Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmalundi.

nm not forget the meeting at Leonard
,l,l uoulny evening".
Dr. Collin Of Carson, secretary Of the
.,.,s dental boarrl If in Elko visiting
friends.
lain N. Flynn, wife and con Of Doug
lass. Wyomiur, are III town. MIR. Flynn
:. very largely Interested in tho mines
II Bullion district, Lsnder couuty.
Tie plumbers strike in Reno is SET
lied. The plumbers wanted ~ a day,
INIT compromised on $3.50, an increase
~ % cents a day.
trusted clerk III the employ OF
Elliott l. Camp, Goldtield brokers, is
said to have Lit out for pastures new
with go, 900 OF the iirm's cash.
Dr. GiuilaI.L and niece will leave for
Ruby Valley tomorrow on u visit 10
,oepd,. DR.. Gilliland will cumbine
business with pleasure.
Judge Bruce is considerably under
ihe weather. lie was taken sick yeeter-
day afternoon aud has been in bed most
OF the time siuce. lie Is better this az.
ternoon and his many friends no pc be
will soon be we'll again,
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield who has Just
r~eturued from the Holy Land will deliver
an illustrated lecture on that interesting
connlry in the Presbyterian church next
wsek. Proceeds for the benefit OF the
church.
Don't forget tue meeting at Leonard
Hall Monday night for the purpose OF
starting free reading room in town.
Such an institution, properly conducted,
will be Of Immense value to the young
people. Go to the meeting aud lend
your influence to this good cause.
q. II. Merry, who ia gather ring data
Tor the Elko chamber OF commerce, re-
turned from the northern part Of the
county Inst night and left for Wells this
morning. He IL not loud in his praise
Of the roads be travelled over in visiting
the different camps up north.
There IL IA whole buckeiiul OF good,
sound sense in the following WORDS Of
Woodrow Wilson, president OF Prince.
;on university: -One really responsible
man III jail, one real originator OF the
schemes and transactions which are con-
trary to the public interests legally Iodg-
ed III the peniteDtiary would be worth
more than Il thousand CORPORATIONS
muicted in fines, II the reform il 70 be
genuine and permanent"
Some months ago, according TO the
London Chronicle, Austria pissed a
law giving its citizens the right 10 vote
and providing a penalty for failure to
exercise il. Now, no less than 10, 900
citizens are to be hailed before the courts
Tor not taking advantage Of their
privilege. II 10 said : be n certainty
that, III all cases where a legitimate
excuse, sLch as illness or unavoidable
absence cannot be shown, fines will be
imposed.
Tho Elite restaurant, the first door
west Of the Eugler Company's store, will
he opened for business at Z o'clock
Sunday morning. \ regular boston
breakfast will be- served IN tho morning
and short orders during tho day aud
night. Owing To the cungestcd condi
ton of freight, the proprictress has
been unable To procure all the delicacies
chs hoped to have, but will do The best
che can under the conditions.
Ono OF the railroad employees, Paul
Schultz we believe In his DHmc, was ON
the WIZ path this morning and threaten
I'd dire things IL anything more appear.
cd In this paper about the delny IN de-
iverinR mail To the post Office. llIs mad
WA up about yesterdays article. We
do not know whether Paul was 10 blame
or not but We do know chat We will keep
lammnrmR at this matter until the
mails are delivered to the post Office
within tho time allowed by the postal
regulations and We don't caro- whom il
hurts.
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