Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-01-09
Salmagundi.

last night.
Eugene Howell has been admitted To
the bar.
Andrew Berg is here from: Pleasant
valley today.
NJ. &. Gully WIS an arrival from Ryn.
don last night.
o.. Is. Lnrlos from Diamond \ came
i'll yesterday.
MB. Ham Mct;uin from Dectl il
Speeding a few days in E!ko.
liHHs Miller Id in town. lie expects
Ia 20 out To the ranch tomorrow.
Mr.. Flick Of Oakland il assisting is
Keyser with his carpenter work,
II. Spence and wife OF Lone Noun.
tain arc registered at the Depo. Hotel
The band meets for practice every
Tuesday night at Mizpah Hall at 8
o'clock.
\ big load Of piles went tn rough yes
terday afternoon for the Ogden Lucin
cutoff. .
Mr.. Reeds new house ON Missouri
Flat is aboul completed aud will 1901
he occupied.
Mr.. %llennen and Mr.. Thomas Bremen
came in today from Lamoille ON bust
hess.
Mr.. George Russell left OH No. 3 last
night for Battle Mountain. He expects
to he gone Il week.
Both the district school and the high
school will begin regular work Monday
morning nj 9 o'clock.
\ late discovery near Reno IL a mine
81 petriiied clam. Specimens have been
sent Il" the University Tor analysis.
Hickory Farm il the name Of nf a
play that will he given by the dramatic
talent on the South Fork January 3lst.
The newly elected County officers
will be sworu III mt the meeting OF the
County commissioners Monday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Mckinley spent "a quiet new year
early III the morning visiting the tomb
OF her husband and later at 7 dined with
Judge Dav.
The residence OF J. \. Mcbride IL a.
bout completed. II isa house Of the
most modern plnn and one OF the pref.
test in Elko.
Dave Ogelvie Of South Fork and W..
\ flynn Of Ruby Valley came in On the
stage last night, They will spend Il few
days in ElkO.
Hop Sing inns disposed OF his interests
III the water works, his interest being
purchased 10y W. Il, Smith who has full
control Of the rlnnt.
y 20 yard foot race took place on
Commercial street ut 3 o'clock today
between Bnho Mayer and W. r.. Boyle.
Babe came III ahead about one foot.
At least $500 WIS be, on the race.
Tho new Board Of Regents will con.
sist OF J. y. Evcns, W. W. Booher, and
Richard Kirman. Thoy will take office
next Monday.
superintendent II. NJ. Ycrington pre-.
scented all tho employees Of the Va T..
rnilrond company with a Christmas lit
nt 90 per month rinse III wages.
Boniiace Kehrlein ;he cngraver and
silver smith ut GarciRs Inns been spend.
ing II lew weeks in San Francisco lie
expects to return IN Il few days.
Read over tho business locals every
day. iou will find something that will
interest you.
A telegram was received last night
fmm DIR. }. T.. Stubs President OF The
state University that by order OF the
rcgcnts tho University will open Jan.
unry 18Th.
Tho I, o. @. T.. iinll at South Fork is
being lined aud pnpcrcd. This will add
greatly to tho appearance 81 tho Hall.
That in just such n hnll as Elko ia in
need Of.
Mrs. Spurgcon formerly OF Elko and
now residing III Sacramento In expected
IN Elko III n icw days. She will spend
tho rcst Of tho winter with her paronts
Mr.. and Mrs. PiIlcy.
Tho editor Oi tho INDEPENDENT will
remain IN Reno until Tu@dny morning.
This week ho attends tho old Board of
Regents. Tho now Board will be con.
stitutcd Monday.
Eureka hos been short Of coal during
the past week. AZ the weather Inns
boon cold mud tho supply nt wood very
low It bas caused como little %iHconvcn,
fence to tho people there.
The meeting Tor tine purpose OF or.
ganizinR n cluo fer Bible study will
mcot III tho Presbyterian church We'd.
nesday evening at 3 o'clock. ina,cad oI
Tuesday evening M previously nnonn
al.
Tho De Lamar Sunday ecllOol raised
Sli1.GO TOR Christ mae exercises thia ycaI
80 wUs spent for prcscnis mud SO 10,
Candida md oranges. That exceeds the
nmounia rniscd by tho two Sunday