Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-28

II gou WANT up ifdfi - me t't'. ;bDul
the history 81 the ir IL, mn m,re nc ~,
turn out ind bear Wan. T.. SIN, tho u,x,
Monday night.
Mrs. Booher wrote from ChicaI O
Tuesday that she and hcr mother had ar
rived there and " ruId !eave 1T G:O pm.
tur Savannah, M.ss,ud. BJ,l ", re
we'll.
DIR. C. T.. Wilson, formally Of Elko
Nevada is nov associated with DIR. T..
y. C"chruue nj Rom la Spring Valley
Bldg. oyer "City Of Paris San Fran.
cisco. California
The trial Of Cla.ics R,ubens, alias
George Reid. charged with assaulting
Margaret Flynn OF Reno. resulting in
a Disagreement Of tile jury. Eleven
voted for conviction and one tor acquit-
tai.
The Dmgley tariff, the highest over
known III this country, imposes an av-
erage duty Of 1881 per cent. Ii bur.
dens the many for the enrichment Of the
80" IN NoSNS ~ ltspOp - - I'll tllllt5 DI
this country approximately 81 100000.
900 a year.
Aside from the election ri II United
States senator, the democratic le.i, la
tive ticket should win. Everyone OF
them is the equal OF his opponents md
there is no good reason why any demo-
crat should scratch IA mamenn tie ticket.
Vote her straight.
Democrats Of EIku county do Your
duty on election day. If you do. Ncva-
ia will he in the PARKER column when
the votes are counted. Don't sulk and
don't thro" yOar vo.cS away OH the
poPuliSt IT sci Hist "A Ii At -. They
are merely republican decu,s.
Judge Jones Of Austin received IL scir-
gram ycs.cr lay inform ~ him tint
LOUIS Il. Roo GER la ur.n He'd Ly a
hOres III StncIsnn. Cd, nn We'd .dsday.
Mr.. itUOhrr Was born and raised III
Austin, WAS the yunuGcsi .ou nf the
late Gcrl. j. Z. Rocker, unI wns the
name sake Of GOvCrlor j.. K. i}raIiy.
As Gongressm'H. vai Duzcr WIS born
and r"trd IN 10 county. t." should
so LASTLY begged Tor democratic rup.
port for Mr.. F~arrinGtur on the home
caTdi iaIrT cry. lhry should -iuw their
c"nslstcrc! ROW 10y voting hr Van
DuZcr. Return tlt compliment given
tn faTrinEtUu Two years ago hy Elko
democrats, ar convict yourselves Of
downright h!pocri-y.
Republicans ar" toni 81 fcpeI; ne
the malicious and untruihtui stat. meut
that III democratic "a iw,IuisiFaIun makes
hard times The reverse of this state
mcnt Is the actual fact. There have
been more failures and labor dis;ur-
Dances under the Roosevelt al
]trac;Ioa than there were under Clcvc-
land. The three great pmI"s ~ recent
ycass all occurred under republican
administrations nn1 wer" the direct
result Of republican, policies.
A"N iafA' ~ ~ ~ A'NN AlN u
liehcd i'll the FREQ Prrcs last night
under the caption Of Tell the Truth"
did not know what lie wag writing
about, An additional appropriation of
5000 for the Flo Indi N school was
made ut he la / seSs IN II colIress
1t vas thus appropriation and no, the
original one that Van Duzcr said he
worked for with the house confcrccs.
Try AGAIN, GazaIteman, but know what
you H'e talking aLOut the next time.
.Af,w lays a.0G. II. Allen. who Keeps
Il livery II die at Well, sent VIII
liam I"nng, who hal worried for linn
Il short time. tn Mr.. L,cch'a ranch III
Glover Valley after Il Iund Of hay.
Instead Of gong Ia the ranch. he went
to Mr.. Ages place and traded oil
to Cherry Creek and trnIci the O her
horse and harness for "a saddle and $40.
Mr.. Allen put he "lli :rrs III Ynuug's
rack and he VAS arrested bclpv Ely.
lie was taken to Wells and bpund over
Ia appear before the grand jury
Constable Moore brought him t0 Elko
yesterday. Not finding An officer Mt
the jail, the constable took his prisoner
Ia the track and stnId with him until
after the race. lie was then lodged
III jail.