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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-29

1916.
Notice Ia hereby given that
CHARLES b. HENDERSON, Of Elko
County OF Elko, state of Nevada, has
filed In this office his application to
entor, under tho provisions of the act
OF congress, approved June %. 1874
Cor Sec. 23o6 r. 81, the Nwh Of
SEA of Sec. 35, T.,45 NJ, r. 4s E., as
assignee OF Albert w. Mills.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely tho lands described, or desir
ing to object because Of the mineral
character OF the land, or for any other
reason, TO tho disposal to applicant
should file their affldavite of protest
in this office, on or before the goth
day Of July, I>ls.
JOHN q. ROBBINS, Register.
First publication. June 10. 1916.
Last publication, July Is, 1915.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-29

ELKo LODGE, NO 70. A. ga A. q.
a State communications bsld'oo
KGAT the frat Tuesday OF each
w month at $500 pm AiA Mao
ter Mssens In good standing are cordt
ally invited to attend.
GEORGE N. SUTHERLAND. w. N.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

0255s. 4
Elko, Nevada, Land Office, June Q,
1916.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-09
BRETNEY SAYS FLA.
WILL HAVE LARGEST
SEASON IN HISTORY
Continued from Page One.)

from Indianapolis and Louisville
There is also the famous year-round
all-steel train the Dixie Flyer" from
Chicago. and also the well known St
Louis Express operated via the L. &
\. and A. c. l.. railroad through Mont
gOmerv. In addition to this the L. &
\. and their connections operate three
After January ). next the Dixie Linn
tied, a sister train to the Dixie FLYER
Will be operated to st. Louis and
Chicago. This train gives the fastest
service beween Jacksonville and St
Louis and Chicago. leaving Jackson
vile in the forenoon
It was on account OF the expected
enormous winter travel to Florida
this season that the l.. x y and
Pennsylvania lines a few weeks ago
brought some forty odd Of their passen-
ger representatives. from the northern
and northwestern territory to Flor
ida on an educational trip. and II the
time Daytona entertained these rep
resentativeS one day. showing them
the attractions in and around the city.
Mr., Bretney stated that all trains
entering Jacksonville now are either
carrying extra cars or have - be run
IL two sections, and it seems SITE
70 say that at least thirty-three per
cent more travel has entered Florida
50 far this season than We're here at
the same time last year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-09
ONE DIVORCE TO 10
MARRIAGES IS THE
RECORD IN AMERICA
Continued from Page One.)

have been married twenty years or
more"
The commission believes that the
entrance of women into the indus
trial field plays an important part in
the increase of divorce 1t deplores
the fact that unfortunately the larg-
er part Of humanity in America. as
elsewhere, are strangers to the lofty
views which the church entertans of
marriage.
When We are seeking therefore
remedies for the evils of our lax
marriage and divorce practices our
ultimate and most effective method
will be found in such instruction as
the churches may give to their adher
entS, supplemented by such work as
the educational institutions OF the
country may be induced to undertake.
This instruction will hear upon the
ideals of marriage. 1t will teach that
marriage is not contracted as a mere
convenience and for prudential rea-
sons, that 1t is not even primarily
I, intended solely for the personal hapa
piness of those who contract it: but
that it is indispensable to the proper
filling GU OF the life OF human beings,
that it is one OF the most effective
methods Of developing character. and
| that the preservation OF the integrity
| of marriage and of the family institu-
/ ton as whole is the only process by
which truly divine order for society
| can be maintained
| NO legislation. however, sagacious-
| ly framed. can ever effect complete
cure of marriage Embellishments, but
| such preventive measures as give
| promise of diminishing the evils which
are now so abundant Will commend
themselves to thoughtful persons. The
| fact that in twenty-three states what
| are known as common law marri-
ages, in which man and woman
take each other for husband and wife
without the services of civil officer
or a clergyman and frequently with
out any witnesses are recognized as
valid, calls for serious condemnation.
| and no reform is more needed than
| legislation declaring such unions to
be null and void everywhere in the
| United States
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-09
snake the Riddles happy with
Brownie from LeSesne's. s.
Health and Wealth.

There is this difference between the
two temporal blessings-health and
money: money is the most envied, but
the least enjoyed; health is the most
enjoyed, but the least envied; and this
superiority of the latter is still more
obvious when we reflect that the poor
est man would not part with health
for money. but that the richest would
gladly part with all his money for
health.-Colton.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-09

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!. CLOSING QUOTATIONS j
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24

second choice vote II cast on any
ballot for such office. all second
choice votes for such office on sac b
ballot shall be void.
In every ease where two Or more
candidates are 20 be elected 20 Of
fiees having tho same title II second
choice votes are east on nny ballot
Tor such offices u excess of the
number OF such offices 60 be filled.
all second choice votes on such hal-
lot shall ne void
Thls subdivision Fourth shall he
printed conHpiruousiy on the tally
sheets furnished by tho clerk 20 the
election officers
Fifth on the fret Friday even.
ing after election the city council
shall. al eight 80 o'clock o. m. meet
and proceed to canvass the returns
% such election. and shalt thrr~apnn
declare the returns % such election.
and shalt therrupon declare the re-
suit. and what persons are elected
Where a single office Il to BE
filled and there are but two candf-
dates therefor, tho caudieat. re-
csiving the highest vote shall be
elected
where single offic. f. 20 be
filled and there are three candidates
therefor the candidate receiving a
majority 81 all first choice votes cast
for such office shall be elected N no
election result thereby. then = can
vaAs shall BE- made ~ second choice
votes east for each candidate. and
the first and second choice votes for
each candidate shall he added ana
the candidate receiving IN. largest
total BY such addition ahaii be
elected
Where a single office 4. 20 he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name OF any person or persons for
whom you desire 70 vote. or attach
a pastcr bearing the printed name
OF any such person or person.. To
vote for any person mark cross
tNl In the square 90 thu right Of
the name Vote your first choice
IN the first column Vote your Sec
cnd choice In tho second column.
Vote In tho third column FOR as
many other persons az you wish 10
support 10 not vote more than
ono choice for any one person. as
for only one first choice and only
onr seeond choice. except where two
or more persons are to be elected to
offices having the same title. and
Tn such eases do not vote for more
persons for first choice or second
choice than are 20 be elected Vote
ns many third choices as you wish.
Vote first choice for each office to
be filled or your votes for all per-
sons for such offic. will be void
where two or more offices having
the same TILE are TO hs FILLED. vote
first choice for each such office or
your votes for all persons for such
offices VIII b. void
Second and third choice voting i-
rot compulsory All distinguishing
marks, except as above indicated.
make the ballot void
II you wrongly mark. tear or de-.
face the ballot. return u % and oh
tain another ballot from the election
officers
Following the above heading and
INSTRUCTIONS 20 voters shall 30 ar
ranged IN separate columns IN.
titles Of The respective offices fe he
fiiled. and under each title the
names % tho candidates therefor. IN
tho following manner:
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and cause 90 he delivered to each
person 90 elected certificate 81
election A cortiflcatr 81 election
shall be prima facie evidence Of the
facts therein stated.
sixth. No informAiities In con-
duetinK municipal elections shall tn
validate tho same. N they have been
conducted fairly and In substantial
conformity with tho requirements
~ this charter
seventh Tho city council may.
~ ordinance. authorize tho use ~
voting machines. provided said ma .
chimes ATE 80 constructed as TO
carry out tho provisions ~ this pr-
ticir In reference 70 preferential
voting
Eighth All the provisions Of this
charter and ~ the state law relating
10 the holding ~ general mu-ietpal
elections Including the quaiiftea-
lions % electors. 10. designation %
voting places and election officers.
the notices - election. tho conduct
% the election. the censassinN ~
the votes and making the reforms
thereof and the closing ~ saloons
on the day 81 election. shall apply
With sauai force % elections under
this section
tSp nE TT FURTHER \ M
SOLVED rhat said proposed amend.
rHent - submitted - the electors ~
the CITY - Seattle for their fattfirhs
zion or rejection az the general
municipal election a. be held in the
ctty % Seattle on the Tth aaY Of
March. 1919
Passed the city Council the isfh
day ~ April 1878. and aiHnea by mo
In npru session In naturalization -
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nEsorrrIoN NO .ssr

Proposed Amendment Ne :
Resolution and proposition TO
amend the Charter uf the City 81
Seattle BY repeating Sections 4
4. and ~ Artirtr II. relating 10
wards and ward haunfa rtn. and sub
milling such proposed amendment 10
the electors ~ the CITY ~ Seattle
az the general municipal election 10
,. held ON tho Tth day of March.
nE 1T RESOLVED ny THE cry
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or 81.
ATTLE
That the Charter Of tho Cisy ~ s~.
aftle be and u f. hereby amended BY
repeating Sections ?. J. 4 and ~
Article u. relating to wards and
ward boundaries
AND ~ TT FURTHER HF-
SOLVED that such proposed amend
msnf Do submitted 60 tho qualified
electors ~ the city for their ratlfi-
cation or rejection At the general
municipal election Go be held In the
city OF Seattle on the 5th day Of
March. 1915
Passed the city Council the isth
day % July. 1915. and signed hv me
IN open session ia Authorization Of
~ passage this 18Th day 81 Juiy.
ROBERT n. HEsKETH
President Pro TEN. Of the city
FILED tho 18Th dsy 81 Iuly. 1915.
~ W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana sS-officie city
ny J. =. AGNEw. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24
RESOLUTION No soes

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No 4
A RESOLUTION and proposit ion
20 amend section AZ Of Article XVI.
81 the Charter Of tho CITY Of Seattle.
and AproyidinR for the aubmission nf
Sn"h proposed appointment TO the
electors 81 the city ~ the general
municipal election 10 he held on the
I'D day of March, 1915.
DE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY or Sc
ATrLE
That Section ~ OF Article XVI ~
the Charter of tho city 81 Seattle he
amended 10 read rs follows
section 49, Any person In the SER
vice ~ the city under civii service
appointment who IL not engaged in
an extra hazardous occupn ttnn. as
defined by section ? and section 3
~ Chapter ~ Laws OF the State OF
Washington 1911. or who IL not in
ciuded IN any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter he
enacted providing for pensions or
disa bilitv allowances. and who shall
he disabled In tho discharge Of his
duties. shall receive fun pay during
such disability. not TO exceed one
month. and half pay not to exceed
ak additional months or who shall
be permanently injured or disabled
while In the line OF duty. shall re-
ceive In addition 10 the aforesaid
payments pay after tho aforesaid
seven months period while such dis
ability continues. 10 be fixed bV the
city council, not exceeding 20 per
cent ~ tho pay received by such per
son ~ the time of injury. all OF said
payments 10 be made monthly.
The commission shall prescribe
such rules M may be necessary for
carrying out the purpose OF this sec
ton. ana may provide n Huitn Bile
medal or honor for distinguished
bravery or service while In the line
Of duty
AND BE TT FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. That such proposed amend
ment bo submitted to tho qualified
electors OF the city OF ReattIe for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to be
held on tho 7th day Of March. 1918.
Passed the city Council tho ard
day Of January 1915. and signed by
me iu open session IN authorization
81 ~ pnssngc this 3rd day Of JAM
uary, 1916.
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President ~ tho CITY Council.
FILED the ara day ~ January.
1915
" W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana -officlo city
Clerk.
| J. p. AGNEw. Deputy.
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DfN1tN tAffks
second. Any person whose name
0ns been presented as candidate
MAY. not later than fifteen ttsl
DAYS before the election. cause his
name N he Withdrawn by filing
with the city comptroller and ex-
officio city clerk a request therefor
IN writing over his own signature
duly attested by notary public.
and no name so Withdrawn shall
he printed upon the official ballot
No portion % the filing fee shall
he returned In case OF Withdrawal
Of randidacy.
Third All names Of candidates
~ he voted upon at any municipal
election shall he printed upon the
official ballot In groups under the
designation OF the respective titles
~ the offices for which they are
candidates Nothing on the ballot
shall be Indicative Of the source Of
the candidacy or Of the support Of
any candidate. No ballot shall have
printed~thereon any party or politi-
cal designation or mark and there
shall not he appended 70 the name
NJ any candidate any such party or
political designation or mark or
anything indicating HIS views or
opinions. All ballots printed shall
be OF precisely the same size. quail
kind Of type and color Of ink 50
that Except for the consecutive
numbers printed on the perfora ted
corners for removal when the bal
lots are voted a. provided bv gen
ersi law II shall be impossible 10
Distinguish one ballot from another.
when there are four or more can
hifstes for any office then the
ballot shall provide for first. second
snd third chOices when there are
three. and not more. candidates for
any office. then the ballot shall pro-
vide for first and aarpud qhrfra q
only, when there are less than three
candidates for any office. all dis
finguishing columns as to choice and
AT reference ~ 10 choice shall be
omitted
when candidates are 70 be elected
N offices having the same titfe and
when the number OF such candidates
exceeds three times the number 81
such offices 20 he filled then the
ballot shall provide for first. second
and third choices. when the number
~ such candidates exceeds two
times and not three times. the NUN
her OF such offices 20 be filled. then
the ballot shall provide for first
and second choices only. and when
the number OF such candidates does
not exceed two times the number
~ such offices 70 be filled. then all
distinguishing columns MS 70 choice
snd all reference 20 choice shall be
omitted
The ballots shall be IN substsn
TALLY the following form.
General COR specialJ election. city
~ Seattle. 10 be held on the ----'
fay Of ----------. -
Official ballot 70 be used In ------
fDesigpasion ~ precinct 70 be print
TNsTRIfrTf0Ns TO VOTERS
You may write in the blank space
provided below each group the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24
BILLIARD TABLES

FuN SALE New and second hand eafaai
end Poke, niiiiard Tables ard bowling
sitsYs shd accessories sasy payments
send for catalogue THE mt ~.
WICK nAtkE COLLEEN DER CO.
seest Fifst ave. a.. Seattle
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btrth-
Mrs and AIR oioichi Ysmsmotc. SCI
Washington St. son.
Mrs and Mr. John = Barbour. sts.
Second ave \. son.
Mr.. and M. Byron A. pay. tssT Sec
ond ave \. v. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. Frank Noone. MS Fifth
ave. X
AIRS and MT James .. Hopkins. iiss
18th ave y daughter
AIRS aud MI. Joseph 4. Walsh. sffs
Meridian ave. daughter.
Mrs and M. David 4, Lewis .ses
ioth ave. ~. son.
Mrs and Mr.. Prank &. Jones. $50
Federal ave. daughter
Mrs snd Mr.. Oscar y Hertz. tta. ssih
ave. 8 W. daughter
Mrs and Mr. samuel " Mercer. sea
10th ave n r.. son.
!, Mrs and Mr. Henry q. Catalan. North
Yakima daughter
Mrs and Mr. John J. Lavender iTot
y. teth St. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Robert A. De Con, sess
W bSth st. son.
Mrs and Mr.. David Psimquist. iSss
Mrs and Mr.. Roy Farley. .sss Fourth
ave. y. W, daughter
Mrs and Mr. Michael Zimmerman.
iii7 y Cherry 81. daughter
Mrs and Mr. CRAIG W. Rock 4tts
Rainier ave, son.
Mrs and Mr.. Naftaele Laeara. ssls
Aloha st. son
Mrs and Mr.. Brun jam, .sii Alaska
st. son.
Marriage Licenses
Fred l.. Holt and Mabel FRANCHISES
Kent
Harold Kelly. "a. and Msrsuer.se
Frcincr. H. seattle
clinton Fisk IAliy. IS. bridgeport. sssi
Ada Craze IS. kirkland
Ernest EaRllng. Seattle. ana Edns
LeVonhagen. Tacoma
Ernest w Anderson. Great Feils'
Mont. and Eva Lyseli Providence. Il. q
Milford =. Barnes. chicago. and MARY
+. Robinson Los Angeles
Harry Burke. Twisp and T. Pearl
Kelly, Lyman,
Divorces filcd
Emma Carey vs.. Wilbur Carey de-
sertion.
Edith Gritfiths vs. pelevan oriuitas
non-support
]. II Easlcman vs. Bonnie NJ Easle.
man. cruelty,
Eta Peterson vs. oscar Peterson.
cruelty.
fred sickinger vs.. Tonne sickinEcr. de-,
sertion,
August Klein, ~. 1918 soth ave. $.
Ne,ue NJ Gamble. as III E. John st.
February 10
Carrie Hlmelhoch. 81. go Ninth ave.
February 20.
Sorsn Christianson. "a. Seattle General
hospital February 20.
Efthimios Kalampookas about 81. city
hospital February 20,
Washington l. Packard. about Sc,
Lakeside hospital. February II
Clara =. Malson. SO, isis n, tsrd St.
February 20
Alice Petit. 80. Providence hospiiaa
February 90.
Alice Rarta. about a.. sixth ave and
Spring st.. February a. -
Harold r. schmidt "a days.
strand ave February n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24
CHATTEL. LOANS

NEW COMPANY NEW rArEs, SEw
METHODS from tia 90 10 ifs 90
made quickly and eonfiArnslAily on fur
niturs. rtano. livestock zee
ENMAN.AMEntcAN LOAN CO
le6t.toet l.. e. smith nidE III tess
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Motorcycles for Sale

AoroRcrciEs--New and second hand .
81 rakes some af these taken on new
INDIAN MoroRcycLEs nsnea a
wr,sst. an r- Pike ct. near broadway
Phone East an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24

MNE rYPhiENNE. nance medium -
fraofdinsrY. tells everything fully Hnd
clearly Messages from Loved once
consultation on business love. family
affairs etc tells not only what f9u
want 90 know bot niso What you
should know. Her readings viii Hs-
t0und you Seeing 10 believing See
her now Consultation every day cifeis
tonight 500 Messages Tor 81 At
tending Apartments = and q sorfis
Hotel. If2ais Third ave
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20 Male Situation

NirrATtoN WANTED -Auiemohiis me
fhahio IN ~ nut ~ town. 10 years
experience IN business married. Have
com lefe set ~ tools Address tias sss.
Hsdfo. WoaileF. wash
WORK " anY hind, ~ man eiih wife
and tao children. Auto dBFisH ef
painiins preferred Phone Main esat.
APT 3
STEADY MAJ. Food edufation. desires
employment wan arrept ANYTHING
s~~~~e~.eyo~~~o~4~~~.
2i-temale Help Wanted
GOVERNMENT rosfTfOSH aurn 20
women 90 month viii. immediate
% f1f free isf Franklin instituts.
pspt 5si.M Rochester. n
WANTED Amateurs LYfie Theatre. 2ts
Occidental ave FRIDAY
--es~-~~.~~N-~~~e-~>~~~~ ~e~~~~S~~~-~~~e~~s~
22-Female Situation
sGffATfp~ - hs~sekTepaF ~ guoh re-
liable. middle. aFrd ~aman Reliable
place Room Hotel husseii Phone
Eiinf naset
afbbtEgANEn urfmhh eidoW ~ houss
Asrpsr faf ptaa~sf nr bachelor Al
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-24

IL passage. this 10Th day % April.
1915.
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President ~ che city Council.
Filed the 18Th day ~ Aprfi. 1915.
" " CARROLL
city Comptroller and rx-officio city
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w Al ~ ~
Qlfted 30 read your
iifs from birth 90
Death eat e .
mlnes. gives true
advice IN business.
love and marriage
rsuniiss the sepa-
fnfes. gives you the
secret poser how 10
win and hold the
one you love safis-
faction Kuaranfssd
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2s-Spiritual Mediums

FAHTSEW WAITED eth come mean
FOR cigar stand either ssr, Adaf's'
f.fz. star.
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24--Business Personal

Az pYPTWfEScKD poultry man. sith
elty property. wants 90 meet ranch
womAn Who needs help Address CTS.