Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-24
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m9 y ior thelr nome at Iuscarora
Don't forget the roller skating and
dance at the Bradley opera house to-
night.
Take in the roller skating and dance
ut the opera house tonight. Don't
miss it. a
IF you want to buy New Home sew
ing machine or a new Iroquois bicycle,
call onJor address this office.
A democratic meeting was held last
Monday evening to cnt the pie at
Rhyolite. A battle is on between
conservatives and l. W. WIS. for CON
troll of the democracy. -Bullfrog Miner
Lovers of roller skating and dancing
shouldNgo to the opera house tonight
and have good time There will be
good music and everything possible will
be done to make the evening enjoyable.
A track is being made on Fourth
street between Idaho and Railroad
streets for the foot race between Babe
Mayer and Stewart. The race promises
to be very exciting. Both men are
determined to win.
Taft will be officially notified next
Wednesday of his nomination for presi-
1dent. He has prepared his speech of
acceptance and submitted it to Roose-
welt for approval. If Teddy put his o.
K. on the speech, Taft will inflict it up
on the country. Great is Teddy and
great is Taft, his heir.
Judge Robinson of Carlin was in
town this forenoon. He has just come
in from his mines and reports them
looking we'll. He brought some
samples of ore from new strike to
have assayed. Notwithstanding he is
over 80 years of age, Mr.. Robinson is
lively and full of energy
The case of the Nevada Colonization
company, which has been pending in
the United States circuit court at
Pittsburo -. number of years was
brought up again Tuesday. Judge
Young made an order allowing A.
Chase, receiver for the company, to sell
5000 acres of land in Nye county for a
T., prieG to exceee 100000
Owi6H to the continued illness of Mr..
WinsAS the preliminary examination
kf Jack Dolan has been continued again.
The state has rested its case and Win
ship is wanted asa witness for the de-
Tense. The old gentleman will be 81
years old in September and the strain of
testifying for the state the other day
was almost too much for him.
Harry A. McCraney, a wellknown
newspaper man from Manhattan and
wellknown in this city, is being doomed
for the nomination of surveyor general
on the democratic ticket The prest n :
incumbent, Charles L. Deadly of this
city will also be up for nomination and
there is little question of Charley bring
ing home the bacon Carson News
The school trustees have advertised
for bids for the $40, 900 bonds voted by
the district for building new school
house. The bids will be opened on
August 10Th and the bonds will be sold
to the highest and best bidder. This is
asplendid opportunity for capitalists to
make good investment. The bonds
should sell above par. See the notice
elsewhere.
This morning while the milkman
&om Eugene Cesalini's ranch was de-
Hyering milk to the Commercial Hotel
his horse ran away and the milk was
distributed over the west end of Idaho
street. The horse finally ran into a
telephone pole near the residedence of
William Hunter and was caught. The
shafts of the wagon were broken but
the horse was uninjured.
We received postal card and copy
of the Daily Miner, published at Ketch-