Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-22
SAMAGUNDI


Don't fail the hear Miss Camp the
singer at the Electric Theatre.
DR.. Alexander has returned to town
and is ready to do all work in the den
tai line. Give him call.
Returns from Wednesdays primaries
are slow in reaching the secretary of
the county committee. None have
been received since yesterday.
According to the Gazette, the demo-
cratic primaries at Reno resulted in the
election of seventeen delegates in favor
of an instructed delegation to Denver
and~two against. - -.
People wishing to see DR.. Birtch will
have until Sunday. Monday he starts
for Lamoille and Ruby valleys ALI eyes
examined free and glasses fitted to all
cases.
The La Majestic cigar at the Club and
Elk saloons is manufactured expressly
fer Mr.. Gutridge. 1t is the cigar for
Knockers. Call for the La Majestic and
have good smoke.
For short time Wednesday it was
feared that w. r. Davis, secretary to
Governor Sparks, would not recover.
He rallied, however, and is now rest
ing easy. His condition is still very
serious.
Mrs. Willis has returned from her
California trip. We regret to learn
that she is now suffering severely from
rheumatism. Her many friends hope
that she will soon be fully restored to
health.
Prominent educators are discussing
project to educate the poor whites of
the southern states. One unacquainted
with the conditions down there can have
no idea of the vastness of such an under
taking. 1t is simply appalling.
A. s. Minor of Reno has been indicted
by the U. s. grand jury for robbing the
postoffice at Sparks. Minor is the
fellow who stole a package, containing
- OOG( I'd jewelry, from Wells argo's
express wagon in Reno several months
ago.
While claiming great credit for try
ing to reserve our forests by means of
the forest reserve act" the administra-
ton continues to offer a premium for
the destruction of forests by retaining
the tariff on lumber and wood pulp
Commoner.
Wednesday, Judge OBrien at Gold
field sentenced George Williams a Piute
Indian, to be hanged at the Carson pen-
ltentiary within the next sixty days.
The case will probably be appealed to
the supreme court: Williams was con-
victed of the murder of Connors and
Griffne, prospectors.
George E. Robertson and A. II.
Wagner, Chicago capitalists, arrived
last night to look over the Elko TOWNSHIP.
They will remain until Sunday. Mr..
Wagner is an old newspaper man, He
IS at present connected with the Illinois
Stats Zeitung, and Chicago Freie
Presse, German papers.
The remains of James Mcleod, who
Hfied at Tenabo Monday afternoon from
injuries inflicted by Ed. Weaver, were
brought to Elko last night and taken to
the Keysers undertaking parlors. They
will be shipped on No. tonight to Ed.
Manion at Terry, South Dakota.
A suit has been begun at Goldfield
for the appointment Of a receiver for
the First Bank Of Rawhide. The suit
is brought by John E. FELTON, a stock
holder of the, Wonder Bank and Trust
Company. The Rawhide bank has q
capital Of $4,000, but little of which
has been paid up.
John Mayhugh, the Carlinite, is spend
ing the day in town He says the West
ern Pei c is working day and night
shiftaNsh the Palisade tunnel and that O.