Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-09
SAL,MAGUNDI

Bread tickets good for scent loaves
at Cochrane's Bakery.
DIR. Mack arrived from Reno this
morning and left for South Fork.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DIR. Gill;
land 'sthe dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
Constable Happier is in town. He
reports 200 voters registered at Carlin
when he left there this morning. He
thinks there will be about 22O on the
list when the books close. :.
On the Sd of November the citizens
of Tuscarora school district will vote
on the question of raising $500 for the
purpose of continuing their school,
See the notice elsewhere.
Friday night the Crescent will pro-
duce the best picture ever before shown
in town, The Power of Labor, a pic
ture every working man and woman
should see-980 feet of film.
When u woman does it at home she
calls it the wash" but when she
sends it down town she calls it the
laundry Atchison Globe.
Carefully compiled figures show g.
$50 men on the payroll in different
mines and leases at Goldfeld The
amount disbursed monthly is in the
&c y
The democratic carried Georgia at
the election this week by $4,000 plural
ity. The Hearst papers have claimed the
state as doubtful. Joseph Brown was
elected governor over the independence
league candidate.
We regret to learn that DR.. Stubs
is confined to his bed and that his
physicians have ordered him to give
up active work for the present His
many friends throughout the state
hope he may soon recover.
The opinion of the Chicago News is
that Taft is among those needing de-
1iverance from their fool friends. The
News, of course. does not refer to the
~ L Squall who is the present occupant
iof the White House Star.
T The Girls Atlanta Tennis Club will
give social dance at the high school for
the bennett of the Basket ball girls
Friday night, October 3d. Tickets in
Guiding refreshments $500 per couple,
Ladies free. Dancing will begin at 8
o'clock. Music by the orchestra:
A good many of the candidates are
on the go these days. Among them is
w. R. Bellinger, the democratic candi-
date for sheriff He is making friends
wherever he goes. He will make an
excellent officer and should be elected.
Vote for W. R. Beilinger and you will
never regret it.
Bryan and Taft met at non-partisan
banquet in Chicago Wednesday night.
They shook hands across the political
gulf and chatted pleasantly with each
other. Both made non-partisan
speeches and both we're cheered to the
echo. Bill congratulated Bill and
everybody was happy. ...
" Mr.. Rudolph Zadow and Miss Sophia
Fulton were married Wednesday Octo-
Der 18th at Eureka by Rev. George H.
!. Greenfield. Both are popular young
people having always lived in Eureka
Mr.Zadow has charge of the Zadow Hotel
at that place and Miss Fulton has been
teaching school in Eureka. Mr.. Green
field will remain over Sunday and hold
services. He is looking into the work
there at the request of the HomelNis-
sionary Committee and is to report at
the Presbytery. He will return
Monday.
Major Miller is very busy these days
getting out the official notices Of the
election, appointment of inspectors and
clerks and other matters connected with
the election Hia time is so taken I'M