Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-17
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SALMAGUNDI.

hns Lula Russell lett for Salt
Lake lust evening,
Assessor EgGen returned from
Cursor this morning.
The labor union. recently organiz.
ed in Virginia City. llas u member
ship Of about 400. with more applioa
tiupsto hear from.
Yesterdays Gnze,te says Constable
L"rper is improving right nlong and
his condition is very satisfactory to
the attending physicians.
The telephone line het wcen Soda
vile and Tonapah was completed
yesterday. Messages can now DO
sent to and from Tonrp4h wi,hou,
! .lniAr.
!he snow alnr:n S-s,er lay did no
MntounS to much III This tart OF Il,
Humboldt valley. But then we IN
ge' along wl:h very little II plenty
suo" piieS up III the mountains.
Tom Ten uant photographed tor NOR.
time last night. Elr il n with
George Hunter, Ed Lytton and
March Stottlet. te must be show.
ing them San Francisco by gaslight.
Tue Marine Brothers will give a
concert and dance at the Depot Hotel
Dining room OH Friday evening Jun
uary 3lst, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Admission 10 cents each or 81 so per
couple.
The pictures given away with the
sunday Bulletin ARE works OF art.
IL you are not "a regular subscriber
You can get The Sunday Bulletin and
the picture 'or 5 cents by leaving
your names and the money at the
INDEPENDENT Office.
d. E. Morton has completed a GER
u OF the pc pie who receive mail
through the Reno p ,stnfi re, says the
Reno journal. He discovered 6,96l
people here. The report Of the CEN
u will he sent to Wash ngtnn and
used rs evidence that II public build
ing Ia needed here.
Nrs. Roach and Mrs. j. Dakin
have leased the residence OF Mr..
Thomas Jones aud will Conduct it as
a private sanitarium. They will
either nurse the sick at their homes
or care for them al the sanitarium.
Country patronage solicited. Charges
reasonable. y
On tho recommendation Of Super.
intendent Ryan and Consulting En-
Rineer Hall. the III Ec,ors u the Con.
Virginia mine have decided to in.
stall u Rei'ier pump. and explore the
lower levels down to the $3.50 level.
The pumpisto be ruu by electricity
and compressed air Chronicle.
The INDEPENDENT UfIlce will be
open again this evening for those
who wish to hear The Club saloon
concert. Ii those Who come will re-
fran from talkIng while the musi-
Clans are Playing. the music can be
plainly heard in the office. sKeep
quiet should be nyer ybody's motto.
The trial oi the Lookout lynchers
Ia still dragging it's weary length
along. Judge Harrington said from
the beech yesterday that he felt at
night as il he had been II horse in a
four-mile raco and had been run over
before the finish. IL am worn out
said the Judge. sits II matter be.
tween rue attorneys and tie Govt
and n case OF the devil take the
h~indermost." And this in the Goth
century.
The W.T.. Smith Company will
give a prize Of $3.50 worth of any
goods In the store to the boy attend.
ing the public or high school and a
like amount to tho girl attending
sither OF the schools who will write
the best s%easoDable sds for the con-,
pany. The ads will be passed upon
by a committee OF three and the two
ads selected will appear IN the town
papers over the names OF the writers
All correspondence in regard to thi.
oonte6t must be addressed 10 tht
Advertising Bureau 0i the w. T
Smith Company The ads must b,
sealed and the envelope marked
'PriIo ADJ All ads must be in OF
OF before 7 p. n. Of Wednesday, Janu
ary "a, 1912.