Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-03-09
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Sa1magundi.

oyster cocktails tie nneSt
rver-nt the Club Saloon.
Baled hay l cent per pound at the
ELEPHANT Livery Stable.
4 train load OF soldiers passed east
this forenoon.
Several railroad officials passed east in
Il special car this morning.
Mr.. and Mn. Henley left for ,Calitor-
nia on No. 3 this afternoon. ~
For RENT--Single furnished rooms,
for gentlemen. Enquire Of Constable
w. .. Wore.
The latest reports from Rochester
state that Miss Susan b Anthony has a
fair chance Of recovery.
LOST 4 bar pin set with diamonds
and pearl. Tho finder will receive IA
reward Oh bringing the pin to this office.
Grand reduction sale OF clothing, fur
nishing gooIs, etc. mt Seymour Jacobs.
Call at the store Tor hs prices.
On Saturday Mrs. Campbell will open
a fine line of ready to wear hate, but her
pattern hats will not be on display be-
tore the last Of the month. \
y Topeka dispatch says that harles
NJ. Schwab passed through that city
Yesterday. He presented a healthy ap.
pcarance and denied that he had been
seriously i'll.
The L.. j. Wintermante Co., jewelers.,
are prepared to do repairing ut the most
reasonable rates at their place of bust
ness. Engraving free of charge on all
ARTICLES sold. y
Snrveyor General Kyle has referred
the charges against deputy US. mineral
surveyors of Nevada to the interior de-
partment for investigation. His request
for specific charges has been ignored.
1t is stated that the senate committee
on interstate will report q
skeleton railway rate bill. The skeleton
will probably consist OF bon es ~ con-
Observation-Disclosures Post.
Photographer Ramsdell intends to
take II trip the first Of next month and
he will he away several weeks. Those
wi-hing photographs or other work in
his lihe should call ON him before the
end Of this month.
Mrs. w. II. Brown returned from Snn
Francisco yesterday. She will spend q
few days visit mig her relative, here and
will then leave for Color Il Sp~inss
and Denver and then return To her
home III Chicago. Sac will he uccompu-
MED by Miss Sadie Hen lcrsun who goes
to Chicago to complete her musical
course.
u. j. Grogan, au old friend Of the late
p. j. McNamee, arrived from Butte
City, Montana, last night to visit Mr..
McNamee at his ranch. lie had not
heard Of his friends death and was
greatly shocked when he learned OF il.
Mr.. Grogan is considerably broken up
over the sad ending Of his proposed
visit.
IL bls lobtl III u " lSNpu caught
fire yesterday afternoon and the local
fire department was unable to fight tho
flames successfully. Word WIS sent b,
TruCkee and a fire engine left the
mountain town within SIX minutes nfter
the call for aid was received. The
hotel was still burning when the Reno
Gazette went to press.
a suit for breach OF promise OF mar.
rage came up before Lord ErskiDc,
when, as chief justice Of England. no
presided at the Chelmsford Assizce.
Miss rickcll was tue plaintiff. Her
counsel, a solemn young barristcr
nameo Stanton, opened the case thus:
"Tickell, the plaintiff, my lord,' Ere.
kino dryly interrupted him with: "Uh,
tickle her yourself, Mr.. Stanton. 1t
woTlG be unbocOming to my position"
N. Y. Tribune.
Judge Brown received a dispatc b
from Phoebe this morning stating that
Ben Sanders, district attorney Oi Lin.
coin county, died yesterday. Mr..
Sanders hns been ailiug Tor several
weeks and has been Mt tho Sisters
Hospital ct Los Angeles. where ho died.
Tho diepatch was aligned by Eugene
Goodrich. county clerk OF Llncoln
county and contained only the bare
announcement Of Mr.. Sanders death.
Horace Greeley was the author Of a
style in editorial writing which had
been often initiated, but probably never
cqualled. During his cditorship two
newspapers, neither OF which was
friendly TO Greeley. became engaged IN
a violent alteration. Tho argument
grew warmer, until each paper openly
called the other II liar. II was tho op,
poriuDity Greeley had been waiting for
lIo announced in his paper that "ht
Ind tho honor Ia ngteo with both o
his distinguished contemporaries
n. Y. Herald.