Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-08
S~almagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

e klatte returned last night from
Chicago.
boost Tor q saver system and Won
boost Elko. Knock the sewer system
d I'd ynn knock the t,wn.
The Toggery store comes to the front
with Il new I'D today. 1t will b. f,upd
On the first pIge. Read it.
Attention is directed to the ad of the
Seymour Jacobs Company. There's
something of interest to you in it.
Mrs. James Billet who has been
visiting her Elko friends returned to
her home i'll Lamoille yesterday.
Sheriff Clark has ~ boarders in the
county Jail. One of these is "A U. S.
prisoner and the other 81 are boarding
ut the expense of the taxpayers.
Mr.. Shirley left for Salt Lake yes,er.
day morning. Why is it that he ALWAYS
takes a trip to that city, when the
Mormon conference is in session. Is
S''hANIP III Nlt NUuECns
f. d. Roberts resigned yesterday as
district attorney Of Ormshy county and
George Sanford, formerly of the Carson
News, was appointed to fill the II
Roberts is now editor of the Carson
Appeal.
The Woman's Guild of St. Pauls
church will hold its annual meeting ut
the residence Of Mrs. Brain OH Wcdncs.
day afternoon at . o'clock. The at
tendance of all the members is partic-
ularly requested.
When Elko is properly severed, it
will Ike one of the healthiest and best
towns in the state to live in. BY this
we do not mean that the town is I'M
healthy now. but that it will be before
many years il the sanitary conditions
are not improved. That's all.
The commissioners Yesterday after.
revoked the license of the Lamoille
saloon. The revocation of the license
WAS not opposed by the owners of the
saloon, hut at their request the COM
missioners ordered that no license be
hereafter issued for a saloon III LaInoille
township.
A New York firm was notified that
IL of its travelling men had died sud-
denly in u western town. They tele-
graphcd back: Return samples bv
freight and search body for orders"
The unfeeling reply Just about repre-.
SCENTS the interest the Aldrich Rcpuhli.
cans feel in the people Of the west and
south.-Atchison Co. Mail.
Robert Craig, an employee of the
HuSSInan ranch in Gardnerville.
dropped dead at that place Friday
evening. The deceased was about forty
years of age and was II very heavy
smoker. The evening of his death lie
came in from work and took Il drink
of liquor and a few moments later
dropped dead. Cause of death was
paralysis of the heart.
N"' W ASih'o IIOiilllltil MERCHANTS
has something to say in this issue on
the rubbish question. II. thinks the
enforcement of the law works Il hard.
ship on the merchants who have no
vacant ground On which to deposit the
rubbish which naturally Accommodates
about their stores. No harm can be
done in agitating the matter. therefore
our columns are open to any respectful
communication on the subject.
Mrs. Quincy left on No. 3 this after
noon for Oakland. where she will live
with Mrs. Fisher. The old lady is so
badly crippled with rheumatism that
she cannot help herself and is unable to
get anyone to stay with her. Mrs.
Fisher will give her the care she needs
so much and will make her life happy
and comfortable. Mrs. Quincy leaves
her Elko friends with many regrets.
She has spent the best part of her life
here and to leave now seems almost like
leaving the world. Her host of friends
here hope she will bc comfortable and
happy with Mrs. Fisher.