Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-04-05

providing for the distnc,ing Of the
st1te into four dist meta Tor the purpose
OF experimenting tbe instruction IT the
young people.
Harry p. Brown. acused OF embez-
cling "A lnrRe sun III Inoney from lie
hrm Of Brougher & Mill Of Carson
las been brought hacS from L0s An,
geles to answer for his crime.
Sig. Pletro Marine and vile arrived
yesterday from San Frnncisco. MIR. Mar
iDo will join his brother aud Sig. l.. G..
Auletti, the Elk orchestra. Step in and
hear the music.
The case oi the state w. Nel.r Outrr-
kirk came up before Judge Bruce this
forenoon and was continued until 10
o'clock "Wednesday oD motion of Otto
Williams, the defendants attorney.
Il Easter services at both churches
were well attended yesterday. The
churches were handsomely decorated
with flowers and the services were very
interesting.
Juuge Brown did not commit the
lighting Basque to the asylum Saturday.
he held the matter under advisement in
order to communicate with the Savull
Brothers who are relatives OF the
Basque.
Fred II. Doh returned from California
Saturday night. He says there is lots OF
water iii the valleys and plenty OF SNOW
III the Sierras and the hide business is
good all along the line. Sell your hides
10 Doll.
Recorder Grover collected and paid
into the county treasury s55o,95. fese
Of his Office for the month 81 March.
This is n eplendid showing aud an M
vincible argument for the deputy allow
ed him 10y the commissioners today.
James +. liedden. superintendent OF
the Tonopah Il Goldfeli railroad has
applied to the supreme our for a writ
OF habeas corpus to get him out OF the
Esmeralda county Jail, where no WIS
sent by Judge Langan for contempt.
Philo Knapp. al old resident OF the
C~omstock. died in the Storey county
hospital Saturday from thu %intirmities
OF old age. Mr.. Knapp WE well known
by the old residents OF Virginia City,
having conducted An ice and soda bus
mess for many years. an which he acu.
mulnted n fortune, but lost il all in
speculation. lie was about so years OF
age. III leaves "a nephew NJ Ycringtou.
The funeral OF MIR. and Mr. Vel.
shon's little child took place from the
Presbyterian church yesterday after
uoon. A large number OF the friends
Of the family attended the services at
the church and followed tho remains to
tho Masonic cemetery. May the sorrow-
ing parents DO comforted by the thought
that the little one has escaped the t~rInls,
struggles and misfortunes OF life and
10Y sleeps i'll the Savior's arms.
The match game of base ball between
the mines OF Stanford university and. the
university OF Nevada. played at Reno
Saturday, was won 10y the Caliior mans
by a score OF IL 70 o. At the cud Of the
fifth inning neither side had IL tally.
The Nevada boys played poor ba1 the
rest OF the am and their opponents
scored IL t%alliies. Tho Nevada boys
had a row OF goose.eggs for their score.
The Journal and Gazette we're very
rabid in their Saturdays issue over the
appointment Of Sam Davis. They
characterized the publicity commission
"Sam Davis commission" and pre- iicted
all sorts Of dire consequences would
follow his appointment. They also
dealt in abuse OF Governor Sparks for
appointing Mr.. Davis and the journal
not satisfied with it's abuse OF the gov
ernor and Davis published Sans
picture and labeled il ~Ihe Carson
llornswoggler.' Editors Morgan aud
Bingham have made themselves redicu-
lous in this matter.
The corner stone OF the Mackay min
ing building at the university will be
laid with appropriate ceremonies some
time between April Goth and May 10Th,
depending upon tho condition Of the
weather. Regents Smith, Henderson,
Souchcrcau. Sunderland md Levers
will DO the principal speakers. The
building Will DO formally dedicated and
the Mackay statue unveiled in Septcm-
Der, when tho building liz Completed.
DR.. David Starr Jordan Of tho Stanford
University will make ono Of the address
ca when tho building Ia dedicated.
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