Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-17
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
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SdllllaQunul
j. NJ. McDcrmott, Il lnborcT on the
irrigation canal. dropped dead in Reno
yesterday.
Mr.. Penroi writes from Vallejo that
his health is splendid aud that he will
return to Elko abOut the first Of April
Judge Rut!edge Of Carlin WAS knock
III: around town this forenoon. lie
returned to his bailiwick On No. 3 this
afternoon.
Mr.. George Pratt of North Fork hn7
purchased Mr.. MOrrow's re-ilencc. lie
will move his family here and give his
children the benefit Of the Elko schools
Assrmblyman Henderson and wife
returned from Carson this morning. The
remain Ter Of the Elko delegation ARE
scattered all along the line from Tono-
pnh :" San Francisco.
Governor Sparks has signed the bill
appropriatmE $4,000 for the erection
Of "a building ia Carson to bc used
ia II supreme court room AMI Stat"
Library. Carson Is happy.
rnc ministers Of the gospel and other
followers o! the Lowry Nazarcnc IN
Reno, vino were frollicklng on the broad
highway OF SIN and Logging for the
republican ticket last fall, are now
sncakiuG up back alleys looking Tor the
! ,HrrF..t,. t,nNl, ~ tr,. rAfNrn, -It.Vn
journal
Mr.. Has delivery horse toook IL
spin around town last evening on his
own honE. After damaging the wagon
and freeing himscif from it, lie ran
around the block two or three times
and was finally lassord III front Of Mr..
observation-disclosures residence As Head
light, Tie old horec took second money
~ the saddle race last fall and last
evening he WIS entitled to the whole
purse.
Richard IIcaly aud Miss Syhil Russell
ramc w from CarlIn this morning and
soon wendell their way to the residence
1t Rev. Greenfield. where they were
made one, according To the ceremony Of
the Prcshytcrian church. Mr.. and Mrs.
IlcaIy Will rci.aIn in Elku II few days
and then proceed to Los Angeles, where
Mr.. ~Il"nIy'r folks reside. The TSpE.
PENDENT Cxtcuds congratulations.
Governor Sparks veto q! the bill pro-
hitItmg -]alooHs along the irrigation
rannls will he found elsewhere. The
rcasons Tor the Governors action are
fully set forth III the veto message and
the reader is able to judge for himself
whether they are sound or not. They
strike thu writer, however, ns beng
sound. Iustrad Of abuse, the Governor
is entitled tu III" support Of all unprcju-
diced people Tor vc'"ing this bill.
One u the last acts " thc Senate was
10 Table a brIl that had passed the
Assembly as u rubstitnto Tor the bill,
vC;ocd by the Governor, prohibiting tho
anlru uf liquor along the irrigation canals,
while the till was pending i'll tho
a24rmbly Mr.. Henderson defended tho
governor from the unjust attacks made
upon him for his veto 81 the first bill
The Appeal says his speech ehould
have been heard by the governors
I critics.
Tho lTnIrs TpCSr was right III it's
purmiec TINT there wAs u large sizcd bug
IN the queer bill introduced irtu tho ~
-cmhly 10y Mr.. Corycll and which we
published several days ago. II now dc'
vc'upa that the bug III The bill was the
raymcut 81 the Free Press Publishing
compuuy Tor printing the lat of rcgiR,
tered vptcrs last fall. no mercy was
shown the bill when II camo up for pas.
sIec md it wnp soon KILLED The hug ~
lead and SCI is the claim. Sclah.
Mcrl Schillcratrom won the Wcs,
Point cndctaIip at the competitive cI.
animation held in Reno Monday aud
Tucsdny. Mcri ia nm ElHo county boy,
fIll ~ rlurl: md energy. Ito failed Ia
90 Ia Annapolis laat lcnr. but TINT did
not discourage him. Ills sucrcss III
winning the Meet Point calctsh,p II m
evidence 81 lia drlciminAIuu Ia sue
rcrI. Iur INprrE%pGSr rouVrntulatcs
Mrrl on hia success and hOpCG that he
will wit hnuurr III Uncle Saul hil
military ]arl,uol. Daniel Ralph Sea
graves. u pupil ~ tho Reno public