Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-04-23
SALMAGUNDI

Dpera House tonight. See the ad.
Sheriff Clark has returned from Car
con. He landed his last bunch of pris-
bners safely in the pen.
A letter from Chauncey Griswold at
Paso Robes states that he is getting
blong nicely. Glad to hear it,
The rain of the last two days has
lone considerable good, but the stock
men and ranchers are hoping for more
Haiti has executed a poet. In this
country we let them live with the hope
hat they will outgrow it.-Toledo
Blade.
Mrs. Highfeld of Carlin is visiting
her mother and friends. She called at
his Office this forenoon and spoke of
the years she passed at the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mcclellan left on
No. 3 today to spend a few weeks in San
Fracisco. While in California, they will
|Iisit in San Jose and Santa Cruz.
The La Majestic cigar at the Club and
Elk saloons is manufactured expressly
tpr Mr.. Gutridge. 1t is the cigar for
:. boxers. Call for the La Majestic and
have good smoke.
AS the republicans claim they created
prosperity, they cannot object to having
he panic and the prolonged business de-
preston charged up to them. Logically
hey can't escape the dilemma they have
created by their boasting.
1t was Thomas Cotter who died at the
Boiling hospital Tuesday night, instead
bf Thomas Cotton as stated in yester-
bays issue. Mr.. Cotter was a wool
buyer of Oakland. His remains were
shipped to Oakland last night.
The up-to-date butcher shop is now
provided with an electric meat saw, and
he old handsaw is relegated to the junk
pile. In it's place is small handsaw,
|lriven by an electric motor, which sew
Frs al bones in neat and expeditions
manner.
DR.. T. A. Birtch, the expert oculist,
has removed his Office from Mr.. Jacobs
btore to his residence, the first house
E@Bt of Mr.. MoBride's. He has COM
p!ete line of optical goods and is pre-
pared ts1St all classes and conditions of
eyes EIse him call.
The bureau of insular affairs is strug-
Cling with the question whether tur-
lie is reptile or an animal, but the GUS
ON officials should be able to settle it
binder the same rule by which they de-
|;lded that frogs legs are dressed chick
Ell. The tariff certainly is scientific"
Secretary Taft predicts Gigantic
Struggle of labor and capital coming"
which may be true if the republican
politicians continue to control legisla-
lion. But with the democrats in
bower and with fair dealing to both
hese great interests there should be no
strife.
Owing to the play at the opera house
tonight, the meeting of the Athletic
association, called for o'clock this
evening, has been postponed to the same
hour Saturday night. All members of
he Association should read the notice
Elsewhere in this issue, and be at the
meeting.
The democratic state convention to
dominate o state ticket will be held at
Ionopah on the 31st of August. This
convention and this one to elect dele
gates to the national convention viii be
each composed of 173 delegates. The
primaries to elect delegates to the Car
son City convention will be held May
10Th and for the Tonopah convention on.
August 1s., - "a,
As the primaries for the election of
delegates to the democratic state con.
Eention to be held at Carson City on.
the first of June, are set for Nay 10Th,
the chairman of the Elko county demo
cratic committee should call the com,