Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-14
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundis

has 530:hives Of Golden Italian bees for
sale. See his ad elsew here. 80
Rev. Geo, Fl. Greenfield will be at
Lamoille during the rest OF this week.
II his services are required in ,Elko he
can he reached by phone at tie MaDse.
Attorney p. a. McCarren is ina Reno,
hospital suffering from an attack of ty.
phoid' fever. He defended Leo Buacel
on the charge OF arson at the recent
session OF our district court.
|. Two cars. OF granite to he used in
building n mnnument tl the late. A, G
Cleveland hive erriyed in Reno. Mr..
Cleveland is buried at. Ely, bpt he will
be desiuterred and Jun;ad. to Reno.
The monument will lr. erected by MB.
Cleveland and it will cost Sl5. 900.
Rev. d. II. McCullagh D.. d. returned
last night from Ely where he expects to
organize "A Presbyterian church in the
spring. lie reports that there are now
nine resident Presbyterian Pastors in
Nevada and that in the sprung Nevada
will have a P~resbytery OF it's own.
Graft in San Francisco!' exclaimed
the Californian. aSay, you rffete East
erners don't know anything about our
graft, II permeates commercial as well
as political life. Why, FL bet that il
the citizens undertake to hang the
boodlers they'd get stuck on the price
Of Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
This has bern one of the stormiest
days II the season. Tho heavy wind Of
yesterday and last night brought the
fay ends Of the storm thai swept over
the coast and Western Nevada Monday
night mud yesterday. Snow haG fallen
nearly all day and the streets arc fun
OF water and slush. =
DIR. Mabel K. Young has opened an
office in the Carville building and is
now prepared to practice dentistry in
all OF it's branches. She is a graduate
Of a dental colleGe and is thoroughly
competent to practice her profession.
She solicits a share OF the; public
patronage. Her professional card
appears elsswhese.-ni.. -
DIR. j. q. Lyman, wanted at Guldfield
Tor embezzllng mopeys belonging To the
Union Securities Company, was arrested
ut hOston yesterday by Il Piukerton de.
techve M he was about to sail Tor Eur.
ope with his wife. Lyman ia accused
OF taking 100000 belonging. to the com.
pauy and dcfraudinR many newspapers
throughout the country, III:
An earthquake shook up SIM Fran.
DISCO and Oakland Saturday night. Tho
shock came about midnight and lasted
about thirty seconds. Two buildings in
Oakland were ruined and numerous
chimneys were toppled over. In San
Francisco several walls wero shaken
down and the Calls presses were stopped
for Sc verRl hours, As far Ms known no
ono was injured md Tho damage ia
slight.
Nearly the entire population of Elko
attended the play at Leonard Hall last
night. Uncle Josh Perkin7 held the
center nf the staRe and was ably sup
por,oi 10y tho other members OF the
company. Hiram Green, the half witted
hired man, divided tho houors with
Uncle Josh. IA n nirth proyoker.
Hiram ia hard To beat. The laughter
and applause that greeted the actors
was sure evidence hat they pleased
tue people. The company is one OF the
best that over visited Elko aud the play
is Glenn, funny cod at times pathetic.
The fpu erRl Of Eevu Alberta Reynolds
dnnghtar OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rynnlds Of
MonnG valley, was conducted from tho
PrcshI terrain church by Rev. Geo, II,
Greenfield Mt 9 o'clock this after noon.
The pnstor spoke comtor ting words 10
the parents and the choir sang Ia few
Touching hymns. Tie 1iltlp Qiri wac
born in Ogden, Utah and vac Ia yents
7 qHl . m1nths old. She Wis eick hit n
few days and her death was very ,ln x.
pected to her pnrenls. The fi~ilys lu ye
tue sympathY Ut u large circle of irieud5
u their bereavement, May meir little
Que swec,ly sleep, to
Ono NJ 'hr gre iicst storn,s tint cver
ewcp, over tho %cdrrn rari q, ti. State
struck keU" mri ncip htn,rnv INV "a
Monday NIGHT. Tie rnt,nr lines wee
oil crippled md hll iulust ripa .~lrppnirn,
upon electrical power we., s,"rneI
Reno was III imtin, 81 for II Dte than cir
hours Ird FOR "t,it0p Girh' hours moi
v wheel wAs intunl ny 81, u outs ~ ,ht
! city, ttu ntii@ NJ Erginia III, wer,
al clnsr'i na y trsult NJ 'iir s'Or,n. The
mnrm IL sHll 10 hbvc iiern more ever,
III the southern part " tie State tlIr,
II was at Reno. Al six O'Clock yce Ter la,
morning there was seven feet ~ II
at summit nd three tccs Gt fruckc,
mud q g0s %iHllinq. Tho r%nllrOat
company hns hunitcls " men ut worl
clearing tile snow from the truck.
Mooda, morning es George W,nsa el,