Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-23
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SalmaQundi.

i.murroy to attend tue l. o. D. F..
Grand Lodge.
Charley and Cecil Briggs have been
SPENDING q few days visiting their old
Elto friends. Charley left for his
home ut Lovelock this afternoon. Uncle
George Taylor went with him.
An accident to a bolt machine at
Hawthorne Wednesday resulted in the
injury Of eiI hen who were struck by
living steel, and iour Of them we're sent
10 the railroad hospital ut Sacramento.
Tho seniors wero entertained last
night ut the high school by the teachers
a~musements were the order OF the even
,uy. An enjoyable time was had by all
p~resrn'.
Ms. Otto Williams left for San
Francisco this afternoon. Mr.. Williams
accompanied her as far ns Carlin. Mn.
Williams will stay II week or SD in the
cts and then 90 To Pacific Grove and
other rrsorts where sho will spend the
lunmcr.
Grading is now fully under way for
tie -l.ida e" road. Every effort is being
mad to secure n large force o. men.
Every station ON the Clark road has big
display signs stating that 500 men are
wanted, long join, with board and wages.
-Bullirog Miner.
ga, - 1,
F.'d L. Doll, the prominent wool and
hide dealer writes: Il consider my ad.
vernsemcnts part OF my stock in trade
aud one Of my valuable assets. Newe-
paper space when properly used brings
good returns Oh, ye unbelie yers in
printers ink, take notice.
Steps are being taken to build n
wagon road from OlmGhouse canyon to
GiIpiD, a station Oh the railroad. When
the o IL completed, it will be another
bio" /" Wadsworth as a new town will
l." startrd at Gilpin and the station AT
Derby will be moved TO hat point.
The Herald Gays the condition OF Fred
Mason Is still serious. lilo seemed hone.
'ni during the first OF tho week and par
tOoa 81 considerable nourishment, but
h" has not been 30 we'll the last day or
80 lis has no feeling whateve yer in his
lJwer limbs and the best that can DO
expected il that he will be a hopeless
rnprir Tor life.
The Gazette says that Prof. s. L..
Dotcn Of the State University has re.
ce'v"i a very finttering offer Of a position
~ thec chronological department OF the
university Of California. His work will
!" along practical lines, largely in the
Held and i'll tho attendance upon
Farmers Institutes. Tho offer carries
with it a substantial salary. lie has the
oiier under under confederation.
1t remains OF the man found dead
near Reno last Sunday will be cxhumed
and the hend severed from the body in
order that a chart OF the dead mans
teeth may be made This step ia TO be
tRken that more perfect Identification
might be secured. as it il feared by como
that the man might have been murdered.
An examination OF tho head will be
made TO find the bullet. District Attor.
ney Craig says the body niny DO TINT OF
+. B. Goudey, but there il no certsinty
about the matter.
Harold McNcilley, The ii yenr-oId son
OF Ward McNeilley OF Reno, yesterday
accidentally shot Grace Kuhn. tho IL.
ychr' old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kuhn. Harold, who il deaf aud
dumb, md Fred TaI Tor, another leaf
boy, wore in tho yard Of the McNeilley
home, whore the former was going
through the manual Of arms with n
HmRll milo that no did not know was
loaded. AZ he went through the differ.
cnt movements, no raised the gun la his
shoulder and pulled the trigger. With
The report came the cry 81 tho wounded
girI who Ind boon playing across the
street with a companion. Tho ball pen.
ctratcd the right arm and lodged in the
lung, and it viii no several days before
IT can he determined whether or not she
Will live. Tho boy III prostrnted over The
accident and cannot be c0nsuled.