Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-07-03
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY


Mr. Montgomery. the Tenaln mimi,
man, is III town.
Morris Gu!lugger is in town from
Ruby Valley. He reports everythin,
lovely in that section.
Rev. George Fl. Greenfield returned
from Reno this morning. He saws tn,
riverside city looked lively to him.
Constable Cuderkirk sold the persona,
property in the Eagle Hotel today t.
satisfy judgements against the pro
prietors.
The Elko republicans do not seem to
cnthnSs mucA over the nomination of
Taft and Sherman. We havn't heard Il
Taft cheer yet.
Mrs. Hahn. II sister of james Britt.
arrived from the state of Washington
yesterday. She seemed surprised to find
her brother in Jail.
Thomas B. Frost of White Rock has
an interesting notice elsewhere in this
issue. Business men should read it and
govern themselves accordingly.
Sheriff Clark and District Attorney
Cainc are expected home tomorrow.
They went to Gold Creek to investigate
the Britt case and from there they
went to Aura.
An ARKANSAS sAlOOnkcepcr expired
after drinking his own whiskey and
eating II banhna. Bartendcrs ought to
leave experiments Of that kind entirely
their patrons.
Republican, 'Ipuld read New York
Suns estimate III Sherman. their candi-
date for vice president. The Sun is "A
republican paper and doubtless knows
whereof il speaks.
Mr.. Owens III horse W gasoline
rnnibOut arrived last night, 1t weighs
1900 pounds and is built after the style
ola light wagon. He tried it ont in
trv tDlay and it behaved nicely. 1t
SEEMS 10 H. jas: the thing for a rough
country.
NJ! Br.rIl": has changed the outer
d. - III he opera house To swing out.
".'L Ta,S ont ward swing Of the doors
u; \ paI.,r and may le the means of pre-
venting a loss of life. The people will
appreciate" IN" change.
VIII lL' rr|nbiicm party preach pros
prity this fall: How will they explain
away the wreck and ruin caused 10y the
prli': Th.t cant blame the dem
'H''".~ THIS time fJr their party has been
in p.w'r marry twelve years. They
will probably cLll the panic Il holiday
and let it 20 nj that.
Mrs. Bilk"y and children will leave
tonight f".' Alameda, where they cx.
pee; To make their future home. Mr..
and Mrs. Lyttua and Mrs. Mclaughlin
will follow them in about two weeks.
Tn" many friends of Mrs Bilkcy wish
her and the children success and happi-
ness in their new home.
Senator Flanagan asserts that he is
going to swing Nevada into the Taft
column and is going tn elect IA rcpubli-
II senator and II republican congress.
nan The Gazette prints his remarks
AMI mldS That is enough talk for the
present" The Gazette don't hi, the
nail ON the head very numrrously hut
it struck 1t square that time. -Appcal
Suits have lncn begun in the u. =.
district court ut Carson against the Cen
trail Pacific. Southern Pacific and the
United States Trust Company Of New
York. To set aside patents to land in
suits are hlScd on the ground that the
patents were issued to the Central Paci-
tc railroad company on false aflidaYits
that the land was non. mineral.
Pho Uriiar and Miss Prudociniu
EcaSuriI.;I r Of Jack Creek were
married at Tuscarnra On the Goth 10y
Justice Miller. After the ceremony
the newly welded couple entertained
their friends with u free dance. An
account of the wedding was sent to- the
INDEpENDEST several days ago, but ~,
our correspondent failed to give tn,
names of the young people it could moi
H. published.
On July first the Southern Pacific
railroad will put II full force Of men Il
work on construction. in it's shops anG
ut all points throughout the state q
Nevada The men were laid off som,
time ago by the railroad owing t0 tn,
depression in business but now IL !
announced they will put full force
back Ia work. The railroad vii
employ from 800 to 1000 additional
men beginning with July Isl. according
10 the announcement.