Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-06
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4>ed our business locals elsewhere.


+, from 1870 a. m. to loop. m. -35 cents.t
I If.you want good Sunday dinner, go
to the Commercial Hotel. See the bill
: of fare. =
3 Sunday dinner. at the Commercial
Hotel from to 8 ps m.-15 cents:
Watch for the bill of fare. - =
/ The anti Japanese resolution has gone
#to the senate, where it ought. I'd sleep
1.-THE sleep that knows no wakingst,%
J Judge Rutledge came up fpan Carin
dthis morning. He had nothing exciting
80 :teq about things in our neighboring
Town! III Z ~ a
j The Gazette says that special internal
revenue officers are in Reno examining
the goods in grocery stores to seeif they
were put up according to che pure food
laws. 80; - .E 81 !
e Constable Ouderkirk has made a com
Haint against Joe thurman for selling
thiskey to Indians. BE will have an
examination before: the u. s. commits
sioner as soon as the papers return from
Carson. 49, :...
IT R. Jewell, Palisades sturdy
citizen, is in town today. He told the
reporter that the Western Pacific tunnel
is ready for the track: Mr.. Jewell is
hoping that the anti-gambling bill will
pass the legislature and become law.
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Garden is able to get around on crutches
and that the prospects are good for his
soon laying them aside. He was trying
toget up foot race this afternoon with
Mr.. Mayer. Our money backs Mr..
Garden.
1t is reported that Assemblyman Nc
Intosh of Carlin has been selected to in
troduce the anti-gambling bill. The
indications now are that the bill will
receive the support of the solid; delega-
ton from this county, and stands good
chance of becoming law. So may it
be. j.
know a man who cannot afford to
travel, and yet has a delightful way of
deceiving himself. He learns about the
cd Of yelling, the proper clothing to
bewor1, gets time table, and arranges
excursions for himself to various places,
and then reads about them in books of
travel. To the man with imagination
it is q captivating occupation. Hearth
and Home.
There will be exercises at the Opera
House next Friday afternoon in honor
of Lincoln's birthday by the schools.
The program is not yet completed, but
it is sure to be interesting and instruc-
tive. It is expected that all the bust
ness houses will close on that day as
mark of respect to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln, one of the greatest
characters in American history.
Learning is never at discount but
always at a premium. However, all
cannot be great scholars like Burritt
and Gladstone, nor is it necessary, or
even desirable, that they should be.
The important point is that each one
SuNuiu b0 oS 1ucbl1hCu w. Nv u0n-
mite work that he may give to it the
best that is in him. A good cobbler is
as usefnl in his place ss aJearned states
man, for it takes many to make mp
world. ~ A III:
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed in Reno by the Postal Telegraph
Gable company for the purpose of oper.
ating a telegraph line through Nevada
from other states. The company is
composed of Salt Lake people and it is
understood that work on the line will
soon be commenced Hope it will pass
through Elko and break the monopoly
of the Western Union. 1t will be
pleasant to feel new hands in ones
pockets.
In scrap in the assembly. over the
location . the experiment farm pro-