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WANTED-A lumber lot of spruce.
balsam, Eastwood. oak, white and
yellow birch anything that is worth
while. For particulars write Robert
McDurfee, Arlington, VT. 37t25*
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''0nIy 'Gets.If for
H. Me After This +"
1t "Gets" Every Corn Every Time.
Painless. Nothing More Simple.

TN tell you what. I've quit using
toe eating salves for corns, I'VE quit
making a package out of my toes
with bandages and contraptions-
quit digging with knives and scs-
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DGTTItS dIOHG. OWIIF- III IIIOIuUo To
tons of hay, 300 bushel of oats and oat
straw, and about 40 tons ensilige.
Farm will carry 20 head stock, is all
newly fenced with woven wire. Price
for ALL $4,000 Nash & Hutchins. 21tf
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FOR SALE-Farm of 100 acres, .
miles from Bennington, good substan-
cial set of buildings, new silo, run
ming water 5 acres of splendid white
oak most of which is ready to cut
this farm will show an income any
year of from $500 to $500 ON fruit and
berries alone. OWne, will include 40
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$500 Fine Imposed
For Insult to Flag,
Mis-Used by Alien

BOSTON. Aug. 15.-The sight OF Old
Glory made into bag for cIothespins
and suspended on a cord from win.
dow at the home OF Santo Fagonc
Jared on the patriotic nerves of SersL
Louis Lutz and Patrolman Tom Walsh
\ fine of 100 good American dollars
was imposed on Fagone for treating
the American flag contemptuously" 10y
Judge Barnes.
Would you use the Italian flag like
that?" asked Judge Barnes.
No. wouldn't" answered Fagone.
Why not?"
That would be an insult" was Fa.
cones answer. Fagone said he had
been in the United States seven years
and was not citizen.
The officers spied the flag one even.
ing recently. They told in court OF
asking FaEonc II he would treat an
Italian flag like that. and his reply
was that he would not. Then Fagonc
told the officers he didn't know about
The matter anyway. Fagone's wife OK
planned TO the court that her son found
1t and brought II home.
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REGISTERED Al THE MAYER.

]. Poujade, Mrs. a. a. HaFdesty, Car
son; VIM. a. Vorrath, w. r. Groom,
San Francisco; E. V. Cole, Tuscarora;
Elizabeth Ho. oman, Tuscarora: Mrs.
b. z. Segemore; II. W. Schmidt and
wife. Tuscarora; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Ebert, Palisade; NJ. SPOTS, Tuscarora:
Thos. Rolf, p. Rolf, Los Angeles; T..
B. Butler. North Fork; l.. H. Hadlcy.
Salt Lake; Geo. Winkler, Jarbidge Il.
NJ. Parks; Albert Hankins and daugh.
ters; G. NJ. Pickersgill, Reno; viii
Cremers, San Francisco; J. II. Minol.
cit, eBownwe; Ben Weathcrs, Bullion.
aire; J. A. McConaghy; Elton, Cooley
Ruby; Jerry Fisher. f. G. Buick, san
Francisco; Berth Heinze. Elko; Stallo
Granoli, Eureka; T. II. Lisby, Tusca
! rora: w. II. King. Palisade; j. r.
Newman. Salt Lake; Il. II. Myers
Portland; c. II. Burge. Los Angeles.
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Ne v JARB|DGE
ROAD TO SAVE
IMMENSE sum
COUNTY DADS PLANNING ROUTE
THAT WILL BE GOOD YEAR
ROUND, BRINGING TO ELKo
EvER.INcREAsINe TRADE

Gain to the county OF hundreds of
thousands of dollars is involved in the
action of the Board of County Commits
sioners this afternoon in preparing for
the Immediate improvement of a new
road from Charleston TO Jarbidge.
T:e present road is good for only
four months in the year. The new
road. surveyed recently by Bonney G..
Mcbride. will be good the year round.
end it will bring an enormous trade to
E:lko County. which otherwise would
20 TO Twin Falls. Idaho.
Commissioner Gregory and his col
leagues are enthusiastic for the Inn
provement recognizing the immense
advantage of having a road good for
all vehicles the year round.
.Tarhidge is to be a great mining
town aud Elko, of course. wants its
trade.
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DO THE KIDS REJOICE?-Intot the
editorial sanctum strode a kid this
morning, his face wearing prodigious
frown. Now what?" he was asked.
Got an item for you." he said, surly
as a young bear. prof. McWhinney
will be home in the morning, from
summer school. that's all" We'll.
isn't he all right?" he was asked. "Oh,
yes-no-ycs," he replied, but he'll be
for opening that school before the
RodCo." This was the youngsters
crouch. He was assured that efforts
would be made To persuade the Pro-
fcssor TO postpone the opening till af.
te the Rodeo. The kids hopes were
restored. That's the programme-af.
ter the Rodeo.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-15

OUR BOB'S" WORK SUPERB.
Everyone who watched the progress
of County Clerk Robert Hunters work
In tabulatinR and verifying the vote
OF the primary Is congratulatlng the
public OIL having the best clerk In sew.
enteen states. and generous part of
this bouquet belongs to Chief Deputy
Herb. Sproulc. who toilcd early and
late In preparing for the primary
Everything worked perfectly and the
tabulatlon was swift and errorless
This Is merely typical OF all the work
of County Clerk Hunters office. Wis
iting inspectors declare that his sys
TEN OF service is the best in the state
far superior 10 that OF most counties
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WILSON HANDLING.
RAILWAY QUARREL
IN SUPERB STYLE
MAeNATEs AND MEN ON CARPET,
EACH TELLING GREAT CHIEF
OF GRIEVANCES; PROSPECTS
OF SETTLEMENT BRIGHTER

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-President
Wilson today continued his self-sacri-
ficing service as umpire of the contro-
versy between the railroad maGnates
and their train service employees. The
latter demand the S-hour day and time
and half for overtime. The employ.
ers declare they cannot grant it, un.
less they may raise freight and pas
senger rates. Moreover, they say, II
they grant the S-hour day. they must
abolish many concessions granted to
the unions under the old schedules.
The men reply that they mean to hold
all advantages heretofore gained. Thus
they argue, and each side is appealing
to the President for remedial legisla.
tion.
The managers had a twO-hOur con,
ference with the President this morn.
ing. They submitted a counter propo.
sition. Recognizing the essential need
of a shorter working day, which the
President himself demands for the
men, some Of the managers suggested
agreement to eight hours. others de
manding nine. but leaving to a neutral
commission the task of working out
details of the best methods OF opcrat.
ing under the proposed new schedules.
The employees Representatives will
be at the White House at o'clock this
afternoon. Pending their arguments
and the Presidents action, the strike
situation is virtually unchanged.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-15

LAWSUIT Is .-Messrs.
Cantwell & Carville. attorneys and
counselors at law, this morning won Il
button on motion before Judge Taber
10 dismiss the complaint of James b..
Allen against w. +. Lineburger be.
cause the complainant had failed to
put up money TO guarantee the costs.
Mr.. Allen. who is nonresident, sued
to recover $4,000 for furniture and
chattels and $3.50 damages for the re
moval OF the goods from Lynn to Car.
lin.
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UNITED ELkO
COUNTY PLAN
OF BOOSTERS
STRONG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WITS 500 MEMBERS, FARMERS
AND BUSINESS MEN, nEEoED
FOR IMMEDIATE PROGRESS

Certain men O. action are quietly
planning a geI.together movement for
the purpose OF forming a strong. ef-
ficient and permanent County Cham
Der OF Commerce.
They propose at least sou members,
of whom at least half shall be farmers
and residents outside OF Elko.
The need for the chamber Is regard
cd as OF paramount importance. 9th
er cities and sections of the State are
forging ahead through the power Of
unity, they say, and E!ko must i'm
prove upon the example.
Many problems in the way of pro
gress are now presented, It's said,
which can be solved only by co-opcra-
tive action. and this requires cham
Der OF commerce in which all sections
of the great county shall b. repre-
sented.
Scores OF local men who have been
asked for an opinion have cvinced
eageness to support the proposed
chamber, and many ideas have been
suggested.
After the preliminary organization,
1t has been suggested that a great get,
together picnic or smoker be held. at
Elko or elsewhere in the county.
The best ideas OF many successful
chambers In other places are now be
ing studied with n view to embodyinp
them in the Elko County organization
This work of unifying the progress
sive civic forces is generally regarded
as the most important first step TO
ward the development of the city ant
county.
The tentative plans include a wo
mans auxiliary chamber, which woulL
perform service for which women ar,
especially fitted, and which men usual
Iy slight.
The 1917 programme of the pro
posed chamber will contain MANI
splendid improvements. designed Il
put money In evcrybody's pocket ant
advance the best interests of tht
whole county.
Monthly smokers. entertainment
and picniCs will be. Il is said, a regu
lar feature OF the organization.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-15

ON WITH WATER WAGON.--Prohi
bition Orator II. L. Maclain Of Ohio
delivered n forceful address before q
numerous audience at the Presby
terian church last evening. He out
lined ways and means of getting the
water wagon" ticket on the Nevada
ballot for the November election. The
prospects today are excellent for this
result. Nevada is the only State that
hasn't Prohibition ticket. and the
boosters don't intend that II shall lag
behind. Plans are now under way.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-15

HORSES FOR THE EAST.-Horse.
a fine.toOthed comb for good nags for
the Allied armies. This Is n famous
horse.heaven, but the equine popula.
ton has been greatly reduced. Hun
dreds of the best animals have gone
for cannonfodder and others are used
In the East. Byron Williams shipped
a carload this morning to East ST
Louis. Deputy Sheriff o. NJ. Lamon
who inspected them, said they wcrc 6
bully good lot OF nags.
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REFUSES

HUGHES REFUSES MILLION
Much as / deplore, as a lifelong Re.
publican, the waving of the bloody
shirt by Charles +. Hughes, I cannot
forget, as an insurance man, that he
refused million dollar bribe while
investigating the insurance crafts. and
is absolutely honest" So said today
Mr.. TIL. Won Rolf, general agent Of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of milwaukee,, who is here
writing policies and looking for local
agent. They were eager to pay
Hughes million, if he wouldn't spill
the beans" he said, but he was true
TO the people, therefore I'm for him.
The President is a great and good
man, too"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-15
COMPLETE REPORT
Of PRIMARY READY,
At clerks OFFICE
COUNTY CLERK HUNTERS WORK
DONE IN RECORD TIME AND
IN FAULTLEss STYLE, EVERY
VOTE is ooURLY VERIFIED

Complete returns of the primary
election as tabulated and verified by
County Clerk Robert Hunter are given
below. The task was finished in rec
ord time and in faultless style and
every vote was doubly checked and
verified by the commissioners and the
clerk.
The totals are. as follows:
Thu Republican returns
George Ames, ZIG: Homer Andrae.
299; Mel Badt, 2O2; Mrs. Margaret
Brady, 293; l.. G. Clark, 249: John
Creighton, 2O4; B. F. Curler. 32I {:
Tracy Fairchild. EOS; W. W. Fisk, 2G9:
Thomas Griffin. 300; Morley Griswold,
800: George w. Hanna, 2O2; w. J.
White, 25S; 4. G. Mcbride. S27: w. 4.
Mcneil, 65; Carey Van Fleet. 222: DR..
c. w. West. 235; J. II. White, 275;
Otto T. Williams. 22l.
The Democratic returns
G.. w. Baker. 10: II. l.. Bartlett
18l: \. b. Garden, l63: John II. Ca.
Zier. 5Sl; Walter +. Elmorc, IG3
Charles b. Henderson. 618: Robert w
Hesson. 61+; Thomas Hunter, 61S;
Charles Happier. 557; r. L. knight
IA: J. NJ. Mcnamara. ia; II. A. Para.
| dis. 45; w. S. Peace, 156; William
Rutledge. 1877; A. w. Sewcll, 563: Fred
c. Voight, 500; George Winkler, 532.
The Socialist returns
Thirty-two votes cast. Albert 4
| Willisnn
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HIGHH|MHAFMEH ESCAPE

SALEM, Or, Aug. 15.-Leaping
away under the fire OF the guards,
Charles Brown, highwayman, and
Leopold Warter, n highwayman and
safe-blower. today. made a successful
dash for freedom from the peniten-
tiary flax field. Warter was wounded.
Brown aided him and they made good
their escape.
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MRS. CULLEN CONVhLESCENT.-
Mr.. J. J. Cullen. local agent OF the S.
T., and his son, Jesse, returned today
from San Francisco, where they have
been In attendance at the bedside of
Mrs Cullen, who was operated on al
st. Luke's hospital several days ago.
She is now out Of danger and con
valescent. Ralph, another son, stayed
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matrimony Mr.. Edward " Cole and
Miss Artymacy II. Iopeman, both well
known residents of Tuscarora. The
brides mother, and Mrs. Fannie Moody
and Mr., J. Currey witnessed tho cere.
mony. Both the bride and groom have
the best wishes of hosts Of friends.
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GUARD KILLS MEXICAN

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug. l5.--
An insolent CarranZIsta lieutenant this
morning was shot and killed by an
American provost guard at Colonia
Dublan, according TO Gen. PershinG's )
report 10 Gen. Funston.
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The wealth of the United States for
1916 is estimated by the United States
Department Of Commerce at $22S,OOO..
100000, as compared with siS7,G00.
100000 in 1912 a four-year gain OF 21.S
per cent.
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Russians Claim Success.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Aug. Is.
The capture of IIalicz is uncon.
firmed, but the government believes
the Russians are there. The progress
of the Russians has shortened tho Teu.
ton lines, giving the latter a big ad.
vantage, stiffening the German resist.
ance
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MIR. viii r. Mayer and family re.
turned today from the Bull Run re.
gion, where they enjoyed weeks va.
cation. They found up there a VERT.
able sportsman's paradise. and caught
all the fish and bagged all the game
they desired.
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PICTURE OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY.
The parlor Of the Hotel Mayer was
the scene Of another happy event yes.
terday evening. when the Rev. ]. NJ.
Swandcr OF the First Presbyterian
church, joined in the holy bonds of
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LATEST WARNEWS
Germans Admit Loss.

BERLIN, Aug. l5.-The war office
today admitted that the British have
gained foothold in the German
trenches northeast Of Pozleres. The
Russian attacks were repulsed.
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Turks Whip Russians.

CoNSTANTINOPLE. Turkey, Aug.
15.-After a violent battle yesterday.
in which $500 Russians were killed
and Sl5 captured. the Turks today en-
tered Hamadan. 16O miles east of Te-
heran.
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French Capture Treneheo.

PARIS, France, Aug. 15.--In n
series of brilliant actions today north
OF Chappelle Fainte Elmo. the French
captured German trenches along n
front 300 yards wide and 100 yards
deep. German counterattacks were
repulsed. Bloody artillery duels arc
raging along the entire Somme and
Verdun fronts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Smith, popular
residents OF Tuscarora. are here on Il
visit. Mr.. Smith was painfully injured
about three months ago and has not
wholly recovered.
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with his mother. The heart of the
whole community was touched by Mrs.
Cullcn's critical illness and there is IA
general feeling of thankfulness and
congratulation upon her recovery.
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WILSON TO ANSWER.

WASHINGTON, Aug 15.--
Chairman Vance Mccormick,
of the Democratic National
Committee, today announced
that the Presidents formal
acceptance of the nomination
for reelection will be given at
Shadow Lawn, Asbury Park,
n. j.. September .. The
President will answer Hughes.
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STRUCK OUT as MEN.

MARIENETTE, Wis, Aug. 15.--
What is believed to be n record In
baseball history was accomplished
when Pitcher Ewick of Crivitz base
ball team in an thinning game with
Marinette, struck out 25 men. The
contest resulted in to 1 victory for
CriyitZ
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HUGHES AT TACOMA.

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. Is.
Charles Il. Hughes was glv.
en- an enthusiastic ovation to-
day, on the arrival OF his
special train. He will speak
at the Stadium this afternoon
and tonight The reception
committee has made arrange
ments for an audience of
$4,000.
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Gorizia Battle Continues.

ROME, Italy. Aug. 15.--The Italians
today took some strongly defended
Austrian ratronchments east of Gori.
zla and 1G&o more prisoners. The
great battle continues.
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TROOPS HALT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS
Orders sending $4,000 addi-
tional militia TO the border
were revoked today by Sec
retary of War Baker. All
troop movements will cease
until the railway strike Is
definitely ayerted. The troops
will remain in their State
camps for the present.
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A Censored Dispatch.

ROME, Italy, Aug. IA Berne dis
patch 10 the Idea Nationalc states that
the Bulgarian and Turkish diplomats
arrived at Berne today to feel out the
entente diplomats with a view to sep.
arate peace.
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German Divers Striking.

LONDON. England. Aug. 15.-Thc
Italian steamships Sangiovanni. Bat.
tista, and Rosario today were sub,
marined by the Germans.
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British Claim Gains.

LONDON. Eng, Aug. lj.-The Ger
mans have recaptured all trenches
northwest of Pozieres. Furious fight
ing ragged throughout the night. de
spite the mud and rain.
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German sub Strikes Aaain.

GENOA, Italy. Aug. 15.-The Italian
steamship Toti was summarized today
! by the Germans. Seventeen of the
crew were lost
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Former Lieut..Governor j. poujade
has returned to Carson, after an en-.
joyablo visit to Elko friends.
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GENEVA, Aug. 15.-Tolmino Is in
flames. The suburbs already are in
the hands of the Italians. Fall immi-
nent. The Italian advance guard is
within Is miles OF Trieste. a majority
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Count Out and Count In.

LONDON. Eng. Aug. 1J.-Central
News dispatch from Vienna: Count
Durian. foreign minister. has resigned,
and Count Andrassy succeeds him.
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EPIDEMIC UNAsATED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-New cases
of infantile paralysis in the last "a
hours, 1G3; deaths, 80.
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Mrs. John J. Gerreeht and her young
son, Barney. left this morning for =
two weeks Visit To Salt Lake City
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Submarine Strikes.

MADRID, Spain, Aug. 15.-The
Spanish steamship Pasarro, 32S7 tons,
was summarized this morning by the
Germans. 1t was conveying munitions
TO the Allies.
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BIG CONTRACT FOR
ENGINEER KELSEY

ElkO CitI2"ns Who have" been graft
Engineer Louis c. Kelsey ia the re-
construction of the Elko sewer system
Will b" pleased 10 know. through the
Twin Falls newspapers. that he will
most likely receive. next Monday even
ing. $3O0o"o contract for the con
struction OF new pure water system
for tho thriving Idaho city
Mr. Kelsey returned recently from
a visit To Twin Falls. where he con:
i"rrcd with III" city officials With
his usual r"ticcncc. hr smilingly de-.
"lincd 10 state his prospects of win
ming IN" big contract. but said he was
hopeful. II" said the city paid $50 900
for the old water system. and that the
earnings of the plant for the first year
were $2n.O0n net At this rate the
plant will pay for Itself many times
over within q few years.
Mr KELSEY said that everyone was
a. booster at Twin Fails. that 1t is a
thriving, hustlimg town with future.
Mr. K"lscy'S work here j. almost
completed
In many towns Of Oregon. NIr kcl.
s"y has Installed water and sewer sys.
TENS and the taxpayers in those places
deClar" his work was perfect and that
he saved them many thousands Of dol
lars.
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MAN TO Be SHOT
DEAD FOR MURDER
OF THE QUIL|CIS

Between the hours of a. m. and 3
y. m, Nov. 2. at the State prison. Car.
son. Frank Tranmcr will stand up
against wall and be shot dead by
five rifles. aimed exactly at his heart
and fired automatically ai the same
instant
Thus viii he cxpiate the murder of
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Quilici at Inlay,
several years ago.
TRAINER and his accomplicc. NImrod
Uric. were robbinE the Quilici saloon
and bonrdlng.housc. They plundcrcd
the cash rCgiRtor and then mCrdcred
the proprietor and his wife.
Several days later In Jail. uric con.
fcsscd. Ne was sentenced to death
and the board of pardons Commutcd
the sentence TO life imprisonment lie
IL now the wardon's chauffeur.
Tranmer was tried in Humboldt
county for the murder Of Jean Qullici,
convicted and sentenced 10 life i'm
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JUDGE ARRANGES.
FOR GRAND JURY.
AND SUBSTITUTE.

District Judge r. J. l.. Taber today
arranged for the calling Of a grand
Jury The date of the call is likely
10 be October l..
There are nine cases ON the docket.
seven defendants being in Jail. For
the last five years the grand -juries
have been called in September and
empaneled about the middle of Oc-
lobeT
Owing to reasons we'll. known To the
public. Judge Tabcr has decided 10
have nothing whatever To do with the
selection OF the grand.jurors. or with
the selection of Judge To prcsid" in
his place.
He directed Attorney General GeOrg"
Thatcher. counsel for the State. and
Messrs Curler. Van Fleet and MCNa-
mara, attorneys TOR the defense IN two
Of the principal causes on th, docket.
TO decide between themselves upon the
available judge 10 be- assigned to the
court.
The judge who is assigned will au-
Ihorize the drawing Of the grand jur-
Ors. the time Tor the jury To meet. and
Will also preside In on" or two trials.
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prisonmcnt. ON his demand for n
change OF venue he was tried In the
district court at Reno for the murder
of Mrs. outlet and convicted. Feb :.
1919 lie was sentenced To death and
chose shooting
On appeal TO Tic Supreme Court.
Tranmcr lost.
Judge r.. \ Duckcr OF Winncmuc.
ca. who tried the case. Yesterday Is.
sued dcath.warrnnt. naming the lat.
est date possible.
This viii be the first execution at
the prison since Ahdrije Mirovich was
shot. in 1913. FOR the murder of Antoine
GrCgoviCh at Tonopah.
Tranmcr'E death will be instant and
physically painless