Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-19

kOwilz III town. tie ID the same kenia
man he was before the earthquake
siouk up thugs in California.
Knox CRIME h male nn excellent
,,ad supervisor. lie has dune honest
ok for hont st There il no good
reason why tho I'enple "f this district
should turn l~inai,wn. a vote fur him
viii I've n vote ror r.onest work.
f. B Clark. e,i.or and proprietor OF
the FairvicS Mm,r aud "a republican
candidate for III, mber OF the assembly
from Churchill q, unity, has disappeared
lie left debts Il. the umUmDt Of $1,000.
Attachments I" she amount Of $4,000
iiHve been rvied against the paper
David NJ Ryan, the present state
treasurer, is a capable, honest official.
Ills opponent il old and feeble while
MIR. Ryan lis III the prime Of life. Tn
10 II po'nt that the taxpayers should not
over.onk. the state treasury has been
looted in the pas, but with MIR. Rynp in
TINT nflice there viii he no stealing.
A lone btudit .irld up the stage be
tween R0und Mountain and Manhattan
Thursday morning and took the express
box and all the money the driver and
only passenger had. One report says
the express box contained s5WtO and
M ithef that Ii re Iwere only 800 in the
box. Possess are after the bandit.
MI. Owens returned from tho Bullion
mining district last night. He sage
people are locking into the district and
that u greal deal II work is being done.
Building is retarded by the Lace OF
lumber and other material. When COM
ing ont Of the district yesterday, he
noticed eleven passengers on the Two
stages go ng in. Mr.. Owens ,'as grent
faith III Bullion.
Democratic and all others who wish
to 500 compete It men on the board
at "a inty 30 nm : toner's should give
their support to Miles Is. D~unlon, the
democratic candidatr. He haB lived in
the county IL great many years and is
- vi IhhlafA''A W. W. ~ ~ VI
conmissI"Eer MIR. Damon met with a
se"ere ncci lent -rveral weeks ago ant
IL III 40 e 10 tna go u ranvass Oi the rOun
~. Ibis should not weigh against him
at the polls.
~ the Orr nre' H. me is Ii ,ouIg Girl
vino Iro ii e It's more than Ordinary talent
n the line II IRA Her copies OF
iiguJtH mud faces from all sources are
really wonderful. especially when it is
known that she maa never had ~ in
struc:Ipr, all the work having been de-
velupeI 10y her own perseverance and
pluck. Her name in Belle Armstrong
md il she has hall an opportunity to de.
velup the talent That 10 hers sho will
make her mark in the world.-Enter Prize.
Onr csteemei contemporary charges
Mr.. MapDix, ile. democratic candidate
for secretary Of stntc, with beng n
chrpct-bagger. At tile same time il
supports Mr.. Elliott Tor surveyor
general when he III III the came boat rs
Mr.. Maunix 20 Tar M residence in Ne
vada II concerned Ncighbor, he "A
little more consistent. II Mr.. MaDnix
in II carpet bagE'r. what is Mr..
Elliott? Neither have voted in the
State.
Recorder Grover received newa yea.
tcrday ~ the ,lcnih ~ his cousin. Frank
Grover. at Farmcrshurg, Indiana, on
the 81 Of tina month. Mr.. Grover who
wns tho top, ut the Superior mine
neal. Farmcrsburg, 'vaa al most Instantly
killed Mt the miBe.v Ito lwns pushing a
loaded car FROM tho shift when the
stick will, which no was pushing broke
causing hiV to TALL under the car which
passed over hs body, cutting it almost
in two. Mr.. Grover wns 30 ycnrs Of
age. lie leaves u willow and five
children.
Lust Monday evening thu republican
candidates held n meeting nj GoldfelG
and Wednesday evening the democratic
candidates Ind their meeting. Tho
Golitirld R'vieS snys there was n
noticeable contract between tho two
meetings. Enthusium seoming 10 be
absent ut The republican gathering,
while tho Democratic meeting WINS filled
with vim and cheers. The Review eRys
that the speech Of Mr.. BARTLETT nv
fun ~ seDle md reason and was
~ tcii.d with much applause. IL says
that The c'ncensus II opinion il that Mr..
Bartlett will Mprc ont Nevada in tho
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