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DAILY INDEPENDENT I
i
(Mm B. Keith KIITH A RUM ILL Own 1 B? ?M
Editors and Proprietors
Brery Afternoon Except Sudaj
8ofcecript]oci Price One Tear By Mall 19.00
Entered at the Elko postofftce for transmission ?K*MMr>tr the nails as seoond
class matter
THE will of the majority 1b the
law of the land. If there Is a "crying I
need' of Incorporation" In Elko, thr
majority of our citizens will recogniz<
it and support such a movement b>
signing a petition for the calling o:
an election and will vote for it whet
the election is held. Those who favoi
incorporation should be willing te
abide by the will of the majority anr
not attempt to uso a club to forci
their plans. An attempt to defeat the
bond issue to repair our sewer sye
tem, a matter which concerns public
health and safety, in order to force in
corporation, would be tactics un
worthy of good citizenship. We dc
not believe that sxich a movement wil
gain many supporters even among th?
most" ardent advocates of incorpora
tion for to defeat the bond issue a;
the coming election would mean a de
lay to the repairing of our sewer sys
tem for at least a year, the const
quences of which no one can foretell
but which to say the least are mos
threatening.
THE S. P. railroad company stil"
maintains its crossing at fifth street
without adequate protection, despite
the fact that several accidents have
narrowly been averted there which en
dangered life. It might be too mucl
to demand that the company remove
Ite freight depot which has obstruc
ted this street for thirty years, but i
should be compelled to put In electrl'
gates. The company Is not following
out the policy of safety-first in thi.
instance. If there Is authority ti
force adequate protection to the pul
lie let It be called into operation with
out further delay.
PEOPLE will buy stocks in foregii
concerns from smooth-tongued agent:
when there is not a chance to realize
on it. An opportunity is now offeree
to those who have money to invest
in a ligitimate home enterprise, one
that promises bl^ returns. We have
reference to tha raoe track and fair
grounds of the Elko Development
company. As there is Included the
grounds hold by the company eight}
lots^ 100 x 300 feet which have been
listed at $300 ear h, and they are ej
bargain at the price, stock in this con -
cern should be eagerly sought for. II
looks like a proposition In which one <
canyot possibly lose, and furthermore j
it means n great deal for the develop ;
ment of the town.
DID >OU GET. YOUR SHARE? I
Eighty-eight millions gallons "i
whiskey were made in the United Sti ?
es;l|ist year. Who drank it all?
Fifteen billion cigarettes were mr.n
ufaepturenl In the United States lus
y eif. Who smoked them all?
Ityilrty-two million pounds of snuf
wey-e manufactured In the United Sta'
es. last year. Who did all the sneez
Ingtf
wo hundred and twenty mlllloj
poilnds of smoking tobacco were mad j
in jthe? United States Inst year. Wh
had all the pipe dreams?
EHght and a half billion cigars w ? ? i
made in United States last year. V.' ? '
made all the smoke?
Half a million packages of chew if.
gujn were manufactured last year i
the United States. Who worked t>
jawB? - - ?
PRECIOUS FREIGHT.
THE transportation of the Lib t
Bert to San Francisco from Phlli <>)
phia next month will be a res; ti
sible undertaking by the railr< 1.
and,' they are charged to allow '
harm to Nsfall the precious eml
of our freedom, comments the Vlrj i
Chronicle. Most elaborate prep?...i
tloQs are being made to safe-guard the
priceless relic. Tho bell will bo hand
led.on a special I rain. It will be un
der guard every moment ffoin the
tlma it leaves Philadelphia until It if
returned there. It will be carried or
a special gondola freight car, equip
ped with all th> safety appliance!
necessary to enable It to be moved It
a passenger train. The gondola will
occupy the same position as an oh
serVatlon car, at tho rear of the tralr
that tho residents of the cities an?J
towns through which It passes ma?
view the bell. There are six othet
car4 to be occupied by Exposition ellg
nltaflcs, Philadelphia officials and oth
ers'jnaking up tin escort committee of
sixty or seventy persons. Tho bel*
will leave Philadelphia on July 7. Safe
ty it transportation and the popula- 1
tlon. of tho country traversed by the
rallfnads detormlneel the routing.
Tfjn Southern Pacific company has
handled many shlptnens of extra
ordinary value since the last spike
waa 'driven Tn its transcontinental
line In 1869, but not quite so valuable
as IJj<' Liberty Dell, which It will
takoji Into California and to the
Panrfma-Paelflc International Expoul- i
tlon.<
On Friday, July 16, the bell will be
In Oillfornlo. Every precaution will
be tSkft* by tho Southern Pacific In
trnnaferring tb* bell across the bay
from Oakland to San Francisco. A
special barge will deliver It to the
San Francisco freight slip, where a
special freight car and switch engine
will be waiting to take it to Third
vnd Townsend streets. There it will
>e placed on a truck and carried
:hrough the streets of the city to the
air grounds.
The total mileage covered by the
-iberty Bell's westward Journey is
234. The average speed per hour
vlli be 28 miles, the railroads hand
ing the movement having decided
hat to haul it faster might endanger
ts safety. The Itinerary for the re
urn movement has not yet been de
cided upon.
Read the Daily Independent.
o .
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S. B. KIPPLER ELECTED
3RAM0 MASTER 1. 0. 0. F.
Charles B. Kappler of Carlln was
lected grand master of the grand
odge of Odd Fellows yesterday af
crnoon, says the Gazette. S. T. Kel
o of Hawthorne was elected deputy
crand master. Owing to the large
/olume of other business to be dis
posed of the election of officers for the
;rand lodge and Rebekah assembly
vas delayed till a late hour.
?rand Lodge Assembles.
With 120 delegates present, the
rand lodge of Odd Fellows of Ne
ada was called to order this morning
? *t 10 o'clock by'C. E. Mack, grand
'Mster. Twenty new lodges were ad
uitt*d to membership. The entire
norning was consumed with receiving
ipurts of the grand officers and read
, the report of the grand master.
The grand master's report showed
in unusually flourishing condition for
>dd Fellowship in Nevada. It showed
tin' during the 12 months from June
G. 1914, to June 15. 1915. nine new
odues had been instituted and the ac
ual increase In membership during
hat period had heen 221.
A new lodge Is to be Instituted at
V ells soon and a Rebekah lodge will
'e formed at Deeth. This work will
o'ne under the direction of the new
rind master chosen this afternoon
i 'I th all the other grand officers.
icr.ie for Odd Fellow* Recommended.
\mong the many recommendations
by the grand master is that the
Mr tees of the grand lodge take imrae
Ute steps toward securing a site for
he Odd Fellows' Home, which probab
| > will be constructed within the next
: e r. Two propositions are being con
i< -red in connection with the con
?ti jctlon of the home. H. F. Dang
? g and William Dangberg of Minden
ia/e ofTered to donate to the grand
o.!ge one lot at Minden or four acres
'f land Just outside the limits of Min
<? n. in case the grand lodge will agree
'o erect and maintain the home there
Hie Dangbergs also agree to sink an
irtesian well on either plec of prop
erty, free of charge. The other pro
?>osItlon Is to erect the home In Reno
">n a piece of land adjoining the Royal
?? Hurting Home for Orphans and
oundlings. This land was purchased
-ecently by the local lodge.
Robskah Asemebly Convenes,
The Rebekah Assembly convened at
nine r'clock yesterday morning, Mrs.
Jennie Jacobs of Carson City, grand
'resident, presiding. The forenoon
ension was devoted to reports of
:rand officers. The report of the
crand president was particularly Inter
esting and reviewed the work done by
he assembly during the last year,
rhe attendance was much larger than
isual, delegates from ?very section
3f the state being present. During
'-he present session tho assembly will
?ystematlse and formulate rules for
'he control of the Royal D. Hartung
lome for Orphans and Foundlings, es
ablished In this city last year. The
nanagemcnt of the home Is under the
'ontrol of tho assembly, Although the
rrand lodge Of Odd Fellows exercises
'upervlsory control.
Tussdsy Night's Program.
Late yesterday afternoon the dele
tes to the grand lodge and the Re !
>ekah Assembly marched In a body to I
he orphan's home, where a rncep.
Ion hsd been arranged. After a din
ier st a local restaurant last evening
a* reception was held last night in the
?mall lodgeroom, beginning at eight
o'clock. The procession to the orph
an'* home was headed by the Odd
Fellows' band from Yerlngton.
A feature of today's program will
be the presentation of an American
flag offered as a prize to the lodge
doing the best work in conferring the
degrees of Odd fellowship on candi
dates.
O
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, In and for the County of Elko.
In the matter of the estate of ELIZA
CRANE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by an
Order of the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District of the State
of Nevada, in and for he Countr of
Elko, duly made and entered on the
4th day of June, A. D. 1915, the un
dersigned was duly appointed the Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Eliza
Crane, Deceased, and that be has duly
qualified as such.
Notice is further given that any and
all p4?rttnn? having claims against the
said c'ecedent, or against the said Es
tate, must file the same with the
Clerk of the above entitled Court, with
proper vouchers and the statutory af
fidavit attached, within three (3)
months from the date of the first pub
lication of this Notice, or their claims
will be forever barred.
Dated this 16th day of June, A. D.
1915. *
JAMES M. CRANE.
Administrator of the Estate of
Eliza Crane, Deceased.
First publication, June 16, 1915
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
ELKO, NEVADA. JUNE 14, 1915. ,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the
Revenue Laws of the state ot Nevada under Section 3651 of the Revised
Laws of Nevada, 1912, the following pieces or parcels of Real Estate pi-rp- 1
erty will be sold at public sale to satisfy the delinquent taxes thereon.
Property assesed to A. E. Austin, In Wells-Metropolis School District
Lots 25 and 26 in Block 40 at Metropolis, Nevada valued at |25 and
improvements on 80 acres homestead, being the N>4 of S E >i Sec.
128, Township 39, Range 62 valued at $350, for said improvements
thereon. Second Installment of taxes due on above $ 3.88
10 per cent penalty for delinquency on above amount 39
Cost of Advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due 9 7.27 |
Property assessed to S. B. Brown, In State and County District ? 642.28
acres Grazing land, the of Sec. 33, Twp. 35, Range 62, and the
NV4 of Sec. 5, Twp. 34 Range 63, assessed to a valuation of $2,889.00
Second Installment of taxes due on above I 17.62
10 per cent penalty on above amount 1.76
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due $ 22.38 |
Property assesed to Wm. A. Brown in State and County District ?
480 acres Grazing land, the NV& of SW*4 of Sec. 13, Twp. 37 Range
60, assessed at a valuation of $2,160.00. Second Installment of taxes
due on above - $ 13.17
10 per cent penalty on above amount 1.32
Cost of advertising as provided by law ... .... 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due ? $ 17.49
Property assessed to J. E. Cross, in State and County District ? 120
acres Grazing land N% of SE>4 and NE% of SWU of Sec. 22, Town
ship, Range 66, assessed at a valuation of $540. Second install
ment of taxes on above $ 3.29
10 per cent penalty on above amount .33
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before salt, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00 ,
6.62
Total amount now due 9
Property assessed to C. P. Frank, in Town of Elko District ? Lots 6,
7, and 8 in Block 11, Ballous Addition to Elko, assessed at a valuation
of $375. Dwelling aesessed at a valuation of $200 and furniture as
sessed at a valuation of $25.00. Second installment of taxes on
above $ 9.24
10 per cent penalty on above amount 92
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due $ 13.16 1
Property assessed to W. W. Blakeslee, in Town of Elko District ? Lot
7 in Block 9 in Elko assessed at a valuation of $150 and small resi
dence assessed at valuation of $300. Second lnstallmen of taxes
due on above $ 6.93
10 per cent penalty on above amount ? 69
Coat of advertising as provided by law .'. 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due ........ ? $ 10.62 1
Property assessed to W. K. Henderson, in State and County District ?
160 acres Grazing land, SE?4 of Sec. 5, Twp. 34 Range 62, assessed
to a valuation of $720. Second installment of taxes due on above.. . $ 4.39
10 per cent penalty on above amount .44
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total Amount now due $ 7.83
Property assessed to H. C. Keene, In State and County District ? 160
acres Grazing land, the SW'/? Section 29, Township 35, Range 62.
assessed at a valuation of $720. Second Installment of taxes due on
above $4.39 1
10 per cent penalty on a Dove amount 44 ]
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due $ 7.83 1
Property assessed to Ethel I.yenn, In Stato and County District ? 644.46
acres Grazing land. The of Section 1 Township 32 Range 56
and the S% of Section 23 Township 33 Range 56, assessed at a
valuation of $2,898. Second Installment of taxes due on above $ 17.68
10 per cent penalty on above 1.77
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 100
Total amount now due ? ? $ 22.45 1
Property assessed to L. Newman, in State and County District ? 320
acres Grazing land. The Wft of 8ectl0n 21 Township 35 Range 63
Second Installment of taxes on above $ 8.78
10 per cent penalty on above 88
Cost of advertising as provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1 00
Total amount now due $ 12.66
Property assessed to Smith & Southard, In State and County Dis
trict? 160 acres Patented land. SEK of NW% and of SW% of
Section 4 Township 45 Range 64, NB>/4 of NWH of Section 9 Town
ship 45. Range 64 at a valuation of $720. Cabin and fencing assessed
at a valuation of $200. Second Installment of taxes due on above
I
10 per cent penalty on above
Cost of advertising as provided by law ?.
If paid before sale, feo of County Auditor for Certificate 1.
6.61
.56
2.00
00
Total amount now due f 9.17
Property assessed to A. W. Treadwell in State and County District ?
159.20 acres Grating land. NW',i of Section 5 Township 34 Hnnge
62, aasesscd at a valuation of $716. Second Installment of taxes due
on above ? 9 4.37
10 per cent penalty on above 44
Cost of advertising as provided by law ? ? 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due $
Property assessed to Victoria Copper Company, In State end County
District ? Patented Mining claims In Klngsley Mining District as fol
lows:
Lot 37, Nlantlc Lode confining 10.33 acres, assessed at a valuation of
$500. Lot 38, Keystone Lode, containing 10.33 acres assessed at
a valuation of $500. Lot 37-30, Hawkeyn Lode, containing 10.18
7.81
A FEW EXTRA GOOD)'
OLD POTATOES, Per Pound -. * .02
OLD POTATOE8, Per CwL i 1.90
NBW ?OTATOE8, Per Pound 03
NEW |K)TATOE8, Per Cwt. 2.75
LEMONS, Per Dozen 10
FLOUR, Per Sack 1.75
FLOUR, Per Cwt. 3.50
COCOA, Per Can 10
CRACKER8, Three Package* for .25
CORN, Per Can 10
PEAS, Per Can 10
TQMATOE8, Per Can 10
MILK, Three Cans for -25
SUGAR, 10 Pounds 1.00 1
MIXED NUTS, Per Pound 10
?L|CED PEACHES, Per Can 15 1
SLICED PEACHES, Per Caae 3.50
RAISINS, Per Package ...* 10
CURRANTS, Per Package 10
Geo. Russell" Company
ACres assessed at a valuation ol $500.
Patented W'n'ng Claims la Gran' e Mountain Mining District:
Lot 3T, Victoria Lode, containing 20.66 acres assed at a valua
tion of |$00. Ix)t 38, Eugene Lode, containing 20.66 acres assessed
a valuation of $500. Small steam hoist on Victoria Lode, as
sessed at a valuation of $400.
Second installment of taxes due on above $ 17.69
10 per cent penalty on above amount 1.77
Cost of advertising as provided by law ? 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.0C
Total amount now due $ 22.46
Property assesed to Wolf Bros. Co., in State and County District ?
240 acres Meadow land. SW14 and of NWU Section 9 Twp.
35 Range 62, assessed at a valuation of $5,760.00. Second install
ment of taxes due on above ? $ 35.13
10 per cent penalty an above amount , 3.51
Cost of advertising as provided by law ................ .... 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate ... 1.00
Total amount now due - $ 41.64
Property assessed to Wolf Bros., in Wells-Metropolis School District ?
520 acres Meadow land assessed at a valuation of $12,480. 320 acres
Qrazlng land assessed at a valuation of $1,440. Description of above
lands as set out upon the assessment roll Is as follows: The WVi
and NE% and N% of NV4 of SE% of Sec. 19 Twp. 39 Range 62,
and the E lA of Sec. 5 Twp. 38 Range 62. Improvements on above
Linda assessed at a valuation of $2,200 and personal property as
sessed at a valuation of $2,870. Second Second installment of taxes
due on above .. $196.54
10 per cent penalty on above amount 19.6E
Cost of advertising as provided by law ..... 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of CoAty Auditor for Certificate l.Ol
Total amount now due .... $219.19
Property assessed to J. W. Wolf, in State and County District ? 3218.28
acres Grazing land assesed at a valuation of $14,481.00 and particu
larly described upon the assessmen rool as follows: All of Sections
5, 19 Township 40 Range 60. Second installment of taxes due on
above ~ ? ? $ 88.83
10 per cent on above penalty 8.88
Cost of advertising as. provided by law 2.00
If paid before sale, fee of County Auditor for Certificate 1.00
Total amount now due - $100.71
The second Installment of taxes upon the above and foregoing assess
ments tor the fiscal year of 1914 have not been paid and became delinquent
on gret Monday, the seventh day of June, 1915, in accordance with law.
?Pbe saW above and foregoing described Real Estate property only,
together with the improvements thereon assessed will be sold at public auc
tion if not paid prior to the date at the Courthouse door in the town and
Couijty of Elko, state of Nevada, on the third Mondfcy, the 19th of July,
1915 at 12 o'clock noon of said day to pay the delinquent taxes, penalties
and costs.
Ten per cent on such taxes and coBt of advertising as set out in each
of the foregoing assessments' will be collected In addition to the original
taxes on the property or the said described Real Estate property sold for
all of said named sums.
All property sold at such sale will be subject to redemption within
six months after the date of sale by the payment of such sums. Together
with interest on same at the rate of 3 per cent per month from date of sale
to date In accordance with the provisions of the Civil Practice Act of the
state In regards to Real Property Bold under Execution, except as to per
centage of Redemption.
The bidding at such sale shall bo for the smallest quantity of property
that will pay the taxes, penalties and costs assessed against the same.
Any of the above and foregoing assessments may bo paid to the
Tax Receiver herein named at any time prior to the sale of property by
1-aylng the full amount of tax, penalties and costa together with the fee of
County Auditor for Certificate all of which Is set out In each of the
foregoing MBenmenU.
W. H. MILLBRi
County Treasurer and Ex-OfTiclo Tax
Receiver in and for Elko County,
Nevada.
First publication Juno 14, 1915
Last publication, July 19, 1915.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
LEAD
In 1914 thara war* 'WtO mora Studabakar Autoa ?old In California
than any othar maka aalllng at WOO -00 or wMS^ wtra aold In
| <JdWfoft)la Alona.
THBRB MUST SB A BfcASON
Bon't buy an Automated* until you hava aaan tha naw Btudabakar
with Ita ovarafx* tlraa, full floatlno r?ar axla, long atroka, allant motor
and Tlmpkln bearing* throughout.
list or pnices f. o. b. blko
Studabakar Touring Car ...91098 Studabakar Bbt (M>?aaang?r (MOO;
8tudeb*ker-8lx 7-pa*aangar |1BM
| A. W. Hesson Co.
M1ERTIM, STOORHN
We are preparing to luce a Brand
Book for Eastern Nevada, and are
oow endeavoring to aecure all brands,
earmarks and waddles in use In this
part of tiro state. This book will be
lull leather bound, which will Insure
durability, and it will be about 5}&x
7*S, a convenient size for the pocket.
It Is proposed to place a copy of
tblB book In the hands of all sheriffs,
bbippera and weighers, as well as with
(tit atockmcn. The value of such a
book will be readily recognised by
till engaged in the stock business.
1 Stockmen are requested to write for
blank forme for brands, earmarks,
?ts. Early replies are necessary as
be LookB will go to press about July
1st. Address
KEITH & RUSSELL, Publishers.
Elko, Nevada
Business: Cards
E. A. KLEIN
Attorney-at-Law
. Phone 912 Elko, Nev.
Title Quarantee Co. Building
0R3. HOOD AND WUT
Physicians and Surgeone
ELKO, ? ? ? NEVADA.
OR. JOHN E. WORDEN
Physician and 3urgson
Office up stairs 1st door east of Pio
neer Bldg. Resldtnce until further
notice at office.
Office heurs: 10 to 12. a to 4 evening*
Calls answered dsy or night. Phone
274.
EI-KO, ? ? ? NEVADA.
MILTON B. BADT
Attorney-at Law
Pioneer Building
ELKO, ? ? ? NEVADA. *'
HAROLD P. HALE
Attorsey-At-Law
ELKO NEVADA*'
HENDERSON ACAINE
Attornsys-at-Law
ELKO, ? ? ? NEVADA.
H. 8. TABER
Rail Estate - ? Notary Publio
Agent for
New York Life Insuranee Company
CANTWELL A CARVILLE
C> A. Csntwell E. P. Carvlll*
Attornsys-at-Law
ELKO, ? ? ? NEVADA
WESTERN ELECTRIC SHOE 8HC(*
FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING OF ALL
STYLES
BOOTS? AND? SHOES
FRED HKNRICH, ? ? PROP- -
P. FEDDEMA
Contractor and Builder
Plans and specifications Furnished
Free When awarded contract*
ELKO. " ? ? ? NEVADA.
0. K. Second Hand
Store ?
We have secured the ssrvlss* of a
first-class plumber, and are prepar
ing to figure on Mil plumbing jobs.
Workmanship and material guaran*
teed.
W S. DAYTON, Prop.
PHONE 62. ELKO, NEVADA
The Elko
Commission House
? GENERAL STORAGE?
Dearlers In Grains, Bran, Corn, PeUH ?><>
toes, 8tock Salt, Eto., Eta. ?
On Sliver Street, South of Western
PaclAo Railroad Spur to Warehouse.
Ed Carville, Proprietor
ELKO, ? NEVADA
SOCIETIES
FLKO LODGE, NO.IS
A.P.AA.M.
Stated communication* held on the
First Tuesday of each month at 1:00
p. m. .All Master Masons In feed
standing ore cordially Invited to sV
tend.
A. L. McGINTY, W. M.
J. P. TRIPPLETT, See.
ELKO LODQE NO. 1?
K. OP P.
Regular meeting at
Castle Hall every Thurs
day evening. All brother*:
and sojourning brothers respeettally ?? ,
Invited to attend.
R. B. HUNTER, G> a
CHAS GARDNER, E. of R. A 8.
SLKO CHAPTER NO. 11
R. A. M.
eaulsr meeting held on First Thure* t
dsy of each month at 7iS0 p. m.
L. J. WINTER MANTEL, H. P.
J. C. DOUGHTY, See.
Ruby Temple No. ? Pythian SIsteM
regular meeting held at E. of P. Hal
on the Erst and third Tuesday ef sash
month at 7:10 p. m.
LILLIAN PORTER, U. E. C.
MARY E. DEWAR, M of R. A (\