Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-16
SALMACUNDI

8. Jacobs has something new to cay
to the people in this issue. Read it.
A six-room brick residence for sale,
75-foot frontage. best residence corner
III Elko map. e. M. SteninRer.
1t you are going to a new mining
camp You w1u need a tent to live and
sleep in. Mr.. Mayer has one for sale.
See his notice.
Spring has come, wake up and put
new wall paper on that dinRy room.
StenmRer can do the job right and
furnish the paper, too.
We regret to learn that Mrs. l. P.
Woolverton, Sr., of Ruby valley is
seriouely i'll. Her many friends hope
that che rnsy speedily recover.
Sheriff CLARK has 80 boarders at the
county Jail. Seven Of these are awaiting
the action Of the grand jury and the
others are serving sentences for petty
crimes.
+. ]. Miner Of Washington, who ar
rived in Fallon a few days ago, stated
that it is estimated that 10000 people
viz leave that state this year to settle in
Nevada.
The public school closed today on
account Of so many Of the youngsters
having the measles. Some Of shem
would rather have tie measles than go
to school.
The condition of Governor Sparks,
who has been i'll at his home for many
weeks, is improving and it will only be
short time before he will be able to
resume his official duties.
Arkansas thought she had an earth-
quake all Of her own the other night.
But farmer says 1t was only meteor
which Lit on his farm. 1t was five feet
in diameter and hit the earth with such
force that he and his wife we're thrown
out Of bed.
The Cowan Plumbing company is a
new enterprise in town. FL. Keegan,
the manager, has had ter years expert.
ence in San Francisco and thoroughly
understands the business. Read the ad
else here and give the new enterprise
chlAe to live.
The Tiireeias car reached Ogden at
9:4o yesterday morning and was billed
to leave for the west this morning.
While it ID not known definitely, it is
believed that the car will pass through
here. 1t may, however, switch off ut
Cobre and go by way Of Ely to Gold
field.
rho first number Of the Gold Circle
Miner, edited by Mark w, Musgrove +,
mas reached our desk. 1t ontaiDH
interesting wnte-ups Of properties in
that camp. The Miner, if supported as
it ought to be, will surely bring Gold
Circle nto promiE epce. 1t has 5he best
Wishes Of the INDEPENDENT for its
success.
The postofiice at kaw hide WIS brok en-
into early Friday morning by burglars,
who took money and valuabIes, mostly
registered mail, valued at S40O. Money,
stamps and mai! vaulea at $4,000 we're
overlooked by the crooks. The officers
are looking for the thieves, but have no
definite clue upon which to work.
There are 5000 millionaires in the
IUnTad States, 1900 of whom live in
New YORK, according to statement
made by Edward A. Rose, professor Of
Sociology Of the University Of Wisconsin.
The ed wealth ~ these million
aires ls greater than the total OF all
Europss milliunaires, and three or four
Of the American money kings are now
worth 3O0,OO0,O CO.
In an interview at Goldield last week
10. Mackenzie, the man who is trying to
put the state Bank and Trust Com pany
on its feet, said that he was willing to
Hcarry out his pledges but wanted the
assistance OF the de positors at Goldield,