Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi,

MThonas Griffin and James Honey man
are up from Carlin.
u. +. TLorton, the Palisado hotel IMAM ,
was in town nus forenoon.
Mr.. W. f. Cheney, nm old time rcsi.
dent of Nevada, stopped over last risht
on his way from the east Ia Rrdlnnd-,
California, to visit hi- old time Elk0
friends
Commissioners Snyder and ~ISttun
are attending Il ticetIng OF the board
today. Commissioner Snyder reports
rough weather III Tuscarora and
throughout the northern rar. Of the
county last week.
Mitch G~regovItch, formerly COM
missary at the State prison. nm old time
resident OF Eureka and we'll known
throughout Nevada. died nj Tonopah
Friday.
Mr.. BoUhcr returned from Reno ycs-
tcriay morning. Mrs. BOohcr and Mrs.
Mcbride remained in Reno To- finish up
their visit. They are having - good
time and will not show W in EIko until
the last Of the week. In the meantime
their husbands will have a good time
too.
Steve Henley returned from Califor MIA
Saturday night. II" went through the
San francisco earthquake and tire and
WIS burned ont. His loss is partially
covered 10y Insurance.. Everybody il
glad to see Steve and all sympathizo
with him in his loss.
Judge Willis got in from Mountain
City this forenoon. lie brought with
him specimens Of ore from the protcc-
ton minG TINT look good 10 this scribe.
silver. MIR. Willis will remain here
until lIis wife returns and will .ilcn 20
TO Denver.
james Say, n brother in-law Of District
Attorney Williams, died at Invclock
yesterday. Mr.. Williams will go down
tonight to attend the funeral. On his
return he will stop at Cdrlin aud ron
duct tho preliminary examination Of the
nan charged with the murder Of Peter
Tuchcri.
In addi ion to tho SJl.0OI given la the
State university ~ Clarence Mickry
and hi mD:her, in mo upry ~ John Y
Mickey. tho ia'hrr and hush md they
| Ln,. -,,Il A.. -
MIR. M~LcISry to the university. tn"
statue will DO placed in front ni ;hc
ncw mining building Ia he built with
tho money donated 10y Clnrcncc
Mack"y and his m".her. More will be
said about this tomorrow.
While in Carson Saturday the writer
visited the Orphans Home in company
with Judge Talbot. Tloy were shown
through the institution md we're much
PloW,d with WIN, they saw. Tho lone
IN a magnificent building that wouli de-
credit tn u much moro populous and
wealthy State thun Nevada. Tho IN.
terror ot tho buil,!ung IN neat and clean.
Tho childron are dressed neatly and
all that the writer saw seemed happy
md coutcntcd. E!crything about the
i%DstItutiou shows carc and attention on
the part 0f Superintendent IolcthI aud
tho employees. Tho state has certainly
n magnificent home Tor ihs o orphan chill
rcn md IL ia we'll worth tho time ~ any.
one to 90 through il when in Carson
Superintendent Joicphs iR slowly re-
covering from u sovCro attack of pncu.
mOnia and hopes Ia he entirely well III Il
fow wocks. llc in now HUlo "a cit W..
Sheriff johnson and Deputy Sheriff.
Ewing 81 Lincoln county passed through
yesterday morning on their way from
Carson Ia Phoebe. They took "Cowhoy
Noll," her husband and three Othc:
prisoners to tho pcntruiiary. Nell and
her hush md wcrc convicted Of burglar
izing Ncsbitt's atorr at Do Lamar and
Judge Brown gave Nell four ycnrn and
her huebanu five ~ tho pen. Tho
woman worked M n waitress in n Carlir
hotel for several monlhe and. went from
lthorc Ia DcLamar. 1lioy are enid 10 hC
hardened criminnla. although the woman
IL not known Ia have u prison record.