Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-01
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The schools will open next Tuesday.
Of course, the youngsters are looking
ahead to that time with great deal of
pleasure. =.
Some New Jersey towns now re-
quire bakers to deliver each loaf of
bread in sealed aseptic bag. SAM
tary science is marching on. ...
Mrs. McWhinney arrived from Cal
ifornia this morning. Mr.. McWhinney
has rented the J. b. Abel residence and
that will be their home. s. ~ :
Stewart Harris reports 80 patients in
the county hospital. Six or seven of
these are Western Pacific pay pStienta
and the remainder are mostly old men.
Man was the first gossip, says a Chi
cago woman. And see how quickly the
poor male creature was outdistanced,
despite. that Cleveland
Leader. ..
It iAssti,nateaby the city statiStician
that Chicago will havea population Of
over ., 500 900 in 1910. Uncle Sam, how
ever, will send around a man > to check
up the figures. - '+''' i = -!
After brooding for three months over
the death of his mother, r. L. Curry
an 10 year old resident of Blair Sum
day secured a revolver and sent a
bullet into his brain, dying instantly.
Having soaked the people so hard on
the tariff bill, republican orators will
soon be racing over the country telling
what grand wheat and corn crop
Messrs. Taft, Cannon g. Co. has given
them. = Glasgow Missourian, -.
Harry Williamson, a young man 80
years of age, was struck by a train at
Monticello yesterday and badly bruised
up. He was brought to the county
hospital last night. Stewart Harris
was unable to learn the particulars:
After considerable fuss and noise, it
began raining this afternoon and still
continues as we write. The indications
look good for a heavy shower. The
heaviest part of the storm went to the
north, where the rain fell upon the I'M
just.
x he Carson Appeal is after the board
OF prison commissioners for not locat.
ing the site Of the new State prison and
getting the building under way. The
Appeal seems to fear that Carson may
lose the prison if work is not begun be-
fore the next legislature meets. ~
Collector Haley reports the mineral
output for the State for 1908 to have
been 1,166.525 tons of ore valued at
$14, 1878, 245.36. The taxes collected up
on this enormous output were SOL
65e.52. For the quarter ending March
81, 1909, the output of the Nevada mines
amounted to 80, 343, 835. 49, upon which
the taxes amounted to $58, 983. 80.
The corrected plans for the new court
house and Jail have not been received.
The unreasonable delay of the architect
is causing the loss of valuable time as
the commissioners can do nothing until
the plans are finally adopted. Ar
chitect Weeks does not seem to share
in the anxiety of the people here for
work to begin on the new county build
ings at the earliest possible date.
The remains of Tim Crow, pros
pector, were found the other day in the
funeral range, near the Capricorn road.
In his clothes were found $50 cash, and
two Keane Wonder checks for $s1 and
$91. He had been dead nearly two
months. Within. reach of his arm was
an empty canteen with the cover off.
The remains were taken to Rhyolite and
laid away in the cemetery on the DIES
ert. ~
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