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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10
Sriess Natbrihte,..

Die Gnslanoer bebampten iinmey
iuieber, Der oentide 8remser p9erfi.
finger" lei in Ser 9sprblee-SdDladt
mntersesangen. 9entIdlanS bat ber-
idJieSentltdJ erflart, baf bies nidt
iuabr lit, Gbenio bebanpten Die
Gnslanber nod immer, Sas
SdladJtidiff r@eitfalen" lei in Der
Nprbiee SdDlad)t iintersegansen.
SentIdlanb fat iett mod einmal Die
Grflarmng abegegeben, bak oas
SdJlad)tidliff r8eitfalen" iider mno
mnbeid|abist nad Samie snriidse-
febrt lit.
Ser ttortpegiide 0ampfer ugrfen-
oaI" nl6 Die l6peoiide 8arf n3eoi"
fms our6 Wfiren berfenft iporoen,
9eioe 8eIabungen muroen eerettet
Die Butter, 8rpb- nnS SleiIfl=
ratiomem in ben oeittld)en Sfaoten
limb persr6fert ipor0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10

riifte Die oeutide SurpeooGpote Jlp=
tile Dur, nm oen Seinb ansngrei=
fen. Sic madten Srei id)arfe 9lt=
tafen mnb batten ansenideinlid Gr=
fols. 8abrenb bieier 3eit iunrbe
Elm ensliides u9reabnonsbt" ger
it0rt mnb mebrere anbere erlittea
Idipere 8eIdabisnngen. Der Sanpt-
fampf segen Die iiberlesenen britt
iden StreitfrGfte oamerte bis silm
9nnfeliuerben. Der syeino IltdJte
benz i'm bDditem 9raOe iuirfmmgsppl-
len bentiden ssemer oaSmrdJ gu ent=
scben, oaR er Die SdJiffe itdJ NIT
srpfer Sdnellisfeit beluesen liei,
nnb iie iit fleine 8rnppen teilte.
Die bentid)e sslotte folgte Ben geiue-
smnsen init oerIel6en Sdnelisfeit.
Anker BEN serit0rten nnb beidabig-
ten o9reabnpmgbts" iunrben anf
engliif)er Settle npd) elm &renser
pom oSbannpn"= "=SDp mnS Elm y9e=
itrpger" berienft. Gin grpfer Sell
bes bentiden sdladtIdiffseIdJlua-
bers mar, in 1olse ieiner Stel=
l,ng, lansere 3eit nidt I'm Stanbe,
an bem 8efed)t teilsmnebmeitoen.
glls es Snnfel ipnrSe, riiften Die
bentId)en Sprpebobppt= sylptillen snnt
yfadtansriff Dor. @abrenS Der
ysadt fanben @efedJte sluiIden areu-
sern nnb sablreide slnsriffe pon
Sorpeoo ypoten itatt. ,Sn bieIen
&G1npfen ipitr6en Der pben eripGGn=
te &renser bonn Shannon" Spp,
elm ober sipei fleinere areiser unS
ntinbeitens sebn s9eitrubers" ber=
Ienft. 9as fiibrenoe Sdiff Der
oemtiden Soodieeilotte seritDrte feds
britiide o9eitrobers". Sin 8eId)ipa-
Der alterer britiIdDer Sd)ladJtidnffe,
oas pom Siiben fer berbeieilte, traf
erit am Nsorsen oes /. SUM, nad)=
bem bic Sdladt beenbet mar, anf
Oem Sdamplat Elm. Sc spg iidD sm=
rid, olne Sem 6anptteil Der Semt-
ihen 0lotte iiberbanpt sn @eiidJt ge-
fummen sn Iein.
Sas italiemiidje SramsportIdiff
yErineipe ltmberto" lit in Der nnte-
ren slbria torpebiert ipproea. Cine
sruke Mnsabl Sploatem loa bei bem
llntergang ertritnfen Iein. Der
9ampfer, Der bpn sipei anbern Sam-
pfern, bic Srnppen nno ariegsmate-
rial an gpro batten, begleitet mno
uon 9eitrogers esfortiert ipmrSe,
luurbe uom sluei 0iterreidjiifen lin
teriee6oOtem ansesriffen. Der o9srim-
cipe llntbert0 Ianf nadJ iuenigen gln-
genblifen unb pbgleid bon ben am=
bern Sdjiffen !6iilfe geleiifet iumr-
be, fin0 bod biele Der 2eute nmf ibm
ertrnnfen.
Die 9ertIden baben, nad ibrem
erfolsreiden gpritof sesem bic
Sbianmont Jarm bei @er6nm bic
Snfanterie 9lnsriffe snr 3eit eim-
geitellt. SIRE Irtillerie Mnariffe
anf bic @egeno iiiblid BON Sbiau-
mont, anf ben Gbapitre 8alo nno
anf ben ssitrnton @alb nnb anf Die
8egenb BON 9pmloup ,per6en aber
fortseiebt. Gnd anf Der limfem Sci
te Der Maas banern Die Snfanterie-
slnsriffe anf ben !Siisel 304 an;
bic lransoien bebanpten, iie battem
tie aae smriidseIdlasen.
Giner gfeltter 9epel6e aus
amiteroam 5ufolge bot &aiier @il-
belm BON @ilbelnis6apen aus an
Or. @uitan &rupp BON go6len uno
Solbad, Saupt Der sSirntn arupp,
folgenoe 9epeide 9eridtet. ,9a6-
Dem id niiinoliden 9eridten fiber
Die 9orbieeidfadt gelaiii6t, orditgt
es mid. Sbneit 5n iaeet, in ipel6'
bobem WaBe mir ben grfolg rnie-
rer bor5iiglihen 4rtillerie itno 8aft.
seritng, iino beion6ers Der 3erito.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10
Surge ueberiidt.

Die Geiterreider oringen lit
sStalien iueiter ppr unb bic
sSStaliener sieben iid anf nene
Stellungen 0itlid) BON Sliiaso
snriif.
Die 9iitiIen sebeil in 8ali-
sien iiber Die Gtrppa nnb brin=
gen bis an Die 3luta Sipa
bor.
slnsriffe Der 9eittidem in
Der 0egenb BON &eronn bat-
aif an.
@eitere @ergeiualtignngen
@riedjenlaitbs Onrd) oie Gnten=
temad)te finben itatt.
slns gerlin fontmt cine
Sdiloernng Der 9sorbiee<
Id)lad)t.
sSfalieniider Srilppentrans=
pprf iutr6e In Der Ioria ber=
ienft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10

Sel oeft Dettere1 geonn1ttdttotten
in Der geitrigen Sibung Ser repl1bli-
faniI6en &onpention puroe fleiBia
2arm gema6t. seoem &anoioaten
mnroe cine Spation oargebradt nno
lnei 91ooiepelt mar fte on1 Stdrfltan
uno, tpie es lhien, ali6 am 9lnfri1-
tighten. Der 21rn oanerte AZ Wd-I
nltten. slnlbeine1o par es Die @b-
ii6t, cine gStanpeoe" gu peranlnl=
len aber oas misgliidte ooh.
Grit nod lteben llbr obenbs fill=
gen Die Ibitin1naungen an nahben
Die 9elegaten neun Stunoen lang
9fon1inationsreoen angebort battet1
9ei Der eritell 9lbitinlnlung erbielt
9tihter @ugbes 2531a Stimnlen,
8eefs 105 Stinlmen, 9ioot 103
Stinlnten unto &ooiepelt 65 Stin1-
men, gea6 Der 'erlten slbitimmllne
faitoen aablrei6e 8eranoerltngen
itatt. @ouperneur 8rlnlbaltgb bon
EennIDlpanien 5og fi6 bon Ser &ali-
otoatnr 5llriid ino en1pfabl ieinen
Nnbangern, ibre Stimmen dlf Moozs
iepelt gu iibertragen. Die MeiIten
taten es gGu1 Die 0aebr5abl Ser
fir 5oro abgegebenen Stilnmen er=
bielt er. Sugbes geiuann ebenfaas
Cine Wenge Der ,perItreuten" Stinl=
men pereinigte ii6 ouf ibn lebrt>
gems fielen BON unieren teranil6en
Stitnnlen BEL Der erlten 9bitimmr1g
bier5ebn auf Saft, mas stnlaB au Ell,
1ter altfri1tig gelneinten Spation
fiir Gait gab.
eSSit Der 5Deitelt 9lbitinn1ung er-
Bielt Suebes 3281a Stinlrten, elm
@epinn BON 70 Gtilnnnen iiber oie
erlte slbltinmune, 3oot 9S1a, elm
8erlult bon tnebreren Stimmen uno
Hoofepelt 81, Elm @eipilrn bon ledj.
8ebn Stilnn1en. gsiiroe man ste @b-
ittlnmllngen fortgeleBt babelt, 10
miiroe Sugbes nabrideinlib bei Ser
britten sbitinrmllng nomiriert NOR.
rem ieilL aber es erbob fib 1torfer
@roteit gegen cine Sortiebune Ser
Gbitinntlngen. Wan ipollte Dor
aaen1 Die 8rogreliipen nidt Dor oen
&opf itoBen nno feinen 8rlt1 nit
ibnen berbeifiibren. 60 tpuroe benil
nit 6491a aegen 2S61a Stimmen
bei6loiient lid) bis gum ndditen Sa-
ge 81 pertagen
Sci ben Yrogreiiipen paliierte Iebr
nenig Die Matform nnroe ange-
nonlmer, tpie ldon gerleloet. 0abei
muroe Die grfIdrllng fir 5rauen.
ititnmre6t nod berf6arft, inoeln
man iid fir itaatli6es uno notiona-
leg Srauenitimmre6t erfIdrte. Cine
8robibitionserfldrnng Die als 3ulab
5ur Glatform eingereiht ipuroe,
w1roe nit GROCER Maioritat 8uriid-
geiuieien
Senator 8orab, iiber oeiien 9e-
iu6 l6on geitern beri6tet puroe,
erIdien Mittags, 5pii6en 5ipolf ltno
elm ltbr i'm Iuoitoriilnl Dem Sis-
Ser &onbention, uno tpur-
oe nit elmer aroBartigen Spation
Man puBte, iuesmegen
er fam, er nollte Die altfgeregten
@entiiter berllbigen lmo baber Idoll
ibm aud BON ollen Seiten Der Tuf
entgegen: ,g8e mont Seobp fpe
Ipont Seobp. 9(ber er lieB iid nidt
aus Dem &oiBept brirgen, @r bielt
cine quite Iebe, Iobte &ooiepelt, gab
Ieiner REMEMBERING fir i'm @uS-
oruf, nber nabnte 5ltr 8ube uno |
sum nnbeoingten 3uIammengebei
nit ser anoeren &onbettion. 9lls er
anbete, begriiBte man Die 4anen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10

rungsfraft unIerer Munition gu oer-
oartfen boben. 5olgli6 lit DER
S6la6ttag audi ein gbrentoe fir
oie 5anailie arupp gefpeler."
sSn Der @egenb bon 9lponcunrt,
Sbianmunt nnb an anberm Gunf-
ten I'M 8eldnbe ppn @eromn iinb
idluere &fe im @anae.
Die Gntentemad)te babem Die grie=
d)iide9egiernng Sappn bemad)ridJtiat,
tie ipiirben alles in ibrem Sraftem
Stebenoe tim, nm Die Gertraae in
8irfiamfeit 81 balten, ueldJe Grie=
d1enlanbs Ginbeit nno @ried)enlanSs
@erfaiiilns iidJerten. 9ieie @ertrt=
ae, sit beren 9nrdfiibrnma mmb
Snfraftbaltine 6ie eried,iId)e Serr-
Iderfamilie Derpflidtet lei, iuiiroem
Omrd) Die Nbmaduingem ser jebigea
grtefJiidem 9iegiernng nit 9emtId)-
lanS mnb gnlgarien gefGbroet. I'm
min bic sriediide Ginbeit unS ltm-
abbamsiafeit idiitem sm f0nner, lei
Der sriedtiidJe 8efeblsbaber bon Sa-
Ipmifi bnrd) einen syranspien erIett
iuorben ino griedJiiden SdJiffen, bie
bDn &aiuala famen, lei Sic Gin
fabrt in ben 6afen, alio in ben 6a-
fen elmer sried)ilden Stabt, per-
iuebrt luoroen. slitferbem ieien
sriedIilde SdJiffe in fransDfiIdlem
6Gfen snriifgebalten iuorSen. sseoem=
fails finS bas merfpiirbige Wafre=
geln smm Sd)ab Der Ginbeit nno I'm
abbangigfeit zines Sambes. Giner
anbern 9epeIde ams Garis 81 fsol-
&c fat Der 66nig bpn 0riedemlan5
Die 9emObiliiiernng ppn siu6lf alaI-
len Ses Seeres, 5niammen 10000
Nann, amgeorbnet, mas, iuie cine
9epeidje ans 9ltben iagt, m0slidJer
8eiie ben syaa bes jebigen Miniite-
rinms Sfmlabis, an beiien stitrs
ben GntentemGdDtem piel gelegen lit,
smr 6olse ba6en mag.
9ie lebte &ei6stogsreoe oes oeut-
l6en Geidsfot5Iers lit BON ben De-
pelden 9lgentlren nltr fltr5 be-
ribtet Doroen. Spatere geribte
Iagell iiber iie 6olgenoes. Die ge-
Itern bonn 9fei6sfon5ler bon 8etb-
mann-Soafueg gebaltene 9feoe, in
ipel6er er erflarte, oaB ale peiteren
5rieoensoorihlage 0eutl9lanos per-
gebens nno bonn llebel leieft nerur-
ia6te eine geipaltige Senlation. Sein
bereoter Ippea an Die Station, aus
5ubalten, Bis Der Sieg errungen iei
uto Die fategorilde Srobbietlng ge-
gen England 1purben nit oonnern-
Dem 8eifall aufgenommen. fa6
geenoiglng leiner gfeoe tpllroe ibn
cine ftiirn1ii1e Spation oargebraht.
SIMMER 1tno immer ipieoer iabeIten
ibm Die &ei6sboten su. 9(Ge gar-
teien, nit gusnabme Der &onIer-
batipen uno Der So5ioliitett, oie nit
Siebfnedt ie5ebierten, i6loilen iid
Der Sbation an Ser &all5ler ap.
pellierte an Die @inigfeit aller 8ar-
teien uno erflarte, DAB lpGbreno oes
arieges alle 8arteigren5en oergeiien
iein iollten. 8eim S6luB Der Ieoe
erbob fif) foit oas gan8e Sous IN
ltitrnlilfer 8egeilterung. n9or mir
itebt Die Seloenfigur unieres gon-
gen @olfes," fiibrte Der &an3ler aus,
lin &autpf I'M feline 3uflnft, INT.
lere Sobne llito @riioer fdnlpfen uno
lterben Seite an Seite. Sn alien
brenlt Die 2iebe 5ur Seimat. Die
betlige Slantme Ser @aterIanosliebe
ito6lt aller Screen, 10 ooB tie oen
Sob beradten, ia 8u Gaulenoen
fretoig in ben Goo geben. geltr eilt
poIlig einge0orrtes @entiit fam fi6
oes @inbrllds oieler getpaltigen III.
froft nnieres @oIfes ent8ieben.
Dfein @laube an mein 8olf uno
metne 2iebe fir neiu goterlano ae-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10
Oearfe 8ahnluGrter.

2ononebrmann 2amla raltdt cine
2iebesgobet5igarre. @s fallt olif
oaB er iebr oft ben ltuterItano per-
IdBt. @nolid frogt i'm elm Same
rao: o@ie beiBt Die Marfe, Die 9n
rartdlt2~
2atnla tpeiB oas lli6t. v@s miro
mol Marfe @abnpGrter iein~, ers
fl1rt Ser &amerao.
1@ieio2"
Sci ieoem 8ug ntuB er binaus."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-10
SnIamb.

sSn @aibington itarb Der be-
fannte 3eitllnesberollsgeber ltnb
gerleger SSobn MeGlean i'm sllter
BON 69 Sabren. McGlean tuor Der
Gigentiitner Ser u@oIbineton @olt4
lmo oes Cincinnati enquirer
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
ASKS $5OO,OOO TO
WIPE OUT RABIES

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 15.--Dele-
gates to the National Wool Growers
convention subscribed fund of $10,-
900 today to send a committee TO
Washington to work for legislation
that will obtain results more satisfac-
tory to wool growers in the admins.
tratlon of grazing area of the west
and for non.partisan tariff commits
sion.
Resolutions adopted today ask con-
gress to amend existing tariff laws on
sugar, meats, wool and other products
through non-partisan tariff commits.
sion. The department Of agriculture IL
urged to require that all imports of
wool and other animal products from
countries where the foot and mouth
and other animal diseases prevail be
steriized or excluded, and similar ac-
tion by the various states is requested
Referring 10 the prevalence OF rabies
among coyotes in, the west, the con
vention by resolution asks congress
To appropriate 100000 at once to be
used by the biological survey in the
eradication OF predatory wild animals
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
BURNED TO DEATH
NEAR CARL|h
William Maynard Burns to Death In
Cabin. charred Remains
Found In Ruins.

The charred remains of William
Maynard were found Friday night in
the ruins of a cabin about four miles
from Carlin. II is presumed that
while in a drunken condition he set
the place on fire while attempting to
light a fire in stove with coal Oil.
No evidences of foul play are visible.
and the further fact that the charred
remains of a pet dog were found un-
der Maynard's arm eliminates the
probability of murder.
Maynard was last seen about $3.50
Wednesday night crossing the Carlia
ice pond and headed in the direction
of the cabin. He was ina highly iri-
toXicated condition. His remains were
found Friday night by Joe Norman
and Carl Smith, couple of trappers
who with Maynard had been occnpy-
ing the cabin. After the discovery
the two men returned to Carlin and
notified the officers, and Justice of
the Peace Bielar conducted an inquest
Saturday.
Norman and Smith laid in supply
of provisions Wednesday, and on
Thursday they came to Elko to dis
pose of some hides The cabin was
standing at that time. When they re-
turned to the place Friday evening the
place was burned and in the ruins they
found the remains of Maynard, with
the charrcd remains of the dog under
| his arm.
The deceased was n heavy drinkeI
and this misfortune lead him TO much
trouble On November 27th of last
year he finished a jaif sentence here
which was the result of imbibing toe
| freely.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
FORD PEACE MISSION
ON RETURN JOURNEY

THE HAGUE, via London, Jan. Is.
The American members of the Ford
peace mission, except those associated
with the permanent peace board,
sailed from Rotterdam today on board
the steamer Rotterdam for New York.
A great crowd assembled on the
wharves and cheered as the steamer
departed Among those bidding fare.
well to the visitors were citizens of
Norway, Sweden and Denmark,
through which countries the Ameri.
cans had travelled on their peace mis-
sions during the past six weeks.
About $50 persons sailed. while 80
remained at The Hague to promote
the peace plans as originally devised
The members of the permanent board
will hold daily sessions.
Germany's blocking of the recent
attempts of the Scandlnavians to re.
turn to their homes through Germany
is regarded as making certain the Sc
lection of Stockholm for future sit
tings of the peace board. That would
obviate the necessity of crossing the
war zone.
Dr. Aked said that Stockholm would
likely be selected, but the matter
would be referred to Mr.. Ford.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
DANGEROUS EXPERIENCE
WITH RAB|D COYOTE

Frank Fernals Jr., had dangerous
experience with rabid coyote yester-
day at the Fernald ranch five miles
east of Elko.
The animal first appeared in the
back yard, where 1t made an attack
on little black water spaniel. The
dog made its escape to the house but
the row attracted the attention of a
big fox hound, which at once attacked
the coyote. This hound has killed
more than a hundred coyotes in the
last four years, but this one got him
by the jaw. and he was helpless.
Usually he chases the coyote, tips him
over with his nose, grabs him by the
throat, and then shakes him to death.
Frank Fernald Jr., heard the ami
mails fighting, and ran to the~rescue
of the dog. He had nothing with
which to kill the coyote, so he grabbed
it by the tail and threw it over fence
into slaughter pen.
Once in the pen the coyote was OBJ
livious to its surroundings. and paid
no attention to persons approaching
from the outside. There is no doubt
that 1t was rabid. Last evening 1t was
killed. Both dogs are valuable, bur
they will probably be killed. as they
were both bitten.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
JUDGE TABER WOULD
ACCEPT NOMINATION

When questioned this morning as
TO the purported statement that he
was not in the race for Justice of the
Supreme Court TO succeed Judge Nor
cross, Judge Il. j.. l.. IaDer stated that
while he was not, and would not be, an
active candidate, that if rendered the
nomination by the Republican party
that he would accept.
He said that with number of cases
before him of gigantic proportions,
in fairness to his present position
he could not make an active cam
paign, but if rendered the high honor
by his party that he would be pleased
to accept the nomination.
Judge Taber is eminently fitted for
justice of the supreme court. having
graduated from one of the foremost
law colleges of the United States, and
having served term as district attor
ney, and six years as district judge. II
nominated he would be hard to beat as
he is exceptionally popular besides
heing qualified.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
TABER'S CHICKENS
TAKE PRIZES

y. ID. Taber, one of Elko County's 5
foremost chicken breeders, who sent
two cockerels, two hens and four pull
lets of the Black orpington variety to
the Boise, Idaho, poultry show. has
received notice that his exhibit was
awarded seven ribbons.
He was awarded second and third
prizes for cockerels, second, third, and
fourth prizes for pullets. and fourth
and fifth prizes for hens.
This is a splendid showing for Mr..
Taber's exhibit. He is disappointed,
however. in not having taken first
place with one of his cockerels and
one of his pullets. as they were picked
from the prize birds of America.
The Boise Statesman gives particu-
lar mention 10 the Elko birds, stating
that they would grace the finest poul-
try show ever held in the United
States.
The p"n will be taken 10 Ogden TO
the state poultry show of Utah.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
RANGER MEETING
ELKO FEBRUARY

The Forest Service has arranged for
the holding of Rangers meeting in
Elko, February to IL, inclusive. Tho
following Forests will be represented;
Humboldt (3lko), Nevada (Ely), Ruby
(Deeth. Santa Rosa (Paradise) and
Toiyabe (Austin). There will he
about 40 forest service men present,
including rangers and supervisors
from the different forests. and also the
District Forester. Ogden, Utah, and
several OF his assistants.
The purpose of this. meeting is to
Ilscuss the different phases of service
york. such as grazing. timber sales
settlement, special uses, etc, with q
view of increasing the efficiency OF
the rangers in their different lines Of
work.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
". P. BRANCH LINE
FOR DEEP CREEK

Hugh L. Thomas, superintendent OF
the Utah, Nevada & Idaho Telephone
company, came in yesterday from Salt
Lake. He states that there is about
one foot of snow in Zion" which is
the most they have had there for sew
eral years.
Mir. Thomas stopped over for day
at Wendover, arranging TO extend the
company's telephone line from that
point to Deep Creek, AZ miles south.
He states that the Western Pacific has
decided to build line 10 that camp
from Wendover and will begin work
as soon as weather conditions will
permit. Deep Creek Is situated on
the state line and is the center OF q
rich mineral country. A railroad VIII
afford an outlet for an immense ore
tonnage.
Mr.. Thomas also states that work
will be resumed about the first OF Feb
ruary on the auto speedway from Salt
Lake west to Wendover. and that
when completed this will make the
finest stretch of auto track In the
country, and will connect Salt Lake
with both the Overland Trail and the
Lincoln Hlghway.-Silyer State.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17

Ten thousand dollars TO be used in
the rabies campaign was set aside this
morning at special session Of the
state board of stock commissioners
held in the offices of DR.. w. B. Mack
at the university, says the Reno Ga
zette.
This sum will be placed in the hands
of Che State Rabies Commission which
was created at meeting in Winnie
mucca on Wednesday. The stockmen
have lost about 100000 worth of cat
tie during the epidemic and the action
today will practically levy a double
tax on the stockman of the state as
they will be required to pay in addl.
ton the three and a half cent levy
made by the different counties. H. F.
Dangberg, 7. J. Bell and j. II. Cazier,
composing the commission, attended
S. H. Wheeler, president Of the Ne,
vada Sheep Commission. was present
at the meeting and 1t is probable that
the sheep men will appropriate an.
other $4,000 to aid in the fight
At a special meeting of the county
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
RENO TO HAVE
CHEMICAL ENGINE.

An appropriation OF s6,5OO for motor
fire apparatus has been recommended
to the Reno city council by the finanae
committee and in all probability the
report will receive the sanction of the
council at its next meeting. For some
time the matter has been under con-
sideration, recommendation in favor OF
the purchase having been withheld un-
til the 1915 budget could be prepared.
This important piece OF municipal
work was finished this week and
among the items OF expense listed for
1916 is the $1,000 appropriation for the
fire partment.--Gazette.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
EMERGENCY TAX
STILL IN FORCE

w. \. Kelly. representing the U. S.
Internal Revenue Service, is in Elko
today on official business.
In an interview today Mr.. Kelly said
that the Emergency Revenue Act of
October %, 1914. continued in full
force and effect for one year more, or
until December 81, 1916.
Stamps must be kept on wines and
cordials; stamp tax on deeds. convey
ances, etc; stamp tax on proprietary
articles, cosmetics, gum, ETC.; special
tax on cigars and tobacco; special
tax on pool, and billiard tables and
lowing alleys; special tax on stock
brokers, pawn brokers, etc; special
tax on theatres and concert halls.
Information and forms will be- gladly
furnished on application TO Mr.. Kelly
at Reno NcVada.
Ignorance of the law does not a5ate
penalties for failure to comply.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
.CARL|N COUPLE
WEDDED SUNDAY

Rev. Chas. McHarness Of the Baptist
church united in marriage yesterday,
Mr.. Albert C. Everett and Miss Maysie
H. Hill, both of Carlin.
After the wedding the happy couple
departed for California on honey.
moon. After a couple of weeks they
will return to Carlin where Mr.. Ever.
EFT is engaged In the train service.
We join with their many friends III
wishing them an abundance of happi
ness and prosperity.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
CLIFF owELLHRe
su5JEcT IN .ARlz.

Experiments are being conducted at
the University Of Arizona ct Tucson,
Arizona, TO determine when the Ari.
zonR cliff dwellers lived.
The theory of Dr. A. p. Douglass,
professor OF astronomy at the univer-
sity, that there is an exact relation
between the rainfall and other climatic
conditions in various years with the
size of the rings shoua in the CROSS
sections OF the trunk Of tree Is being
used in connection with the xeperl.
menCs.
Trunks Of trees used by the cliff
dwellers in building their dwellipgs,
many Of which are s1il intact, viii he
compared with The trunk ot tho iarg-
es. tree that can no found IN Arizona.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-01-17
QUIET AND SAFE
NOW IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, January 17.-Col-
lector of the Port Cobb at Ell Paso
wired Secretary Lansing this morning
that the bodies of the Americans who
were murdered will not be started to-
ward Cusi until Carranzista and other
officials have assured them an escort
of 1000 men. Everything is now quiet
and safe. Edwards at JuareZ ~ir=5
Secretary Lansing this morning that
he told newspaper men that the state
department omxJanuary instructed
him to request protection at Cusi from
tarranZistas and he did so. He re-
ceived assurance that everything was
safe. Lansing denies that any such
instructions were sent and will insti
tute a sweeping investigation.