Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

once IN a year and then it WIS to put in q
drunken Indian to soter hIm up. Once
in a while, it says. a rowdy gan gets in
there but they are informed that their
room is totter than their company and
they never fail to take the hint and go.
n. Z. Guldagger, mt Jones old Stand
is prepared to DO blacksmithing in all
OF its branches ut prices TO suit the
times. Horse shoeinG and wagon work q
specially. au work guaranteed Take
your work to Mr.. G~uldayger's should
you want it done well and Mt reasonable
prices.
The latest dispatches state that only
thirty five OF the one hundred and fifty.
four people on the wrecked Valencia
were saved. A life boat and a lift raft,
yet unaccounted for, got AWAY safely
FROM the Valencia. Eight women were
on the raft, it is said, while no one
knows how many were i'll the boat.
The Bank OF Nevada, one OF Reno's
solid banks, purchased the Douglass
bank at Fallun. The bank will hereafter
be known as the Churchill County
Bank and will he captilized for slO0, GOO.
The articles Of incorporation will be filed
Immediately and the directors witt be
elected ut a meeting to be held this
week.
Tho man ufacture OF motor cars and
their accessories has become one OF the
most Important French industries. From
a total II 1850 automobiles in 1898,
valued ut 81 ,602, 200, the output in 1904,
according to the Chambre Syndicate de
FAutomobile de France. has grown to
$4,000 cars, Of an estimated value of
s34, 600, OOo.
Tho biggest cannon ball ever made
weighed 1900 pounds and was manu-
featured at the Krupp works, Essen. for
the government OF the Gear. The gun
from which this projectlle was fred is
. also the largest in the world, and is
placed I'D the Notifications OF CronssGdt.
This gun has a range OF twelve miles,
and it has been estimated tint each slot
costs 8 1880.
40 Ely dispatch Gays: Elk Governor
Reinhold Sudler is still lying at the hotel
in this city in "A serious condition. His
= wife and son have arrived from Reno
T. after sleighing from Eureka 10 this
I place a distance OF ninety miles. Mr..
Sadler ls not yet 60 years OF age, but he
has always been a hare worker and by
! neglectiDg his own health hns seriously
II impaired his strength. flo has aged
greatly and it Is feared that even IL he
+. reccvers from this illness he will never
! be st ropg again.
Richard Andrews, n resident of the
Conlstock Tor many years, where he WIS
famillnrly known rs 1Dickey Tough"
was run over aud killed by n freight
, train i'll the railroad yard at Wabuska
last Monday night. He was dragged
come distance under the wheels and his
body mangled almost beyond recoQni-
P ton. He had been employed for several
years on the Penrose ranch in Macon
Valley. He was n native OF Eugland,
aged about 60 years.
a Jap laborer on the railroad was
struck by IN engine shortly after noon
. '"u oSiiVisis LuJuEeu. fle WIS walking
between the main and side tracks nearly
opposite MIR. Mobiles residence whom MI
3 engine switching cars struck him. The
| whistle blew several times TO warn him.
but no was walking along with his head
down, carrying two empty cans on a
7 pole, and paid no attention to signals.
He was taken to the construction chr BY
q tho Japs and cared for. He is badly
bruised about the head. His namo
/, was given to the reporter rs Yamazaki,
I The Gazette says that n modern, we'll.
equipped hospital, with a broad-gauged.
! progressive policy, will soon be built in
Reno. Ii men behind the project have
D been working quietly upon il for many
mouths, aud have at Inst organized tho
Q Peoples Hospital Ass J~ciation with n
q capital Of $4,000. Articles OF incorpor.
alton we're to DO filed yesterday. A fine
equipment will 10 ordered and all the
couvenicnces known to modern can
itarium will DO made use OF when the
hospital is built. The policy OF tho in
%stitution will be broad, 90 that all the
physicians Of tho state will DO OH an
equal footing. Tho institution will DO
conducted along the Same lines as the
German and Fabolia hospitals in San
, Francisco and Oakland.