Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-04-07
SALMAGUNDI


and is ready to do all work in the den.
tistry line.
Judge RutledRe was up from CarGn
today. He reports everything quiet in
that town.
OF the eighty orphans cared for at
the orphans home at Carson, thirty
seven are from Wsshoe county.
Poor shooting at Santiago? It was
impossible to sink any more Spanish
warships than were in ranRe.-DetroR
Enee Press
WANTLD:-Manager for New Branch
Of our business here in Elko. Write
promptly, with references. The Morris
Who leeale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
So far as the southern delegates are
concerned the outlook for Taft is dark.
And the darker it looks the better
Taft's manager is pleased.-Kansas City
Journal
The La Maiesi. cigar at the Club
ind Elk saloons ID manufactured ex-
pressly for MIR. Gutridge. 1t is the
cigar for smokers. Call for the La
Majestic and have good smoke.
Self & Senmap of Reno have signed a
Rawhide. The hotel is to be CON-
completed and equipped in seven weeks
This looks as il there was something in
that camp.
A frst-class Japanese cook wants a
situation in hotel, restaurant, boarding
house or in a good family in city OF
country. Has had good deal of expe-
rience and has the best OF referen ces
Inquire at this Office
j. 4. Heron, who wss drowned
while going from San Francisco to
Los Angeles on steamer, was
the brother-in law of Ed and Ernest
Bingham, formerly of Tuscarora. Ed
telegraphed from Los A zeles to Reno
yesterday afternoon that he mad just
learned Of the finding of tue body.
Representative Beall OF Texas in
ANNOUNCING President Roosevelt last
week, ~: "Ehe precedent was trust
buster and bronco buster" the only
difference being that he bGndfolds the
bronco in dealing with that animal,
while he bindfolds himself III dealing
With the trusts," Beall AYERS "Roose-
welt is the Sandnw Of the century, hold.
ing the seuate in one hand and the house
iii the other, and keeping both in the
air most OF the time"
Mr.. j. w. Thompson has received q
letter from j. M. Lynch OF Wolcott,
colorado, stating TINT John Fl. Bacon,
a former resident Of this county, died
there Satur day. MIR. Lynch writes that
MIR. Bacon died Very suddenly Of heart
disease and that he was talking to him
when he dropped dead IN his chair
Mr. Bacon conducted store at Noun
lain City in the early seventies and will
doubtless be remen bered by the old
lmers of Elko county.
The British Journal entitled 10 the
description @the first daily paper" was
he Daily Courant OF London, begun on
iaroh II, 1902, by &c. Mallet, against
n ~ Ditch at Fleet Bridge" 1t was a
4 aRle page Of two columns and pro-
ssed to give solely foreign newe, the
ublishor assuring his readers that ne
'ould not take upon himself to give
by comments Of his own, supposing
Eher people TO have sense enough TO
lake reflections for themselves"
Seventy-Hve unemployed men Of Reno
et at the Southern Pacific depot yes.
fday; in response TO circular sent
by come unknown person, stating
1t II the men met at the depot and Pc
: soned the s. P. company for trans-
! Ftation to o:her points they would re-
{ I've it. The police dispersed the
: cvd and the men failed TO get the ir
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