Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-29
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImalundi.
Jay Clemone is in town.

Mrs. Clyde Schonard left for her home
in Echo. Utah. Inst night.
Mn. josie Igo and son arrived yes.
terday frcm Pocatello, Idaho, on a visit
to her sister Mrs. II. J Jones.
Miss NJ lggie Jack, Tuscarora's repre-.
sentative to the Rebekah assembly, re-.
turued thtsm morning.
Mr.. Bouher returned from his Tonopah
trip this morning. Tie will have some
thing to eny next week about ronopah
md Goldtield, the two greatest mining
camps III the world,
Fred ilson ia very sick in the Es-
inernldn county hospital at Goldield.
Assessor Eggers and Mr.. Strickler Of
Tuscnrora called on him Thursday aud
fonnd him in Il serious condition. He
has u very severe attack OF pneumonia
and his recovery is very doubtful.
Governor Sparkle, president Of the
Pacific Coast Bear Club, has sent an
invitation in tho namo OF the club to
President Roo Jevelt to join in a bear
hunt ON the preserves OF the club in
Lrs :en TO inty. California.
Mr.. Dawley returned from San Fran.
cisco this morning. He viewed the ruins
md brought back with him memories OF
the disaster that will remain with him
ns long as he lives. lie thinks that only
{" snnIl portion Of the suffering, distress
mud ruin has been told.
Tho republican State committee me;
in Carson today 10 namo tho date and
place for holding the State convention.
An effort will also DO made TO endorse
r.. ). Harrington for United States
Judge to succeed Hawley. Tho CON-
mittoemon from the southern part Ut the
state will pull hard for Tonopah as the
place for holding the con ventiop.
A letter received from PocatelIo,
Idaho. by Foreman Grogun Of the round.
house. tells Of the queer results OF IN
accident which occurred near there on
= Tuesday. Engine 1929 blew up and
strangely enough the engineer md fire.
man we're not seriously injured. The
conductor Of the train had one OF his
ears blown OF, while the rear brakeman.
who wns in the cabo0se, forty care bach
from the engine, was blown through tn,
cupola window and was badly hurt
Humboldt Star.
While In Tonopah this week we met
a number OF old Elkoites, all OF whom
9eemed To be prosperous and happy,
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grant. Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Cawood and Tom
Tennnnt, Mr, and Mrs. Grnnt are keep.
ing two eating stations mt Rye Patch ON
tho T~onopah.M Manhattan road. They
wore we'll and seemed prosperous and
happy. Tom Tenant is ~bookkeeper
for Summerfield & johnson. livcrymen.
He in tho same Tom thu, stuck type in
tho INDEPENDENT oflio 90 for seven years.
His looks indicated TINT no WIS we'll
fed, happy md contented. All wished
to DO remembered to their Elko friends.
Silver dollars arc source. That il 10
cay they ure scarcer than usual and M
"SN""' S"'N w O'H W WE ~utiIUulIlH-
ton hns set in. A pair Of gamblers
arrived from Reno this morning to try
and gather up sOme Tow hundreds of
them for uSo in Reno but they we're
able only TO secure Il limited number, M
:he scarcity seonis 10 have set In here.
Appeal.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Griffin aro In town.
james Myers il In today from La.
mobile.
Several pupils from tho Carson Indian
school arrived ou No 4 this morning.
Tho body Of Luke White. who was
drowned IN the TrLckco river at lscno
Thursday night. Inns not been recovered.
Tho next session " the grand lodge OF
Odd Fellowe, the or md oncampmont
and the Robckah assembly oi Nevada
will 10 held IN Reno
Joseph O'Nca), q prominent ranchcr
and stockman, OF Humboldt county,
died IL Sacramento Thursday evening.
lilo WIS about GO years OF age and Leaves
a largo estate.
Tho Beatty Bullirog Miner osys tina,
tho "busincss men Of Nevada are pray.
ing tho government 10 establish nm
army post in this state, Mt or noar the
bg mining camps, giving ns .htir
reason tho tsar OF "Indians."
TO have iiio hoart taken ont and pa,
ticlos Of sand washed from Il as II bcaj
and still survive has been the experience
Of O. A. Mccartney. a Pasadena, Cali.
contractor. While riding n motor cycle
he came In collision with a hay Wagon