Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-19
SALMACUNDI.


tussled with the disease.
Hon. Geol &c Russell returned from
his California trip last night. He looks
as II he had enjoyed himself while
away.
The preliminary examination of Harry
Crane on the charge Of robbinR Ed.
Williamson the other night, is going on
this afternoon.
The Boiling hospital was moved this
afternoon to its new building. The
managers Of this institution are now
better equipped than ever to care for
the sick. 81.
John Slater, leaser ut RawhiJ lie blew
his head off yesterday morning with
dynamite. Slater had been gambling
hoavily for few days and was very
respondent. .~
The attention Of the youngsters is
called to the notice elsewhere, closing
the schools until March Both. How
many Of them will get angry at the
school trustees? ..
ttMr. and Mrs. Clyde Lang retur ned
to Elko from their wedding trip YES
terday and this morning they went to
Shelton, whore they will make their
home. Success t. them. --
The people Of Rawhide are said to be
very indignant at the action OF Governor
Sparks in sending the state police to
that camp. They claim that there is no
use for the police in their camp.
A frst-class Japanese cook wants a
situation in hotel, rest aurant, boarding
house or in q good family, in city or
country. Has had good deal Of expert
erce and has the best Of referenc GEE. In
quire at this Office.
MIR. and Mrs. 1. P. Woolverton came
in from Ruby Valley today. Mrs. Wool
vertcn stood the trip very well and was
taken at once to the Boiling hospital.
She is very click. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bailey, who
were on their way from Denver, Colo
rAAe, to their home at Alameda, Cali
tornia oo,7 No. 3 yesterday, stopped off
here VIZ their nine-months old baby
who was taken sick on the train. They
went at once t6 Boiling hopital where
every thing possible was done for the
child, but death claimed it. The parents
resumed their Journey last night on
No. B, taking with the IN the re maine Of
their child, The little one died of
acute pneumonia.
An interesting product shipped re-
Gently from Is wei known New England
plant was a tbree-ply leather belt 14l
feet long and " inches wide. In maxi
ing this belt there we're used the back.
bone center Of 245 steer hides; in other
words, it required more than twelve car
loada OF steers, twenty steers to car,
to furnish enough hides The weight
Of the belt 10 1897 ponds and it was
shipped to California lumber COM
puDy, which will probably have the larg.
est belt on the Pacific coast. ..-
Harry Orchard Was yesterday sem
fenced to be hung on the 18th of May.
In passing sentence, Judge Woods said
that he believed Orchard had told the
e11ct truth in the trials Of Haywood
aud Peitibone and for that reason and
Others he did not state be re commnendt d
that the par donng board commute the
sentence and remit the death penalty.
Orchard til anked the court for his kind
remarks TO him and stated that no
promise Of INN unity or mercy had ever
been made to him. 1t is difficult for
the ordinary man to see my reason why
mercy should be exte uded 10 th ia ffend +,
except it be on the theory that the men
who hired him TO commit tile awful
crimes, to which he contested, esca pet
punishnmept. (.