Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-27
L o FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

balance, thin model, in new designs ut
L.. j. Winter mantel Cos ]cwelere,
They keep tho best.
Mr.. Romer, the Western Pacific right
OF way agent, has returned from San
Francisco and is busy at his work.
Miss Clara Taber returned from San
Francisco thus morning She went
through the earthquake and fire and
escaped uniniuried.
As ,ic fish season is open j. w
Thompson 81 the Elephant Stable can
furnish yon with the best rig in
town.
Reports Say that beef will be high
and scarce in Nevada soon, ns Hum
phr"y and Sparks have bough. up about
all the cattle 10 iced TO the Western
Pacific camps
The Enterprise says that the report
that Mrs. Crowley WAS killed in San
Francisco Is untounied. She was found
i'll San Francis 20 and is now in Oak
land.
Rev. james Busnell will hole service
III the Presbyterian church morning and
and evening. Do not fail to hear him.
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield will leave
tomorrow morning for Lamoille where
he will hold service morning and
evening.
Up t" Wednesday Afternoon, sixteen
big relief trains had passed through
Keno on their way to San Francisco.
At that time District Freight and
Passenger Agent Taggart old the Reno
journal that twenty-six others were on
the way and more cities yet to hear
from.
y map just published in San Francisco
OF the burnt district shows an area COW
ering i53 city blocks. Ill OF which arc
south OF Market street md 3i2 at the
north end OF Market. 1t is estimated
that the buildings destroyed will be in
the neighbOrhOod Of $4,000,
The L. j. Wintermantel Co., jewelers.
are prepared to do repairing at the most
reasonable rates at their place Of bust.
ness, Engraving free of charge on all
articles sold. =
Mrs. +. j. Talbot writes from San
Francisco that the house she lived in
Wis badly damaged 10y the earthquake,
but she escaped I'M uiured. She gives
an interesting account of the quake
and fire.
The Rebe kahs entertained their
brethern of the Triple link at the |. o.
.. T.. Hall last night. There were
plenty Of good things to eat and the
evening WIS pleasantly spent. The Re-
bckahs know how to entertain and they
were not lacking in hospitality last
night.
The writer has heard Il number Of
citizens say that they were not asked
10y the committee TO subscribe to the
relief fund. TO all such, the IHDEpEY-
EST would say that subscriptions to the
fund can still be made at either OF the
banks. All the money that can be
raised will be needed before the people
Of San Francis % are on their feet
again.
All the reports from San Francisco
show the homeless people are being
cared for and ,hat there il very little
suffering. The food supply is ample to
NEE; the demands, but shelter, clothing
and bedding are still needed. These
are being shipped III us fast ~ possible
from al parts ot he country. and it will
not he many days before these wants
will he met.
James Callahan, II miner 30 years Of
< was fonnd dead in his tent in one
When found the mau was lying face
downward on his couch, md had been
dead Tor several hours. II is thought
tina, he was strangled to death by I'M
known parties. He leaves a wife III
Los Angeles.
Tho latest figures from Santa Rosa
show iitty.Ono dead sixty.thrcc injured
and seven missing. Tho entire business
section of the town was ! aud
many residences wont d twenty
fires started but tho water supply wa
uniDpaircd and within thrco hours the
flames wore under control, despite tho
fact that tho engine house WIS ruined.
y New York dispatch Of the 2Gth Gays
that a little lcss than 500, 600 WIS
collected here yesterday for tho San
Frnncisco sufferers which means that
the total subscriptions from this city ia
just short Of 5000, 900. The coDtribu.
tons to the stock exchange fund were
made public last night. showing a total
of $4,000, OF this. $4,000 WINS sent
To the Citizens Relief Committee Of
San Francisco.
There are l07 companies Ia share the
San Francois insurance loss. This loss
lis estimated by The local agents nj DO.
tween S~li5.OOO,OGO and s20U,OOO, 900, but
Npy York gpnIa wp.l flint tho ;nuu,.