Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-05
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hight a&S6he opera mouse.
Mrs, Kline, mother of Walter Kline,
returned to her home at Reno this
afternoon. ....
George Cole, the state organizer of
Willie Hearst;s independence league,
arrived last night.
J. 81. Peck, the White Rock rancher,
in town. He reports everything
auiet in that section.
There will be meeting of the Demo
ratio county committee tonight to set
he date of the county convention and
all primaries for the same. There
hould be full attendance.
Elsewhere will be found an interview
With Judge Sweeny on his course in the
ronopah convention. 1t is published
IS an act of justice to the judge as we
criticised his course the other day.
Three boys and two girls wish to find
places to stay where they can work to
pay for all or portion of their expenses
during the time they are attending
high school. Notify principal of high
chool by mail or phone. +
District Attorney Caine returned
Hn Tonopah this morning. He re-
p5tts the democratic state convention
he liveliest body of men he ever at
ended. He thinks the ticket is a
winner. So say we all.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
he Presbyterian church will resume it's
Regular Sunday evening services meet
ng tomorrow evening and every Sun
lay evening at Mizpah Hall at $50 p. IN.
special invitation to attend these
heetings is extended to the students.
Attorney Henderson returned last
hight from Tuscarora, wher he pros
fcuted the men arrested a couple of
weeks ago for stealing calves. The pre-
urinary examination resulted in all
five of the defendants being bound over
10 await the action of the grand jury.
Fhe defendants gave bonds in the sum
pf $500 each and were released from
custody.
4 5. B. Crump has brought suit
against the Rawhide Western Rail
Nay coy Any and Charles w. Reed,
fpSl asks Tfat a lien to the extent of
sGE'86O be placed on the road and
hat the company be placed in the
bands OF receiver, He claims that
pc had 1886 shares of the stock of
he railway company, and that he
vas defrauded of his holdings. He
Ivers that the par value of the stock
was $40 share, and asks to be in
lemnified to that amount.
James Harper died at his home in
Virginia City Monday from blood pois-
Pning contracted from the instruments
pr dentist while in the care of the den
list. The late DR.. Chapman of Vir-
Blnia City and who died several weeks
hgo from taking an overdose of NOR
Phine, attended the mans teeth The
poisoning was not considered in any
wise serious at first, but it gradually
fpread throughout his system and then
spite of all the skill of the physicians
And every known antidote he sank
rapidly until death occurred
The entire business portion of Raw
hide and many residences were destroy
Pr by fire yesterday. The fire started
about $3.50 in the morning in the base
'nept of the Rawhide Drug Company's
ft0e and did not cease until it had
burned itself out to the north, west and
south. 1t is estimated that 5000 people
were made homeless. All the provision
stores were burned and there is bound
TO be suffering among the people. The
loss is estimated at $500, 900. Reno sent
supplies yesterday and other towns in
the western part of the state started
relief work
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