Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-09-11

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Cochrane's.
Bread tickets good for Scent loaves
Cochrane's Bakery.
Complete change of program at the
ERA House tonight. See the ad,
70 RENT-A large furnished room,
table for two gentleman. Inquire
Judge Morgan.
Only one more day remains in which
take advantage of the Reinhart Com
ny's big sale. See the new adj.
Save those natural teeth. thereby re-
lin your facial expression. DR.. Gill;
nd 'tthe DENTIST Office over the Drug
tore. Elko
The State Fair at Reno is drawing
Irge crowds of people daily and the
acss are said to be the best ever held at
he riverside town.
At the close of registration at the
tate university Wednesday, there were
20 on the roll. Several students were
unable to register on account OF not
having their credentials. When these
register and the old students return,
there will be at least 800 students at the
university. =.lae.
The democratic primaries to elect
delegates to the county convention will
be held throughout the county next
Wednesday, and democrats should turn
out in every precinct and elect men
who will attend the convention. In
this precient, there should be caucus
held to select the names to go on the
primary ticket. .- ..- -.
Chairman Somers of the democratic
state committee has the thanks of the
writer for naming, him as one of the
advisory committee during the cam
paign. The honor was unsought and is
appreciated more on that account.
While there are democrats in Elko
county that could fill the position better,
we will nevertheless do the best we
can to win democratic victory in
November. ......
q The program for the fall races will
be found on, the first page. The races
Wjly 1in on September Gath and con-
gint, through the 25th and 26th.
purses are offered and there
saould be some fast horses at the track.
In addition to four races a day, there
will be a balloon, ascension and other
features each day. .See the program
for complete information.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. James
Russell signed the deed, conveying the
Western Pacific right of way to the
Elko Land and Development Company
and Mr. Bridgeman, secretary of that
company, decided the land to the West
ern Pacific Railway Company. In
addition to this. Mr.. Bridgeman for the
Elko Land and Development Company
signed the deed, conveying the land to
be used fol-. shops and terminal facilities
to the Western Pacific. About 70 acres
of land are involved in the deal. '>''
Three weeks ago the Phoebe Record
published story Of alleged domestic
fnfelicity wherein Ex-Sheriff Jake
johnson was the leading character.
This week the paper retracts, as Mrs.
Johnson absolutely denies that there
was any truth in the article. Out of
the story, however, two lawsuits are
reported to have developed. It is said
THAT Mrs. Johnson will sue the Record,
ID Editor Goodrich of the Record
will haul Editor Preston Of the Lode
Express into court for defamation of
Character The Lode Express in deny
ing the johnson report made very
bitter attack upon Mr.. Goodrich
Searchlight Bulletin.
The Carson News and Tonopah
Bonanza publish as original matter the
same defense of Flanigan's letter to
sheepmen that the Gazette and the Free
Press did How tha Invsterv deenenst