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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-29

Eta, ptrmdM feline 8ibliotbef an feis
nen Nsffen RsD. Soiepb ". 5ietea;
feline pr16tiasn Gefpdnber an bic
ct. 2aurentius &irde, bic aubers
BEN $1,000 erbielt ben ertrag
isiner police i'm Srben &atboli@
ider aitter an ieine Sfapeiter Uas
rie 1ieten unb feline RiGten anna
56ereie unb Gliad S9osnboeft; fiir
Wlsfen $1,000; bem Grsbii6of fir Die
grsisbung bon SemInariiten $500;
isiner SausbGlterin Roie Stamrl
$500. unb ben Rsit oes @ermOgens gu
alsi6en 5beilsn on 6ds ct. Sofep9
Watsrnitp 6cfpital uno .SHfant QiD-
Ium. Rorfpooo, Dos protectorb ior
gohs. SIT. qlDernO. bic Siiters Of tGe
8oob Sbepberb, priee 6in. bas Some
for Door aaeo. Clifton 5eigbts, bas
St. srancistus 6oipital. Tdirmount,
unb an bic Societn for TIE propdgds
ton Of 5aith in Rem g)ort. 9as 5es
iiamsnt 1T pom 10. Popem6er 1914
Satirt uno 8. .Soiepb Sdulte piro
earin ais 0ollitreder erndnnt.
Ghriitidn 9rupenbof T bers
ma6t iein 9erm0aen an feline Satin
aatkrine. unb Sopbie u. 9 ne
pers bas ibre an ibrsn 9attsn o. s..
Gnnbers.
gabte einen arm Elm.
Soiepb Batter Don SipeHsboro. Stu,
bat cine alaae iiber $31 500 gegen
bic gia -four Rp. SO. ein9sreidt,
neil tr am 90. Ulai 1915 an Der Gis
iton glDsnus. RiDeriioe. Don einsm @iie
tsraua Der @eiellitaft gstroifeu nHo
rsrort perlsst puroe, hab ihr' os.
linte Urn amputirt tUerOsn mubte.
.geanfanbetes 5eitament. /.
Wlarp gaplep uno Bernaro Wlcs
Glure. StiNber Der Dor einigen 3agen
0eritorbsnen 84sidarisen Utartba u.
Wcglure Don Rem SdDeH. Sdmi!ton
&c.. haben aeitern i'm probdtgsri5t
dnaefiinbiat. Oab iie bas Ssitamsnt
ter 0erftprbensn aniefter lueroen.
Der gtu6lak betraat etpa $4,000.
Gtnbalts6efebl perDeis
1ert.
Sfnae Wl. martin pdb.er
Res gbeiter par!, itrsn9te geitern sins
Ginbnltstlaae deaen bic Wi. y. 5arrln
Qumtsr 60. elm. .um bieIsIbe au sfUins
gen. in ibrsn neben bem part aeleges
nsh SGq,miiblen oerartiae 8orrits
tunssn ansubringen. baB bsr 9oIjs
iinub uip. ni6t in ben pirt fIiegt
unb nida MIR 1if9e. Stiible uno
8ants beoett. ionbern au6 bas WdIs
Ter in benz tiinitli6en Gee oerunrsi.
Hiai. Rifter guibing. bsm Der 6all
borasl.at Duros. ipsiasrte ii9. einsrl
tempordrm Ginbaltsbeiebl au befpilli'
aen. une IsBte bic ausslsgenbeit
auf Won.da. ben 27. Sspten6sr. 5ar
8.rnnbluna an.
Ra6Iab g hen.
eIiaa6.tb Riibl 1T Ra6laBusrpal'
ttrin Don Nrant z. RHbI; 9runo'
siseuthum $4,000.
Guitap G6miot III Rdtlabperpdl
ter pon Wars Strabmdnn: periona
lien S205. @ruubsiasutbum S1400.
Wm. q. Roberts III Na9ldbper'
ioulisr pOn Glen Uaabcnsp; Gruno'
eiaenthum S21 500.
George greuner 1T 5eiiamentsooua
itreder bon Wadraaret grsunsr; psrs
ioNalitH $500. 9runbeissHi6um $5,-
600.
emma 6. Grdninasr 1T Nd5labs
perpaltsr BON Gatbarina Gale; psrs
ionalisn $1,000.
Der psri0nlitle Ra5Idk beg 9ouis
8. Ropslamp betriat S1329.76; beri
ienias bsr Waraarst Wobr $2128.18.
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Geuer.

- Dur6 einen iiberbei5ter Sfeu
rpurbe geiteru 8prmittaa in Der @obs
nuug bon Trau 9eter Ibompiou go.
735 Serbian Strabe Elm 5euer Oerurs
iabt, bas iebo8 eeIDi6t peroeu toHna
te, ebe es nenneuspertbeu S6ooen ans
aeribtet hattie.
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Saie.0an.
Siea Der gDituner iiGer bic oHeSs'
aeiteru.

sSu Sem aeitrigen eriteu Spiele Ell.
ner Serie Spiiten uuierH.. Jieos~
uno ben goitcner ,9obnenfrcliern~
(hen Champions Der gtdtioualliga)
i'm bieiigen HeoIan0 5ielb beoienten
,sdIleueerer Rcaenerp um6 iSGnger
Glnrfe ods GSeidlis iiir Cincinnati
qegen RuooIpb reip. 9onoer fiir Die
8egner llniere .Reos" mad,ten MIR
) 3raiier aegen 9, urlS beioe Stubs
ipielten iehlerTrei. Maaluts mar IN.
Ter better Sdldger mt . Sreiicru
rRo itabl ebenialls cine gaie. IRE.
SencrD ianbte einen Suitfadhler sur
gant Cacgtn 5peiQ unS peridenftc
ben einjigeR Ereipab ini Spiel. Gie
9oitnncr eeiuounen oa9 Sprel, neil
lie itnieren SSltngeus AM gut nett
ilbericgen Doren unb au6 oas 8liif
bdttan, iEre 1reffer in mebreren@an.
gen gu son5cntrircn. geiSe 9teiIner
ipieIten nit guergie mno 0efdid lmS
Iieierteu mchrcre grauourIeiitnngcn
I'M ,SeISe. Stem umO Gofia tparen Sie
Sdjieosrifter.
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bic angeflagtsn iparai betanntliH
bon Gouis 9iitle. bem Sefretat Der
llniOn Der gistutT6et ettpirit tpors
ben.
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Gumnrinspile luiro fiir Sen Geit
oer @ofle i'm }eifen oes aarnepals
iicbln, nadl6enr muulebr oas linter
oaN @uipi5ien bes gtortbiioe glfineb
Clubs itatigebabte Gbdlrtmlqlia nit
Dem geitrigen Iage erioIgreidJ gum
gbidiuB gebratt por6en tit. Dfit
Dem telttigen lcge iett als GROCER
Sd)IuB oieier s5eitiprtaten Der aorne.
oul ein fiir ben Der Stub audi bic
QIdn3enoiten @orbereitinsen getroI.
ien bat urio Der 5lpeiielsobnc eben.
tails eiren gldrgerIben 9erIauf neb-
men miro.
Eas 9rogrprm bes helttieen "a.
ges brinst als eine Der Snipmum.
mcrn cine 6ifentlide 9ralnng. bic
I'm haI6 firnf llbr @atmrttogs auf
Dem Serbert Sanare itattfiuoet. 0as
JUICE Soar. oas iid fopuIiren Iaiien
mIrA. lit Der 20 Sabre aIte 8iaiam
,3eItrp enbIe. ir, Don Rr. 1867 600.
per Strabe, oon 8srui aiitenmater
liH0 Die 20 Sabre alte 2oltiie BaI.
ters, Don Ju. A034 Golerain gloeulie.
Die 5raiulng iolite uiprimgIi9 bon
9iiraermeiiter Spieeel porseuoHuuen
ptroen, aber Do Der giirgerInetiter
lid' in ben Serien beiinbet, ptrb aqcr
&ScbrideinlItfeit nad Der Bt6e6iir.
germciiter gouis 8. Gamer in Die
greite ipriHlen im6 oeu gbefnuten
itsiir5en minirn. Gem illngen Baar
miro cine uolit6nSigc 9tobeIousitnt.
ting mir ieiu Seim gum GeideUt &c.
mad. lper6en
lin baIb iieben llbr miro Die
ar6ming Der apnigin oes 5ciies Dor.
genoHnmen uCrSen nnb sur a0uigin
miro 6ie ilmIe 0uHe aefront rer.
ben. Die ais Sieserin aus bein 30.
pulnritdtsfruteit berpcrgegangen 1T.
Ms bIeiben0es anSeHfen UIro lie al.
ncn pertbpclen GianaItrlng erbal'
ten ilno Die Uler iimgeu Damen, mel.
DE Sic na6iia5titen Stimmeu5abIsn
chi iid oerelHi9t baben, lperoen
aieitiaIs NIT bibideu Scitenten
beeadr lperoen.
llrl adt l))r slben0s iill6et omn
Der erite Der oier geplauteu groBcH
,hr5iige, in @eitaIt elmer Yaraoe Der
oeridieocncu Crganiiationeu uno
CrAen Itatt lls SrobnlarIt'uu Jun.
pirt her pcrulaliee 9oliseiIeiitnaut
1ScM @inters. imo Die gearitrolte
lit pie iplgt 8olI Der Cooper StraBc
mo Golerain aoenle 5llr SprIu9
6roDe 9luerlie. 5ur SamiItou aue.,
5ur Gboie slpenle, 5ur Dab antboup
Strabe. CUR 5pring @rope 9Ipenuc,
sur 9Iue Nod Strabe, sur GoIcrain
gIornue, 5ur Cooper StraBe imo Sitr
Sprirg @roue slpenue, no Die aui.
loiimg erioI5t.
sn Der Gpise Der 9arnoe befinoet
lid ole eolpsicsforte. oanu fomult
Der 8rcBmarlddll mt ieineH Stnh,
cine DhIitGrtapeIle uno bos aurne.
ralfommittee. SSbneH idllieBIit aui
tinem Sd)aulDdgen, alIf einem in al
len 0arbeH idiaernben Gbron iiseHo,
Die &onigin OeS sSeites ell uno binter
ibr fontmeu Serr imS 5ral Gable,
ir., Der gorthioe glnineb alub, Der
5mtp @aibtnaton @rines Club, Gle
College Sill 9coiters iinb Die autbo.
IiIten Bitter ocn amerifa.
SSn Der jlpelteu 5ioiiion beiinoer
iif utter Dem aonrlnanoo bon Sberit
9Iilium !. aleiu bic lluiioruirteit
gsOtIias 9titter, iopie perifieocne an
oere Sroelt Gas erite Battalion oes
oritten Regimeilts Der llniiormirten
SDtbias 8itter iuiro Raior 9eorge
s.. Sieber touIIuaneiren uItb ferner
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asiislsidrsiLnnl ysl sIlilsl Isl
ben
Mnlil &tesn g1sr mtlr
mad ben
California AussteIIungen

1T Der 5iteI zines ottraftiben
BiidIeins, bas pon Der Chicago &
Wortb @eitern gabn berausge.
aeben ipir6 itno ipelhes in ge.
brdngier iSorm ioraiaItig se.
plante Heiien beitreibt iiber
pierSig perif,iebene sfouten bon
Chicago nah California, iin6
ipeld,es Seiitlid, burh cine Serie
bon oeutlif)en aartcn uno fon.
oeniirten SabrpIdnen 5eigt, iuie
Sic beioe gllisiteIlunaen ieben
inb Die intereiianteiteH Eiabe be.
Iuten f6nnen bic Der ont S5eite.
rien 70 reife @eiten benz Touri.
fen bietet.
Sge folfisn eisfes peritoone RnhIetu
hatea, I'm Sfee Hsife na6 Der Rddfc'
siliis unb bfu California ansiiennnqen
jrbeuilid ansIeatn sn fonnen % ptro
5bneu Belt nnb Beio eriparsH.
y1irb fret nebit anoetrr piieraiur Bnae'
fdidt ipsIss 3bHsH bsbaIlib ~. bic
;snbrt bsfii1en fpolfH. unb aibt J6nsn
HaieH, bo1fihnbias 9ua' 9ebieunna nne
uene slnslunli, ipeHH eie flo fusnbeu ober
f6rslbsn on
". M,. sruH. q. a.,
4sI @aiHni ctr, ehsns gaaiH 2i9.
GintinHaib ctis.
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1reitdgiser aarnenal
8iro beate in 6umminspiae ieinen
AnfnHg netmen.

5ilr Gle orei 3a5e lit pom RortNioe
9uiineb Gtpb Gin reitbaltiges
im6 abipeda llunesreid,es BRO.
gramm 5uinmmengeitellt worSeu.
- 8illiam Sable. jr., un6 Aouiia
ggaIters, trer6cn beute Nafmittas
GifentIih mi Dem Ser6ert Square
letralIt iper6eH - Spater eriolgt
Die aroulng Der 6Gtf5nigiu unO
en- slbeno iiHoet Elm GROCER lun.
3ag itatt.
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- 2las Der Wobnung BON Gna
6tidlsr. 30. 429 Gliiaoetb Stnbs.
puros ssftern sins Sai4snubr i'm
Deribe bon $50 ssitcbIsn.
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ReiuItat Der seitrtgeH

Seute gtad,mittng 5fpeites SpieI
ser Gcrie 5rpii6en .Reos" un0
,6banpiou.@rnpes" i'm RcOI@lO
5ieIb. aniaug piinftIid, I'M 3 llbr.
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ssID fit Giisn.

ar Die Rirse fino In Der DoIfs
bIait Office, 1877 OF Siebente, nabe
Wain StraBe. au baben.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
BELOVED WOMAN
PASSES ON
Spirit OF Mrs. Fred. MeEIroy Of carIin
Wings Flight to Bound
less Realms

The sad news was received today
that the spirit of Mrs. Fred McElroy
OF Carlln had departed from its earth
ly tenement at 8:15 this morning and
passed to the realms beyond the skies.
Her death was not unexpected for she
had been critically III for a number
OF months and fof several weeks past
no hope was entertained ior her re.
covery. Her sickness was said to be
diabetes.
Mrs. Fred McISlroy was born at
Charleston, in Elko county and was
twenty-five years old on the 14th day
OF last October When girl, she
moved with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Jones. to Elko, and IL was here
that she became the wife OF Mr.. Nc
Elroy. They have since lived in Beo-
wave and CarIln where Mr.. McElroy
held the position of agent for the
Western Pacific company.
Before her marriage Mrs. McElroy
worked for the local papers, and at
the time OF her marriage was EN-.
ployed by the writer She was a girl
unusually cheerful and bright full of
animation and ambition, and we held
for her highest esteem and enduring
friendship Il is with keen sorrow
that we now perform the duty Of
chroniciing her death.
Mrs. McBlroy leaves to mourn her
a husband three children, Hazel, eight
years old Fred, fivo years old. and
Ruth, four years old; a mother, Mrs.
Ella Harrington Of San Francisco;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
LETTER HAS ELKO
POsTMAsTERPUzzLE
FREAK ADDRESS MAKES YIN.
GLE SANS MEN IN LOCAL
RosToFFlcE GO SOME TO
DEcIPHER.

Yesterday letter came to the Elko
postoffice which gave the officials of
the local office some trouble before
they were able to decipher the name
on the envelope. The letter was ad-
dressed TO Mr.. Guy Ceiar, Eiko, Ne
vada. Postmaster Doughty looked at
1t and shook his head There's no
such person here, said he. The rest
OF the force examined the letter with
no more success than the former.
Much figuring was done on the matter
when the postmaster happened to pro-
nounce the two names as they were
spelled. Guy Ceiar! Guy Ceiar!"
That sounds familiar, he unused. Then
it struck him right between the eyes.
The lette- was intended for Mr. Gar
cia and the correspondent was using
the sound of the name as his only
guide. Thus the matter was decided
and Mr.. Garcia got his letter. And he
was pretty lucky at that.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
THREE CASES N
JUSTICE COURT
Two Defendants Sent to Jail This
Morning for Committing
Misdemeanors

Today has been another busy day In
Judge Castles court. Three cases
were before the judge on various
charges, two of which we're tried. The
third will be tried tomorrow. Andrew
McMillin, charged with disturbing the
peace was given sentence of Is days
in the county jail. McMillin is in a
weak condition and the court decided
that short term would do him more
good than more severe one.
John Flanagan, charged with drunk
.enness. pleaded guilty and asked for
a chance to'leaye the city The court
however, decided that his case was
not one which deserved much leni.
ency and fixed the time for pronounc-
ing sentence at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Charles Williams, negro, was up
on the charge Of being a vagrant and
pleaded not guilty. He will be tried
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
BERTRAM {. NIXON
Welded IN FRESNO

FRESNO, Cal, March TAT a
quiet ceremony here Saturday noon,
Miss Ethel Esrey, the pretty daughter
Of Thomas Esrey OF Hanford, Cal,
was united in marriage with Bertram
e. Nixon, son of the late Senator
Geo. s. Nixon, OF Reno
The wedding came as surprise as
1t had been announced to take place
this summer. Miss Hazel Await.
cousin OF the bride. and George Beck
ley Of Honolulu. were the only at
tendants.
The bride and groom left on a late
Enthusiastically night for San Fran.
cisco. They will sail on Wednesday
on their honeymoon trip to Honolulu.
Later they will reside in Reno.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
LOCAL TAILOR, DESERTED BY .
WIFE, ASKS COURTS RELIEF
EARL OWENS, WHOSE WIFE LAST DECEMBER LEAVING A
NOTE THAT SHE WOULD SUICIDE ASKS THE DISTRICT
COURT THAT MATRIMONIAL BONDS BE DISSOLVED

Earl Owens, a local tailor brought
suit in the district court this morning
asking that the matrimonial bonds
between him and his wife, Lille Ow-
ems, be dissolved. The sensational
case of Mrs. Owens disappearing from
this city last December, leaving a note
that she would commit suicide by
jumping in the hot hole west of town.
is well remembered by readers of the
Independent. Owens states in his
complaint that his wife was III all
times cruel and negligent and that sew
eral times she left him and each time
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
Special to the independent.

WASHINGTON, March 9-Immedi-
ately following the announcement yes
terday that the United States had
warned Carranza and his followers in
Mexico and that the Cruiser Tacoma
had been sent to Vera Cruz, came the
announcement from the White House
today that the president had authoriz-
ed Admiral Fletcher to select any two
vessels in the United state; navy -fc
use in Mexican waters.
Will Protect Foreigners. .
The president has also announced
that the interests of all foreigners in
Mexico City will be protected by the
United States and for their safety
will hold Carranza and Obregon re-
sponsible. News from consular Of
ficers in Mexico City is said to be
the cause of the latest action by the
president. The latest report from the
capitol of Mexico states that condi-
ions are gradually growing worse and
that a famine of the most terrible
proportions threatens inhabitants Of
Mexico City, both foreign and native.
General Obregon is ruling the city
with a rod of iron and has confiscated
everything of value. He has refused
to allow foreigners to take trains for
Vera Cruz on the pre:cxt that all rail
road facilities are needed for military
purposes. The result is that all for
eigners, Americans included, are coop
ed up in the Mexican capital with no
means of escape.
Small Pox Now Raging At Tampico.
The barracks in Tampico, one of
the principal seaports of the republic,
are said to be victims of smallpox
in a most virulent form. Villas
troops at Monterey have also been
ravished by the disease for some time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
is MATRIMONY A VENTURE OR A
PLAIN BAD BET In ELKO COUNTY?

If the passage of the new divorce
law serves to make divorces any more
frequent in Elko county than they are
at the present time the district court
will probably have to have about
three more clerks to handle the rush
OF business resulting therefrom. Ac-
cording TO records on file in County
Clerk Hunters office the divorces
granted in this county in the past year
amount to almost half the number OF
marriages. The books of the office
show that since this time last year
there have been "a marriage licenses
issued from that office and a glance
at the judgment docket shows the
more startling fact that in the same
period Of time there have been "a di-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09

The mad dog situation in this city
has reached the point where 1t is
dangerous for dogs to be at large on
the streets and as a result Sheriff
Harris has announced that after to-
day he will have all dogs running
loose on the streets killed at once.
This order from headquarters came
this morning after a dog had been
found suffering from hydrophobia on
the street near the High School
Building. Constable McMurtrey was
Immediately dispatched to kill the suf-
fering animal and hereafter all ca
mines not confined will be treated I'm
the same manner.
This order from the sherif's office
is an opportune one as the danger
from rabid animals is great and with
the large number of dogs running
loose in Elko it is unsafe for people
TO venture out on the streets. I.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
DAIRY EXTENSION MAN
VISITS ELKO TOWNS

Mr.. V. E. Scott, representing the
dairy extension department of the
state university, has been visiting the
dairymen and farmers in Blko coun.
ty for the past week with the object
in view Of getting them to use more
modern methods in producing cream,
etc. Mr.. Scott spent this afternoon
in Blko and stated that for the past
several days he has been in the La
noble and Lee communities. He
stated that the conditions were good
In the latter country and all farm
ers were working hard to produce the
best results. In Lamollle, however, he
says that the creamery is having some
trouble in getting the foreign ranch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09

vorces granted. There have also been
a large number of suits commenced
by persons who were refused relief
from the marital bonds. A glance at
the docket will show that the number
of men asking for divorces exceed the
women by a good majority. What's
the answer? Are Elko's married peo-
pie more loose with their matrimonial
promises than they are at other plac-
es? There's something wrong some
where. The fact that for every two
marriage ceremonies performed there
is one 'unperformed' in the district
court, is startling one but one, never
theless. which is shown by the Of
fical records to be a correct one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENT is THE MOS
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT
SINCE BEGINNING OF TRIAI
YESTERDAY MORNING.
WILL SEEK TO EFFECT RELeAsI
OF THAw ON CHARGE OF cor
sPIRAcY IN CONNECTION wlri
ESCAPE.
Special TO the Independent.

Special TO the independent.
NEW YORK. March s.-The mos
interesting development in the tria
which began yesterday morning d
Harry Thaw on the charge of cor
spiracy when he made his escape froIi
Mattewan last year. was the ar
nouncement which came today fro1l
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. over whom Tha{
killed Stanford White on June q
1906. that she would take the STAN
in Thaw's behalf and endeavor to sc
cure his release from the chargei
against him.
1t will be remembered that EeyeIyi
Thaw took the stand when Thaw wa
first tried for the crime of killinl
White and laid bare the whole shame
full history of her life in an endeavol
to save him. She stated afterwardI
that she was afraid of Thaw and whe{
he escaped from the asylum for thI
criminally insane at Mattewan Il
August, 1913, she used her money an,
influence to have him sent back. Th1
announcement made by her today tha
she would testify in his behalf hai
caused a great comlnotion.
Refused to Make Statement.
Mrs. Thaw refused to make an!
statement today except that she woulC
take the stand. What her testimon.
will be is matter of conjecture. q
have nothing to say" stated the pret
ty' little actress. He is my husband
and despite the fact that he treatet
me badly at times. will do what
can for him."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09

he forgave her and took her back in
to his home. The last time, he states,
when she left the note saying that
she would commit Suicide, the shock
was so great that he suffered Sc
we're spell of Illness as result. 1t
was discovered later that Mrs. Owens
had not committed suicide but had
gone to live with relatives.
E Mr. and Mrs. Owens were married
In Fort Morgan, Colorado. in 1905.
and two children were born from the
union. The children are now in the
care of Mr.. Owens.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-09
PUBLIC MEETING
EXPRESSES GRATITUDE
Sentiments Voiced of Those Affected
BY Validating Bill
Just Passed
ATTENDANCE SMALL
BUT REPRESENTATIVE
Resolutions Adopted Thanking the
Representatives At
Washington

The attendance at the meeting last
night to voice the sentiments of the
people Of Elko toward those who as
sisted In passing the bill validating
titles to real estate on the railroad
right-of-way through Elko was not as
large as it ought to have been but
was fairly representative of the prop
erty holders benefited by the bill.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Booher who briefly stated its OBJ
ject and called upon Mr.. Caine to re-
port the steps taken by the commit
tee appointed at the previous meet
ing. Mr.. Caine read kilograms sent
to our representatives at Washington
by the committee urging action on
their part and gave an account Of the
work done by him and others while he
was in Washington last year. He
gave unstinted credit to all who had
assisted in the good work, regardless
of political or other consideration:
This sentiment was plainly indIcat-
ed by all present and motion that
the chair appoint a committed OF Ave
to draft resolutions expressive OF the
sentiments Of the Interested people
was unanimously adopted. The fol.
lowing compose the committee: John
Henderson. J. A. Mcbride, Webster
Patterson, J.. j. Wintermante1 and w.
r. Mayer.
AS the law will not become effec-
tive until the railroad company files
It's acceptance with the secretary OF
the interior. Mr.. Caine stated that
he would take that matter up with Of
flclals OF the company at once. When
the acceptance is obtained certified
copies OF It and the law will be placed
on record In the recorders Office. The
clouds on the most valuable PROPERTY
in Blko will then be cleared away.
AS the pasasge Of this bill clears up
the titles to valuable real estnte in
Wells, carlin, Winnemucca and Blko,
1t would be a graceful thing II the
people OF those towns would join the
people Of Blko in expressing their mp
probation OF the good work
There will be no further meetings
held on this matter. The committee
will prepare the resolutions and give
them to the press for publication.
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ko tomorrow when arrangements will
be made for the funeral.
To the bereaved family we extend
sincerest sympathy. We know that
no words can ,assuage their grief. no
act can heal their pleading hearts.
SO we commend them to the mercy
Of the heavenly Father. In the skies
beyond their beloved one will await
their coming and WIN be beacon
light to guide them through life and
the shadows OF, the valley Of death
when their day shall come.
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four sisters. Mary and Rosie. of Car
son City City; Mrs s. t. Andrews.
and Mrs. Fred Beartown, ,>of Oakland; !;
and two brothers. Sam and Lloyd of
Carson City.
The death of Mrs. McElroy is par.
,icularly sgd on account of her young
life and the little children, who need a
mothers care. While the family was
not blessed with great amount of
earthly goods they were happy and
contented for love and peace dwelt
within the home.
The remains will be brought to El.