Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-21
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.
Wink vour eye and one.

Wink vour eye and one.
James Jameson and wife Of Lamoiue
are in town.
Railroad Jack at Leonred Hall to-
morrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voight returned to
LaruOille today,
DR.. Ely vent east on No. 1 this morn.
ing on a professional trip,
The Lamoillo Creamery will continue
to run all winter.
Seats in the GoldGeld Stock Exchange
sell for $3.50 a sit.
Miss Dolly Russell :and Mrs. Dorsey
are expected home in a few days.
Or. uiliiland left town Sunday on Q
business trip and will br away three or
fonr days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drown are making
"A visit to their daughter MB. Winchell
in Clover Valley.
Mrs. Harry Dunn and sup DICK lett
for .Reddmg, Calf. lHst nj. Int ON u visit
to relatives.
Mrs. S. A. Hightieli and son Newell
camO up from Carlin this morning
She returned today on No. q.
Mr.. Booher left last night for Lincoln
county on u visit to the experiment farm.
lie will be gone about q week.
Webster Patterson took his family
out to the ranch today where they will
spend their Christ mas VACATION
The daily passenger train from Battle
Mountain to Austin was tied up several
days this week owing to Il lack OF fuel.
Tho incoming Legislature will be
asked to establish a reform school for
the detention ct youthful criminals.
Miss Leila Iiough is spending u few
days III Elko with her Aunt Miss Lizzie
Hough. She il op her ~0y to Ely to be
with her .nother.
A quarry ~ black marble has been
discovered near Nina, Esmeralda couu-
ty, md is claimed TO he Of COMMERCIAL
value.
Tho Bonrd II Trustees ut its last
meeting decided shat on and after Jan.
uary ! next Bcrkniay shall DO a dry
10 IN.
f. S. Kendrick, II prisoner serving a
LIE term in the penit e%ntiary ct Carson,
has presented tho Presbyterian Sunday
school OF that town with IN organ.
I'm going To the Commercial ilotcl
Barber Shop. WhyY Because Adolph
knudson can fix me up in good styles
Ii is estimated tint the quicksilver and
amnlgnm deposited in the bed Of the
Careou River, TINT escaped from the
mills working Cunistnck ores, will total
a value Of sG,Uc0,00o.
Tho l.. J.:"inter mantcl Co., Jewellers
a re prepared TO dosrcpairmg a. tht mnst
reasonable rates Mt tlmir place uf bust.
ness. Engraving Stree ui charge on all
articles sold.
The Southern Pacific CnWpnny hus
nndcr conEi lcrn,inn II plan to plant
treea n!Oug cncb side Of their lince In
NrvadI With timbcf.Ihahi ing trees TINT
ire adoiicd t. the climatic ind aoil con,
ditioDs Oi the state.
II In slatcd that n 50.siamp mill is to
be built at Wadeworth. Tho Greon
| Uillo Company catimnte TINT more ,hnn
s5,G0O, 600 worth ~ ora Ia o blocked
ont.
Virginia City. supposed Ia DO n
hrictly union towr, IL jnbilnnt over the
tact 'lia, there In Mt least one restaurant
IN which 40 Chinese are employed
lluh!-Cnrson Appeal.
Ralph pigG, a Reno dance bRlI muei.
clan, skipped out ni TINT town this week,
taking his young wiio's belongings aud
leaving her destitute, lilo Ia evidently
living rp to his perciuc name.
All clectricians, m%achinlR,p, llncmen
and helpers in the employ Of tho Ncvndn
Light & Power Company ut Goldfcld.
have demanded tia, tue ~snIarics - all
be raised 81 per day. Electricians are
nov receiving 60 per day, mnchinisle
receive 90 and helpers receive 1850.
Hon. y. l.. joohcr Inns been appointed
by Gov. Folk TO represent The state 81
Missouri at the meeting OF the natioba
convention Tor tho extension Of III,
foreign IN OF tho United state
TO DO hold IN Washington, ID. c.. be