Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-05
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Hall COnlSnC.
Miss Nellie Eyler left for Colorado
Springs this morning.
Pay your taxes before Treasurer
Miller closes his books tonight and save
costs.
Mrs. I. P. Woolverton, ST., who has
been in town for several days, nursing
an injured arm, will leave for her home
in Ruby Valley tonight
Steward Harris reports 25 patients at
the county hospital, Joe is buckling
down to his work. and will soon have
everything running in fine shape. +
The insurance companies have decided
to pay $500 insurance on the Dayton
courthouse. This is within $40O of the
amount of policies on the building.
On account of his children having the
'whooping cough and the nurse being
away, Regent, Henderson was unable to
attend the meeting of the board at
Reno today.
AT o'clock, there were 80 receipts I'M
called for and these Treasurer Miller
expected to issue before closing time
this evening,
Missouri is now the greatest apple
tree state, although the production of
apples is greater in New York. Mis-
souri, has 2O,O4O, 800 trees. and New
York 15,O54, 1892 trees. ......
The Ruby valley baseball team arriv-
ed yesterday and this afternoon they
crossed bats with the high school team.
We understand the boys from the
valley will play the Carlin and Eureka
teams before they return home.
The Woman's Guild of st. Paul's
Church, will give their last social for
the season at Leonard Hall, at o'clock
on Saturday Eve, June fifth. Dancing
and refreshments. Home made candy
and Indian work on sale. Admission
fifty cents. Doors open at o'clock. =
Arrangements for the celebration are
going on 'apace. Nearly $1,000 have
beerN Inscribed and more is in sight.
Now that the ball is rolling everybody
should get in and drill. Let us all stand
and make the eagle scream in Elko
oirthe anniversary of our nations birth.
All parents who are interested in the
religions instruction Of their children
by means of simple object lessons are
requested to bring them to the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning at the
regular service. Mr.. Greenfield will
speak on Traps for mice and traps for
men," ..
All baseball records for long games
were broken at Bloomington, Ill, last
Monday, when the Decatur and Bloom
ington teams of the "Three T. league
played 26 innings, Decatur winning by
the score Of to 1. Each side used but
one pitcher in the entire game. A man
hit by the pitcher, followed by a three
Dagger, won the game.
In the suit of Wandel against the
Sixty-Six club of Rhyolite, the jury re-
TUNED verdict for $2872. 80 in favor of
the plaintiff. Wandel sued for $40, 900
which he claimed to have lost at roulette
and other games run by the defendant.
He also claimed that he was under 81
years of age at the time he lost the
money. The suit occupied the attention
Judge Averill and a Nye county
My for four weeks and four days.
By new classification of Nevada
postoffices, Elko is raised from the third
to the second class, Rhyolite is, dropped
from the second to the third class, and
Brally, Fairview and Wonder slip
down from the third to the foutth class
The Elko office is the only one III Nevada
to be advanced, This indicates that
ElkO iS-the most prosp er6us, growing
F grown: state. Just watch lief
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