brains
of mercenary Republican news
papermen who times past have had
their pockets lined with the stuff
that jingles and over whose desk
hangs the engraved motto, "Let
No Man Josh You Out of Any
thing New faces in the Republic
can lineup have brought new condi-
tions, alas and alack!
1t is no longer possible for itch.
ing Republican hands To grab the
various contests were primed with
th- spirit of enthusiasm to do their
very best. The first rider, Geo.
Adams, the Indian boy, on Bill
He'll, the worst horse in the string,
gave the crowd a real thrill. After
a few vicious leaps the rider was
thrown. Adams again rode Bill
He'll and this time succeeded in
r%emeining with his mount.
In the relay race two t.ams was
entered. Chas. Keas ION this prize.
There vas eight entries in the
bucklng rcntest. In this contest
riders were selected for the grand
prize. Presley. McCrea and Bis
CARO- Were chosen to compete for
the price
The riding of these three was of
such a character that it was c
ssry for the judges to have the
riders each assigned a new mount.
For the champion of the three days
lriding, the prize, a belt valued at
500, presented was awarded o
A. Bis AFRO. The second prize, a
saddle, made by Leberski and Lloyd,
worth in the neighborhood of $500.
was given to E. Presley.
The cowgirls bucking contest
was won by Miss Ruth Wis man of
Wells. The second prize went to
Miss Marian Carterett. Both Miss
Wiseman and Miss Carterett dis
played considerable skill in riding
and showed their ability in horse
manship.
In the Indian bucki1g contest
Geo. Adams Jr.. carried away first
money ana Sam Holly sec md. This
event was one of the interesting
numbers on the program.
TIE steer tying contest was won
by Valdez ind Biscarro. They rop-
ed and tied their animal in the re-
markable short time Of So 81 conds.
An amusing incident of the en-.
tertainment was the performance
of cowboy Bill on Dutch. C1w-
boy Bill is a rider in a clsss by
himself and Dutch" although not
much Of a bucker. created much
merriment. Dutch" proved to be
Bill Englert's dog and Cowboy
Bill was a dummy.
Last, but not lease, came the inn
portant event Of the program-the
barbecue. After the performance
the crowd adjourned to the Rus
sell field and enjoyed the delicious
b%arbecued beef prepared by P. b..
Hazelton and his corps of assist
ants. Surrounding the counter
where the Refreshments were served
between eighteen hundred and two
thousand hungry people, were seat
ed on the grass thoroughlY enjoy
ing themselves.
The celebration concluded at the