Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-18
RI DAILY
SALMASUNDl.

Mrs. J.l3right arrived from Carson
this morning To visit her daughter,
MB. j. c. Harris.
The Ford Live Stock Com many OF
Eureka has been re.Incorporated
under the rame Of Tho Eureka Live
5 ock Company.
Patrick Grove. charged with kid.
mapping the on u millionaire Cudhay
has offered Ia surrender himself and
stand trial il the reward Of $4,000 for
his capture IL withdrawn.
The Hesperian people are having
difficulty ~ getting teams Ia haul
their machinery. lumber and supplies
TO the site ut ilrrir first we'll. Mr..
Lowe is pushing thing ns rapidly H.
possible.
y man named Kelley claims to
have been sand bagged mud robbed
while cross ug the bridge to the
Riverside %lintel, Reno. Friday night
He says he was thrown over the
bridge into the Truckee river after
being robbed. 80
The commissioners OF Eureka
county have raised the tax rate to
$50 on the slOO N property outside
Of Eureka and to s3 ON property III.
side Of the town limits. This was
found necessary to meet the demands
Tor taking care u the indigcnts Of
the county and for road, bridge and
election purposes next year.
jim Pcnrod came in ~yesterIa,
from the dilrovery at the head
OF II Intin2ton Creek He says the
claims are clio wing up we'll in cop
per. The ore carries 80 per cent
copper and there se.ms to he
plenty Of It, lie Thought so we'll OF
the prospects that he made several
locations.
Before the coming ~ the whites Ia
America the Mississippi river WAS
known 10y a different name every few
miles ct its course. Each tribe that
dwelt along its banks gave il "A name.
md more than 30 OF these local
Designations ARE preserved in the
narratives OF the early travellers.
From Il notice clsewh here i: will he
Hn.N1 ti,ut A. E,l t.
accumpli=he the secret mission un
which he left Elko Inst week. lie
and his bride will return IN about
two weeks. The INDEPENDENT rX.
tends congratulations amd wishes Mr.
and Mrs. ~t'Iizyeralt Il world Of hap
pincss and prosperity
y, II cabinet meeting yesterday,
Precedent Roosevelt reiterated his
policy Of appointing Republicans III
the Srnth to utiice il suitable aprli
chnts could be fOund. and il not, Of
appointing G"li r'emocrnts. There
10 not much difference bet G the
politics nf u Republican and a Gold
Democrat. -..
Though President Roosevelt is the
youn Icst chief magistrate this conn.
Try mas ever had he III not 20 youthful
as the hcad- ~ some other govern
mcnis. ihe President If A. yrnrs old
but Emperor william was not "a until
;he 2th OF September. The Gar Of
Russia IN only 81. Emmanuel IL OF
ltaly will he - this chmlug Nnvem.
Der. Wllhclm'ua Of liull md was 81
yctr5 old last month aud Alfonzr
Nil ~ Span. the ynnngest OF them
all. was only II May II last.
Mr. Mary j. Mack. Pre.iden, Of
the ltsbekah Assembly Of Nevada.
cnmo down from Tuscarora Saturday
md visited ~! Rrbcknh Lodge oil.
clally III thL evening. After Ii pIens-
ant time spent III the Lodgc.room,
those present adjourned to the De-
pot Hotel dining ronn and slowed
away the good things provi led 10y the
Sisters. Mrs. Mack il an eurnest. eI.
thusiastic worker III the cause Of O.id
Fellowship She was given a recep.
. at Mrs. Lang'r this afternoon,
whore she mel II greHt many Of the
LADIES Of ElK0. She will leave Tor
the west this evening.
The American youth il seldom tcId
'hhi Ia perform the CON non duties ~
life IN to succeed, says Il writer in
success. Somehow or other the
word -1ucrcss- IL nearly always link.
cd with fame or with tho attainment
~ great riches. when it applies. just