Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-12-27

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WIN. Moody shipped nine carload
OF horses to L'vermore aud Holllster,
California. this afternoon.
4 tine line OF fur capes. jackets
and golf capes OF the latest styles
Just received at Engler's.
A full line Of mems, youths, child
ren's suits and o~vercoats of the latest
sty le,up.to.datc at Engler Co.
Governor Leslie VI. Shaw of Iowa
has accepted the appointment Of
Secretary of he ire sur! rendered
him by President Roosevelt.
The INDEPENDENT is glad Ia re-.
port that MH. George Hena en con.
haues To Improve and that the
chances nre more favorable tOr Der
recovery.
Quite a number Of VI sons from
tie outside are III toAn today.
Among them is Allen Fisher Of
Wells. tie paid his usual colupli.
nent la this scribe.
hiss Fora y. Lorr. sister ~ Mis-.
+. {. Lord. p-in.i.I I ne 40
-cho"l. vas "a i Il - v4r 81 .'ry.
! christina. E" r. r. ~ L.om- n ~
Oai'nL,i, Gallon nla.
Ex P.'s deni Creve! and Las ac.
ccptcd the app H,Iment ~ a memlrr
Of he committee tn arbltrate Ialor
troubles, created at the recent con
terence 81 labor leaders and capitaI-
lists.
Liberty is the name Of IA ca M no,
FAR from Tonopah t!.at WAS once de.
serted. hut renewed activity Inns
found SiOO ore and the new location
has been bonded to h Colorado CON.
plny.
The members Of EIko Lodge No. 10
+ d \. VI. will observe ST. Johns Day
With an invitation dance at the DE
pot H"tel din ng-roon. Tho grand
march will begin at $50 sharp.
Those Interested should govern
themselves &c 'ordingly.
The Civil Service Commis-ihn has
notified McLay that his removal vas
not IN violation mf the Civil! Service
Act. McLAy was summarize dis.
charged Yesterday. President Rnose.
veil should o bounce Long. Crown
in rtield and the rest OF the gang.
Numerous Republican organs CON.
mend Senator Iioar's plan to maroon
the anarchists and lei them run their
" island THIS Ii all very well, but
what about allowing the people OF
uther islands who are not anarchists
to ITO the same thiug?-Commoner.
The installation Of the officers Of
the Masonic Lplge tonight will be
private. The Lodge will open
promptly at I o'clock for tbs
purpose. After installation the
Lodge will adjourn and the members
will attend the dance. All members
and visiting Masons should TIC IN the
L)hge.rom at 7 o'clock sharp.
Chri morning he Elko Gun
Clnh tec"iveh $50 valley qu Ill pur.
chased at Big PInry. California.
They will be held until surmg and
then they will TIE di ,tributed along
the Humboldt and through Lamoille
and Pleasant valleys Ii these birds
are properly protected Tor II few
years, the county will he thoroughly
stocked with quail.
When Booker L. Washington
dimed Mt the White iInuse, the news.
papers up in Massachusetts were
loud III their praise Of the President
fo- ignoring the unwriiten social law
regarding race. color and previous
cendi non OF servitude. When
Booker tried to get a rom ut the
hotels i'll SpruuViicli. Mass, tho
other night. ti;ey were all too full to
accommodate him. Same Old story.
Makes a difference whose OK ia gorcd.
About thirty employees Of the La-
per mills ut Floriston came down
Tuesday night to spend Christmas.
Six or seven Of the visitors thought
/ they would run the town and pro.
! cceded to make themselves rs OBJ
noIious as possible. Thoy were
given rs good as they sent, however
md tour " i've OF them are III Jail
this morning. Two or three Of them
lork as though they ought to be i'll II
hospitaI.--ltenO Gazette.
Hero ia the verdict of Tho Wash
ingtou Post on tho Schley-Sampso on
case: "In addition TO receiving Sli,.
600 Tor navigating his vess'l 90 Rs to
keep Admira! Sampson ont OF range
Of the guns and within reach OF the
prlzc money, Captain Chadwick ~as
given u desirable assignment at New
port, whore no might entert lin roy.
ally aud forge; all about Wet Vir.
gruia. The Navy Department Ger.
tainly knows how tn ~diGercnuate."
Speaking Of Mcssrs. Plat, Hanna
and Quay, contemporary remarks
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