Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-26
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
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times in the camp.
MIR. Maus'r's condition is about tho
same. IL" suffers no pain, hut it will bc
two or three weeks before he il able Ia
he up.
\ hruss bmd has been Organized in
town. The boys will blow Tor anybol,
ar amy party that puts up the necessary
''orn. They will make good music for
either side.
Consta Bile Mccoy went to Reno
Saturday night to subpoena IA wit ness in
the case Of the State ". Frank Fox.
u" returned last night with the
witness
The trtl jurors and the Republican
delegates will make he 20 Sn lively Tor
Il few days. The jurors are here for
business and the delegates for the
pleasure Of putting upa ticket for the
Democrats to TO- under III November.
The Democrats and Silver men in
Esmeralda and Nye counties failed to
fuse und M n result there are three
tickets in the field in each county, Too
many candidates and too few offices
WIS the trouble in Zach county.
Judge ~liawley and Mr.. harrington
are billed to address the Republican
county convention tomorrow. These
gentleman will let a good deal OF hot air
escape and tell why the voters should
support them Mt the polls. Both are all
right lis citizens. but all wrong IN Re-
publican office seekers. Go and hear
them il you can.
The Dcmoc ratio convention OF
HumhnlIt county nominated NJ. =.
B"uniii"ld for State Senator and Is. +.
Riley, &. Is. Brown and w, &. Notewurr
Tor the \saembly. Bert l.. Hood. "a
brO'hero Of DIR. Hood, Was nominated Tor
District Attorney.
Hon. y. J. Osborne. Republican nom.
inec for Judge Of this District. arrived
yesterday morning. Mr.. Osborne IL a
pleasant, courteous gentleman who
would doubtless make a good Judge
were 1t not Tor his politics. He is get.
ting acquainted with the people whom
he would like to serve for the next four
years, but Of this the INDEPENDENT can
hold out no hopes.
Friday afternoon the Comstock eI.
perienccd the first TASTE OF winter
About halt. pnst > O'Clock snow began
falling and about two inches OF the
beautiful came down. but melted nearly
IA fpst M II fell. At the Davis drill
plant hail stones M large rs eggs ca me
down and the employees we're panic
strikcn. y heavy wind also prevailed.
-Enterprise.
The Republicans cast lO7 votcs ut
their primary Satur lay, Some tail
rustliug wHH done and nearly the full
q strength Of the party was polled. In
1900 Simon Bray, the highest Mckinley
%elcctor. poll"h 80 votes in this precinct
md Mr.. ~Farringinn bngged l67, or 81
moro than Mr.. BAY. There IL ION
siderable go wing IN 'hc Rcpuhli nm
camp over the TT. vote irIlrd. hut in I
wait until the : tes 40 ccun'cI ~
November mi Lr r the ).no: NJ. roar.
That will e III C
How IT," wire trust all cts the people
Of Ncvad" l. 'crsely tGi hy W, II. Til.
mer, ono Of Elko county solid ranchcrs.
who saNs the year before the trust WIS
formed hc sold his steers for s3J a head
and it took two OF them to pay for a ton
ni bnrbed wire. Tho year after tho trust
was formed he sold his steers for s32 80
Il head and II took four Of them 10 pay
for a ton Of barbed wire. Mark Hanna
nDce said n trust WAS II good thing for
the people, but Mark would have con
siderable trouble in convincing Mr.,
Gilmrr that the wire trust is u good
thing Tor the Nevada raucher.