Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-10-23
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Sal magundi.

There are sixteen prisoners in the
count, Jail.
MIR. Smith returned Saturday nl,h,
from the Gust.
Prof. Bray is in town in the iu,er.s,s
OF the Equitable Lie Insurance Cam.
pany.
Mr.. Pullman LETT for San Jose Iust
night I" spend the winter With his
family.
MIR. $. x. Hunt and Rev. George fl.
Greenfield left for Sacramento Inst
night.
Fred Danghcrg, Jr.. u prominent cat.
'ieinnn "' the western part OF tile State,
spent yesterday in Eiko.
Sorry t" learn that Mn. lanes Dcwar
Il Yer! low with typhoid fever. Her
man! tnt'i'is hope she will pull through.
MIR. j. Il. Wilson's horses were shin.
ped 10 Wells today, where they will rive
the pc"f.i" - 'lm, s~ec'i"L. a rim Tor their
m"n'y .: The fn",s.
Smith johnson, alias Texls, plead
guilty to horse stealing Mt Belmont last
week and Judge Breen sent him to the
pcnitcntiary for five years.
Constable Mccoy arrested Dennis
Maloncy yesterday on the charge Of
selling whiskcy To Indians. He will lie
examined before the U. S. Commissions
cr rs soon the u. S. Marshal IAN get
here.
Mn. Sproule and Miss May Gardner
left for Reno last night to atten. the
convention Of liathbona Sisters Ia or.
ganiz" a Grand Temple in this state.
They represent the EIko Temple.
Don't forge. tint Cyrus Brnwnlcc, :he
noted humoris'. will appear at the high
school tomorrow cvcn'ng.I lie irasthr rep
~utatinu 81 being one Of the most enter.
tanning lecturers Of the day. Go and
help ont the pupils uf the high school.
The R"bekahs entertained Mrs. Wood.
bury. their Grand President. in fine
style SATURDAY night. There was no
lnck ot go"i thing tn eat and all present
had II jolly time. Mrs. Woodbury. left
for Palisadr last night aud from Their,
she wen; Ia Eureka tn visit the Lodge
Saturday IA Bill ElonIy was leaving
the race track with a honbIe scented
buggy full ni people, one 81 the bits
broke nnd his team started to run away
and ran into a buggy ~ which Colby
Mcdowell md Martha G%nldnggcr we're
sitting. There was n bad mix.up nf
huggirs, but nobohy was hurt.
Mr.. Klcckncr arrived from San Fran
cisco last night with lis little boy who
has been in the EhiIdrcu's hospital for
some time. He suffered from Il disease
81 the right ankle and the rhysicians
took oil his foot. The little fellow seems
bright and cheerful and docs not ~rcnlize
the great loss he has sustained.
The preliminary examination Of the
men charged with the Tonopah riot has
closed. William Lang, o ~. Jackson,
\. VI. Bradshaw and 4. Wilson were
held TO appear before the Nyr county
grand jury to ans~cr the Charge 81
murder. Bonds were fixed at S3GOO.
jackson cav the bond md the rest OF
the bunch was taken Ia the belmont
Jail.
James MaNarncr.H pioneer of Alaska.
from the Klondikc country last
week and spent II few days with his
brother =. j. McNamcc who lives on
North Fork. They had not seen each
other for nvcr thirty ycars. Mr.. Me
Nance left for San Francisco Saturday
night and from there will 90 to Europe
returning here in the spring.
Thomns Gilmcr, the discovercr Of the
pOstuiiicc frauds, resulting in the indict.
mcnt Of thirty wrong. doors and the un-
cnrtliinG i n 800 900 graft, has had his
salary reduced from 81 500 {" 81 800. lie
IL nm obscure treasury expert, and his
friends havc asked tine President Ia rec.
OgniZr him in II moro substantial mnn-
ncr. II would improve the public ser
vice To reward such mon rather than Ia
rclcgntc them Ia the rem.
An exchange rcporta that one conn
try editor wa Dismissed from church
tcr singing in II loud voice during the
rendering ~ II familiar hymn the FOL.
lowing words: "Lrt every kindred every
tribe. on this tcrrcstial bah, put down
their dollars and subscribe aud we'll re-.
ccipt for all" This should he n warm
ing TO the brett rem la take heed in I'M.
familiar placce.
!. Il. Wilson, owucr 0f the Austin
a hOrscs, which were at tho Elko
meeting, won si30 in purse money dur
imp the three days. lilo had II horse for
nearly every race and his horses never
failed Ia get some ~ the money. usually
fret. Tho succcss ci Mr.. Wilson's
horscs wns largely due to the excellent
riding 1T Jockey Geo. X. Thomas. ilc
wae strictly OH the square and never
failed to bring ont all tho speed IN the
horse no WINS riding.
Col. j. -. Powers, president m the
United Stntca Trus, Company Ui Louis.