Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-06-28
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Col. Hyman will leave for Salt Lake
this evening.
H.J.Mayham and his rarity left for
Reno on No. 3 this afternoon, Mr.. May
ham stating TINT nc will return next
Sunday.
Charley Keith has returned to Elko
after an absence Of several years. lie
is putting III his time visiting with his
mother and SISTERS and his boylood
friends.
The News says that Mrs. Daniel KEEL
ly, IN old resident Of Carson, has been
presented with s6O, 900 cash and a s25,-
700 home in Los Angeles by one OF her
brothers.
w. l.. t'ordham, John Kline and d
w. Frank came in from Bullion last
evening with the remains OF Adolph
Finck. 1t was "a sad journey for them.
Judge Bruce held james Bntt 10
appear before the grand jury on the
charge OF assault with intent to kill and
:'xed lns bond at $1,000. Britt is boaro-
ing with Sheriff Clark.
George Grilten, son Of Il. +. Gritten
OF the Nevada agricultural experiment
station in Reno, has been arrested and is
supposed to have confessed to having set
the fire Mt Lovelock a few weeks ago that
resulted in the destruction Of Sc yeraI
business blocks and the loss OF one lie.
Ono million stamped envelopes, con
tanned in a special car, were sent to
Goldheld yesterday from Washington.
The car passed through this state as regis
tered mil. Necessity for such a large
supply OF envelopes in the southern camp
and the frequent inability to supply tho
demand, caused the order for the car
load.-Journal.
License Collector Ingalls, estimates
that $4,000 will be available for the i'm
provement OF the streets Of GoldtieId
during the remainder OF the present
year. The revenue for this purpose is
derived Utmost entiely from gambling
Licences, which amour to $500 per
month, and are increasing monthly.
John Crowder and Thomas Ravenwood
two OF the mon who broke Jail the other
day, were caught ut Montello aid
brought back TO Elko. They had their
preliminary examination before Judge
Bruce this forenoon on the charge Of
grand larceny and were held to appear
before the grand jury with bail fixed at
$500 each. They were locked up.
The people Of Lamiolle are max NJ
great preparation for the celebration OF
the nations birthday. District Attorney
Gaipe Will pull the Eagles tail and the
Elk orchestra will furnish most excellent
music. There will be the usual process
sion, sports and everything that goes 10
make a patriotic celebration OF the day.
II you don't believe the people Of
Lamoille aro in earnest, read the new
celebration adj.
"i' IL ANOlhHi q pIDlllucut COu
tractor Of Denver arrived on No. 3 to-
day, accompanied by his wife and child.
A month ago Mr.. Nolnn was in Ell, O
and WIS 30 impressed with the
outlook for its future TINT he determIp.
ed to erect two fine dwellings here. lie
chose rs the site the hill near the Steuing.
or residence, ~ the property of the EIko
Land and Development Company. AS
soon rs the material arrives tho actual
work Of construction will begin.
Preparations for the entertainment OF
visitors to the National Irrigation Con
gress, which meets in Sacramento in
September, aro planned on q large scale.
1t is estimated TINT the events arranged
III connection with that meeting will
atlract fully $4,000 strangers to the city.
Everything will be done to insure the
comfort and pleas uro OF visitors. The
management OF tho details Of this i'm.
pOrtant work ID in the hands o. com
mittecs whose members nre accustomed
to handling big things. Every facility
will be afforded to people from a distance
to visit points Of interests in the great
Sacramento Valley and elsewhere in the
State.
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