Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-05
Sherman Wordsworth gang in New York.
the Dick.Foraker gang in Ohio, and
%rottenness avery here.
FROM DAILY
S%almagundi.
Constable Drake OF Wells is in town.

Conhable Drake OF Wells is in town.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Weathers is getting along nicely aud
that the chances are favorable for her
speedy recovery.
Nelse Ouderkirk has interesting no.
tice in tits issue. Every voter in EIko
should read it.
We are pleased to learn that Albert
Butler, a former Elko hoy, is the re-
publican candidate for sheriff OF White
Pine county. His mnny friends here
wish him success regar LESS OF his
politics.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Frank
Short OF Ruby valley suffered two OF
three apoplestic strokes Saturday. The
latest reports say that he resting com.
fortably. HIS many friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
The races begin tomorrow afternoon
md the prospects are that they viii be
the most successful ever held in Elko.
There are in tine neighhorhood Of thirty
horses Mt the truck, and some excellent
racing is in prospect. The track is in
good condition and everything is ready
'or the sport.
Don't forget the dance to be given
Friday night by Hose Company MOL.
Tho hoys never fail in their duty Mt Il
fire and the property owners Of ElEo
should show their appreciation by help
ing them along. Buy u ticket and show
the boys that your henrt is IN the. right
place.
j.. w. Brewster Jr, formerly a resi-.
dent Of Cripple Creek. Col, WIS driven
out Of GoIdfield Wednesday night by
men supposed to represent the Miners
Union. The men who encortrd him ont
cay he insisted in running miners out Of
Cripple Creek during the strike there.
Brewster declares he had nothing what.
ever to do with the labor trouble in
Colodrado. Brewster walked from
GoldtieId to Tonppuh.
AS n result Of the experiments being
carried on by the Government ut the old
Lewis and Clark Fair grounds in Port.
land Oregon, Bessumer steel lIns been
reduced from the Ordinary black sands
from the mouth Of the Columbia River.
Whether reduction can be carried OH
profitably has not yet been determined.
G.. l.. Clevenger who Ia conducting the
EXPERIMENTS. while not positive on the
subject, believes that hls experiments
will pave the way toward opening a
new era in the iron industry ut the
coast.
a young lady school ma'auI dropped
INTO one OF III stores the other day and
said: at is my desire to obtain u pair
OF circular elastic appendages capable
Of being contracted and expanded by
means Of oscilhtiuH FURNISHED steel
appliances TINT sparkle like PARTICLES OF
gold leaf set with Alaska diamonds, and
which are utilized Tor keeping in position
the habiliamenis Of the lower extremities
which innate dclicacy torbids me to
mention.
"IlIe state printing office will have to
put on extra meU within II short time
i'll order to print more copies Of the laws
OF 1907" remarked State Printer Maute
To n Ncws representative. Tho present
supply is exhausted although the Office
printed u second order making double
the usual number. Heretofore the state
has always printed 400 copies but OIL
ready wo have printed 500 and the
demand continues. Next session |
expect to recommend that 1900 copies
10 printed and probnbly TINT will satisfy
the demand and prevent the extra cost
nnh additional work."-Carsun News.