Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23
Neil ouderkirk is improving grad.

Neil Ouderkirk is improving grad.
ually.
Recorder Grover is able Ia attend to
his official duties.
Sheriff Clark Inns fourteen prisoners
to look after in the Jail.
Ii iieii'hart Company has "A splen
did hne-of carpets aud liuoicum. The
new al tells abOut them.
william J. Bryan has notified Senator
NcwlHnds tina; he will come to Nevada
aud make speeches in the principal
towns. He will coumteract the work of
the Indian i iceberg.
Constable Mccoy went us far cast us
Monticello last nl.hi looking for Il man
who had stolen IL pistol III Elko. He
failed to timd ms man and returned
early :his Tor&inG.
In the pas; thirty years Italy has sent
more than ,oUO, TO persons to the Uni
ted States, -,y~ tie Wurld's Work. \
niuthrT ut thu hnve returned III course
"f time. l"kmr "iil :htm carefully
hu.IuuL saving. \ very large niajpT-
- have r'u."IuyL IL lie United States
Ia" custom -! u'argiin" ..iri. when
they az" ,ucrc chill ir",. - ~ 10 years
IL mcrrua az rather than decreasing in
bengal and ether paris uf Iudip. The
resulting racial degradation is ht co ming
81 cbviOus ;hIt law nave, been passed in
several regions fOrbidding the marriage
OF girls unicr II.
john Stafford died III Bplic, Friday.
II" cfawi"i into a newly laid pipe Ct the
Standard "%uiuian! at Green creek tn
I,i'ut the inside ~ the uipr AMI u candle
started ii IiIv. and hr wi,s nearly over
rumc br!urc ne could ur located and a
hole cur IN Tive pipe. lie fingered from
Tuesday until Friday. Tie was aged u
yeas, and leaves relatives III Butte
City.
The reports from every section of the
country SHOW that the drift uf public
sentiment is toward Parker aIn. Davis,
Now and then Il diSgruntIed Democrat
announces that he cannot support Park.
er, but hir place i'll the ranks liz quickly
taken 10y recruits from the opposition.
The political sky looks bright Tor a
great Democratic victory III November,
Sheriff Cinrk returned last night FROM
Il hunting trip on Sun Creek. lis
party killed four deer and spared the
lives uf mary more. lie brought back
ii big hunk of veUison, which he divided
anon Il few OF his friends. lie also
brought from 4 &. Riddles place III
Star Valley atwig Of plum tree literally
loaded down with fruit Rnd some apples
that can't be beat anywhere.
dler has 800 names on his petition rs d
candidate for Congress. These names
are doubtless made up Of men from all
political parties, many Of whom will
not vote for him on election day. Many
Republicans have doubtless sigued hi.
petition III the hope that he will draw
enough votes from Van Duzar To elect
f~erIngton.
\ dis pat"h al 10Th from Rome says 4
great battle Inns commenced at MuKdeb
General kurOki. after "a wide turning
movement, has crossed t,.e Hun river
and attacked the Russian right flank
with IA hundred thousand troops. Tho
total Jannesc force il three times CREATE
than the Russian. The conditions ARE
almost idcntical with those nj Lao Yam!
except that the Russian positions are in,
ferior.
The Chamber OF Commerce was the
recipient of some tine specimens al
Nevada products yesterday. b. T.. How
ard brought i'll pumpkin whicl
weighed forty.Onc and IL half pouuG
which was raised on his ranch eigh
miles south Of Reno. Some tine tree
stone peaches and native pIums wer,
also brought in from the Mct'arrar
ranch, fifteen miles cnst OF Reno, which
would do credit to the greatest frui
raising sections OF the country, and the,
do, for Washuc county can't DO bent II
the wcst.--Journal