Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-03
ALMACUNDI

Mr.. w. n. Harrah is called to a uotice
III this issue ....
CIGAR SALELMAS WANTED.-Experi-
ence unnecessary. 800 per month and
expenses. Peerless Cigar Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
judge Bruce yesterday afternoon and
his preliminary examination was set for
Wednesday at 2:3O o'clock.
The suit Of =. l.. Sherman against
the Southern Pacific company is on trial
at Reno. Sherman was injured in the
wreck near Deeth in JAM Try, 1907, end
sues for $4,000 damages.
The republican party which used to
boast that it "did things" has been con-
eidering in congress the question OF
emergency currency for nearly three
monthe, and has not yet arrived at c
conclusion.
Beginning Wednesday, March 4th,
Mrs. Campbell will have a clearance
sale Of all goods in her store. Every
thing has been marked down TO cost.
(Ehis is splendid opportunity for the
ladies to obtain bargains.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to join San
Francisco in it's celebration of the ar.
rival Of the feet from it's trip around
the horn. The INDEPENDENT would
like to see the warshlps steam down the
bay, but it is very doubtful il it will
There we're during January CONNER
cial failures aggregatlng S27, 099, 514,
while for the same month last year the
amount WAS Sl3,628, 126. This evidence
of republican "prosperity" would lndi
cate that although the tariff protects the
trusts it does not help general business.
letter received here this morning
from Mrs. Jenness at San Diego, Cali
<f9rrfa, states that her husband, Captain
W. B. Jenness, was dead. Mrs. en- ness
does not give the date of her husband g
death, but it was before tine 9th OF
February, the day on which the letter
was written.
- The republican program for tariff re-
Vision is 10 revise it higher, by imposing
maA lm tariff rates above the present
high rites; which will be called the mini
mum rates. How the trusts and COM
bines must be laughing in their sleeves,
and how willingly they will some down"
to carry out such program.
The funeral of Mrs. Bartlett took
place tEis afternoon from her late
residence. Many friends attended the
services and followed her remains to the
cemetery, where they wero laid away
to rest. May her long sleep be as peace
FIJI the evening zephyrs that come and
go above her resting place.
Inspector Cahian and eight privates
Of the state police force have gone to
GoldfeId They will take charge Of the
situation inf Goldield Oh March It'll,
when the troops leave. 1t is rumored
that there are daily clashes between the
union and non-uDion men and trouble
is feared when the troops leave.
A teacber in the Twin Falls school
was about to explain to Der pupils why
the anniversary of Washin9ton's birth
day is celebrated as holiday and by
,<Way Of preface she asked the class the
NquestioD: "Who was the faSher of his
country" The children heeitated
Finally Albright little boy held up hs
hand. "All right, Johnny," card the
teacher. "You may tell the rest of the
class who was the father of his country"
"Joseph Smith" blurted the youngster.
--News
1t IS reported tnnt i've saloons are
doing business at Gold Circle. The
population OF tho district is estimated to
be between $50 and SOC. Taking the
larger number as the correct figure
there is saloop TO every 60 persons in
camp. II all these ealoons run year,
tba INTO will SC00 frnrv, Eba ~,