Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-07-31
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

JAIL
See the ad Of the Electric theatre for
the change of program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howe arrival
last night. They will made Elko their
home.
Airs. L. L. Bradley and daughter
returned from their eastern trip last
night.
John Mayhugh arrive from Reno this
morning. He is taking his annual
vacation.
, The output Of the Goldield mines for
the week ending last Friday night was
2lI2 tons of ore, valued ut 1890, 825.
j. w. Puett, the Carlinite, is in town
today. He says Carlin is running over
with news, but when usked for some of
it he said there was nothing doing"
Owing to the continued illness of Mr..
Winship, Judge Bruce held court ut the
county hospital this afternoon and took
the old gentleman's evidence for the de-
Tense in the Dolan murder case.
Prof. Emmons of the U. s. geological
survey came i'll Saturday night from
Bullion, where he spent u week ~
lining the old camp. He went north
this morning with Mr.. Weston.
Constable Ouderkirk arrested two
men this afternoon for breaking into an
~eastbound fruit car. One of then was
taken out Of the car and the other was
near it. Both men were locked up.
Senator Hunter has received notice
that II shipment of young trout will
arrive Thursday morning OH No. 4.
The fish will be taken to South Fork by
Joe Carroll and Charley Gardner and
put in the water to grow and thrive
until caught for somebody's table.
The grand jury of Ormsby county
ignored the charge of forgery against
F. a. Vincent, formerly adjutant of the
state police, and he has been released
from custody. The evidence submitted
to the grand jury showed clearly that
Vincent had Sowden's authority to
sign his name to the check.
The jury in the damage suit of
Kathryn Collins W.. The Nat G. Good
win Brokerage Company, III Reno after
being ont less than an hour Saturday
returned Il verdict for the plaintiff i'm
the sum of $685.. 1t is understood the
defendants will appeal from the de-
cision. Miss Collius sued the brokerage
company for damages amounting to
S5,l25 for not providing her with the
proper kind Of chair.
w. q. Dave, Elko's prominent barber,
and Miss Elinor Bennett were married
mt the Hot Springs yesterday. Judge
Bruce performed the ceremony in his
usual pleasing style. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daw have the best wishes Of many
friends for their future happiness. The
INDEPENDENT extends congratulations
and wishes Mr.. and Mrs. DAVE Il wealth
of happiness and prosperity.
If you are honest and frank with your
self, dare you sit down and write IA de-
scription of yourself, your habits, your
temper, yonr ability, your ambitions,
and the resultsf If you wrote honestly
and fairly, sighting zone of your virtues,
would You not he ashamed to read it?
Suppose you try it. 1t could not possibly
hurt you. 1t may benefit you to take
SON" such inventory Of yourself.-Ex.
Chris feager. who has acted in the
capacity of hangnan Mt the state prison
for several years. left II communication
Mt the Carson News Office to the effect
that he would no longer act in that
capacity. He further says that the
work should bc done by the warden of
the prison and he has no desire to
execute the duties of the warden. Mr..
Ycagcr makes the announcement to the
public.
The Humboldt Star says there was
quite an excitement at Battle Mountain
last Friday. A man was seen asleep in
the Methodist church and it was at once
supposed that he was dead. The coron.
er was notified and a jury summoned to
sit on the corpse. When the coroner
and his jury reached the church, the
supposed corpse was coming out. He
explained matters by saying that he
had been fishing and lost his way and
finally found himself ut Battle Noun.
tain. Passing the church, he saw the
door was open and being tired went in,
locked the door and Ibid down behind
the organ md went to sleep. He gave
his name as William Adams and said
that Inc lived ut Winncmucca.
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