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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
PONCE
(De aaa1sstro corrssponsaD

Enero q. LA frags ta de guerra
alemAna, qua lego ayer 6 este puer-
to, I a ananao 10 atenci6 i del pnb lico,
salio aver tarae de aqnf, entire dos y
tea. La <Stosch. sc sirige { SAINT
Taomas.
H y ha sAlido en- libertsd, bsjo
fisl 70 persoLal do quinientos sdo-
llarss, dada por una persona de
sqni, 10 mujer s quien Sc ha acusado
de hAber tornado nm ab 1rtivo, ha.
liam dose en- estAdO interesAnte Per-
soma verAz informA 81 CORE e1ponsal
de Ella Core spondencias, que la de.
nuncia 60 ipjustR, porque 10 muier
no ha cometidO Ell crimen de que ,se
le acusa.s
Don Elpidio de Miar, periodiatA
esps n 81, estk dando en- ID Logia xEs.
tretla del Snr., dc Yauco, varias
conferencias acercR de 10 <Fuesza
Naval de las Nacioneas. La ID. fu6
el domingo 16. y verso sobre histo.
ria de 10 marina de guerra. In "a.
tuvo lugar el domingo 25, y el CON
ferenciAnte hRbl6 sobre unidaaes
t6cnioAs navales, fuerza ofensivs,
vAlor de los movimientos r&pidos, y
va1or de los submarines destro-
gers La 81. ser& el px6ximo do.
mingo, y versar& sobre eomparaci6n
tesnlea de las faerzas de las nacio.
nss de primer orden, y resultado hi
pot6tico de la victofia.
Estas conferencias han desperta-
do mucho interest y 6 elias asiste
numeroso r dblico.
El popular quincallero, hoy 10.
vista, Felix M. Msna Muf1oz, NOS
manifesto que tiene Ell psnsamiento,
81 vende macho, de. hoy al dia 10.
de Fsbrero, de hseer nm obsequio a
10 sscei6n de bombsrcs que taunf6
el domingo en- el smatchs de Ia PIa' :
va, en- el dia de 10 PAtrona del
. Uuerpo.
Mena Muf1oz tiene nm gran surtido
de prendas de orc y brilliant 30, y ca
el dnico pueftorriqueno que vende
esta clase de joyss por 10 isla.
La compaf1fa de ls luz el6atrics,
de Ponce, tndemnizarA, sin ir jui.
clio ante Ii sCorte Fsderal., & Tsre
90 Borrero, mAdre del nif1o que mu.
rio & cousecueneia de hAbar tocado
un alambre de la Luz que cafa hxcia
10 Gale, CON los seiselentos dollars
que pide 10 aesgraciada mAdre. Sc.
ha evitado ell elltis9.
Sigue en- estado grave la sef1ora
esposa de don Rafael Le6a y PAz,
Notario de Ponce.
62o imponeDtes depositaron el do
mingO en- el &c. edito y Ahorro Pom.
cefios 81, ,221.O5 eentavos moneaa O.
merieAna. Librstas nuevas expsdi
aas 81.
Sc habla de proximos cambios en-
el personal del Ayantamiento de es.
ia ciud&d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
PrepsraSe IN animadO
CarnavaI en Uuado
Un desahuciio dispuesto
por el Tesorero

-
Enero 25 Sc encuentra entire
nosotroa oil simpft'cn & inteligente
dc ctor Audinct que goza en- esta 10
caliaad de jsstfsim fAma. Le salu
damos If factuosaments.
El If siai de Sanidad auxiliAr, doe.
tor Gonzalez, renunei6 este cargo
para ocupar ell de oficial de Sanidad
de LAres, vaeAnte por distitue' On
srbitrafia del que~l 10 sesemps fiAba.
Este asunto aar6 muchO jueRo, y
dichu ofisisl de Sandal ser8 repues
to, puesto que In separation de an
fancionario municipal hisne que su
je tafse & un expedisnte que se le
formar& y en- el cual se prusbe una
causa legal.
Las fieatas de cRrnaval quedsr&n
muy animadas'
Sc ha iniciado una auacripcion
para sxpecular en- las destas CON Ell
I'm de Gedicar el resultaao 6 la COM
posics6 6 del cementerio.
Dicha suscripcion alcarza & una
busna sums, siendo el autor do tan
I&OG&Dl0 pE pEuH@M40ubU I'll &LEMtMS UON
Pedro Rivers Collszo, qEieu por sus
simpatfas. encuentra 10 cooperation
del vecindario.
El sefior alcalde tiene vArios pro-
yectos que sar&n bene6cioaos 6 Ii
localidad.
Ne ha dispuesto nueyaments el
lar zsmiento de los ocupantes de In
finca ntmaro 279 que aaquiri6 don
BAltRRar Marquee, de Lsres, en- su-
bssta ptblica. Dichs fnca rAdica
en- los barrios de Caguxna y Santa
Rosa de ests Jurisdiction.
El Tesorero tiene dispuesto que
el lanxamiento 10 haga IL Policia
Iusular, sin que iutervenga otro
faneionArio, como 81 ese cuerpo 10
tuviera investido de fAcultades para
esos actos que solo pueden efectuar-
10 los Tribunales judiciales.
Antes de ser Mr.. Wilcox Jefs de
IL Polieia Iakular. 10 Policfa de esta
ciudad iniei6 los lanzamient6s lle-
gando & realizar &lgunos; pero hoy
parece que se ha visto mejor Ell asun
to, , 81 nuevo Jefs no ha dado aun
6rdenes.
AL sargento Padial tocsrk tan pc.
nOsa fancion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
iIfITJI1lITIFITIJiTIFIFIIITITIFi

@-@D9~M
Bsjo 10 direcelon asI maestro de
obras don Ckndido Acevsdo, han
dado principle en- MAnatf los traba.
jos del Hospital.
So halla en- M.yAguez el repre-
sentante viajero del sBoietfn Msr-
cantils don Joaquin Petals (Ssm
per
La fanci6n de gala & bsne ficio de
les dsstas pAtronales que So celsbt6
en- Maysgnsz, hubo de rssu.tAr muy
espl6ndiua. Los actores faeron
aplaudidos con entugissmo.
Sc vlene traba1ando activaments ,
On el puente que ha de faeilitar el
paso oel Rio <Mata pl&sano., en- IL
earretera de Ciales.
Ei ind4viduo Eleutsrlo Torres, de
Mana11, el cuaI Torres 90 hAlia de-
msnte, hiri6 en- To- cAbexa CON una
pieara. JAli&n Stuard (s) Sinipa.
El hecho ocurlio el diA "a, y elagre'
sor se halla &esenido.
TAmbi6n fas agreaido en- MAnatf
pero Lo por nm loco, sino por Agus.
tin Simo, Hilari6n CArvaisl. Slmo,
el agrssor. se haIla ca libsrsaa Dajo
fanza.
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Ul Duente que
haCla falta


Va esta expuesto en- las ofcinas
de la Alcaldfs de Ponce el plano pa.
10 el puente que hs de levantarse
para fAcilitar el paso 81 cementerio
dc 10 Playa, que esla en- los terrsnos
de 10 <FAaca1.
De esperar es que enas las for
malidades del caso, sc ca breve,
principle las obrss. Aqu6l i'm.
po1 t&nte bArrio de Ponce merece
que Sc le at enda 10 mejor possible.
Y sismpre Sc le tuvo sn olviAo, al
extEemo de que el anterior puente
que existlo On el Indicate paso, des' :
plomoss una vez cuAndo una conf.
t1va f1nebre se encaminaba oil ce.
menterio. Muehas personas caye.
ron 81 aqua, y el alfanto salv6se del
inesperAdo chApuz5n porque los que
conduc1An sl sArcofsgo hAb1an pasa.
do el puente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
DR.. EMILIO CHGVRgMONT
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA


De regreso de los e tados Ua'dos
ha alberto m OFICINA DENTAL
calle de S. Francisco n6mero SO.
Frsnts 4 10 Cspilla.
Son muehas los personas que en-
San G srm&n han sido denunciadas
q timanents por irfrAcel6n 6 las
leyes de hygiene + q olicA.
Para Curar un Refvado en- un did
tome Las PASTILAs LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUNINA. 81 boticario. le deyolvera 81 dinero 81
no Sc cura La drma dc 3. w. GROVE se hala
on cada ca1ita-
Pronto contraerk matrimoni, CON
una dist guida ss d rita, sl jove
Joa6 Nod, en- San Garm&n,
Las PILDORAS RECONSTITU.
YENTES DE VALE & CANCIO,,
est&n formadAs por les s6aicos re-
constituyentes y dig astivos mas va
lios0s de que hty dlspone la ciencia
para combAtit pronto, CON exito, Ell
empobrecimienzo de la~sAngre.
Ri L,zoS .cial, de Msysgusz, cs.
lebr6 Ell rs nm baile en- el que hubo
mucha animation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

FL mejor sistema para Ia incu-
paci6n de. los huevos, es el nuevo
m6todo adoptado en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Este m6todo consiste en- las in
cubadoras de la <Reliable Incuba-
tor & Brooder Co., de Quincy--lll.
Vease nuestra edici6n del 4 de Fe-
brero donde aparecera un anuncio de
eSta casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
NOtaS parlamentariaS

Aysr tarde hAblaron en- honor de
10 memoria del sef1or Arfstides Diaz
y Diaz, los senores Colon, Montal-
vo, Lartfnsgs, Gorails, Gazm&n Bs.
nit<z, Torregrosa, We've, y G omsz
por los obreros de Mayagu8z.
Ri senior q ordils propuso que Sc
dealesra una lApida & In tumpa del
patriota y Guzm&n Bsnitez que SO
votara una pension q favor de Ii
viuda.
Despu6s de tsrminaSo el homena.
&c & que hacemos referencia, ss de.
clar6 L. CAmara en- comisi6n total
para diseutir el'R. B. ndm. /, para
10 abolici6n de 10 psna de muerts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28
Bofetones y
cabezadas
En- la Plaza de Colon

Ayss tarde oeurAi6 nm ve1dadero
pug liato en- lap AKA de CO. On.
Un negrito como de dlez y ocho
velnte AMOS estAba ALI vendiendo
dulces Cuando lleg6 nm americana y
le pres nnt6 en- il g.e. lcuoqto vaze?
& 10 que contast6 al dulcero en- ingles
sun centavos. iPero el americana
siguio hablando en- ingles y como
qulera cue ~ OIL vendedor ne le hA-
D1a acApadO 90 iIg .6s, no compren.
do mas. Sc trabaron de pal3bras
y tras las palabras los hschos, dan.
do el negrito una gabezada Al ameri-
cano, reelbisnao de este, 6 golpes con
vlrt.6adose ambos en- nm verdadero
arr'ete aisparsndo pescozonss, pun
tapi6s y utllizAndo mAnos y pies en-
el redoDle hAstA que la Intervention
de la POllci& pusO fin Al incidente,
lIev &ndose & los eontendientes cami'
nito del JazgAdo.
llDIGANME!
CuSles son los mejores cigarrtllos de
Puerto RICO.
LA GOLECTlV6"
lCuales SON los cigarrillos mas baratos
+" VIOLETA"
BIEN DIOHO III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

En- eats imprsnta Sc vsnde papel
yieJo & 81 40 81 qaintAl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

Para curar un Refyddo en- un dIG
tome las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRoMO
QUININA. El botioaro 10 dev0lverA el dinero 81
NO 50 oufa. La Hrma dc Il. w, GROVE. 20 halla
cada caiits.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

NADIA mas c6modo sensat0
que uevar en- ell bo1si1lo, para La tos i
rcsfriados una cajita de las Pastillas
BrOnquiales de Brown. Sin rival i
para el alivio de las irritaciones de la gar 1
ganta quo seu causadas por resfriados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

Un grupo sesAn ig %, en- San Ger
mku, lIev6 nna serenAta 81 81 d 3r
jose Manuel Acosta y Lopez. en- In
nochs del domirgo 25 del actual
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Posta |

de Jose Maria Torres a la hiia del
<Oarlbes)
lTd sres, la hsrmosa qae mi verso
Qmpetr&s?
/ Pues bandits mil veces mi fortuna!
Aqui tienes mi aut6grafo: Dos letras.
i Y nm idilio de amor en- cada una!
CerotificaciOnes m6dicaS en- &La
HnppA@HA AAANf0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

Sigue en- estado grave la sef1ora
esposa de don Rafael Le6a y PAz,
Notario de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

626 imponeDtes depositaron el do
mingo en- el &c. edito y Ahorro Pom.
cef1os 81, ,221.05 eentavos moneaa o.
mericana. Librstas nuevas expsdi
das 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-28

Sc habla de proximos cambios en-
el personal del Ayantamiento de es.
ia ciudad.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

AT the 40 Lunch Counter only first.
class white help is employed. Meals at
all hours mt popular prices.
a carload OF Anheu5er Bush key beer
just received at the Club saloon will be
retailed in quantities to suit the trade. =
w. j. Dove, formerly OF the Depot
Hotel barber shop, has returned and can
he found at the old place ready to Mt.
tend to any work IN his line.
DR.. G. +. Wilson will be at his dental
parlors in Elko about ten days longer.
Those desiring his professional services
should bear this fact in mind and call
during that time.
The Reed Brothers have started a dray.
ing business in Elko. They will do
all work in their line ON short notice.
a shnre Of the public patronage is so.
licited.
n. u. Guldagger, ut Jones' old Stand
is prepared to 90 blackemithIng in all
OF its branches Mt prices to suit the
times. Horse shooting and wagon work a
specially. AL work guaranteed. Take
your work to Mr.. G~uldagger's shop il
You want it done we'll and at reasonable
prices. %
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05

Judge Talbot spent Memorial Day in
Elko and is now looking after his bus.
mess interests in Huntington Valley.
Carson News:-A couple OF chanGes
have taken place at the prison with the
beginning OF the new month. Henry
Noisinger has been relieved and his
place will be taken by Charley Cavan-
augh. Jack Wall, it is said. will take
the place made vacant by the advance.
ment Of Cavanaugh.
q. Moore. Of Brooklyn, New York, a
cousin of MIR. Dawiey, is spending a few
days in Elko. Mr.. Moore is greatly in
terested in our promising mineral re-
sources Of every kind and thinks Ne
vada has Il grand future before her. He
paid the INDEPENDENT Il visit yesterday
and is a very pleasant gentleman,
Mr.. &. Casper, brother Of our towns
man Dave Casper, and one Of Elko's pi.
"neer settlers, having located here first
IN 1868 when Elko was a town Of but a
WV ''''Ts 'lllNNNA ICNV NDNlIlNluN IIBHl
fmm New York ON a few days visit
We was agreeably surprised at the
growth and apparent prosperity Of the
town.
The commencement exercises proper
~ the Nevada State University began
mt Rem" Sunday with the l5~accalnureate
enrpina. az tI,a ,,N De- NU.I
liam Raider NJ Sun Francisco delivered
the Sermon, which WIS one OF til. most
eloquent and common sense discourses
ever delivered irom the rOstrum ri the
gymnasium.
4 Tonopah dispatch oi May 10Th. "a
the Carson News, says: 4 report las
reached here of Is great gid strike in
the menntains about thirty miles south
west ~ Touupah. Two immense lodges
OF ncl rock we're found and q sample
pounded in n mortar yielded ten dollars
greRt excitement aud II gr"nt rush 4 the
region.
The University of Nevada track team
won the r-collcgiate field day from
Utah last Saturday with the overwhelm
ing ecure Of 10 to %, and the visiting
team returned home with one of the
most decisive defeats ever recorded in
college athletics. This contest shows a
great Improvement III the athletes 81
the Nevada team as just II year ago they
were defeated 10y the Utah athletes in
Salt Lake.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
Irrigation PreJ-e. started.

The Government ls calling for bids
for the construction OF . gigantic Irri-
CATION canal to lead out OF the Truckee
river. II il to be constructed at the
expense OF the general government I'M
der the provisions OF the new irrigation
law.
Engineer l.. II. Taylor, who has
charge of the photographic work in this
State, was seen yesterday by II Journal
reporter in his offices in the Clough &
Crosby building. Mr.. Taylor said in
response to inquiries:
-We have completed our survey of the
lower Truckee and the Carson BASIN
sufficient to proceed with the conatruc
ton Of the canal.
at will lead out Of the Truckee,
twenty-five miles from Reno and follow
the right or south bank OF the Truckee
a distance Of ten miles, where it leaves
the canyon and takes an easterly and
southerly course a distance Of twenty.
one miles. This Is a point on the Car
son river west OF Carson sink. where il
~ pTopOseu th CONSTRUCT u reservoir nav
ing Il capacity Of 270, 900 acre feet in
winch to store the waters Of the Truckec
during the non irrigating season.
This canal will have IA capacity Of
l,i0O cubic feet II second. The width OF
the bed will be twenty feet. II will
carry "A depth Of thirteen feet OF water
and will be fifty-nina feet wide ut the
water surface.
There are now along the Truckrc
river only 1900 acres of land under
cultivation. Approximately 325, 900
acres OF very rich land will be brought
under cultivation by this canal. Ten
acres OF land will support one individ.
ual. This will give a s%ustenance to
$4,000 people direct from the soil. Incl.
dentully the new towns and villages in
the irrigated region will bring the popu-
latIon up to $1,000. expect to sec that
many people in ten years"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05

The commencement exercises Of the
university nee now ncnrly over, md
in a couple of more days the college
grounds viii lie deserted for the sum
mer. tuesday the. Seniors read their
theses and are now fully graduated, and
tonight the seniors reception will take
place in the gym
Virginia Chronicle :-Doane. tue young
man from Carson appointed by Senator
Stewart to the Annapolis cadetship, has
tailed TO pass the examination required.
before entering the naval academy. As
Richard Beckett made such "a credit.
able showing against the University
students in the recent examinations at
Reno, and was appointed alternate 10y
the board Of examiners. il is very likely
that he will receive tl:e cadctslip left
vacant 10y the failure Of Doane.
Tho board OF regents E.eid their AN
nual meetipG Monday to consider the
recommendations for graduation end to
transact the unfinished business OF the
year. After the OF the candidates
for graduation were considered it was
found that this years class is the largest
that ever graduated. Several improve
meats in the University were consider
ed. The work OF the past yenr WAS
looked INTO and found To he far above
the average Of previous ysars
Superintendent Critchley has IL :orce
Of about twenty men employed iii 'ging
trenches for the new j.inch water pipe
to he laid in the principal streets of the
town by the Elko Water Company.
The men are now working Oh the street
in front Of the High School. An i'm
mense reservoir is also being dug on the
brow ot tie hill northeast III the hos
pital. II will he eight deep. about four
feet Of which have already been excavat-
ed. The water from tins new reservoir
will have Il fall of nearly no feet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
hone>SfI~ made
Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-riveted
OVeTallS
l& az
Stewards Swanson.

The home Of Mr.. mud MB. Seymour
jacobs was the scene Of u very pretty
wedding last night, when Mr.. Ralph
Stewart and Miss Carrie Swanson
were joined in the hlissiul bonds
of holy matrim0ny by Rev. f. ID.
Meredith The ceremony was perform
ed in the presence Of ahOut thirty Of the
intimate frienhs nf the contracting par
tiee. The hanny c"uple stood under a
pretty bower Of smilax and ribbon and
the parlor aud dining o were beau.
tifully decorated with flowers. Mr.
Hayden Henderson acted ns best man
and Miss Matte Keith wns the brides.
mail. while Mir. q. +. Mayer gave the
bride away.
The bride looked pretty as u picture
and was attired in "A beautiful gown OF
white silk null over ~tafreta, trimmed
with honiton lace aud carried a bouquet
OF white LA France roses. The brides
mRi,i wore u cow nf white organdic and
carried "A hou9uc, Of American beauty
roses.
After the ceremony the guests repair
ed to the dining ro IN and partook Of a
sumptu"ns wedding supper prepared ~
hlr. and Mrs. Jacobs.
The bride has lived in Elko for about
"a year and during that time has made
many friends, especially with the young
people. Mr.. Stewart is one ~ our pros
porous carpenters and er joys the friend.
chip and confidence OF the people of
Elko. Tie happy couple will reside in
the Craighead house.
Tho lSDEpESDESr, with their many
friends. extends congratulations and
wishes the Young couple a long and hap,
py married life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
Come to ElkU,

L. s. Magill OF the Harvard Optical
Parlors, Reno. is here in EIko OH profess
siODal business tu remain about two
weeks. Mr.. Magill is n post graduate OF
The Philadelphia Optical College. and
brings with hun the highest testimonials
from all classes in Western Nevada and
California rs to his proficiency in sue.
cessfully treating all cases Of defective
vision. eye strain. sore, inilamcd and
weak eyes, caused by retroactive errors,
weak ocular musclPs. i'll fitting glasscs
etc. He gives only the finest crystalline
lerses and IN every case guarantees sat
isiaction. Has the latest scientific opti.
cal instruments and new methods Of fit.
ting eyes. Examinations free. Diii-
cult cases n specially. Come and see
him at the Keith house, Commercial
Street, North side. opposite Freight
depot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05

Albert r.. Chandler, who has been
appointed State Engineer by Governor
Sparks, ia in this city and will make his
headquarters here. Mr.. Chandler is a
young man. recently graduated from the
Nevada University and who was mos,
highly recommended by the faculty oI
That Institution.
The state engineer is n new office
crented by the last legislature to meet
the demand for greater attention Ia ir
rigation matters upon the part Of the
State.
The Office is to be tocatcd in Carson
City and the salary Of the State cDgin.
Ger liz S1,l00 per nnnum; no il undei
bonds Of $4,000. lIo may employ an as-
sistanL Mt 81 200 por annum mud otlher
assistants ut II salary moi to exceed $500
per year. All arc entitled to travelling
expenses. Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05

". II. tIamlip, the scientific opticiap,
In ut the Depot Hotel and will remain
several days. flo 10 doing considerable
busincss here aud those in need Of his
services should either call on him or
send their address 10 the Depot Hotel
In the latter case. Mr. lIamlin will call
Mt nny residence III town mud III my
kind Of cyes with glassos. lie under
at tnds tis business thoroughly and
those who deal with hun are sure to re-
ceive courteous treatment and value
received Tor their money.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

l.. l.. Bradley is in town.
w. +. Limebarger u Carlin is in
town today.
WIN. Smiley. superintendent Of the
Scott ranch, il in town.
The Osccln Nugget is the name oi Il
new Nevada newspaper.
Mrs. y. l.. Robinson OF Winnemucca
If visiting her parents in Elko.
i. a. Mckenzie Of Tuscarora arrived
from San Francisco this morning.
The citizens OF Reno are forming a
-GCl" to rid the town Of confidence men
and thugs.
Passenger train No. 1 was delayed
about five hours last night by Il washout
five miles east oi Gerald.
Judge Brown held II session Of the
District Court today and IL number of
probate matters we're disposed ~.
Miss Dora Shechnn has closed her
school q, GolcondH and gone to San
Francisco to spend her vacation.
T.. y. Magill, II gtnduate optician, ar.
rived from Reno last last night aud will
remain III Eiko about two weeks. See
notice else where.
4 hand male up from tho several In
dian school bands throughout the cOun'
try will be sent to the Worlds Fair nj
st. Louis next year.
Geo. Wundcll. II prosperous rnnclIcr
~ North Fork il in town. lie says
everything looks we'll in that section,
that tlIer re- ia M immense amount Oi
SNOW 10 the mountains and that the out
look Tor thiR season In very bright.
Tho reports now being circulated 10y
the State press to the effect TINT labor
troubles arc brewing IN Tonopah arc
greatly exaggerated and misleading,
There will he no strike and Shutdown
and neither has been contemplated by
those immediately intercstcd.-Tonopah
Miner.
DR.. J. y. Campbell. u Phoebe. Lin
coin county, WHO some months ago con
tractcd blood poisoning while opcratmf
on u patient, md who had his left nru
amputatcd two timos. has been obliged Il
90 Ia Salt Lake Ia hive the entire liml
removed.
Jamcs Campbell arrived from califor
MIA this morning. lie came this far will
his rnce horses, Oriana and Gibraltar
which continued on to ST. Lonis to IN
entered IN The races ,hoto. Jim will RI
main about two wccks in Elko md vii
then go on 10 81. Louie 10 he will
the horscs. flo has a good deal to sP.
about his racing ventures in California
tells n iow -hard luck" stories, but gay
on tho whole he camc out very vol.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-05
Notice to Creditors.

N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Fourth Judicial District OF The State OF
Ncradn In aud for the County OF Llko.
In the mattorof the Estate Of Sarah
T.. fannoi, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
j." Fannot las been duly appointed
ana qualified by the District Court OF
tho Fourth judicial District II the
State OF Nevada, Ia and for the County OF Elko,
on the third dry OF June, 1909, as executor OF
tho estate Of Sarah T.. Fanuof, late OF said
County. deceased. All creditors having claims
against said estate aro required 10 nlo the
Same, with tho proper vouchers attached, with
tho Clerk OF tho Court, withip threo months
'coiu tho FIRST publication ~ this notice.
Dated June ., ipD.
T.. FASSor,
Executor OF the will Of Sarah T.. Fannof,
deceased.