Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-27
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

New goods for tull and winter arriving
daily at En- :ler Co.'S. =
When you want II good team and "A
hfst-cIass rig, 90 to tie Elephant livery
stable. =
Sewing dou at reas enable prices.
Cali on Mrs. Annie Dewar, Elko,
Nevada.
FoE Salt \ second hand cook stove.
Apply at this office or at the Webster
Building.
just received "A complete fall and win
ter line Of stylish hats, caps and furnish.
ing goois at Englcr Co.'S.
Latest styles III ladies combs, belts,
collars, shirt waists, skirts and jackets
for fall and winter ut lIngl"r Co.'S. +
Mems ana youths suits and overcoats,
a nObby line of each for fall and winter
Mt popular prices, just received 10y the
Englcr Co. =
j. Il Young. president of the defunct
Goidti"ld Bank, WIS acquitted at Iiaw.
tEoruc Monday on the charge Of cmhcz-
zlemeut, che first Of Il number against
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. iInnscl came from
Elgemont yesterday and Mrs. ~iIansel
left for Utica, New York, lass night to
visit her people. Mr.. lIunscl will 90 to
Lamoillc tins afternoon.
Bishop Spaulding held services at the
Episcopal church Inst night. lie in
formed the congregation that Rev.
Smith OF Denver would be here early in
November to take charge OF the church.
The Eiko subscribers to the Lamoille
church fund will greatly oblige the
trustees by leaving tie amount of their
subscription with the Henderson Bank.
ing Co. Receipts will be given Tor the
same. y
The frequent stellar freaks discovered
i'll the celestial universe 10y the astronom-
ical editor OF the Nevada State journal,
lead TO the Inference that his obscrva-
tons are made through the bottom of a
whisky glass.-Vlrgnia Chronicle.
y. p. GuldagGer, ut Jones old Stand
is prepared TO 20 blacksmithng in al
OF its branches ut prices to sui the
times. Horse shociug and wagon work a
specially. An work guaranteed Take
your work to Mr.. Guldagger's should
you want it done we'll and Ht reasonable
prices.
Postmaster Plumb came from
TuscarOra yesterday and returned this
morning. He reports the mining
operations moving along smoothly.
About forty men are at work and good
progress ia being made in draining the
water from the mines.
y good deal OF mischief was done
around town last night by boys who
evidently thought they were celebrating
Halloween. Several OF tho street cuI.
vC::s were torn up and other pranks
were played. While the writer docs not
know who the boys were, he will venture
the opinion that they we're old enough to
know better.
Henderson Banking Co. il prepared to
furnish Mt reasonable rites in the
National Surety Co. OF Now York
SURETY BONDS for county oniciala,
administrators, executors, guardians,
trustees, mercantile employees. mail
carriers, indemnity md judicial bonds
and bid bonds. Insurance againet bur.
glary ii special feature.
District Attorney Craig interviewed
James Burns, the highwayman, who
confessed to holding up tho IIrcwcy
enlOon i'll Reno, at the prison Wcdnes-
day. Since talking with Burns, Mr..
Craig Gays no IN positive Tint hIa COP.
fcssion ia untrue from beginning to end,
md that IL was mndO Tor tho colo pur.
pose OF aiding Snbin and Christie 60
escape punjshmcnt. lIc sayR tho State
will have no trouble in rcfuting tho
confession when the time comes.
The interstate commerce law con.
vcntiou mot in Chicago Yesterday.
Fearing tho control ~ the ~ycntion
10y representatives Of Tho railroads, the
executive committee Of The organization
decided tO admit u" ono Ia u scat who
would not subscribe Ia tho "crccd and