Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-10-09
fFROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmagundi.

The remains Of Johnson Sides, the
Piute peacemanl'er, arrived in Reno
yesterday md will be buried today.
Julius Gold AN &C O plishcd violinist,
wan to form 81 class FOR instruction on
the violin. See li- notice elsewhere.
Fred V"igt Of Lamoitle WIS injured
i'll II runaway accident this forenoon.
Report says he was very badly hurt.
Owing To The death OF an old friend of
Regent kirmau. the meeting Of the
board. set for tomorrow, has been post
poned until Monday.
Prot. Wilson will meet Mrs. Wilson
here tonight and return to Reno with
her. She has been visiting friends in the
east for the past five months.
Louis Horst, pianist, Nick P,nueIla,
flutist. AMI Julius Gold violinist, arrived
from San Francisco last night to play at
the Elk saloon during the winter.
Considerable work is being done at
the race track and it will be in line CON
di,inn for the races next week. Every.
len, sport.
Seymour jacobs has rented the room
viii open a stock nf gents furnishing
goods, shoes, gloves. ETC., there next
Monday
y fire started on the spur track, near
the cattle corruls, burned three coal
cars aud about 500 new railrond ties
before it was ex]tinguishcd. The tramps
invariably nest in tia: quarter and very
likely they caused it all.-Wadsworth
Dispatch
Five negroes, three whites and two
Japs ar" defendants i'll the investiga.
tons being conducted by the grand
jury. Tho percentage 81 negroes and
all for serious ofTenscs is enough to set
people to thinking, and none more tLnn
the colored people OF this city who are
law abiding.--Reno journal
at makes IA mother mighty mad"
shys the Atkinson (Kan.) Globe, @when
she meets II childlcss woman out driving
with Il GOg sitting in the buggy beside
her" But not half rs mad, Mr.. Globe
by a Thousand diametcrs us it makes tho
woman with the dog to see Il mother
trunding along a fine. plump baby
Kansas City Star.
We nave alluded more than once to
the charm, the nerve, the sunny frank
ness Of Kansas journalism. ITero is q
bit from a marriage notice in the Hut
Crimson Herald: "Tho groom was n
widOwer and stands over six feet tall
his bride ia short, not over four and one.
half feet, md To her intimates che has
always been known Rs Little Dolloy
Bow L"gs.' The Herald extends its best
congratulations to the happy pair
At Mizpah Hall on Friday evening,
Oct. 10th, the young ladies OF the Pres.
byterian church will, commencing right
after the races, serve n delicious lunch.
Just - cents for Il fine chicken tamale.
and coffee, or salad, sandwiches
md coffee. Everything will be good
ana tho young ladies will sec that
you do not leave the hall feeling hungry.
The preliminary examination OF Milo
WilkcrsOn on the charge OF grand lar
ceny closed late yesterday afternoon.
Judge Rutledge listened patiently to
the evidence md the arguments of the
attorneys aud then ordered the defend.
ant 10 bc held in the sum OF $500 to ap.
pear before the grand jury The bond
WINS given and the defendant was dis.
charged. lie left for Tuscarora this
morning.
Row George II. Greenfield md Mrs.
Greenfield returned last evening from
their trip To Ruby valley ind North
Fork. While away Mr.. Greenfield per.
formed tho marriage ceremony for Al
bert Myers aud Miss Edith Krcnka of
Ruby valley md Charles Is. Happier Of
r~usrGrnra and Miss Carrie Rutherford
~ North Fork. The INDEPENDENT cx.
tends its hcartiest congratulations to
the newly welded people and wishes
them the fullest measures OF prosperity
and happiness.