Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-04-25
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The La Majestic cigar at the Club and
Elk saloons is manufactured expressly
for Mr.. Gutridge. It is the cigar for
smokers. Call for the La Majestic and
have o good smoke.
This is the last night that the Taylor
Daniels Company will be with us. The
company is good one and deserves the
patronage of the public. Don't forget
the special attraction tonight.
Tonight the Odd Fellows will cele.
rate the 80th anniversary of the
order in America at their hall with ap-
propriate exericies, addresses and a
good time generally, to which all Odd
Fellows, strangers in the city are cor
daily invited.
DR.. T. A. Birtch, the expert oculist,
has removed his Office from Mr.. Jacobs
store to his residence, the first house
east of Mr.. McBride's. He has COM
plete line of optical goods and is pre-
pared to fit all classes and conditions of
eyes. Give him call.
Rev. Hoyt Emanuel Henriques was
3dained priest at the Episcopal church
this forenoon by Bishop Robinson,
assisted by Bishop Spalding of Salt
Lake. The ceremony was witnessed by
large congregation. Bishop Spald-
ings sermon is said by those who heard
+ it to have been one of the ablest ever
preached in this state.
. Herman Reishke, the Chief Engineer
of the Tonopah Ely road states that the
survey of the proposed line, has been
about completed, and that construction
work will soon start. This line will run
from Tonopah to Ely, and will thus give
the people of this mining district anoth-
er and more direct outlet to Salt Lake
City and other points in Utah, and East
Pat Brennan, we'll known about Blair,
Esmeralda county committed suicide
sometime Tuesday night on the road
a about mile outside of that town. His
body was found at an early hour We'd
nesday morning and was in such o mu-
tilated condition that the conclusion
was drawn that stick of dynamite had
Hfen employed as the means to the end.
The Elko Realty and Development
Co. hassio.ced large signs on their land
at the Edge of town warning people
against dumping upon their grounds.
As they own the land in section 10
beyond these signs and are determined
to make an example of those who per-
sist i'll using their property for dump
ing grouud, it would he we'll for team
sters and others to take warning.
Mr.. Penrod returned this morning
from Vallejo; where he spent the winter.
The old gentleman told the reporter
that he had had a fine time and that
every day was like Sunday to him. At
Reno, he switched off and visited Carson
valley, the first time in fifty years. His
looks indicate that he enjoyed every
minute of the time while away. He is
hale and seems good for many more
years.
The bank commissioners have finally
asked for receiver to take charge of
the affairs of 4he State Bank and Trust
company. If this had been done months
ago, the depositors would be much bet
ter off than they are now. T. B. Hickey
A2s made another offer to place the
Sinks on their feet. One condition of
his offer is that an indictments against
him and the oihers directors be dis
missed. 1ii"'- - ~ f..
Tomorrow will be the S9th anniver-
sary of the institution of Odd Fellowship
inAmerica. Wildey and his associ-
ates met at the Seven Stars in Baltimore
on the 18Th day Of. April 1910, and or
ganiSed the first lodge Of Odd Fellows
in America, From that little beginning
has grown the largest beneficial organi-
in the world Over one million
me j and women are now enrolled under