Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
S~almagundi
FROM IDA DAILY

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Miss Irene Hunter aud Miss Grace
Bacon returned from San Francisco last
night.
Mrs. Winters. who has beer visiting
her sister ut LamOillr, came in today
and left ON No. 5 for Eureka. '
The tea gardens of northern India
extend over $780, J1 acres and they
produce I9J. 0OJ. 900 pounds of tea per,
annuin at Il profit of about e20 pr
acre.
In every i,00J marriages in Great
Britain 81 are solemn. Zed between first
cousins. Among the nobility the rate
is much higher, amounting To 10 in
1909
The Reno Gazette publishes the In
DEPENDENTS account of the Carroll
killing aud credits it to the Free Press.
The Gazctte's scissor man should polish
up MS specs.
! President Taft wants Il large bond
issue t. carry out MS Conservation
policy and Speaker Cannon opposes 1t.
Uncle Joe wants to keep the pork for
himself and friends.
For 900 active troops in the armies
Of the Srert world powers, the follow
ing figures show the percentage of
cases vi pulmonary tuberculosis; United
States, 4.12; Great Britain and colonies
2.i; France, 90; Germany, l.5: Austria,
10, and Russia, 20.
Mrs. Jennie Walsh, an empluye of
the Red Cross hospital nt Reno. drank
cLrbJiic acid Wednesday and died from
lis effects. just before her death she
sad she did not take the acid inten-
tipnaily. The corOners jury found
that she committed suicide.
it is To the honor of Swcdcs that the
fact of a wonin working for her living
III no way lowers her social position.
Many professional ladies are the
daughters of court officials and are
received and welcomed III the court
circ,c.-Lomdon Queen.
Jesse G.. Nortrcss WAS found guilty
Ivy II jury in GolLiield Tuesday even
ing of rxtortiDn. VotrcSS is the man
wny wprHrd the old time badger
game on the youth uf GJldiicld with
the aid of the pretty Mrs. Vurtlcs..
If yOu Wan Your wcIdimg mnouu
cei, the marriage written up. al, nu
ticc uf your first born placed III III,
birth column. tua G.tth of yuur moth
cr- III law c%hrUniclcl in black type. the
namcS of the pallbcarcrS given, to
gcthcr with the grief You manifested
at the grave. 80 to the home paper. II
yOu want some printing Or advertiser;
done give it to some outsider.-CArso
Appeal.
\ gold brick worth sea, 600 repre-
scented the cargo of the Lotus an,
Davis auto which passed through yes
tcrday en- route from Round Noun
) tain tn Goldiicld. the gold represent
: ing the output of the %Sunnyside min
and mill for the first two weeks q
!, October. The bullion when it arri,
ed in Goldticld was deposited i'm til
a, Cook bank. -Tonopah Sun.
Monday evening George B. Manning
II Western Pacific brakeman, met hi
:, death while coupling ears ut Gerlacl
-. Hearing the screams of the unfortunut
| mn, Conductor l.. Sanford went [
. Manuing's assistance, zen he foun
him w1dgcd in between the drawhcat
} Of two cars still holding his lantern !
! his hand. The maj was cxtricatC
> from his position. when it was foun
!, that he was dead, having been di
cmhowclcd in the accident.
"' Birdie Dcllacy was taken bGfoI
Judge Bruce late yesterday afternoo
;. and the complaint charging her wit
. the murder of Joe Carroll WIS read
: her. She was accompanied by ht
J attorney and entered u plea Of no
! guilty. An application for bail wi
. made and granted. Judge Bruce fixc
i tho amount ut $40, 900. and committt
: her to the custody of the sheriff.
! Al. Talbot. II Reno gambler. was sh
: by his wife yesterday morning. I'll
: shooting took place in Judge JonC
! law Office. where Talbot and his wi
!. had met to discu>s u settlement of the
domestic troubles. Tho bullet we
= through Talbot's right lung. He w
y taken To tho Peoples hospital and 81
/. was locked up by the sheriff. II
shooting sthc result Of II protract
quarrel over tho amount Of proper
that Mrs. Talbot should bc given
getting II divorce. Talbot 1t is alleg
cruelty beat her the night before 81
shot him. He may live.