Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
Zocrb & Bodies have discontinued
business here. Thoy will move to Stock.
ton and ~es,ablisha large plant.

Zocrb & Bodies have discontinued
business here. Thoy will move to Stock.
ton and es,ablisha large plant.
p. 1. Giunis and d man PANIED Free
mar escaped from the insane asylum
yesterday morning, Ginnis is the man
who attempted to hold up the Oberon
gambling house at Reno recently. He
WAS pronounced insane Il few weeks ago
and sent to the asylum. Freeman at
tempted to murder Mrs. George
Sauer. The bars Of Ginuis' cell were
pred apart and "A large iron Tar WINS
found in his cell. DR. Gibson, superin-
tcndent az the nsy lum, sage the men
had outside issistuucc I'D making the ir
escape. 1t is said that Freeman had
tho assistance OF nm attendant. The
matter is being investigated.
Deputy Sheriff Hardin and Deputy
Constable Miller arrested three men
this forenoon ON the charge Of disposlng
Of liquor To Indians. They gave their
names MS William Carr. William Rsy-
nOlds ana Oscar johnson. Tho officers
found three beer bottles full Of whiskcy
in the brush along the river, where
three or tonr Indians we're camped.
The men were locked up to await their
preliminary examination before the u.
;. commissioner. \ gallon of whiskcy
wa5 stolen from the Club saloon last
night and these men are suspected OF
stealing it rs they told the Indians they
had n gallon OF whiskey. An empty
1emijohn was founo near where the
men were caught giving the whiskey to
the lrdians. y complaint charging the
men with petty larceny WIS filed with
Judge Bruce this afternoon.
-. JOLLY -.
That "open door" to the ORIENT winch
our republican friends assured us the
possession OF The Philippine I-Iands was
certain to keep open. seems to be kept
closed i'll spite Of all our outlay OF lives
and treasure. The chief of tha United
States statistical bureau tells US that
I'VE supply hut one per cent OF the one
billion dollars worth OF merchandise
imported into the tropical regions and
are making no gains" How can we ex-
pect people to trade with us when We
have raised a tariff wall to prevent our
trading with them.
Republican harmony is not us thick in
thc Empire State us certain leaders of
that now panic stricken party would
desire. Some Of the discord is the result
u: the reapportionment 81 senate dis.
~tricts; some of it is engendered by the
friends of Olell and his adversaries;
more Of II is the result OF "a feeling that
the party has been III power long
enough for it's " good. The next
republican convention promises to be
the livcliest on record, with no cut and
dried programme TO be followed. Gov
crnor Higgins and Chairman Odell
were not far III the wrong when they
nnitad i'll declaring that tho republican
party il facing the greatest crisis i'll the
last twenty ycar5.-Exchange.
Edward Dahl Ardery, "A cadet in the
United ST ttes military academy Mt
West Point. will graduate from the
academy with the class OF 1906 Oh the
morning OF Tuesday, June 18th. Ed
wari Artery is Il graduate Of the
Virginia City high school and WIS born
and raised on the Cnmst rcF. a." en-
tered the Cuitrd S,n;cs mill arv
academy from N,yAdu fuur years ago
after II hare competitive examination
and since he has been in the academy
has done excellent work. He will
graduate twenty four in bis class Of
l2i, and will he nssinged to tho engin C.
er corps of the United States army.
llo has made a very high standing
through his career in the college and
has won credit for himself and his
state.