Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-04-08
SALMAGUNDI

Judge Brown will leave for Ely 70.
night to hold ehort session of court.
He will return Saturday night.
WANTLD:-Msuager for NV Branch
Of our business here in Elko. Write
promptly, with references. The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. y
Deputy Sheriff Hardin and Mr.. Dave
heve returned from Gold Circle. They
speak very encouraginRly of the future
OF the camp. Mr.. Hardin will leave for
Gold Circle tomorrow night.
Parkside bribery cases began yesterday
before Judge Dool;nR. Only one juror
was examined in the forenoon and he
was excused by the prosecution.
The La Majesti: cigar mt the Club
and Elk saloons Ii manufactured ex-
pressly for MIR. Gutridge. 1t is the
cigar for smokers. Call for the La
Majestic and have good smoke. Il
a trst-class japanese cook wants
situation III hotel, restaurant, boarding
house or in good family in city or
0huntry. Has had good deal of expe-
rience and has the best of references
Inquire at this Office
A few members of the democratic
state committee met in Reno yesterday
and postponed the meeting of the com.
mittee until April 81. This was the only
way out Of tbs tangle caused by the
mistake in the notices sent out by
Chairman CoDsidine for the meeting
Yesterday.
The many friends Of E. NJ. Baum, one
Of the old-time residents of Winnemuc-
ca, will regret to hear that he is critic
ally i'll at the belong ranch on Happy
creek, where he has been residing for
some months. Mr.. Baum is well advanc-
ed in years and his condition is euch
that bis recovery is not expected
Humboldt Star.
While west bound freight train was
eidetracked at Iucin yesterday morn
ing, trsmps broke into a refriRe rator
car and stole large number of ha ms,
Choice pieces Of bacon and considerh BILE
Neeeh HReat. The leader of the gang
warned lie train crew not to interfere
as the men were hungry and we're de-
tcrmined to have food at any hazard.
1t is reported in Carson that COL
Dorsey and Judge Corrigan of Salt
Lake have offered to take charge of the
AFFAIRS Of the State Bank and Trust
Company and Will open the banks 1t
is alao 81 ated that the plans for the open
ing Of the banks have been completed
and if they ara Endorsed by the directors
of the company on April 18th the banks
will be Immediately re opened.
Mrs. Henry M. Armstrong, wife OF tho
gambler killed at WUInemucca Oh the
18th OF March, committed suicide by
shooting herself ON the same day her
husband was killed, and only q short
time after she sent n dispatch to have
his body ehipped to her at Nowata, Ok
ahoma. She and her husband were
buried the same day. This information
was conveyed TO the Winnemucco Ea
giles in letter sent to them by by the
aerie ut Nowata.
According to the Reno journal, there
fight ON in the democratic state eon-
mite over the manner Of selecting dele.
gates to the Denver convention. Some
OF the members want convention TO
elect the delegates and others want the
committee to appoint them. When the
affairs OF the party we're at low ebb,
there was no demand Tor a convention
to elect delegates to the national COZ
Vention and the commute appointed
them. But this year there is demand
Tor convention to elect the delegates
and that demand should be needed by
thei committee. The committee should
deal fairly with the rank and file Of the