Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-08-12
FROM THURSDAYS DALI
Salmagundi.

DR.. Henderson returned to San
Francisco OH No. 3 this afternoon.
Attorney Williams left for Eureka
last night. He will return Friday eve
ming.
Judge Parker's speech OF acceptance
takes up all our space today. 1t should
be carefully read and studied by every
voter.
The trustees OF the Carlin school
district have advertised for sealed pro-
posal to build a new sc%hoolhousc.
The attention Of contractors is called
to the notice elsewhere.
w. Z. Owens Of Carlin was in town
this forenoon.
Mrs. Otto Williams many friends will
be pleased to learn TINT she :is improv.
ing,
Furnished room to rent in IL coy cot.
tnge. For further particulars apply at
this office.
Judge BonIietield granted the appli-
cation OF the W]innemucca murderers
for a change OF venue md sent the cnse
to Wnshoe county for trial. The Silver
State don't like the ruling OF Judge
Bonniciield.
The trustees Of the Carlin school dis
trict have nd vertised for sealed
p1rposalI to bald IL new schDo lhouse.
As the bids will be opened on Monday,
the time is short for contractors to
figure on the building. Their attention
is called to the notice else where.
The Soda water fountain in the Pal.
ace bakery at Rero blew up Tuesdny
evening, destroying several dishes and
gInsses near it and breaking small
pieces out Of the plates in the ceiling.
Two girls were working near the fOun.
capped being injured.
Hon. George S. Nixon has given s1uO
to the labor unions of Storey county to
assist them III celebrating labor day.
His pocket book seems to he open to
every call. IL he keeps on answering
the calls made upon him, n good deal Of
his cash will be distributed around the
State by election day.
They are running things with a high
hand over III Reno when they deny n
nun his constitutional guarantee OF lib.
erty and the pursuit Of happiness. A
man was arrested there yesterday merely
because he said ne wab gazing on ele.
phants with pink boxing gloves, sweet
faced cows grazing in green pastures
and little alligators climbing CREASED
poles.-Crason News.
Owing to so many young ladies hav.
lug expressed u desire to tako lessons in
dressmaking and millinery at the Elko
dressmaking Parlore, tho class will 10
formed in a few days to begin the first
course. Mrs. Chiosi will devote her ell.
tire attention 10 this class and will
make its members first class dressnak.
ers. She will nlso teach millinery II tho
young ladies go desire. This is the first
opp%ortunityand may be tho last the
young ladies Of Elko have had to III
themselves to earn a living at some
future time.
w. T., Lindsey has secured n $4,000
contract for marble from his Luning
quarrieH to be used in w%ainscoting tho
Grand Pacific hotel, which Ia soon 10
DO erected on Market struet in San
Francisco between tho Palace hotel
and the Examiner building. by II. f..
Law. Tho work Of getting out and
chipping will soon DO commenced. It
10 understood TINT the railroad COM
papy Inns made a rate Of &c per ton
on tho material from Luning to san
francisco crinpton Times.
Tho Republican state papers arc 10.
licitatIng themselves on the absence ~
discotd Mt the Winnemucca convention.
TO the wise politician this bodies no good
to the pnrty M il N mn indication TINT
tho candidates are leading q "~torlorn
hope" II IL likewise noticeable that
tho ehrowdcst mon Of the party "tonk to
tho timber" when their name wero men.
toned Tor tho ,honor,' each modesily
saying "nay, nay, Pauline" give II to the
follow who has recently returned 10 the
fold ns m earnest 81 his welcome -
Journal.