Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-01-27

'esu"e tnelf employment ana intlmRt-
ing that thoso who who did not comply
would be deportei to villages.
Mr.. Smiley came dowm from Starr
valley thus afternoon. he reports quiet
times in that section.
Clarerce llough who is confined TO
the hospital Mt Sacramento is inproV.
ing and out Of danger.
MIR. Sheldon was at the telegraph of
flee for a short time today. He is look.
ing pretty thin aud weak.
Tho Shakespeare Club presented Mn
Marion Wilson wit!i a beautiful silver
fruit dish us a token Of their esteem for
her.
Compliant has been made that several
parties are throwing ashes in Court and
Fifth treets. This il a very bud prRc-
tice and should be stopped.
This is the second meeting OF the
toard OF regents the writer has missed
since he became II member OF the hoard
on the first Monday Of January. 1901.
Both absences were cnused by the seri.
QUE condition Of Mrs. Chapman.
St. Paul's Sunday School will rave n
RefreEhment Social, assisted BY the
Elko Band rendering selections, Friday
night at Leonard Hall. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend. Ice cream,
cake and coffee, 25c. There will also be
other good things.
Deputy Constable Wiseman brought
e.. j. Real from Wells this afternoon
and turned him over to Sheriff Clark
on the charge OF disposing of liquor
to Indians. He will have n hearing
before the u. 5. commissioner as eoon
M the Marshal eau get the witnesses.
OwinG to the serious condition Of Mrs.
Chapman last night, the writer was COM
PEELED to forgo his trio to Reno. While
the old lady il brighter and apparently
stronger today, she lis gradually growing
weaker. Through it all she maintains
her usual cheeriulness and converses
with those at her bedside.
The Southern Pacific Company is ar
ranging to publish II pamphlet OH the
OF Nevada and to circulate it
in the East. Tie Nevada Chamber of
Commerce Will assist in the work aud
the work will be one OF the largest ad.
rertising pamphlets ever published on
the u OF the State.
The old Ii livery stable by the iron bridge
at Reno is being torn down and will be
replaced by a splendid Masonic temple.
According to present plans the temple
will he a three story building TO cost
from SG0.0j0 to $4,000. The third floor
will he devoted to lodge purposes and
the first and second floors to storerooms
and offices.
Clyde Hays and Miss Georgia Grant,
formerly Of Elko, were married in Reno
yesterday afternoon by Rev. S. II. Jones,
pastor of the Presbyterian church. The
Gazette says they will remain in Reno
for several weeks, after which they will
depart for the east whore they will re-
CALCULATIONS.
DR.. Frances Il. Williams, the noted
woman promoter OF %fonopHn, who WIS
ar rested at Goidfield for drawing a re.
volvcr on a lawyer and threatening TO
blow him full Of holes for trying to keep
her of u certain piece OF property, TO
ted Of the charge by the Esmearlda coun
" Grand Jury.
After the vote OF the joint session OF
the Legislature WIS announced yesterday,
Senator Nixon was escorted to the rs.
sembly chamber and received nm ova.
ton. Ito made a speech,i in which he said
that it was his intention to uphold the
policies o! President Roosevelt in every
particular and in such a manner AS will
be to the best interests OF the state OF
Nevada. This he believed coveI ed every.
thing hat the people Of this State ex.
pect n representative to promise. He
also said TINT he owed allegiance to no
one but the ttate of Nevada.
Comm i~ssioner Lytton brought four
cars OF beef cattle from his LamoilIo
ranch three days ago to ship to San
Francisco, but owing to tho absence OF
DR.. Lytle, the government inspector, he
was compelled to hold them here until
tins afternoon. Under tho government
rulee, he cannot ship his cattle Until
they are inspected. Getting tired OF the
delay, he wired the Inspector ut Reno
this forenoon and got permission TO ship
the cattle to Reno and have them in.
spected. lie loaded the cattle this az
ternoon and will ship the on the first
train.
Tho ideas OF the German police on the
subject OF the respect to be pnid to con.
stitutcd Authorities aro really very extra
ordinary ut times. Their last exploit
has been to prohibit the Walpureis