Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-12-13
(FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.J
SAI,MAG

Patrick Crowley, the notorious
murderer, has filed another upi,lica-
ton toi pardon. He ought to bo
thankful that he is allowed to live in
the ~penitentinry.
w. s. Bailey, II pioneer cattleman
OF the State. died III Reno yesterday
morning. Bailey YVES the ameat
king" OF the COmstocx twon,y years
ago.
This has been a bad day for
newspaper worh so far rs the editor Of
the INDEPENDENT is concerned. Too
much Farmers institute tells the
story.
Merchants vi.itug SIN Francisco
"m i''u ave tJr ntliy invited to a.
-?eci the huli lay display e; Sanbnrr.
ri. IL Co. winch has 10 equal III that
:Ity.
DIR. and Mrs. Stubbs, Prot y. Il
Wilson aud MR. Wilson, Miss Der
denwerper, Prof. j.. VI. wilson. DIR.
Kennedy, Pr"f. FransLen and Prof.
Doten arrived from Reno this morn
ing. DIR. Jacobs failed To make con-
ncctiop.
Johu Martin and Lewis Myshake
were arrested yesterday afternoon on
complaint Of George Hunter for cat.
tie stealing. They were admitted to
bail Ill the sun of SjOO each. The
preliminary examination is set for
Monday.
The election expense statement OF d
woman caudi iate for u membership
III the school board Of Ncwburgn.
y. Y, is: ~No talk, no money, NO
promises, no solicitation, no intiuida-
ton, no bribery, no cigars, no
'schuoncrs'.7
The steam hosting plant ~ tie
Senator Aiming Company at Steam
bunt, Nevada consisting ~ 30 b. p
boiler, double cylinder hosting
engine, mInIug tUol7, black0miths out
tit. pipe. coal aud boarding house
equipment is offered for sale. This
probably is the end Of the aiming ex-
citcment which recently sprung up in
that vicinity.
The people of Elko will have an
| opportunity Mon lay evening to hear
Miss EdiJh lowe, one II the lead rg
elncdtIuni5is OF the Pacific Coast.
Wherever she has read che has de.
lighted the people. As the proceeds
ni the entertainment will be used to
purchase books for the library, there
should be a uig crowd Mt the high
school room Monday night.
Among the farmers attending the
Institute this morning the reporter
noticed |. p. Wonlveiton, u. T.
Hardesiy, jas. Holland. W. r. Crane,
p. j. OsIlvIe, Major Miller, Ed.
Lylton and Sam Mem ullen. The
cuttlemen were represented 10y Jas.
Russell, Thos. Hunter, George
Russell, Edgar 2eInhart and several
others the reporter tmls to call to
mind.
There will be another shooting q.
match nj the Hot Springs Oh Chris
mas. Mr.. RoblLson has secured u
fine lot Of turkeys, geese, etc. at
which our sporismeE ran shoot
There will also be plenty to eat and
drink and nc pains will be spared to
make the day Il success. Everybody
is invited to the Springs OH Christ
mas. Come and try your skill rs a
murksman.
The Salt Lake Herald has II humor.
Gus articis upon tia" respective claim
OF David Bennett Hill and Grover
Cleveland ms the originator OF the
catch phrase, al am II Democrat
Tho probabilities are thHi the words
were uttered thou ,ands Ui times be-
fore either Of them were born. Tho
journal scribe distinctly remembers
something very like it IN his child.
mood days. \ Sunlny school teacher
asked Il littlc chap in her cln %
whether his uncle Ben WINS a Uniyer.
salist or u Uniiarinn. "Ite amt
neither" promptly responded the
+eveu ycar.oldstcr; she's u Democrat ="
Reno JorrnHl