Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-26
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Regent Henderson will leave for Reno
tonight to attend meeting of the board
tomorrow. ..,,,s
This Is a beautiful day, the first Of its
kind for several weeks, There are
many more to, come. ssgr 81
Irwin Mcdowell win return from
Boston about the first 81 June All
those wishing their pianos $tuned atei
requested to wait for him; He knows
how to do the work. -. INN. =
Sheriff Clark and Charley Winter, re-
turned yesterday afternoon with Coates,
: Tennille and Walsh, the horse thieves
arrested in Idaho: = They were accom-
panied by Harry Morris; who came as q;
witnesss ..:v- 49,. .~, r.s
The president has been offered $40, 900
week to appear once a day in o circus
as the hero of San Juan Hill. We may.
have here the solution. Of our perplexing
problem, what shall we do with our ex-
presidents 3-Norborne Democrat
Governor Dickerson was asked by the
Carson News If he would sign;the anti
gambling bill if it reached him. and
replied that he would cross the bridge
when he came to it. The governors
reply is, rather evasive, but we believe
he will sign the bill. 49,.
The home ranch Of the late Governor
Sparks was sold at public auction Tues
day to the Farmers and Merchants
National Bank Of Reno for $40. 709. 25,
the amount due on note and mortgage
held by the bank This is the famous
Alamo ranch Of which Governor Sparks
was SO justly proud. 49,. -.
A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the anti gambling bill passed on
Wednesday was defeated yesterday by a
vote of 90 to 19. This sent the bill to the
senate, where it was referred to the
judiciary committee, composed of Tall
man, Boyd, Pyne, Brossemer and Bal
Ear. The majority of the committee Is
said to be against the bill, butjt has
friends enough in the senate to override
the committee. ... =. "a
The closing of public gambling is the,
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