Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-08-25
SAIMACUNDI

week was 1875 tons Of ore, valued at
&17S, 425.
Appointments may be made with DIR.
Gilliland, the dentist, by mail or phone.
Office over the drugstore.
Harry Davies who shot Il. Nc Charles
county clerk of Eureka county, several
weeks ago, has been held to appear be-
fore the grand jury by Judge Breep.
s'''My piano is very S;mach like my
trousers pockets. When my wife goes
into them she often finds nothing but
keys, and then there is music" New
York Globe. X x" {,
1.-The Elko Electric theatre has
change of program in this issue. There
Will also be dance at the opera house
t6night at the conclusion of the picture
show. See the ad. :? - ! @<'HFH "a
Three boys and two girls wish to find
places to stay where they can work to
pay for all or a portion of their expenses
during the time they are attending
high school Notify principal of high
school by mail or phone. \.
IF the republican party was not re-
sponsible for the panic of 1907, who
WASP They are the creators of the laws
nnder which the government was OPP
Grating at the time of that panic, and
are therefore responsible.
We are out early today to give the
the young ladies of the force an oppor-
tunity to see their sisters play ball
When the young ladies of the force
strike, there is nothing left for the boss
to do, but to join them and shut up
shop.
Though the sheriff's Office is making
every effort to capture Ed. Smith, the
escaped prisoner, nothing has been
heard from him. The officers are hrpe-
full that he will soon be back in his old
quarters. In our account of the Jail
break yesterday Smiths name was
omitted at the special request of Sheriff
Clark.
I wife aI ere beating at Delamar, Lin
c2litscodnty, a few days ago, and a
S5ung daughter snapped revolver at
her father, but the weapon failed to
explode. She returned with another
pistol few moments later and the in
reference of a neighbor saved the
officer from being killed by the girl
William Henry, aged about 80 years
without any particular occupation.
about Reno for the past few months,
was killed about o'clock Sunday morn
ing by a freight train near the cattle
corral in the east part of Reno. The
cngigne hit him in the left side of his
forehead. inficting several bad cuts on
the head, which undoubtedly resulted
in instant death.
When Mr.. Andrae reached Winter
station yesterday afternoon ON his way
to White Rock, he Yves notified that
the remains of Mr.. Pogue were on the
the way to Elko and he returned. The
remains will be shipped to his old home
at Liberty Missouri as soon as they can
he prepared for shipment The re-
mains, accompanied by the family,
arrived this afternoon
Al. st Clair, the elevator boy in the
Clay-Peters building at Reno, found a
ox of candy on his elevator stool yes
terday morning and threw it into the
street. A dog that came along and ate
the candy died few minutes afterward
IN fearful agony. st. Clair says he has
no enemies that he knows Of and thinks
the candy was left for Dodson, the
colored porter. Dodson claims to have
enemies that would not hesitate to
poison him. The police are investigat-
ing the matter. ......
The boy of today who complains of
anything should be made to read the
rules I'd regulations laid down FOR
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