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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-08-26

Early this morning the rain began
falling in this city in torrents md in a
short time the streets we're flooded With
water, but in other parts OF the State re-
ports come oi greater storms. A mes
cage from Carson stated that the run
was coming down in torrents and that
from all points came reports Of hard
rain storms. The storm also ragged in
tile mountains and it was with the
greatest difficulty the wires between
California and Nevada were used.
Clouibursts have been frequent IN
Southern Nevada during the past two
weeks and a great deuI of damage has
been lone in that portion Of the State.
Reno journal.
Constable Mccoy received IA dispatch
from Brigham City. Utah this afternoon
stating that james Ross was there yes.
terday and had left Tor Ogden
Judge Brown, Mrs. Brown and two
children left this morning with Il saan
OF mules and Il covered wagon Tor Ely
and PI"ch" where the Judge will hold
court, They expect to be gone about u
month.
Fre'I Woods, the last oi the Gem
saloon trio. arrested for selling liquor TO
Il minor. plead guilty this forenoon and
TRs fined 500 and costs. Like his
partner Nclaon, sent up Yesterday, he
Will work out this fine at the expense OF
the taxpayers at the ate Of 81 per day.
The United States Government is
figuring on the construction OF M
electric railroad from Fallen Ia Hazen
on the man line Of the Southern Pacific
Company. The engineers are o in
the field and the project is so feasible
that 'Ids are to he called tor within the
next lcY weeke. The power will he de-
veloped Oh The big Government canal
within Il few miles OF Fail0n.
Yesterday afternoon Ross and Slra,ton
were seen, III the public road about
three miles from the Duck Valley res.
ervatiou by MIR. Kennedy who is en-
plo!ed at the reservation. Kennedy
~telePhoned to Joe Hall at Mountain CITY
and Hall telephonad to Sheriff Clark.
They were on horseback, and seemed 10
he heading for Southern Oregon,
Constable DOry OF Edgemnnt and
Indians from the reservation are on their
tracks.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundi

Judge Peter Breen arrived this morn.
ing. He will hold court for Judge
Brown tomorrow.
Coroner Morgan received word late
his afternoon that a ChinamGn was
found hanging by the neck un Tom
Hunters ranch below town. Ho went
down to hold an inquest.
The Elko aud Tuecarora delegations
returned from the Winnemucca conven.
lions this.DorninG. They all came blck
smiling and showed by their looks thnr
they had done good work.
w. b. Nelson, one OF ti'- proprie.
tors OF the Gem saloon, p:rld guilty
this forenoon to selling liquor to a
minor and Justice Morgou Iiued him
300 II the costa, amounting 10 SI2.7 -.
lie will work it out in Jail at the rate OF
81. per day.
About IL o'clock yesterday we wired
Prof. Game tu send the convention uews
by > o'ciUch but his dispat III did not ar
~ 'HS paper WIZ 'h NHe DIthS.
Chs accounts FOR the abseu 20 OF onven
tipn news III last night pancr.
Mrs. Jennie T. Coll, President Of the
Nevada Rcbekah Assembly. paid Ivy
Rebeiah Lodge an nilic: {! visit last
night. After n pleasant tim. spent III
the lodge f"om, the sister and those
present were entertained at Mrs. Lang's
Mrs. Coll left this morning FOR Tusra-
rora to visit River Stur Lodge and her
old friends.
The Republicans OF Wisconsin are
having "A regular cat and monkey time
among themselves. The South western
Wisconsin, Of the Stalwart faction, SANS
that every Lal'ollette man is simply a
rebel; TINT Lat'ollctte men "may make
loud professions Of love for welt,
but they still cannot unite Benedict
Arnold and George Washington; that
there is no bridging the gulf between
LaFollctte and Roosevelt; that 1T is as
wide AS that which separates Arnold
from Washington" All uf which is
encouraging to Democratic prospects in
Wisconsin.
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a disgrace to humanity and q menace
to the morals OF the community in which
they ply their disgrsceful business.
Such men as these are strangers 10
correct principles and should not be al
lowed to do business in any decent
community. They hive no re-
gard Tor the laws OF God or
man. This is evidenced by
their plea OF guilty to selling liquor to a
minor, the son OF one Of Elko county's
most respected citizens. In addition to
this they conduct skin games. When
one OF the proprietors was searched nj
Jail the other day, bogus dice used in
shooting Grape, wa found OH his per.
son. THIS and other means to eutice
money from the pockets OF the Tin ear
are said to 10 carried on by them.
BESIDES this, it is claimed they harbor
and protect men Of their class SO that
the officers OF the law can not nrrest and
convict them OF vagrancy.
Beside all this the Gem Saloon as a,
present conducted ia u public nuisance
and ought to be suppressed. The yilest
kind Of language is used in the place
and heard up the sidewalk. Their wild
orgies OF song and vile language run in
to the early morning hours and disturb
those whose homes are near
This condition OF affairs should
not be permitted to continue longer.
y petition should be circulated and
signed by citizens and presented to the
commissioner asking them to revoke
the license. II this is done and the CON.
missioners do their duty this den OF in.
:quity will be wiped out.
Since the aboSe WIS written, District
Attorney Henderson has informed the
writer that he would ask the commits.
sioners at their next meeting to revoke
this license. Tho people OF the town
should back up the district attorney.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mrs. a. S Stewart, Cnrlin's post iss.
ttcss, if in town.
Mr.. Hickey and family have Como to
Lnm"IlIc on Il camping trip.
Tho Inst few nights have been uuitc
cool. Ice has formed and there have
been heavy frrts.
Mrs. Mayer returned lnpt night from
San Franclsco, Shc has fully reco vercd
hor health.
Judge Maginniss oi Ogden is in
Town on business. He says tho indica.
lions look gouI for the election Of
Judge Parker.
Prot. Game got IN from tie southern
part II Tia" county last night md left
tor Wmurmuccn this AFTERNOON Ia attend
the conventions.
Tho Home insurance company has
psid ~ full tho cinim fur damages Ia the
residence u Webster Patterson, caused
hy the recent IRE.
\ large number Of delegates to the
Wiuncmucca conventions left III Mob
ycotcrday afternoon. Thcy will aRsist
III nominating tho winning ticket.
MIR. Englcr leaves Ia night Tor au
extended trip through tho cast in tho
nicrCRia 81 hiH firm Ilo will take III
big lair nj - LouIa before he returns.
Mira. ". o. Willmma II South Fora
left for Salt Lake last night To- 10 at tho
bcdnidc Of hcr daughter who IL very
sick nj 81. Marks hospit Il in Tint city.
Tho Carson Nsws says It ia announced
TINT District Attorney Henderson iH
II candidate Tor Congress- before tho
hWinncmuccn conventions IN Opposition
Ia Vnn Duzor. Go away from homo Ia
hear the unwr.
MIR. Elmoio and Robcrl Henderson
hhvo repaired the cell TINT Ross md
SttaiiOn dUg out 81 the other night.
In tho cell. they found u nt iron tied
np IN paper. This was probably for
use onthe jailer II their first plan Ind
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\ BULLET From Lnwrrnce's Gun.

Direct evidence connecting Post.
master Lawrence with the ATTEMPTED
assassination OF M cmployc named
Garrison Oh the desert near tlnzen sew.
cral weeks ago was discovered yester.
day. l.. Anderson and George Moore
Of lIazen we're M on a tour Of exam
ination when they came across the
place where the assault was made. An
examination brought l., light Il tooth
knocked from Garrisun'a head by a
bullet from Lawrencc's pistol. a FUR
Their scnrch also brought to light tho
bullet.
Since the assault, Mr.. Garrison as
well rs tho attending physician Inns
been Of tho opinion TINT the bullet was
still ludgedl IN his head. This discovery
disprovcs this theory.
The discovery settles whatever doubt
that might have existed that Inv renee
is tho guilty wretch he has been pic.
tured to be and even without his con.
fcRsion his cncyic.ion would now bc
assured,-Journal.
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Nevada Being Advertised.

Through the efforts OF M officer Of
tho National irrigation Congress the op.
p%ortunitics for settlement und homes in
the new lands under the Government
canal in Nevada are being extensively
advertised in tho cast and tho opportun.
itics for homes for settlers only are
shown in II column nd vertisoment in a
weekly magazine published at Elgi,,
Illinois. This was aided by tho colon.
izatiou companies Of the oast who infor.
mod themselves Of tho superior
advantages OF Nevada Tor homes, and
will no doubt aid greatly in starting
immigration this way from the over.
crowded cities and settlements Of tho
cast md middle west.
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short Term CummI.uion.r.


This IL the season when men aspire to
serve their fellow citizens in official en-.
pacltIes. Some OF these let people know
what they want before the conventions
meet, while others prefer to remain IN
tile background.
Mr.. w. e. Owens OF Carlin in one of
the first mentioned class. He wants TO
serve the people Of Elko county ms short
term c"mmissinner and is not afraid 70
let the people know IT. He has been a
reeidcn; ~ Nevada since 1868 and hns
resided in the town Of Carlin for the last
seven years. During all this time u2 to
last D"c'mbcr, he served the Sou hcru
Pacific Company as agcIi. Since last
Dcccmhrr hr has Looked after his own
interests in t'arlin.
Mr.. Ovens is II thorough business man
u II loyaI Dem"crat. He comes from
a section Of the country TINT has had
but little recognition at th" hands 81
either party in the last twenty years,
He represents Democrats who never
talter in their support OF the party.
Ills long residence IN the county, his
business t~raininR and has knowledge OF
OF the connty's affairs %eminently fit him
'or the Office he seeks. II nominated
and elected he will make an efficient Of.
Tho Democratic county convention
should recognize the claims Of Carlin
and place Mr.. Owens on the ticket. II
this is done, he will make it very warm
for bis opponent and pass under the
wire "a winner.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

y cold wave struck this section last
night and this morning il was quite
chilly.
y letter received from Mrs. Bnohcr
this morning states thai her mothers
health Is splendid.
Judg" Hut!edGe and Tom McKiIlips
are up from Carlin. The Judge called
ut thus office tins forenoon and had the
giiI to tell the editor that he WAS grow
ing old He forgot lis own gray locks
and wriukled brow.
Tho commissioners should take steps
at their next meeting Ia compel the
Water Company to K"rp Ma;cr IN the
r'Ees Tor mrtnnt use III case 81 tire.
What Ii he use Of the people paving
taxes Tor tire plugs and contributing To
the support OF fire companies il water is
not KEEP, IN the pipes for instant use in
the case Of ircy
MIR. Gutridg" received word Yesterday
from Mr.. Cranes ranch on South Fork
lint a span Of black horses suppose. to
he his were III that neighborhoOd. He
immediately engaged IA team and hired
a man To go after them. He gave the
fellow 6 III silver and started him of
with the team. Instead OF leaving town
the man got full aud drove the team up
and down the streets and had q Jolly
time. Tho team was finally taken from
him, but most al the money had bccD
epent for red liquor.
Tho Appeal says her re- il II report in
Carson that the frcnds Of Judge Bel.
KNAPP are trying to persuade him to run
AZ an independent candidat" Tor Su.
prcme Judge in case Bartinc beats him
III the Winncmuccn convention. Tins
action ON the part Oi the Judges friends
strikes the writer III beng i'll advised to
cay the lras; Judge lIclknap has re-
ccived tour successive nominations at the
hands Of tho Democratic party md hns
had the Vnr,y's loyal snppurt at the
polls. II btHicn now he should take
hiu mcdiCih" gracefully and give hrs
successful opponent III the convection
his hearty support. and his frlcnda
should do the same.
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Suppress THIS Suisnucr.

Tho Com saloon as il ia o con.
Quoted is not only Il menace to ti,c boys
OF tho town and vicinity. but it is nlso
8 yeritablc den 81 vice. Tho proprictors
have plead guilty this week 10 selling
liquor 10 Il minor aud have been pun.
ishcd for the crime. One Of them 10y
mcaus OF tho wngce Of Gin paid his fine
and, is nov conducting tho business.
Tho other two, not 80 fortunate pcrbaps,
aro serving their sentences in Jail. The
characters Of these men arc said Ia he OF
the kind TINT live or the wages Of fallen
omc II amy class Of men aro lower
in the human scale than this class, tho
writer has never heard an objective OF
efficient force 10 describe It. They arc
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI
Salmaqund.

Peter Carat ia down from White Rock
Ii. III, Gordon, successor to WIN. Sui.
Ivan us 5. 2. deteticve, is in town.
BObert Is. Glenn, the Democratic
nominee for governor Of North Carolina,
III his speech at Raleigh, declared that
three classes Of men would not vote for
Roosevelt for P~redident, these being
the Confederate soldiers, the southern
men and the white men.
One Of the biggest floods tina has Wis
ed TINT section for twenty years occurred
near Phoebe Oh he 18th. \ stream Of
water 200 feet wide and from one to sir
feet III depth swept over the flat below
the town carrying everything before it
und washing out bridges.
The Sencip0l says that fourteen men
are employed i'll the iron mine at Ger
aid, six miles west Of PHlisadc, i'll Eu.
reka. Tho company lis shipping 100
tons OF ore daily to the American Smelt-
ing Company Mt Salt Lake. The net
yield Of this ore doing the past six
months was l5,sO2. The ore is used
for iluXing.
Tho Republicans OF Washes county
have nominated the following ticket:
State Senator, Harry NJ. Martin; assem-.
blymcn, f.. Il. Dodge, Il. II. Kinney,
Walter lasting, A. W. lIolmes, John
S. Orr, +. J. Jones, John W. Wright;
sheriff. G. y, Fcrrel; county, clerk, W..
~. FCgg; recorder and auditor, d. f..
Morton; treasurer, ID, B. Boyd; assessor,
w. S. Beard.
The Catholic church nj Wadsworth
was entirely destroyed by fire enrly
Monday morning. The Dispatch ill.,
timntcs that it was set ON fro so that
business might be continued unob-
structcd i'll tho tenderloin district, 1t
contributes s25 toward q fund to DO paid
us Il rcwnrd for the arrest and conviction
Of the person or persons who set fire to
the ciIIrrh.
An Indian named Bodus. who Tor.
mrrly lived hero. had a leg cut off
Mt Tru kc according to word received
here today by his grandchildren. 30.
dus and his family have been very un.
fortunate. One Of his children sui.
Cidch 10y hanging himself in prison,
where lac was placed for killing his
vito Another son had his arm cut
of by IL railroad train.-Gazeite.
At Il meeting Of the Democratic
county committee last evening, the
county convention was set for Monday,
September 2tth nj the courtroom. Tho
bnsis oi representation was fixed Mt ono
delegate for every iittccr votes and frnc.
ton Of eight or over Gust Tor Attorney.
General Sweeney two ycars ago. Tho ap
poFtionmcnt Of delegates, list VI polling
places and inspectors aud date oi pri.
marics will 10 found elsewhere.
VIM. Smiley, the solid ranchcr OF
StHr Valley, came down !ostcrd day. lIU
reports the people nearly through put.
ting up tho biggest croplOi hay over
IN harvested in that valley. flo Raid he
had boon lIaying for torty.two days, but
was compelled 20 lay or fourteen days
ON account Of the ram and wind. Not.
withstandinR the weather, tho hay was
put up in good condition.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Governor Adams injuries ARE said 10
DO serious, but il liz believed that he will
recover.
Tho wurkmcn arc putting the finish.
ing touclCs nn tho brick work q; tho
now drugstore,
There in II" truth in the report TINT
Dis,rict Attorney Henderson il a can.
didatc Tor Congress.
Mim Martha Gcc'onc 81 Elko ~county's
most popular teachers, has closcd II tcrm
~ echool nj Irwis Mile. California, md
in rpcndinR her vacntion in Virgin 4
City.
As a result ~ tho washou,s on the
Tonopnh road the cnrloh ~ mich
cove TINT wore shipped l." Goldiicld 10y
Governor Spnrks wan sidce,raclkcd Mt
Ycrington for II week. Thoy worO
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miscarricd. 1t and the piece Of rope
cut from the courthouse hell rome. were
probably taken into the Jail hy Il trusty.
The Journal says an nrrnnlZrd puud
OF lofScrS are at work ~ Reno. They
have obtained the signatures ri business
mcn and attach them To- checks which
they cash around town. \ fellow by
tile name Of Gibbs is under arrest for
passing II Of these checks.
Nothing has been heard from Stratton
anu Ross, the two men who broke Jail
last Tuesday night. Constable Mccoy
has sent descriptions Of Ross broadcast
throughout the country and Sheriff
Clark has one the same for Stratton,
Tie report went around Saturday
night that the I~SDEpESpIXT was incor.
rectIn Its statement OF facts regarding "a
lire At Judge Browns house. In regard
thereto. we wish merely 20 say that the
accom- Of the tire was PUBLISHED cor.
rectly. We probably should have stated
that the pressure WAS on 10y the time the
tire co npanics reached the rire plugs,
but It was not on when the fire broke
out.
The Keno Gazette puts up "a very
sour lace over the announcement that
Governor Sparks has consented To- run
Tor United States Senator. II the mere
Tact OF his announcement has such a bad
effect on the Gazette man, he will be q
tit subject for the Hospital for Mental
Diseases when the news 81 the Cover
ncr's election reaches him. Don't feel
so hRd. ncighbor, You will still have
Nixon, Yerington and tue rest u the z.
o, p. with you.
Charles Linderberg. n stone mason,
WIS found dead in his cabin, near Chris
Baumback's residence, Saturday fore.
noon by DR.. Hood. The DR.. prescribed
Tor him Friday night and Saturday
about 10 o'clock he called To- see him
and found him dead. Mrs. TBaumback
gave him medicine early III the morning
Hni TINT was ihe last seen 81 him nlive.
His remains were taken To the mUrguc
and an inquest was held yesterday.
Tho jury found that the drccns ed came
tn his death from natural causes The
funeral took place from the morguc this
afternoon.
Bob Skaggs met with a severe acct.
dent Saturday afternoon at Cape Horn
on Inc Tuscarora rond. Tho horse he
was riding got frightened and wheeled
around on tho leaders Of hia freight
team frightening them Rud the whole
outfit went over the grade. Bpb's horse
rolled ovcr him bruisng him up badly.
llo lay there until the Tuscarora stage
came along and took him to that town.
II VIVA frat Thought that ho was injured
internally but this IL not the CaIo.
An lrishmap in Now Orleans boarded
Il train III winch every seat except ouo
WIS occupied by two people, This seat
had m occupants u young sport and
n large. shaggy Dig. Tho lrishman
stood 10y the seat expecting that
would bC made for him. Tho young
man did not take the hint, but re-
gnrdrh the other, who was poorly
dressed, with III disguiRrd scorn. At
last the lrishman remarked: "rhat'a n
fo~in"-lnOkIng dog " hive with yc.
What breed IN ItY7 1It'g n cross bet
u skunk mud m Irshman,- WIS the
snpcring answer. "Surc. then, it's re-
lated to both nf ue,7 WIN the instnnt re-.
tort.
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r . DAILY
ALMAGUNDI

Prof. Game has returned from Win
DR.. Patterson, superintendent Of the
insane asylum, was married in Reno
Wednesday afternoon to Miss Annie l..
Stephens OF Los Angeles. Rev Darueille
performed the ceremony.
District Attorney I%Iendersor left
this afternoon for San Francisco to
bring home his wife and children. lie
will be gone about n week. During his
absence Prof. Game will look after the
business Of the office.
Ed. Bingham. one OF the proprietors
OF the Reno Journal, arrived Wednes.
day morning and has put in his time
since renewing his Elko friendships.
lie turned up at the INDEPENDENT
Office this morning anG gave an account
OF himself. iic is all right now.
The Republican papers are jubilant
over the ticket nominated by the Bon
nifld Saddler and Mack combination.
While they do not say SO. they see in it
n purpose to give the State to Roose.
welt. They disguise their real sentiment
bycover.ng the promoters Of the move.
mcnt with thick coats OF taffy. In their
estimation each one OF these gentlemen
Is n patriot, n scholar and Il Statesman OF
the purest type. Those outside OF the
Republican fold consider them as ennis.
saries OF the Republican party, Their
purpose is 90 transparent to deceive
any ono unlese he wants to he deceived.
Owing to so many young ladies hav.
lug expressed II desire to take lessons in
dressmaking and millinery at the Elko
dressmakinR Parlora, the class will be
formed III a few days to begin the first
course, Mrs. CbiOsi will devote her en-.
tire attention to this class and will
make its members first cInss dressmas.
crs. She will also teach millinery II the
young ladies 80 desire, This is the first
opportunityand may be the last the
young ladies OF Elko have had to III
themselves to earn a living Mt some
future time.
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through the screen door mud saw Lin.
dcrberg lying on the bed. with his feet
ON the floor. Thinking that he was
asleep she did not disturb him. DE-.
Hood called at 10 o'clock ard found him
dead. He had taken the second dose OF
medicine, but Mt what time is not known.
lie wal a native OF Sweden, aged 60
years,
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STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COIISTy Y

Lucas County s
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF the firm OF l.. j.
CHENEY Il Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm Will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls CATARRH
CURE. FRANK }. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
IN my presence, this 9th day OF Dcccm-
Der. A. D., 1886.
S~sr,t \. w. Gleason,
tl Notary Public.
Halls Cararrh Cure is taken in
tcrnally and nets directly on che blood
AMI mucous surfaces Of tn. system
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the beet.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Epis.
copal church. Elko, August q, 1901,
by Rev. II. u. Meredith, Mr.. Harvey
\. McMuri-cy Of EdgcmoDt. Nevada,
to Miss Cola a. McCarty OF Elkc, Ne.
vada.
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Born.

WEsrLUND- AZ North Forth Elko
County, Nevada, August u. 1904. to
the VITO Of Andrew Woetlund, a
daughter.
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Dentistry.

DR.. II. Is. Mcdonald ia mt the Com
mercial Hotel to remain until Sept. st
Front rooms up stairs
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y cold wave struck this section last
night and this morning il was quite
chilly.