Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-10-05

and mining men in the west, il IN coin :
munication with parties at Coolgardie,
Australia, with the object Of securing a
herd OF camels to be used in ~fscieh,inR
on the golden deserts OF Southe rn
Nevada.-Nugget.
While there Is NO national politics i'll
the election Of nssemblymen this year,
there is in the election VI state senators.
The state senators elected this year
will have II vote for a United Stuies SEN
ator to succeed Senator Newlands. II
IL yon want Mr.. Newlands reelected,
you should vote for Thomas Hunter and
II. II. Coryell for state senators.
r. Il. Winter, one OF Elko ~eounty's
next assemblymen, came tn to Su today.
He told the INDEPENDENT that he did
not have the time or money necessary to
make n thorough canvass OF :he county,
bnt would do his best to win ont. He
is one oi Elko county's h st and most
enthusiastic citizens and will make
them an honest capable legislator.
Don't forget him nn elcc;ior. day.
President Baer OF the Reading rail.
road insists he cannot understand the
new railroad rate regulation law, There
are n good many things Bro. Baer does
not understand yet, but lie wall later
when the Reading railroad rates are
made reasonable and the aiming and
selling coal is divorced from the railroad
management and the Read ng railroad
is taxed ike the property Of other
citiZene!
Sunday norning u carload Of old
brass wns shipped from tiis city by a.
j.. McConc. and the ear Ihkun through
to Reno. When his employees in Reno
went la unload the ear they discovered
that some one had been ahead Of them,
and had stolen all the brass. The stolen
brass was valued at SlIG0. The Reno
officers ar, making u vigorous search
for the thieves. who are supposed to
hR We carried oil the plumber in a wagon,
rs some OF the pieces were very heavy
Virginia Enterprise.
Il. D. Kelley has mn le a record ns
surveyor-general that should win him
the support Of the people regardless Of
politics, His opponent may tie compel.
tent to till the oil u, but the people Of
Nevada do o know it. Thew know
General Kelley rs a man and an official
and nov him to be just the man for the
office be now holds. II you want four
years more OF honest, efficient admins
tration OF the land C%fice, give General
Kelley our vote on election day.
According to the Fallon STANDARD,
whose elitor is considered u most re-
liable man, ii peculiar inc lent occurred
several days ago at the construction
camp OF G.. X. Wilbur A box Of
dynamite, according to the story, bad
been carclessly lett outside by the com
missary and IA pig came along md ate
porker wandered into the coral where
several mules were kept and on5 OF tile
animals took a pot-shot Mt his pigship
for luck. Tho result was one pig and
two mules dead and considerable other
damage done.
Every iemccrat nDd every ind, pen.
dent voter in Nevada should heartily
support George 4. Bartlett for cons
gress. lie was born and raised in the
state and knows what its people need in
the way at congressional legislation.
He stands for IL revision OF the trust
sheiterimg tariff schedules, the enforce.
meni oi the criminal statutes agaiLs st
the trusts, n more effective railroad rFte
bill and all the other reforms advocated
by the democratic purity in its national
and state platforms. Mr.. BartleiEs
ability to represent Nevada in congress
10 nnpucsiioned md his record as a
citizen Is without u staiL. Vote for
Inn.