Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-29
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

"'An oN l1uI
Run. t.
Alex Carlen is in from Lanoille to.
day.
J.J Brown will leave for his home in
Park City tonight.
Q. II. Mcintosh is now editing the
IIovelock Tribune.
Mrs. Al Nelson left for Deeth this
morning TO visit friends.
Will Englerl has accepted the posi-.
tion OF drnggust Mt the Elko Drug Store.
Amos r zach came u from Carlin this
morning and is Shaking hrnds with Elko
friends,
\ French publicariol states that
Americans leave 100000 in Paris
every season. ~
On account o' the strike OF messenger
boys in Chicago girls have been en-
gagged to fill the positions.
Mrs. j. B. Fitzgerald and Mildred
Bacon, returned from their trip to San
francisco yesterday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Willis OF Battle Mountain
conducted services in the Presbyterian
church last night, and returned home
on the late train.
Miss Dorsey who has been visit ING
friends at the surveyors camp at Rim.
don for several days, returned to her
home Mt FioristOn today.
At II family reunion i'll Indiana there
was one man present who had seen sir
generations OF kinsmen-and still had
81 in his pocket that hadn't been Dor.
rowed.-EX.
MB. l.. l.. Bradley OF 1Deetli, who Il
III town today, has rented the Anderson
residence and with her children will
make their home in Elko. The children
will enter the Elko school.
We are informed that work is not
progressing very rapidly at Rindon at
present. About two hundred men are
now employed but later on better head.
way if expected to be made and moro
men put II
Ii is announced that the man who
brought the first automobile into the
United States WIS killed the other day
mt Paris by running his horseless car
riage Zoe !ust and meeting with an ac-
Cident. The fact that a man can ride a
hobby too far and too fast is again dem
g rated.
The journal says Reno need not fear
a drought with its se~venty-two places
where liquor is to he had and more
saloons coming.
\ Berlin iisplt Ii says notices OF ex.
pulsion have been served by the police
upon iwenty-One Mormon mission.
aries in Germany.
Mrs. G. Is. Welshon, who has been
spending several weeks in Elko. left
on the stage this morning for her home
III the northern part Of the county.
MT. iIersrhcI P.ndeIton OF Ogden mml
Miss Elsie McDer Inti Of Llmoille Val.
ley were narri u NJ OgIel OH \d:lt
I'D. llUry arrived i'm Elro ,es er lay.
\ stuisti al t ank l.a- f.,Ir d ont
thu; 4 Il iuHr = we'd S3Op "a Irw ION
tln year "nr - the pres. rt. hi 'ur:anc
would bc several millions ah, ni TINT
accumula al by John ID Rockefeller in
three decades.
For the quarter ending June Both,
Sheriff Logan collected 5000 bullion
tar from the ToDopah mine owners At
this rate the indebtedness OF Nye
county will soon DO cancelled. .Tonopah
Miner
Between thirty and fn'ty buildings
arc in course OF construction in TonO.
prlI, and contracts ARE let for many
more. The scarcity AZ lumber IL tho
great drawback just now to the growth
Of TonOpah.-Tunnpah Miner.
Tho Reno hotel corridors are throngrd
with delegates and candidates. Every.
one seems busy, finger in button hole and
heads together. Nearly all the capital
city push were in town yesterday
Journal.
Miss Margaret Russell who recently
underwent nm operation in San Fran.
cisco for Appendicitis is getting along
nicely. A letter from Mrs. Russell who
ia with hcr daughter g!ates that Mis-
| Margaret will soon he sufficiently rc-
covered to leave tho hospital
Tho books Of Sheriff Logan show that
in ToDopab thore pro l33 business
| licenses sold aud collected quar- ,erly, IN
sums ranging from $3.50 10 si00 oacl
This source Of roveDus aggregates abonl
$1,000 per month on the average or sN
per dry.
II wa rumorcd in ElkO last night that
nm Indian had been killed by the cara a
the rpilroGd camp near Moleen, lie WA
lying on tho truck drunk and was rur
over by nfrcight train. Coroner Nor
gnn left toi ronkin today to ibid an in
qucst on tho remains.
Chairman Mills OF tho Republican
state central committee In IN CORE