Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-09-21
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImaqundi.

Judge ljrOwu feInIHeu lTOul LiuCOIu
county yesterday afternoon.
Mss Maule Grover departed Tor Boise
CITY, Idaho, this morning to visit Mrs.
Grover, her grandmother.
It is reported that Charles a. Towne
aud William j. Bryan will stump Ne.
vada for the democrats during the
campaign.
Lunbest llendsrs III, brother Of
uy,ien and Carroll, arrived from GIus-
Cow. Mis3nn-', yesterday to take n
po,iuou III the Henderson Company's
Bank.
According to the printed list Of tax
pt yers. the Central Pnciiic ltsilway
Company will pay taxes IN sl, :l3. 100
this year. That's just a irile more thnn
the writer will pay tnxes on.
The Chicago grand jury fund twenty
indictments against Stenslund and Her
ring, tho bnnk wreckers. Other are
under way anil before the investigation
is concluded there will be enough
charges brought against them to hold
them for the balance Of their natural
lives, provided they are convicted.
An agnculturists OF eminence-in a
class 10y himself-declares that as English
walnuts are grated on the black walnut
tree, he sees no reason why doughnuts
should not be grated onto the stately
,,-, .,o nn alba M hiu nnnFunity
by urging farmers to try it, as there
ARE millions i'll it, grnft being a great
thing nowadays.-The Star
Tho primary election for delegates to
the republican county convention was
held yesterday afternoon and the follow
ing were elected from this precinct: A.
Bruce, Jnmes Dewar. Il, Dotta, Frank
F'crnnld, q. y, Gardner, IL. j. Jones,
Sey nrour Jacobs. T.. s. Miller, Chester
Litrleti.ld. Frank Williams, Edgar
Reinhnr'. G. Is. Russell, f. j. l.. Taber,
Herbert Sproule. Foriy.tive votes were
cast.
Postmaster ilofer md Commiseoner
Edwards spent most Of yesterday in
meiusuv ny and remensuring the en-.
trance to the federal building rs they
had received notification that the gov.
ernorncLi expected to put in n revoly-
ing door ut once and to send speciiica-
tioDs. Tho door will be quite an im.
provrment over the present ones, which
IRE extremely dissgrceable and incon.
v~enicnt, especially during stormy and
severe weatber.-Carson Sews.
The primary election for delegates to
the democratic county convention will
DO held between 4 and 6 O'Clock this
afternoon at the courthouse. Follow.
ing ia IL list OF delegates, for which every
democrat in the precinct can vote:
Thomas Hunter, +. NJ. GutridRe. J. ID.
Carroll. John w. Vowel. J. T. Wright,
II. Clinton, George Russell. S. q.
Shirley, G.. Il. May or, W. g. Owens, J..
&. ~Iiarris. j. =. Triplett. Every dem.
ocrat in town should vote before 6
O'Clock as the polls close ut that hour.
Tho Gazette charges that the editor
the INDEPENDENT ID sore oyer the action
Of the democratic State convention and
will not work for the success OF the
ticket nominated. II the Gazette's
predictions of IL republican victory are
founded on no more substantial basis
thnn the above charge, they will go
glimmcring long before tho campaign
il over. Tho INDEPENDENT supports the
nominees Of tho Reno convention and
will do its shnre OF tho work during the
campaign, There's no sulking hero.
According to reports tho Southern
Pacific plans to construct IA 5000
terminal, with extensive round houses
and fifty miles Of switching track Mt
koseville, Cal. TO s~ubstantinte this the
company hns bought tho heart OF the
town, presumably to make room for the
gigantic enterprise. II IL the c%ompany's
intention to have double tracks from
RoseviIle To- Sacramento. q distance Of
eighteen miles, and make up all freight
trims from the cast and north for San
Francisco from the terminal.
The Carson Ncws enys TINT the "VIle
Plat published in tho Appeal and
found elsewhere, is ~ deliberate lie.'
The story in published because il is OF
interest to tho people Mt this time, and,
10 true, shows Mr.. Mitchell in rather a
had light. Tho 1~SDErENdENT docs not
vouch Tor tho truth or ialeity OF tile
story but sends nlong with it tho 70.
publican denial. You pay your money
and take yonr choice.
JudRo Brcen hns issued "A rost raining
order against the 1ndust rial Workers Of
tho World and the Miners Unions oi
Tonopah and Goldiield mt the instance
~ l.. q. BransUD, owner and publisher
Of tho Holdtieid and Touopah Sun. Tho
order directs tina. the defendants shnll
IN no way injnrc tho busincss OF tho
publisher either by boy cot q: othet wise
or Interfere with tho salo Of the paper
or IN any manner call attention 10 the
boycot. Tho defendants arc ordered to
appear In court October 18th and, chow