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

Constable Happier brought Sheriff
Clark another boarder this morning.
Mrs. William Stinson left for Oakland
this afternoon to visit her mother. Mrs
Lang.
Miss Grace Bacon anu Miss Beulal
Bradley rrturncd from Salt Lake las
night.
II, receipts "a tho state land Office
for the month of September were $37,,
cS7.l2.
Note the change of evening service al
the Presbyterian church. 700 instead OF
$50, October l to April |.
Miss Bculah Grcathousc will be on.
Grated upon tomorrow ut the Redwood
hospital for appendicitis
DIR. +. X. Buckley of Flat River.
Missouri. was elected president of the
American Mining congress yesterday.
George VI. Clayton, one Of Elko
county's heaviest and best citizens. is
in town today. He says there is
nothing ont Of the usual run i'm his
section.
The Nevada Press Company of Car.
,Dn has consolidated its job plant with
the Gazettc's at Reno. Carson loses
one of its principal industries by the
consolidation
There ar" now 22G patients in the
Nevada State insane asylum. the larry.
est number in the history Of the in.
>titutiOn, and an increase of Il since
DIR. Gibson took charge.
An air,hip flight for Phoebe, which is
expected tn attract to the c:lmD rs
MANY - did the Cans Nelson fight 10
Goldticld. is suggested by New York
hrok"r'g" house. which is Interested in
bringing the Of Piochc To the
attention Of the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and
Miss Marg"ry returned from their
eastern trip on No. ! this morning. |
Jnln says they had a splendid time and
saw Il great many people and among
ia"m WAS President Taft. On their
WAY home. they stopped at Denver.
salt LAX" and other places and tuok III
I e sights.
Two hundred and sixty Nevadans
met AT tioldiicld Thursday night and
tTtgNTlvful "a Sf.t. 1r.,,.I ,F ia, n,.r,
an Mining Congress with the following
officers: Hugh Brown, of Tonopah,
President; Captain George Thatcher.
hrrt vie" president Bert Smith, second
We" president Richard Ricpc. Ely.
Third vice president: j. II. Givcns.
tioldii"ld, secretary and treasurer:
Oscar i. Smith of Reno. Mayor Britt Of
Attorney George Kcpncr of Reno,
AS members Of the board Of directors.
Postmaster Doughty and his assist.
ants gathered up Uncle Sans property
this forenoon and had it carried across
the street I" the new Mayer building.
III" new oiic" j. one of the best cpuip.
ped III the state and aside from its
Vocation the most convenient. Our
people, however, will soon become ac
cuNtomci to- the new location and lg,
glad Of the change. The mail from No,
. was distributed from the new office
TINS afternoon. There will dnubtIess bc
som" confusion AT first. but i'm a few
days everything will b, running like
clock work.
Rev. Pcrcival $. Smithc and family
EFT on No. 3 this afternoon for their
new home in Reno. where Mr.. Smithc
Will take charge Of the Sunday chool
work for the Episcopal church. We re-.
gr"t {" lose Mr.. Smith and his family.
but onr loss is lteno's gain. The change
means a decided advance for Mfr.
smith both IN salary and in his rank in
the church. An advance that he has
earned 10y faithful. conscientious work
III his church III this town. The family
take with them the brst wishes Of n
host "f friends for their future success.