Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-29
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundi.

Nous'aoie niCSoy arrested Eu. ~
Mari last night on the charge OF selling
liquor to Indians.
MB. &c. Harris departed for Carson
this afternoon on a visit to her parents
She was accompanied by her two child
rem.
IL you want to buy, sell or rent houses
or real estate or need hclp OF my kind
call on or address Charley Holland
See his nd elsewhere.
4 umo Ii current in Carson that tho
Armour Packing Company has pur.
chased from Senator Flanagan and
others the cold storage plant in Reno.
This plant is Il Of the most complete
on the Pacific Coast. -Enterprise.
1t is reported that II vein OF exceed
ingly rich, ore was uncovered in the
Nelson mine at Mountain City a few
weeks ugo. II the ore Is as rich uud rs
extensive rs reported, the Nelson mine
Is sure to be one Of the best paving
properties i'll the State.
On account OF the death Of one Of the
pupils OF the Winnemucca schools. the
games OF base ball and basket hall be-.
tween the Winnemucca M high
school teams. set for Saturday, have
been postponed. Due notice will he
given of the date selected for the games.
Work Of dismantling WGdeworth, pre-
parato:y for the change to Sparks CITY,
began Friday. Houses, many of them
costing thousands of dollars. are being
ra!gcd preparatory 20 being tran=ported
tn the new division point. the first
house arrived III Reno on fiat cars last
Friday. The division change will take
place III about tour weeks. The Wads-
worth townsit5 will bc oil the main line
two miles
Governor Sparks has issued a prOcla.
nation prohibiting the importation,
driving, moving, or transportation into
the State Of Nevada OF all or any sheep
now being held, horded or ranged in
Idaho or Utah or that may be driven
through those States aud quarantiued.
for the period Of ninety days frow and
after the Both day of April 1904. The
proclamation also sets forth the cuudi.
tons in which sheep from those states
can br admitted into Nevada during
said period Of ninety days.
Sunday night burglars gained an en-.
trance to the Elka Home at Reno by
breuk:ng own two doors. The thieves
first entered the janitors room, but iind-
ing they were i'll the wrong part OF the
building, broke open the door leading
to the wine room, where they smashed
the covers of several. cases Of wine and
carried the contents away, beside Il lot
Of cigars and silvcrwarc. The robbery
a bold one, MS the thieves worked
their way into the building beneath an
electric light md i'll full view OF any II
who happened to be passing.
For some time Mr.. Gutridge has mis-.
sed bottles III beer and other liquors
from the Club saloon. Suspicion finally
rested On !. Il. Murray, the colorcd
porter, and Il trap was set Tor has detcc
ton. Bottles "f beer We re- marked and
yesterday they disappeared. Mr.. Gut
ridge called IN Constable Mccoy and
thus morning hr searched Murray's cab.
III and bottles of beer and other liquors
tnLI,, Ir,,, a.. f'1,,I -.l.-, So. ...l
beside silvcrwarc, towels, pillow cases.
etc, belonging to Mr.. Mayer and the
Commercial Hotel. Murray WIS taken
to jail and locked up. He will explain
matters to Justice Morgan.
District ATTORNEY Henderson was no.
titled by telegraph yesterday afternoon
Of the killing OF William Norton by
Chauntc! Girls void and he telegraph, d
Attorney Otto Williams to represent the
State at the coroncr's inquest, In COM.
pliancc with the Telegram Mr.. Williams
left on No. & for Toano III company with
Coroner Morgan and Mr.. Farington, who
will represent the dcfcndan. Mt the in
lull'TN' AllfI NpIpitI NlOIEtu IHu Id
formed the lNDErEyDEHT reporter yes.
terday afternoon that lie would not hold
tie inquest, Le received a telegram that
no justice 81 the peace was avail
able to hold the inquest. This COMPEL.
ed him to leave for Touno on No. 6, last
night,