Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-08-23
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi

The Reinhart Company AL ~vertise a
sale OF boys suits and ladies' skirts to
begin ON August 10Th. Read the al
and t6ke advantage OF this sale.
Tho plant of the Western Ore Purchas-
ing Company at Reno was burned early
yesterday morning. The fire was caused
by crossed electric wires. The loss Is
estimated at from sd ,OOU to $1,000.
The democrats q: PENNSYLVANIA have
adopted as their war cry the command
meni, Thou shalt not steal" II will
be pretty nRrd for them to make much
Roadway in Pennsylvania with such a
slogan Ms tlAt.-Chicago Record-Herald
Tho Nevada Commercial League has
adopted resolutions inviting the Western
Pacific to buiid a branch from the main
line into Reno. The merchants OF Reno
promise to assist Ill procuring traffic for
the rond II the company will build the
branch.
Nice.President Fairbanks has written
TO Senator Nixon that he wonld Je
pleased to stop over i'll Reno, either on
his way to the irrigation at
Sacramento or Oh his return trip. Look
IL Tor a cold wave If Fairbanks visits
Reno.
The Mohawk miners at Ciuldtield
struck Sunday because OF the manner in
which the chHnge-room was conducted.
They claim that two watchmeu were
stationed IN the room where they chang
ed their clothes before going into and
coming out Of the mine, and the miners
on the other properties Of the Consoli-
dated company followed suit on Monday.
Tho latest reports say thnt the strike ia
in a fair way OF settlement.
Captain \. Vincent, formerly a mem
Der OF the natioLal guard Of New York
together with +. j. Hoy, Il former cav
alrymaD OF Michigan, are organizing a
cavalry company III this city and intend
to ask Governor Sparks to make the
company Il part Of the state militia
Reno Gazette.
Constable Christopher brought four
Italians from Carlin this forenoon and
turned them over to the tender mercics
Of Sheriff Clark. Ihoy were convicted
of receiving property stolen from
Southern Pacific freight care. The boss
Of the bunch Will board at the county's
Il mouth each.
rhe first number OF the Tuscarora
Mining Ncws reached thus Office this
morning. The News is published by d.
&. McKcnna, II native OF Tuscarora,
aud promises to do its part toward the
development OF the county. Tho News
will no published every Friday. Tho
INDEPENDENT wishes the paper success.
Judge Pike has appointed W. G.
Grimes receiver Tor tho STANDARD Pub
liehlug Company OF Fallon on petition
OF a minority OF the stockholders. Mr..
Grimce will take charge OF tho Fallon
Standard and also tho Office Of the
Standard Publishing CoDpnny and con-
duct its business. ". e. Black, prcsi
dent Of tho company and editor OF the
Fullon Standard, will 10 forced to
resign.
A Los Angeles real estate broker sold
a Santa Barbara couple IL lot in Search.
light, Lincoln county, which he rep.
resented was M ideal location for n
restaurant. The old couple %jonrncycd
the 20 10 take possession. build md feed
the hungry throng. On reaching Search
light they learned that they hal bought
n block in the cemetery, studded thick
with head and loot boards, telling when
and how tho desert heroes died in fierce
fight against thirst mud tho consuming
aun.
a. .Fruclicb, former manager OF the
Reno Stock Brokoia age Company, but
who lately Inns been living in luxurious
apartments in tho WaldOff.Astoria, Nov
York, while his creditors in Reno clam
orcd Tor their Investments. has been
arrested by tho police Of Gotham
Reputation papers for his return TO
Reno Tor trial woro issued Monday by
Governor Sparks in CRrson CITY
Sheriff Chnelcs y. Fcrral OF Waslloc
county will probably depart in n 10"
day tobfing tho promoter back.
Attorney j. ". Dorsey arrived from
San Franciso lnst nigh, on business con
noctod with tho cetate Of tho latc n. II
A. Mason. Mr.. Dorsey Ia 90 well knowr
10 tho people Of Elko county that thu
mention Of his name brrngs up r~ccollcc