Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-08-27
SALMAGUNDI

afternoon.
Sheriff Clark has thirty-two boarders
It the county's expense.
Mrs. Mcbride and Miss Walthers re-
urned from Deeth this afternoon.
Roller skating at the opera house
onight. See the Elko theatre ad.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Keyser left for
heir home at Oakland this afternoon.
Mrs, Highfeld,. who hassbeen visiting
her mother, returned to Carlin this
afternoon. ~: E,, g..
Appointments may be made with DIR.
iilliland, the dentist, by mail or phone.
Office over the drugstore.
Three boys and two girls wish: to find;
places to stay where they can work to
pay for all or portion of their expenses
during the time they are attending
high school. Notify principal of high
school by mail or phone. y
Judge Brown is slated to hold court
i'm Carson on the Sd of September. The
boundary dispute between Lyon and
Storey counties will likely come up on
q motion for a new trial.
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1t is said that the republican state
ticket contains more cheek and
brass" than it ever did before in
Nevada, and Maxson, Con Ahern and
Flanagan, in the order named are cited
us the frightful examples.
NJ. S. Badt, A. Wiseman, A. G. Ohm
stead, Edgar Reinhart, H. j. Jones,
Geo. B: Russell, Chas Kaiser, E. J. L.
Taber, VIM. Smiley, ST., and J. J.
! Hylton are the members of the republi-
can state committee from this county.
The state course of study for the
public schools of Nevada has been
issued in pamphlet form. The course
is said to be very comprehensive and if
followed by all the schools will result in
raising the standard of the work done.
The City Bakery in Virginia City
was destroyed by fire Monday night.
This was the most popular restaurant
on the Gomstock during bonanza days.
Fi<fpl 81 Armbrust run the bakery
R1rfESSits most prosperous times. Both
nave passed is the other shore.
Lou Bernard and AL. johnson re-
turned this morning from Chaffey,
where they went to look oyer the leas-
ing prospects. They found nc hing that
looked good to them. Mr. Bernard told
the reporter that the climate at Chaffy
was not as good as that at Tuscarora
and he concluded to return to his old
stamping ground.
Indications are good for a splendid
state fair at Reno from September 7th
to 18th. Nearly all the space for ex-
hibits in the pavilion has already been
taken and the preparations for display
ing the exhibits are already under way
Much activity is also shown at the race
track. About fifty horses are now in
training and more are on the way. The
prospects are good for large atten-
dance
Complaint is made that acts of van
dalism are being committed in the
knights Of Pythias cemetery. Nozzles
are stolen from the hose, making it i'm
possible to properly care for the graves.
Besides this petty. thievery, some one
rst night daubed several of the head
stones with axle grease. One or two of
the stones was covered half an inch
thick with the dirty stuff. 1t is not
k Town whether the guilty parties are
men or boys, but it is strongly suspect
ed that they are boys old enough to
know better. Steps are being taken to
find the guilty parties, and when found
they should be severely punished. If
they are boys, their parents should
authorize Constable Ouderkirk to pub