Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-10-12
lFROM MONDAYS DAILY
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county.
The election proclamation and list
OF Judges and clerks appear on the
first page.
W. L. Smith and daughter, Miss
Ethel. returned from San Francisco
las, night.
Senator Stewart, he Of unsavory
memory. made IL Mckinley speech in
Salt Lake Friday night.
Surveyor. General Kyle came up
from Reno this morning md took the
stage for Tuscarora.
The attention OF members OF the
Brjan and Stevenson club is called
to a notice OF meeting elsewhere.
Every Bryan man should see that
his name IL OIL the registration books.
See to it before the Goth OF this
month.
Montana's copper output this year
is estimated ut 325 900, 600 pounds,
the greatest yield which that State
has yet produced.
Mr.. Bruce started out this morning
to interview the voters south of the
road. He rntends to win the sheriiT's
Office il it il in the cards.
Mn. Mary Townsend Of Portland,
Oregon, has been appointed a cook
/ II the Carson Indian school at a
salary Of SiSO per annum
W. .. Wore has withdrawn as the
Republican candidate for constable
and l.. f. Wore has been put Oh the
ticket to ill the vacancy.
Joe Taber and IInlleck Mayer re-
turued yesterday FROM their hunting
trip. They brought back Il deer that
was foolish enough to get within
range OF their guns.
Max Schoen, the genial drummer,
came III this morning. He told US
the delay III the trains Saturday
night w"d yesterday wils caused by
the two engines, pulling the flyer,
jumping the track ut Gold Run.
Corporal Mark Robinson received
n letter from the Wal Department
yesterday stating that members Of
the late Nevada Battalion who OBJ
tanned n fnrlongh and left camp will
not get back pay, but those who stay
ell III camp during their furlough
will receive one months back pay
Enterprise.
la his speech before the Mckinley
Commercial club IN Chicago Mr..
Hanna said there are no trusts.
What will the poor fellows do who
have been accusing the Democrats OF
beng members OF trusts? Will they
admit they lieh, or will they charge
Hanna with having lied?-Dubuque
Herald.
North Carolina appears to be Il good
field Tor young men in politics. For
the first time III the history Of that
state since the war, che will send a
solid delegation OF young men To the
national House Of Representatives.
Not one of the Democratic nominees
for the House was OLD enough to see
service III the Confederate army, and
four Of them were born since the /
close Of the war.
For the second time in fifty years
Typographical Union No. u, Of New
York, has entered politics. This or.
gnnizatIOu il known M "lBig Six" and
it has II membership of six Thousand.
II Inns sent out IA circular letter stat.
ing it will take political action
against the Republican party. a
largo campaign fund has been volun-
tarily subscribed by its members,
and It will work independent OF any
OF tho political parties.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell starts today for
the two fall church meetings OF the
Presbyterian church. The Presby.
terry TO meet at Vacayillc AM the
Synod at Berkeley. Tho morning
services will DO omitted during his
absence. Sabbath Oct. II at 7:3O p.
81 Il service will br held 10y Principal
II. 4. Start. Oct. 81 at 1880 n mis-
%siOnary evening will be given, giving
so!ae account Of the great mission.
aries Judson, Carey, Mofatt. Living.
stone and Alexander DUH. Oct. %.
ut 1870 u Rally Day service. All uro
invited TO all Of these services.
Engineer Sholl spent today in
town. lie will leave tonight for Vir.
ginia City. flo is very much clated
over tho r%clcnRo Of tho Wardner
strikers from San Quentin. They
were indicted for delaying tho U. S.
mails during tho Cour do Alcne
strike Of last year and convicted in
tho u. q. Court Of idaho. Last week
the U. S. Court Of San Francisco rem.
dcrcd n decision. setting aside tho in.
dictmnnt mud ordered the men re-
leased from prieon. MIR. Sholl has
taken n great interest IN the strikers
and naturally rcjoicos over their re.
lease.