Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-10
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
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4 barbeB' union has been organized
IN Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Billett are in
iUm Lumoillc.
Ground is broken for the building OF a
modern hotel at Palisade.
Carson City Inns over $4,000 in
vested III Tonopah stocks.
This is the last da. on winch candi.
dates petitions can be filed.
Mr.. WIN. Smiley was in town Jester
day returning home this morning.
Agramd campaign ball will he given
at Dreth ON The night nf October nth.
Mr.. \ PrimchuX, the rus arorn mar.
chant is spending n few days III Elko.
The Presidents effort to bring about
a settlement Of the coal strike has
failed.
The Jewish New Year holiday com.
menced at sunset Wednesday evening
and erded at sunset last evening.
A meeting Of the Republican county
central committee was held III EIko to.
day.
The amateur actors and Actresses Of
EIko will present a comedy in the near
future entitled a Scrap Of Paper
Frank Is. Pot; Of Salt Lake. "a relative
Of Mr.. Bruce who has been spending
several days III this section. left for his
home last evening.
Al Mauk has returned to his home
at Carlin from Des MONIES, Iowa, where
ne attended the sessi n oi the Sovereign
Grnnd Lodge OF Odd Fcllowa.
The Carson News says the two cooks
at the State orphans home nave gone
on Il strike, and after giving nm ultima
tum, declared II tic.up and walked out
this morning.
Rev Il j. DarncIlle arrived from the
cast on Ma. = yesterday afternoon and
left for Carson ngain on NJ .. lie put
in the time shaking hunds with his
many Elko friends,
William jennings lirya ~ ha+ been in
vited to- nddrrss a number of gatherings
IN Utah during the campaign. u he
accepts he will doubtless come to
Nevada and make several speeches
here.
The close season for fishing vent into
effect Tucsdhy night at L. o'clock. 1t il
unlawful to take trout from any stream
~ the state during the close season.
I'll" Draconcfscs 81 the Presbyterian
church have arranged to care Tor and
entertain children during the hour Of
Sunday morning s~ervice. THIS will
enable mutnerR with children tn attend
the services.
After aasiduoue res, arch extending
over a period Of hundreds Of years and
the expenditure Of thousands Of dollars
1t has been found that the continual
application OF o and water il an alb
s0lute eur for lcprosy.
Tho owners Of tho conl fields forty
milce west Of Tounpnh rave i~ncorpor.
Ated under the name 81 the T%onapah
COal md Power Company. Tho com.
rnny is negotiating with tho Touapah
Mining Company to furnish the latter
with fuel. Tho cOal company Inns con
tracted to furnish the Crystal Water
Company with coal for fuel.
County Surveyor Newly, who return,
ri recently from Donnolly mountain
where he wont to make surveys Tor the
purpose Of fixing tho boundary line DO,
tween WaRhoc md Humboldt, has made
all the determinations aud calculations
hnd snya TINT tho entire DOnnclly min
ing district ia in Humboldt county,
Silver State.
TN pilincpo from Twin Rivers Il
Tonopah, which il 10 solve tho watcl
problnm for TINT great camp. will bt
.completcd in about six months accord.
INK to tho estimate Of General Manager
:kogera. II will actually he aixty milel
ana forty foot Ia lcngth-tho lOnges
continuous water pipe ~ tho world
O,hcre carry water further thnn sixty
H'ileH. but thoy do 40 by n sOrios Of rela,
reservoirs.
"a. Denton oi Cnlionto, while II
Keno n dry or two agO, stated that tn,
'lhrk railway people would havo siS
'honsaDd men NJ work in bincOlt
county by tbc middle ~ November. II
INA section Of H,e state construction
worn would progress much moro rapid!
and oasily in winter than m summo
hecausc u tho climatic conditions anC
tHe bct'or supply of water. According
70 Dir. Denton tho Clark rond now look
Ike n sure go journal.