Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-03
rKHu SATURDAYS DAILY.
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q; ~ T~oruFdh.
Seven hundred and twelve voters have
mustered IN Virginia CITY.
The state iusnn" asylum now has POI
inmnte-. thr !nrgrst number ever known.
Mr.. Gla -cr, NIio has been laid up for
n week or NOR, Is able to he out again.
lie says ne will son he himself again.
The l]"ncnIn county ID mncrntic con
yenrion no mated J. \ Den ton. J. A.
Vaughn and Levi Syphus for Assembly.
men.
Mr.. Mauser il getting alnug nicely.
but it will he some time yet before he is
able to he out. lie Is having good care
and everything possible Is being done
for am.
f.. ID. Murphy came down from Fen.
melon last night to join the Eagles. lie
told the reporter that there were be.
tween iifty and sixty voters III that
camp.
Mrs. Matte Mulcahy died suddenly
about = o'clock this afternoon. She had
been aillng tor some time, but was not
confined to her BED. The ~latencss Of
the hour prevents further notice today.
Constable Mccoy arrested Joe
Carpenter ut Rynd"n last night Tor
stealing coal from the railroad company.
Carpenter plead guilty to-day and WIS
fined Sl00 or fifty DAYS i'll the county
jail. lie took the latter.
\ Cincinnati, Ohio, resident who
Chains t0 have discovered 4 wonderful
process Of saving placer gold writes to
Division Agent Prentice nj Reno IT,
secure II large area at the foot OF the
PraviDc hills i'll Wa hoe county.
Detective Fitzpatrick informed the
reporter today that Il great deal OF coal
Sas being stolen from the railroad COM
pany and that an effort would he made
Ia punish the guilty parties. He spoke
Of Carlin particularly and said that
~ yeral PARTIES there had better stop the
business or they would he arrested.
MIR. Sparkle wns unexpectedly called to
Tccoma on business this morning and
will not be at the meeting tnugh:. The
other speakers arrived on the delayed
this afternoon and are ready for
the fray.
Richard White. president of the llcs
Oil Company, has been nomin
by the Democrats Of butte county.
for Superior Judge. Mr..
WHITE has many friends here who wish
him success.
Everybody should turn out and hear
the speaking toright. Extra chairs have
been put in the courtroom ana every
effort will be- made to make the people
comfortable. Come ont and hear the
Issues discussed 10y our next Congress
the Stat" ticket.
The complHiut IL made that the Dem.
Ocrntic township ticket has not been
published ~ the lHDrrFNrENT. The
ticket wns published III these columns
the ,iny nftCr /; WA nominated. Both
tow n"hip tickets have been published i'll
the INDEPENDENT and there ~ no just
nus Iur cnmplaint OF that score.
Judge Bnnnriicld has declined the
nomination for State Senator given him
by the Humboldt county Democrats.
He 81 zee III lriI reason TINT the platform
in 1893 %ho may he Il gulibug
Uio opposed Bryan III 1886 and 1900.
Tho Judge sayE he cannot take such II
pledge, hence his dccliuatIon.
Tho much.talked.O baseball game
between the young Indies Of Panaca and
st. George. Lincoln county, played Mt
The latter place a few days ago, broke
the record M FAR as runs wore concerned.
The st George girls crossed the home
plate aixty.onc times, while their panaca
s,etcrs only reached tho goal fifty timcs.
No. those girls must have sprintcd.
Tho csse OF the Rtate W. Frank Fox
came up III the District Court this nitcr.
noon at . o'clock for pasaing sentence.
The d~efrndunt's attorneys moved to set
inside the verdict III tho ground that /!
VIA contrary to law. Judge Talbot
ovCrrulcd the motion and defendant
asked for time to lHvo all OF his
attorneys present, Tho Court granted
tls motion and continued tho case until
MoDjAy nj 10 A.. NJ.
That John Sparks will be tho nett
diovctnor Of Nevada il plain to those
Sho watch the public pulse. lilo in one
'nf Tho States boat and most progressive
cItiacn-. No ono questions HE Integrity
or doubts his ability to give tho State
a just. wjae md business like adminis
irh,iOn. flo in not before the people u,
mn office seckcr. but ss tho unwilling
candidate Of the Fusion forces. Ito die
not scck the nomination, but yielded t.
The persistent en~trcatics OF hia pert,
fncnde. In him Nevada will have
%.digniiicd, cnpablo Governor.
Tho doctrine Of compulsory arbitra