Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-01
morning on a short visit.


The wagon road from Aust. to Man
haitian IL swarmins with heavy teams
treighttng machinery snd supplies to
the hitter place.
Losr-ln Elko. "A Chinese brass bel,
buckle. with black ribbon belt attached
y suitable reward will be paid Tor the
came at this office.
An auto road is being constructed
from Tonopah to Manhattan To reduce
the running time between those two
points TO 2l6 hours.
Mrs. J. ". Tough, Mrs. J. ID. Boyd
and Miss Jos. Boyd OF Union Town.
Penn, WHO have been ~vlsitru: Miss
Lizzie llough Of Elk", will leave on No..
q tonight. Do
Tie l. j. Winter manJcl Co., jewelers.
are procured tN do repairing AT the most
RI asonab'" rate Mt IA, ir place OF huai.
ucS7. Engraving tr,c Of cl arge on all
wtir..s sold. &
civil engineers are surveying on the
Colorado river f0f tites for installing
monster electric power generating
plants /" operate mines and mile in
Nevada desert regions.
AlonZO Trip has resigned as SUPER
mtcuient and general freight agent OF
ii. TOmopnh railroad. The road is said
+" he the biggest paying liue for its
length on Ihc continent.
y dispatch from Detroit says that the
steamer Erin, ~up.hound, and towing the
schooner Dnnforth was run into and cut
in two by the steamer Cowle in the St.
Clair river. just below ST. Clair early to-
drowned.
The United States forest reserve SER
vice Is to extend it, jurisdiction To the
open public range la prevent over
grazing. Tho publ;c land outside OF
forest reserves comprises 1000 'O.UOO
acres IL the same regulations govern.
ing forest reserves are to be applied to
open public ranges, says the latest bul.
lctin from the agricultural department.
Frank Robinson and Elmer Ouder.
kirk took charge this morning OF their
property which they purchased from
MIR. Pixlcy it few weeks ago. In n few
days these gentlemen will have their
place Of business rcti;ted aud when
completed Will be one Of the finest and
up-;o-datc resorts Ill Elko. Mcssrs.
EohInson and Ouderkirk are we'll known
to ever! one and will. beyond "A DOUBT.
maize IL success in a., ir new undertake
ing.
Tho talk that Truckce Will be in the
near future what she was several years
ago has been the topic Of conversation
among Iruckre bu-tucsS people. For
the asst week or more the railroad men
vino nre di~v.sinucd at this point say that
Irnck,c will b" within another lrar's
time one of the mann division points Tor
engineers, iircmcn, conduct, rs and
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
Tho Industrial Union at Tonopnh,
winch Is made up principally Of res
ihnran. and h":,l ,mp!u! cs. has ma =
EuTatca the cight.hour day. Form, Is
the cmplu!cs worked ten hnur'. The
wages of chefs have been cut from G
to 81 a day. night cooks will receive 81
a day, male walters. - 10; female wait
crs, So; dish washers and !arlmcn, -.
\ tine of SO will he imposed ON those
vii" work over these hours.
Frank Hall and &. d. Calvin, CAPT.
talis's and mining men Of San Francisco
arrived last night aud left this mornii q
for the bullion district t" max. some in
vestmcrtR. After spending u fcw days
III bullion they will problbly go on a.
Bald Mountain tn inspect the Skaggs
property. Robert Skaggs accom- named
them.
y new worlds record at role vault.
ing was established WcducIay 10y i. <.
Gilbert of Yale, at the Decoration day
track and field games Of the Irish
American Athletic Club at Celtic Plri;.
Long Island City. Gilbert cleared the
Tar at ~ feet : mchca, the best previous
record being that Of Norman Dole. OF
Oakland, Cnl., who cleared II feet | -.
100 inches April %, 1901.