Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-29

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prostitution. After a disagreement with
her he went cunning and was safely
landed III the cooler. lie has evidently
received Il small proportion Of what ho
richly dcscrves.-Appchl.
A.. l.. Mnuk, the shocman. has I'M nd
in this issue. He has I'M excellent line
Of shoes and sells them at reasonable
prices. See his nd.
At Il late hour yesterday afternoon
Read, the escaped convict, WAS still at
liberty. Guards were close IN his track
and his capture was pretty certain.
Secretary Shaw has announced tina.
he will leave the cabinet in February.
1t is said that he will then begin his
presidential campaign among his Iowa
friends.
because Mccall used the money of
the po%licy.holders to defeat Bryan in
1896, the Reno Journal urges the people
Of Nevada to boycott the New York Life
insurance company.
Reports from Bulltro! say TINT the
town has increased 1000 in population
i'll the last two weeks. \ red hot boom
Is on and hi: profits are being made III
town lot speculations.
Fire broke nj in The Southern Pacific
station at CulfaX yesterday morning
and lie building and contents we're
entirely destroyed. \ large amount
Of freight and express was burned.
Deputy Marshall Stern passed
through To Dec.h on No. 1 to subpoena
the witnesses IN the cases Of the U. S.
against Edward Brnckenbury, charged
with disposing Of liquor to Indians.
An Atkinson woman, who was a great
temperance worker, died two ears ago.
year, and the second woman buys beer
10y the case. Its tcrrible.-GIobe.
Nipi'ilA'lI II NUN u ulSiltu Will llSlll
and power by the Bishop Creek com.
pany. The electric current is carried on
ninety eight miles of wire, strung over
the mountains and across the dcs"rts on
100 poles.
The CaIiente Express say that the
ro.tcucss disclosed in the financial AZ.
| Fri-a ~ I;rc,Ir c,rn.v - 4, ,J;sI,o,n o.,
the State and declares its dctcrmina-
ton la ferret ont the thieves vino have
been plUnlcrIng the county treasury.
The Pcruna Medicine company has
begun a suit for $3.50, 900 damages
against the Curtis Publishing company,
publishers Of the Ladies Home journal.
The action grows out Of the publication
II u test monial III the August number.
j, Il. Scott came III from the Bruncau
country yesterday. lie drove his cattle
ncr0ss the country to lIal!eck. 1t took
him eight lays to make the trip. lie
returned this morning 10y way 81
IIaIICck. Mr.. Scott looks happy and
cuutrEtcI.
The Democratic policy holders in the
New York Lif, must gdmir" john \.
McCalI's gall Tor using their money to
defeat Bryan and Parker. Mccall
yelled Justify i'll 1896 for national honor
but evidently forgot h'- y lie would
loo!; well IN prison stripes.
Considerable wort; Is br..s done or
the race trac!: aiiI Al "ii he III good
shape for the rnrcs. y number Of
horses are already on the ground and
are beng put III condition. Tho indira.
ton nov point To three days nf splendid
sport. beginning on the 10th Of October.
One Of the military organizations OF
England IL the Coldst Guards. We
have nothing OF that name in this
country, but developments about the
time ~ the recent hanging would tend
tO indicate that our state prison could
furnish u corps Of cold-i0ct guards
Reno journal.
Tho citizens Of Carson are determined
to boom their city, a business Mems
Association has bceu formed with
Mayor Mackay rs president. When this
dissolution gets we'll under way, Reno
will have to nail down tho asylum and
university or tho CarsonitCs will carry
them oil somo dark night.
NJ. =. Booth. u resident Of Tuscarorn
for many year,, died III Tonopah last
"Wednesday night. lie had INTENDED to
leave for Arizona on Thursday and
hal arranged his affairs to TINT cnd, but
WAC taken with a violent coughing spell
during The night which rcaultcd in his
death just before midnight. Flo served
his country III the civil md Spanish.
American wars. Tic WIS a native 81
Nov York, age 30 ycare.
\ dispatch from Manila yesterday
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