Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-20
r o FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Peter Carat, the White Rock cattle
man, il III town.
y fine lot of Spring and Summer
good have Just arrived al 5. Jacobs. =
Marshal Haywood III Utnh VIA Il
passenger for San Francisco TN No. 3
this afternoon
FoE RENr-A house Of four rooms
neatly furnished inquire AT residence of
Mr.. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toyne are in
from Mound valley. They gave tiki office
a pleasant call this morning.
NIcllo, Gun metal. watchs and visible
balHne thin model, in new designs at
l.. j. Wintcrmantc Co.'S Jewellers.
They keep the best.
Joe Harris left for Santa Rosa ON No.
3 to see il he could find his sister,
jessie, who was visiting there at the
time OF The carthuuakc.
The Southern Pacific company has
notified its agents To take no more
freight for San Francisco until further
notice as trains must bc used Tor the
transportation Of supplies to homeless
people.
Ham Mccain has received IA letter
from Mrs. Joe Scott stating that she
would leave Naples. Italy. ON the ith 0f
OF this month with the remains Of her
| t,al.,,l InL,- H.
Washington, today, where Mr.. Scott will
be buried.
The L. }. WIutcrmantc Co, jewelers.
are prepared t" 10 repairing at the most
reasonable rates at their place OF bust.
ness, Engraving free OF charge on all
articles sold. \
Another big deal was cunsummn."I ut
at Rem" Monday by the purchase Of the
Rid Rock group of mining claims in
taIrview. Tho buyer Is W. Davcy. a
Denver man, who Is said To nave paid Il
price reaching way up in live figures for
the properties. The seller is Mr.. Miller,
n pioneer III the FairvI"w district Reno
journal.
Chancellor Andrews, Of the Nebraska
university. passed through this morning
on No. on his way home from Reno.
He delivered a course Of lectures to the
students Of the Nevada university,
which we're highly appreciated by all
wbo hcRrj them. Judge Brown accom-.
panied Mr.. Andrews as far as Wells.
| 4 I'LL &c., -
\ honeymoon in Tibet cannot bc
recommended IA "A general practice. IT
has it, drawbacks. Count de Lasd ain
and his wife, who spent their honey.
III travelling from l'ckiL. through
Tibet, to India. had numerous udveu-
lures. While crossing one of the rivers
encountered. all tho belongings Of the
explorer were lost, and the rarity had to
sulsist for some time on the game they
shot. The COnntcss. who Ia an Ameri.
can, had m attach OF fever while Gro ~.
ing an immense desert.
-. o.. Mills has announced that he will
rebuild his building in San Francisco
and the insurance companies announce
that they will pay all losses. dollar for
dollar, whether caused by carshequako
or lire. These announcements will give
COUtidCucc To others and bear out the
vi"Yo expressed in our editorial which
WIS in typo before the dispatch wns
received.
While San Francisco Inns suffered tho
most from earthquake aud fire, other
cities and towns have suffered severely.
Santa Rosa. San Jose. Ohkinnd, Ala
media, Paln Al,c, S%nlinaR, berkeley ,
Santa Cruz. are among those tina. have
suffered. Tho beautiful city ~ Santa
Rosa hna been almost entirely destroy.
cd. Tho condition of the people Of
these cities appeal To us loudly for niI.
Lot the pc Dplc Of EIko respond literally.
Elko people who cannot hear from
their relatives in San Francisco are
getting very anxious. They should not
lose hope MS all may DO we'll with their
, loved OuCa.
Constable Mc\dams hra made v
complaint against Jno Alex ndnr oi
Carlin. FOR selling liquors to Indinrs
Alexander ia now in jnil waiting his
examination which will tukc place ~
soon ns Marshall Grimmon arrives.
+, tho committee affecting subscription,
: Tor the relief OF the earthquake and tic,
sufferers rcqucat us Ia thu, il
will bc impossible Tor them to rr,
everybody that may want 10 couiribui,
to the fund. aud tnnt all who have no
already subscribed cnn do az 10y calling
. ! ut either 81 tho banks. Don. misa thi