Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.
Adolrh Fink Of pl, a nm, valley is i,

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town.
II. A.-Leberski aud family left last
night for May. Idaho.
Delicious o, ST er .cockrail+ at the Club
saloon. Try them.
Clyde Shonerd will leave for his home
nj Echo, Utuh. tonight.
Get .our good rcro!u'. -. ready for
the new year.
/ Holiday Eoods. An excellent variety
OF many novelties and Ia Ii lay goods at
EEgfers y
Hlrriman ParkmaD, the man who
first brought alfalfa from South Ameri-
ca and planted it in the United States.
died at Emporia, Kas., yesterday, aged
10! ears.
Great reduction in boots, shoes una
gents furnishing goods at r. Osrll's
Ali will he sold at the lowest figure. =
l.. Winter mantcl & Co. Jewellers have
a beautiful hne Of nov ~icwelry aud
watches.
Mayor Schmitz has demanded "a 90 pa
rate trial in the graft casee. He de-
mands n speedy trial, while his partner
Ruef If playing for delay. They are a
precions pair Of thieves.
Save tho 70 natural ,e.th, thereby re
tain !uur facial expression. Dr. GiNi-
ln,,1 s.I.. 2I:l - nIr r.
S'orc. Elko.
Hon. Edgar Sadler, one OF Eureka
county's nss"mhlymen. is in town today.
He was - mcmher OF the last legislature
and came Out with a gooI record. lie
is a worthy son Of his dist inguishcd
father.
The l. j. WiDtermantel Co, Jewellers
are prepared to do repairing a; the most
reasonable rates mt their place ~ husi.
ness Engraving tree Of charge ou" all
articles sold. Y
Postmaster Dawson Of Reno, has nu-
nounced that owing tn the shortage of
help nj TINT iiioce The mail has accumu
lated to such an extent that it is four
days late being sent to outside points
and five days late on the local delivery.
The T0nopah restaurants are closed
as a result u 81 strike of cooks and wait
ers. The men demand "a change in
hourr, which the proprictors declare it
is impossible for them to grant. Some
Inconvenience but no hardship his re-
suited from the strike, no many board.
inghouscs and private din;ngrooms are
running.
Tho Gutzon Borglum statue, to be
PRESCRIBED TO the University Of Nevada,
by Clarence Mackay in houor nj the
Nevada p]ioneur, John Macka,, has been
finished III tho Bnrglum studiu in New
York. III viii 10 stored in New York
until May. when il will be clipped to
Reno fnr installation. The statue cost
$50 ,000.
Mrs. l'coher is not so well today. The
disease Inns developed into typhoid FOYER
tnd the prospects arc That it will be
some time betore che is able to leave the
hospital. She is having the best uf care
and attention and nothing will be loft
undonc to iestnre her TO health.
The il 'a',"p at Goldleld remains the
same. seems tia. the strike will be
'nl'irl al ~ when some method is found
y in'' ~ II stop to the thefis of ore.
y" ~ Ca II 'le three miners arrcst ed
'"n lays ag for stealing ore we're dig.
nifs'.' Yesterday IN n technicnliiy mud
NJ were released from custody.
bj'R \. LheFski; brother nj Mrs. Els.
Rrrdrcts u LamoiIl1 valley called on
~ wri'pr lat avC' inc and stnttrl That
r. article rNui"d III he l~NnEPESpFST
'nst wcsk irhn The Carson News, pur.
""tniir =" rive nh account ot nm in,or.
rir" "rtMeen her aon, u. Il Hendricks,
md liz fihcr NJ Tho p.niien,iary. was
ala - fHr ny II siatrd .iiRi ,hp IUter-
Y'rh was brought about 10y The mother
1t Tie ,ounr man llc ulsn stated that
Mrs. Hendricks iIni uo'hf',p "a do with
her fnn'A vh II ~ hin father and that che
wished il,is 81 iicmcn, published In the
i~NpErEHpErr.
The Uniicd Siatca produces . 5,000,.
o y tone Uig " iron annually. a writer
III nh hm'etn Journal points out that
100000 tore ~ Ibis Amount could he
iono away with Ivy nslnR cement, md
further lint on u smooth road freight
onp hc cnrried cheaper than ON mil
roada. Cement is CROWN In IL 10 rapid.
ly and Tor low and common buildings
ongh to 40 away with mu II stone,
brick md lumber. Ono big turner In
he lSaal ie us,nR reinforced cement for
fence posts, u has peculiar advantages
hf mnny tnrpoeee. II is not affected