Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-06-30
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImaQundi.

Mis- Laura u. Miller. a popular and
eiiiseut teacher in the public school,
left on No 3 today Tor Tonopah. where
she will visit her mother and brother.
Editor Boohor went to Reno last night
10 attend a meeting OF the Board OF
Regents. He will return tomorrow
stopping at Winnenuc ca on Celebra.
ton business.
d. 7. Hill, the contractor for the
Lam,ille church. left for that place to.
day, accompanied by Rev. Greenfield.
Mr.. Hill will lny of the ground for the
hui ing, and the foundation will be laid
NJ nnce.
-:omc marriages may DO made in
Heaven" observed the Pohick philos-
ophcJ. us he kicked the grocery cat Off
the cracker box, ~but ez | glance around
the ranks Of sassiety it occurs to me
that the devil manufactures quite a
irS.--Chicagu Sun.
H." Misses Boiling have started a
rrivaic hospital in the George Anderson
house. both OF these ladies are gradu.
utcs Of st. Marks hospital, SILT Lake
City. They guarantee the best OF care
nnd attention to all patients placed in
their charge. Patients may choose their
own h stefan.
Gle, nut your pocketbooks and prepare
To pa! more government tax. The talk
no. L::t Iinrie Sam must h ave An
immense navy, to compete with any
aud all nations and to protect our new
possessions in the war game. Millions
and millions will be needed. The first
tax will he ON coffee and then ON down
with such articles as all the common
people use. Incomes Of the milliouaires
will not be mOlested; OF course.
Herbert II. liadt, who panied
+. II. Mason 10 Elko Tuesday, returned
here on the night train. lie reports
,Int Mr.. NmsOn stood the trip we'll, and
WAS more bright and cheerful than at
Huy time eInce his injury. He wa taken
- the hospital, where Steward j.. b.
Abel took him in hand and made him
very comfortable. Mr.. Badt il very
I~npfus" ~ HE praise Of Mr.. Abel.
aud speak, very highly OF his work at
c eau. uo I. und we'll cared Tor. That. in
fact. the hospital If moro like ~ well
Kept h2un than IA public nstitu,io -
Il, rrrnld.
6 a. l.. Moa;5. the Sp]rucenlont min
ING n ICON pnnicd 10y W. \. Black
and f. .. Black, b ,ukcTs % Dayton,
. .iB, Il hH beer inspecting the
u'n"s n Spruce, returned here last
: iur lay. They departed IN The even
mR train for Salt Lake. Mr.. Meats and
f. .. Black anticipate spending the
part OF the summor ut Spruce
the affairs OF the Ohio Lead
Mining 4 Smelling Company. M in
corporation which has purchased the
interests ~ the Latham Mining
hnd Smelling Company. The gentleman
while here refused to release anything
Tor publication, but promises some good
tidings Tor the people Of this section i'll
the very near futurs.-Wclls Herald.
II the Michigan method Of protecting
miners wers employed in Nevada, the
mining iakirs i'll this State would go out
o. business, and on tho other hand the
tar rate would go down so rapidly that
III a little while only those engaged III
mining business would feel tho burden
Of taxation. In Michigan tho word OF
the mining promoter u taken ON the
question OF values, and tho properties
they are engaged in floating are taxed
at tho valuations plncod on them by the
promoters themselves. What an enorm-
GUS reyenuo Nevada would have il the
big mining companies operating i'll this
State we're taxed according TO the valu-
atoms gwen by their promoters in their
proapectus,s. al yortisomonts, reports,
ctC.-Sentiuel.