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ttcfts - ? Pframis
Constable Jake Zundell came down
from Montello yesterday with a vag
rancy prisoner, and returned on No.
10'tbls morning.
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A divorce suit was filed this morn
ing by \\% A- .Williams vs. Hilma Will
lams. . The grounds stated In the com
plaint are desertlou and failure to pro
vide.
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S. C. Shirley departed for Salt Lake
City, yesterday oa r? business trip.
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Mrs. Kyle and daughter. Miss EUh
, have taken up their residence at th
Ne.vada Industrial school with Super
lntenaent Kyle.
t W. J. Rohlman itt in from the dry ;
farm.
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Di!?n Scrugham ot the University 01 I
Nevada returned -o Reno yesterday on
.No. 1,. after takii:g in the dedication
excrcloes of the Industrial School. (
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NpWLYWEDS GIVEN A SHOWER
Sir. and Mrs. l<eon l'eck were giver
a kitchen shower last night by theii
many friends, who gathered at the!)
home and made merry until the wee
small hours of the morning.
The bride and rroom have just re
turned from a honeymoon 'rip to tin
exposition at S.in Francisco. Tin
were married on June 1st at Sealtlv,
the home of the brioe.
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PRODUCTION OF TONOPAH
MINES THE PAST WEEK [
: The Tonopah Delmont Compau>
sent to the mill 3522 tons, the Tono
pah Mining 2750 tons, the Tonopah Ex
tension 17U0 tons, the West End 77C
tons, the Jim Sutler 1100 tons, the
Tonopah Merger 1-51 tons, and miscel
laneous 10-1 tons, making the total pro
ductlon for the v eek 10,392 tons tin
estimated value telng $213,016. Thh
valuation Is calculatod on the gross
milling value of the ore. ? Tonopah
Allncr.
MAY SmlFAIFA
> 10 EASTERN POINTS
, That Nevada is coming to the front
at the Panama Pacific exposition with
its alfalfa is pro-'od in a note just re
ceived from L. B. Patrick, who has
AfeSRfte- of the agricultural exhibit at
the San Francisco exposition, says the
Journal.
**'The G. W. McNear company, one of
the largest grain tnd hay shippers of
the world, is seeking to close a 50,
060- toil order a year at market prices
tor choice alfalfa meal. The manager
of the SanFraiif'scoalfalla wants
to locate growers' cooperative associ
ations in the state who can fill ord
era of his company.
Patrick's 'Letter.
Patrick's letter states:
if'If the Nevada alfalfa growers will
cooperate to liucii an extent that they
will be in a position to close a con
tract with any concern of interna
tional reputation, they may be more
awured of their alfalfa hay market
ttian Ly working individually antf
selling baled liny.
:"The enormous increase in produc
tton of alfalfa, the reduction of de
mind for baled l;ay in the last two
years, which bids fair to be main
tained, and the high prices asked by
Pvestock owners for their stock should
make the growers agreeable to such a
proposition.
Can Grov< 200,000 Tons.
"Novada can produce and ship an
nntlly 200,000 tons of alfalfa meal
with an added expense of a very few
dollars in machinery. Our quality,
color and extreme dry clean hay can
compete with any alfalfa produced In
the world, and much of our future
prosperity depends upon Ihe ability
of our farmers lo meet new condi
tions and cooperate with men who
supply tly world's export markets.
"With a norma! production of four
to six tons an acre, a clear net In
crement to. the lar.d owner can be re
alised by a little attention to the
other man's wants. People owning
lands, sooner or later, must price
them on the basH of production. We
know ourselves what they will pro
duce but that dor's not bring in new
money ? we must prove It.
Mill Would De Asoet.
"An alfalfa meal plant with an
annuil production of 50.000 tons of
BRAD IEY
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TONIGHT
liuB LESLIE AND JOS. SMILEY
IN
V "THE WHITE MA8K"
' Three Part Lubln Special
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"THE LONE WHIP"
VHagrAph Drama
'J- '1 " * SUNDAY
'? "THE BETTER MAN"
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V "THE DLACK BOX"
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ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS IN LONDON
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Scene during one of the anti-German riots in London following tlie
destruction of the Lusltania. The mob ia looting a German furniture shop
In High street.
ncal would mean a considerable
tmo'int to any Nevada community to
lay and there are several valleys cap
ible of feeding all their present quota
stock and still supply an alfalfa
meal plant of the above capacity.
: rtoads Might Cooperate
"Trie principal item after a mill is
ostablished is ono of freight and I
feel sure, if the matter is presented in
the proper light to any of our rail
roads, they will consider it very ser
iously nnd take steps to establish a
special commodity rate to the coast
ind thus facilitate rapid and econom
ical handling to the eastern markets
I of the United States by Panama canal
routes.
"It is indeed a pleasure for Dean C.
I S. Knight of the Lniversity of Nevada
| and mys-elf to encourage this sort of
j commerce in connection with our
I endeavors to interest new homeseek
| era in Nevada. With a little coopera
i tlon from our home people and farm
I ?r3 and less of the vague, blind
I "knocking" from those who pretend
j to be interested in Nevada, I feel pos
itlve we can be able to show our Ne
j vnda people what conservative, con
i structive publicity will do for the
j state in general Mid the farmers in
j particular."
MR MANN MADE
SPLENOID TALK
Following a reception tendered
Hon. James R. Mann, republican
leader In the house of representa
tives, by Governor Boyle at the man
| slon yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mann
| addressed a large concourse of peo
; pie at Capitol park. In his remarks
' the gentleman eschewed politics al
together, though it has been taken
that his trip "around the circle" has
| been for the purpose of creating sen
timent favoring his candidacy for the
republican nomination for president
j In the approaching campaign, and
devoted his address to generalities,
with a little "bull" thrown in. Mr.
i Mann Is a pleasant talker, of the
1 rough and ready order, and his brief
dinsertlon on patriotism. In which
I lie implored his hearers to support
i the president In the ordeal the coun
try is i.ow passing through, brought
out volumes of applause.
j Mr. Mann concluded hla address
; aboii: 4:30, and a little later left for
j Reno, where ho made a talk In ihe
j Majestic theater later In the evening.
The visit of Mr. Mann to Nevada
| will probably be productive of good,
ao in his brief tour of the state, un
1 fortunately limited, he was enabled
. to <ll3cern many of the disadvantages
under which we are laboring and
which need governmental support. ?
Carson Appeal.
FLICKERING^ FROM i
THE SPORT FILM
Bill Abstein, a former bi? league
citizen, has been given the gate hy :be
Los Angeles club of the Pacific Toast
league.
Willie's elate: New York is situat
ed on the outskirts of Brooyln and is
the home of six-day bicycle races,
wrestling tournaments and the Giants.
Now that the 'S ale oarsmen have rc
covered from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning they should be In condit.on
IC "eat up" Har.ard.
Australians didn't like the looks of
Young Abe Attell's clash with .Tac!:
Clune, and his end of the purse was
donated to the Belgian relief fund.
Later he was provided with transpor
tation back to the states.
George Sisler, star pitcher and field
er and leading but-.-nrin of the Michi
gan university teau.. has turned down
an offer from the Pittsburgh Pirates,
preferring a berth with the Cleveland
Indians. That's a horrible finish for
a college graduai-3.
Evidently Cedar Rapids (la.) cop
pers can't distinguish the difference
between champion iolf players an.l or
denary human l?>:ugp when any rough
stuff is pulled on the street "Chick"
Evans holds to the same opinion.
Don't overloon the Red Sox now
that the speed merchant Joe Wood
has arrived with Ids fine line of teas
ers, including the "smoke" ball, "em
ery" ball and "Jirorice* bail.
100 YEARS AGO TODAY
1815 ? The Brifi*i. under Wellington
repulsed the Frei-ch under Ney at
Quarte Bras. On the same day Na
poleon attacked the Prussians under
Blucher and, by a series of supero
maneuvers, drove them from their
position at Ligny.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I wish to announce to the public that
the Elko-Tuscarora stage office has
been moved to the Commercial Hotel
to the room opening on Fourth Street,
lately occupied by Miss Rizzl, and
that Mr. P. L. Woodgate, the local ag
ent of the stage line, will take care of
any stage matters pertaining to the
transperation of passengers, baggage
or parcels. The Tuscarora office will
be at the Primeaux store and will re
ceive my personal attention.
ROY PRIMEAUX.
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"GOT" DRAWS ONE
William McClure Ootwaldt, asso
ciate editor of the Tonopali Bonanza,
drew a prize of ?5 from the Lovelock
Farmers' Creamery company for the
best name submitted for the butter
to be made by that company. Got's
design was a spray of clover over the
words, "Clover Blossom".
I Reserve Rooms
for the big
Exposition
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$1.00 to $2.00 Per Day
Address
HOTEL !OMAS
Next Door to Everything in San Francisco
971 Mission Street
N?r Sixth
ON DIRECT CAR LINES TO EXPOSITION And DEPOT
San Francisco, Cal.
SHERIFF HARRIS HELPS
TO LOCATE CRIMINAL!
Through the <-forts of the Reno po
lice department and Sheriff J. C. Har
ris of Elko county, Joe Link, wanted
In Los Angeles for forgery, has been
arrested at Missoula, Mont., according j
to information received by Chief of j
Police Hlllhouse. The Missoula chief
of police arrested Link on information
furnished him from Nevada.
Pinkarton detectives traced Link to
Reno a short time ago and here lost
the trail. The department took it
up and learned that Link had gone to
Elko. He had a companion. From
Elko the trail was blind, but a few
days ago Link's companion returned
to Elko. He and Link had had trou
ble and he gave information that led
the Nevada officers to believe Link
would be found sooner or later at
Missoula. He was f rrested there thrte
days ago.
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WILl. be first candidate
Sam Hass, the youthful Virginia ]
City hoy, who Is accused of robbing
a Chinaman in that city a few weeks
ago, will probably be the first youth |
to enter the Elko school of industry.
His case will be heard by the courts
and then transferred to the board of
pardons and paro'e, which has the au
thority to commit him to the school. ]
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MAYER AND COMMERCIAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS |
At the Mayer
Emmet D. Boy'e, Carson: Jas. G.
Schrugliam, Reno: J. B. Ambler, Salt
Lake; Geo. A. Ilawkes, S. P. Co.; C.
W. Young, Winnemucca; W. R.
Groom, San Francisco; Sam Furniss,
Oslno; L. A. Frucchia.San Francisco;
II. Secerson, Utah; Mrs. Thos. Wil
liams, Lovelock; F. J. Keller. Beo
wawe: M. Sohlman, B. Johnson, State
dry farm; Harry Gans and wife, Kan
sas City; C. C. Brown, Salt Lake; C.
J. Weeks and wife. Wells; F. W.
Ware, San Francisco; Halleck Mayer,
Elburz; W. II. Gibbs, Wells; J. S.
Jewett, Lamoille; F. M. Hoy, Gold
Creek; E. C. Murphy and wife, Deeth;
Mrs. Annie Scranton, Deeth; Llla T.
Welshone, Lamoille; Jno McConaghy,
Bullion; D. L. McConaghy, Bullion;
H. W. George. Broken Bow, Neb.; J.
W. Eagleson, Oddcn; A. C. Floris, Eu
reka; A. E. Wiles, Salt Lake; C. Har
ris and wife. Mt. Sterling, S. D.; J. F.
Boyd and wife, Shelbyville, Tenn.; C.
A. Laing and wile North Fork; J. M.
Laing and wife, Boise.
THE
Violet Laundry
Has changed hands and will In
future be conducted under the
management of
KANICHI OU YE
Owner and Proprietor
We emplay expert workmen and
guaranteen satisfaction
Your patronage is respectfully
solicited
THE
Violet Laundry
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Phone 432
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PREM08, BROWNIE8, A 8UPPLIE8
ALL 8IZE8 FOR 8ALE BY
C. B. Armstrong
PIONEER BLDG. ELKO, NEV.
Rent Service
James Warden
GUARANTEED TRIPS
REASONABLE RATE8
PHONE
At tfie commercial
O. E. Benham, P.eno; Rene SL Clair,
San Francisco; W. G. Stagner and
family. North Fork; R. Dill, Pocatello:
W. L. Sanchez, Fremont, Cal.; Geo. W.
Ilanna, Hylton; T. W. Stuard, Salt
Lak?? City; George Clawson, Tusca
rora; J. F. Knoles, Elko; W. E. My
ert> Jarbldge; C. Wolgomot, Three
Creek, Ida; A. H. Willi, Sacramento,
Cal.; A. S. Evans, North Fork; F. A.
Obrien, Salt Lake City; P. G. Cowling,
Bullion; W. Lundy, Reno; James
Heather, Ruby Valley: D. K. Vidols,
Salt Lake City; Edwin Sepulveda, El
ko; K. H. Major.*, Tonopah; M. Con
nolly, Elko; J. Chrlstensen, Provo; J.
A. Zundle, Montello.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Notices 4 Lines and Less in
Length Will BeRun in this Col
umn 60o for per Week. For
Each Additional Line lOo per
Insertion.
FOR RENT ? Two small houses
close to town, one of four rooms and
one of three rooms. For further In
formation call at this office.
WANTED ? Clean, White Rags at
the INDEPENDENT Office. Five
Cents per pound.
KOR SALE ? A fine high grade up
right Piano good as new at a bargain
if taken soon. Address Box 422 Reno,
Nevada.
V. K. McGINTY
General Contractor and Builder
Estimate given on all classes of work.
Plans and specifications furnished free
if awarded contract. Elko, Nevada.
House Cleaning and all kinds o f
Job work, carpets ana rugs cleaned
on the floor. House No. 127 Fifth St.,
'Phone 174. 7 to 8 a. m., 5 to 8 p. m.
m22 GREEN & DAVIS.
A. J. Dubois, sales agent Southern
Pacific lands, office S. P. Freight Of
fice. adv.tf
A Japanese first-class cook wants po
sition at hotel or pantry; town or
country- Apply at this office.
WANTED furnished home for sum
mer where excellent care would be
appreciated; 'amily three adults of
refinement. Best of references. Max
GussoroiT, Commercial Hotel. j22
STALLIONS FOR SALE
Three Shire Stallions, ages six to
eight, weighing 1700 lba. each. Good
on the range. Sound and guaranteed
Inquire Of
GARAT AND CO.
WHITE ROCK, NEV.
TRY A LOAD OF
Wyoming Coal
PHONE 656 OR WRITE
Gi^T IT AT THE
ELKO FUEL CO.
8TH AND COMMERCIAL 8T.
ELKO DAIRY
MILK AND CREAM, GUARAN
TEED FOR PURITY AND
CLEANLINESS DELIVERED
ON APPLICATION.
LARGE8T DAIRY IN
EASTER NNEVADA
MORNING AND EVENING
DELIVERIES
LANDA BROTHERS
PROPRIETORS
E. DOTTA
EXCLUSIVE
COAL DEALER
(Successor to W. B. Orlfflth)
THE BEST GRADE OF COAL
FREE FROM SLACK
Baled Alfalfa Hay, $14 per ton
delivered. Carload Just received
Sawed Cedar Wood and Kindling
Office Phone 467 Ret. Phone 613
ELKO, NEVADA
The Scenic Route East or West
WESTERN PACIFIC
TONYBRfrRIOftRANDE
Special Round Trip : : : :
EXCURSION RATE
$40.00
*" ; FROM ELKO, NEVADA, TO
San Diego and Return
$33.75
SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN
ON SALE DAILY UNTIL JUNE 30TH
G. M. BLAIR, Local Agent CHAS. DORE, Ticket Agent.
S YEARS OF J
| HARD WORK ]
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prudent management, strict attention to the care ana absolute ft
safeguarding of the funds entru ited to us, the real and helpful In
terest the officials and directors have always taken In the matec- g
9 lal welfare of our customers and in the upbuilding of our town and ^
community are responsible for ti e prestige this bank enjoys today
Why not Identify yourself with us now ? take advantage of the I
j a conveniences, the facilities afforded for the protection of your Q
? money and the transaction of yoir business aHalrs?
II A Bank connection will be an ac vantage to you In more
Mays than you think
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I Henderson Banking Company
I Elko ESTABLISHED t ,OTAL RESOURCES NeyadR |
A
A Pound Loaf of
Bread for 1 3-4 cts
By using GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
The most economical flour on the
market. Try a sack. Your money
back if not satisfied. Ask
Elko Mercantile Co.
PRIVATE PHONES ELKO, NEVADA
The Hotel Mayer
One of the most complete and elegant
hotels in the state. Conducted on the
Eurapean plan with first class cafe in
connection. We give you service and
comfort
W. R. Mayer Manager
SAFETY FIRST!
Our aim is to carry nothing but the highest grade goods throughout
the entire line. We stand ready to "money back" anything you buy
from ua that you may think Is unsatisfactory. This Insures 8AFETY
to everyone dealing with us. We take great pleasure In recommend
ing for your approval ? Dili:;
Schillings Best Coffees, Teas, and
"" Spices. S & W Canned Goods.
SUTHERLAND & McFARLANE
Grocery Phone, 222 Meat Market Pbone, 733