Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-23
IALMAGUNDI
Mr.. Elliott Of Bullion is in town.

Woolverton is getting along nicely.
Senator Bourne Of Oregon says that il
Roosevelt is not nominated for p-eei-
dent by the republicans, Bryan will
sweep the country. Bourne is a great
worshipper of Teddy, the talker.
A irst-class Japanese cook wants a
situation in hotel, restaurant, boarding
house or in good Family, in city or
country. Has had good deal Of expert
erce and haze the best Of references. In
quire at this Office.
The Tuscarora Mining News has Gus
pended publication. Its last issue con-
tains a very interesting letter from Mr..
w. l. Plumb to DR.. E. J. Clark, which
we will publish tomorrow. In the letter,
Mr.. Plumb takes fall out of the editor
of the Free Press.
Here is a statement that no person
ought to dispute: The first duty of every
citizen is 20 be law abiding. The second
duty is to be loyal 10 his own commu.
nifty, to be public spirited, to support
home instit utions and to patronize home
INDUSTRY and nome trade.
Judge Pike OF Reno had close call
Satnr day. He mistook buttle Of gaso-
line for coal oil and started fire with
1t. The result was an explosion that
blew off the top of the stove and set the
judges clothing on fire. Timely as =
sisiance saved him from serious injury.
The following news tie M from The Ne
vada City Transcript of March 9th, 1861,
will still be of no little interest in Ne
vada: @Governor Nye of Nevada Terri
tory, while 'skylarkinG' with some ladies
at ball few nights ago, lost one of
his fingers by having a door slammed
upon IT. He was obliged to have it am.
putated."
lent it about time the democratic
state committee was getting together to
make arrangements for the election of
delegates to the Denver convention?
Democrats in this neck of the woods are
wondering when the com mittee will
move in this matter. Wake up, Chair
man Considine, and call meeting OF
ahe committee. .
Thheontract for grsdinR the railroad
fromRnIhurz to Rawhide has been let to
G.. e. Loss vi San Francisco. By the
terms OF the contract, LOSS must begin
work within ten days and finish the
grading within three weeks after that
time. The equipment for the road has
been purchased and the road will be
ready for business in seventy days.
Reports from Gold Circle cay that
camp is having big boom. A gentleman
from there stated in this office this morn.
ing that the town would be larger than
Elko in two or three weeks. That 1s,
there would be more people there, but
not 30 many buildings. He said that
buildings were going up rapidly and
that people were coming in at lively
rate.
The grand jury Of Nye county indicted
L. B. Hickey on the charge Of embezzle-
mept and &c was arrested in Careon
Saturday by a deputy sheriff. Mr..
teAShCJ gave III bu0 BUN Vi plO,.
000 and remained in Carson. The in
dictment grows ont Of the tangled af-
fairs Of the State Bank and Trust com.
. paDy and charges Hickey with receiving
Nde posts, knowing that the bank WAS in.
solvent.
An exchange very lruthfuny says:
"When you find your home paper taking
no interest in you or your success, when
you find it keeping sgRravatrngly silent
when You think the editor should be
teating his linen i'll your behalf, do not
WORK yourself into fever Of anxiety as
to the cause, but Just ask yourself
wherein you have placed the paper and
its editor under obligations 10 use space
and energy for you."
The funeral OF the late General Kelley
took place in Reno Saturday from the
Masonic Temple, Rev. Samuel Una-