Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-18
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John P%hillips. tn, bird lRving attemp.
ted tn stake it's thirst with deadly
cyanide solution. Its mate WAS seen
flying around the watts until late in the
evening in "A vain endeavor To lind its
companion-Dc Lamar Lode.
Mr.. James Holland md Rev. Geo.
II. Greenfield returned yesterday from
l~lalle:k and North Fork with about
$3.50 for the Lamoillc Church. About
$500 is yet to be raised to dedicate the
church out OF debt.
Tho Elko subscribers tn the Larnoillc
church fund will greatly oblige the
trustees by leaving the amount Of their
sui scriptiou witt: the Henderson linnk.
ing Co. Receipts will be given iot the
same. y
Tho contract for paving the streets OF
Reno has been let to the Barber Asphalt
Company Of San Francisco, which will
lay the paveme nj Tor lS.S cents per
square on n concrete base, or 1876 cents
Oh ~asphaltum foundation.
The Massachusetts State bonds,
which were ordered hought 10y the State
Board of Education. have been pur.
chased by State Treasurer Ryan. The
total amount paid is $4,000, which
includes premium, brokerage and other
expenses.
y. y. Gulddgger, at Jones old Stand
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II its branches ut prices Ia suit the
times. Horse shoeing and wagon work a
specially. - work guaranteed Take
your work TO Mr.. Guldagger's should
you want it done well aud at reasonable
prices.
y. dispatch from Honolulu gives IN
account OF the Hawaiian wife Of Il
Chinese giving birth to Il child ON last
Thursday, two on Sunday. Que on
Monday, two on Tuesday morning and
one on Tuesday night. All are dead.
This is the first instance of the kind
ever reported.
Henderson Banking Co. is PREF ared to
furnish at reasonable rates III the
National Surety Co. Of New York
/, SURETY BONDS for county officials,
administrators. executors. guardians,
tru stccs, mercantile employees, mail
carriers. indemnity and Judicial bonds
and bid bonds. Insurance against bur
glnry IA special feature.
Frank Fielding, ono OF Nevada's piuu-
GERS aud for years the lead .ng assaycr Of
Virginia City, is in a hospital at San
Francisco. dying from erisypelas. Ills
head is afflicted md the physicians
! state he does not stand one chanr. in II
i, thousand % recovering. lis family i,
, at the bed Idle waiting tir en-, rhich
the attendants state m.i-h he prolonged
: but not for ANY great length al Ii lc
-JonrnHl.
! John Dillon and James Daytor. til,
men Ii broke into the old pump
house, were charged with burglary
> yesterday afternoon. They were taken
befOr Judge Bruce and their examina.
tiCn was set for , o'clock this afternoon
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: Ogden and il they are, they will prob
ably be turned over to the Ogden
authorities. The final disposition OF
! their cases will await tho arrival Of
| Detective Sullivan.
!, Prof. Holland OF San Francisco, who
l has conducted dancing classcs in Reno
for the past year, will give the first OF a
I series OF dances at the %dinlng.roonl OF
the Commercial Hotel Saturday night,
l August 18th. Prof. Holland will or.
} ganize classes i'll dancing here next
: Tuesday night, August 22nd. lie
J comes well recommended and pre-.
pared to teach all the latest dances up
3 to date.
, The peace ENJOYS yesterday discussed
I, article nine, which includes the re.im.
bursrment Of Japan for the cost uf the
war. Being unable to agree they dscid.
ed To record the divergence OF opinion
and proceed to the discussion uf article
ten, which provides Tor the surrender to
Japnn "f the Russinn warships ntcrncd
III lar eastern waters. The two remain.
articles are TIE Limitation OF Russia'e
naval power in the far cast and the
grant Of fishing rights in the Russian
litt"ral from Nladiyostock Ia Bermg
sea. Tho prospects 81 peace seem to be
glimmcrlng.
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ATouching Story
Is the saving from death. 81 the baby
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