Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-01
~Salmagundi
rpOM SATURDAYS DAILY

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson vii
lave for san Fr:,"rirc1 tomorrow after
nolu.
Mr.. W. .. Williams and daughter,
4 Lee are in E!ko today. They vii
,..urn t,npirIw afternoon.
Ont of every million letters that pas,
,brough the p~Ostuflicc il is calculated
that only one goes astray.
Mar, WAS fifteen million miles nearer
m, earth yesterday than it has been fol
fifteen wears. Did you notice any diff
ference:
Tue Grand Violin concert at the
Presbyterian church tonight will begin
NJ $ o'clock sharp town time instead of
S5D IL advertised.
If yOu are a lover of good music do
no, fail to hear Prof. Christian Hansen
At the Presbyterian church tonight.
He is ayiolini~t of rare ability.
4. b. Gray of the Commonwealth
WIS a caller at this Office this afternoon.
ie WAS accompanied by two other
ClrlinitS, whp>t names we did not
learn, and .As>cmbiyman Winter.
DR.. Caroline Mrriun will deliver an
address al tn" Presbyterian cnurch to-
morrow morning. She will appear i'm
native cu~tum" and speak of her
missionary labrr- among the Chinese.
The Ladies OF the Docus S"cicty gave
farewell afternoon today in honor Of
Mr.. Henry who i'll II short time is to
leave Elko She has worked in the
Presbyterian church for many years
and will IT, greatly missed.
The bank commissioners have issued "A
license to tn" Quin River Bank at Nc.
D.rmitt. Humboldt county. The bank
is capitalized for S.O,0oO, and the in.
dprp,ritor> are Fred j. Palmer. J. b.
Daucln, John Nimc" and Jerry lIcarn.
.AN>cmblymau Winters exhibited :s.
,Iystoiay Of the groupings of hig ledge
nth. JArhIdgc county IN the northern
l4r, Of this country. The assays show.
ci over ~ in gold and silver. He thinks
tn ind will prove Il" of the richest in
i1' state.
Nr Vim. Smiley, one uf EIko county's
hrmrr residents, but now at Santa
Cruz, California. l. in Elkp visiting his
daughter, Mrs. T.. j. l.. Tal~r. and
shaking hands with his old time friends.
W. nrr pleased to nut" that time i deal
Ins gently with him. lie will remain
IN this section iWu or three weeks
When a mln goes II to buy a col
lar hc omr- back with "a collar aud
rrhap~ Il n"ck!i" ar two. When "A
Eolnan starts out To- huy u collar she
returns exhausted with Il new SILK
waist, a pair of gloves. some skirt bind.
llIg. "A chli" of zap. - paper of pins,
window curtains, Il sewing ma.
chin" and u refrigerator. Mark Twain
" WAS on in int"rurhAn train. The
Young man III the rear ear WAS suddenly
addressed 10y the woman in the seat he.
NINA nm. "Pardon me-. sir" She said.
blIt would you mind assisting mo off nj
III" next Stnpy YOu see am very
large. and when | get off | have tn 20
backward. ~ the conductor thinks am
t" get ah,Wd and help, i.r, ON
II" has done this three times -
Tid.Bits.
lhc net rrc"~ptS from the forest re-
serves wholly and in part in this state.
Ill" fiscal year ending June Both.
amount I" $G3, ii7..0 Twenty-Five
per cent Of Ia" net rrcriuts or $I5. 40.
~ will be paid t. the states, in which
III" reserves are situated. for the hcnc-
III of the schools and roads. The net
receipts of the Humboldt reservation.
which ~ mostly i'm this county, amounts
10 $~Il.1il.5l.
ohc OF the greatest battles ever wagcd
Tor clNic dcrcncy is being carried on in
Francisco now over the candidacy
d francis J. lIcncy for the district
"~tt"rn"yship On ll"ncy side are those
vii" believe in one law for all. while on
III" other side are those who believe in
privileges for the chosen few.
The defeat Of llrncy will bc II setback
10 the progress of II American inStitu.
'NhS' T"nopah Bonanza.
George Williams was executed at the
Fhlt"niiary yesterday forenoon. He
went To tho scniIOld unsupported and
smoking II cigarette. Just before the
r"p" was plncc,l around his neck. he
asked Captain Muller 10 remove the
c'gar"it" from hiS month. Williams
was hung for the murder Of Barney
"rili"n and James Connors. two
WosI'cct"rs, in Esmrralda county in
N"Ncinh"r 1900. lie acknowledged his
CRIME to the minister who attended
him.
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