Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-09

iha " intermnn'ci Company. j w,l.y
storn will change pia e. ri.h lie molten
store as SCOT us the latter eau i've ar
ranged To nccu uodatc the j"welry
b-anch Of the companI's business.
The Labor Day celebration in Vir
Ii streets were Handsomely decorated
and thousands Of people viewed the treat
parade. The celebration closed with a
free banquet and nj ~l'"sses hy Attorney
General Sweeney %'d otmcrs.
No.Ging WIS done at tl:r meeting q,
the commissioners yesterday regarding
revocation ot the Gem saloon license.
In The press Of other matters before the
board this WIS forgotten hy District At
torney Henderson. lie w-urcd the Is
DEPENDENT :his afternoon that the mat.
ter w"uid comc up at The next meeting
Of the board.
}. NJ. Cicgg has flied IA novel suit in
the district court. lie took "a mortgage
on n house at WaGswOr!h s"'rryl ,cars
ago and rccetly the morl.:a.e ., i. W.
Dcvinc AMI wife, Gone De" u". remove /
the house to Sparks. wher" '.ry located
1t on their own property. Mr.. ".rLL Is
now suing to &C npel Deyinc Il" remove
the bouse back to Wadswu-sb.-Rcmo
Gazette.
Cassius Smith of Reno hes been APP
pointed military instructor at The
University until Captain Boyd returns
from the seat of war in Asa. where ir
Is watching the military operations.
The military branch 81 the University
will he stronger this year than EVER
before. Owing To the Increased attcu.
iarcr il is expected thai over 40 mrn
will bc III active service
The ronopah BnnarzI III it. last
!s-u" III August rnlsl" D=. Frances
T.. Williams vino. II c.armvG, was
tying 40 hIurU'h poriir with u fraud.
Ilent mining -cL"imr. Tms aroused
the ire ~ the fair doctor Uudsh" threat.
to prosecute Editor Boom ~riviliy and
criniinally. Her threats had nu effect
on the editor oi ,Ea Bunauz. us Ia
throws more hot tho IN his la t
issue.
Charley Moody informed uS last
evening rhat the horse Neil OuicrhirGs
was ri ing When ne WIS hur: Sunday
II a gentle three ycgr.ull nd that Ne Il
had been riding and taking care Of her
FOR the last two weeks. The horse
did not hucK ~ stated yesterday, hut
threw her head down aud jumped
IN IA playful manner white o mg ~
a Gallop. Though Neil - still un,un,
cous, there has been a favor bic elan.
sc in condition and he is rrpor.ci bet,
ter today.
The Reno Gazette in AN editorial
claims that Governor Sparks has never
given hI= consent tn be the Democratic
candidate Tor United States Senator.
II further claims TINT AT a caucus Of
leaders at WiumcmGCra, it is stated hat
lie insisted upon the UNDERESTIMATE.
that under certain busjn ~ rontingen
cirs lac should insist upon the right Ia
withdraw even ut the eleventh hour.
Tho Gazette thinks tine Governor LA.
been torcei into the tight unwillmrIy
al may even yet Withdraw with uru
prirty. GuNcTuor SPARKS candidacy
evidently worries the GaZ'Itc.
W. W. K"rrhncr, wh" IL connected
with the Rene GiaZ It" rs business
maI.agcr IT its new publication,
"Ncvada Mines left Touopah for
GO!dli"ij unh the excitement of that
camp apparently affected him in the
wrong way. He tried to brcrk the faro
bank. hut ~ ms ruiicayOr to do So
gave t0 the dealer cbccks which
amomtci to over S!Cn. Those, on tc!c.
graphic inquiry, were found l." To-.
worthless. kcr-hncr had left the ,own
but was arrested. though subsequently
the Reno Gazette arranged the trouble
to the satisfaction of those vino held
the chccks.-iiunauzc