Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-13
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per Camp at Bradley Opera House.
A postal from Mrs. Mcclellan states
that she and Mr.. Mcclellan expect to
be in Elko by the end of the week.
The Carson News says that Messrs.
Sadler, McNichols. Paris Ellis and J.
Richards have been admitted to the bar
of Nevada by the supreme court.
If You want a schoolhouse in Elko
that will be credit to the town and
one that will meet the conditions for
years to come, turn out next Thursday
and vote for the additional bond issue.
Jesse G. Vortrees and wife, who
worked the badger game in Goldfield,
have been held to appear before the
grand jury. He is in Jail in default of
$1,000 bonds. The womans bond was
placed at $500. ...........r..... -.
Constable Happier came up this morn
ing from Carlin to arrange with the
Elko club for game of base ball in
Carlin Sunday. He told the reporter
that he was unable to secure the Elko
team for the game.
Ed Todd, one of Tuscarora's oldest
and best citizens, returned this morn
ing from Salt Lake. He took in the
Grand Army parade and talked over
war times with the boys who touched
shoulders with him in the union army.
The pay roll of the Consolidated
mines at Goldfield is upward of $50, 900
q month This includes the Office force.
It is estimated that before the end of
the year the monthly distribution of all
the mines of Goldfeld will reach over
a quarter of q million dollars.
Wednesdays Gazette reports the mar
rage of Miss Nevada Wilson, daughter
of Mrs. Fred Wilson of Elko, to Mr.. 81.
e. Riley of Reno. The marriage Is said
to have taken place at Santa Cruz, Cali
fornia, on the 9th day of this month.
The bride is well known in Tuscarora
and Elko.
W. Burns, the man who was beaten
and {obbed last Sunday night, is still
confined to his bed in the county hos
pital. AS consequence the preliminary
examination of Eugene Cooper, charged
with the crime, will be continued from
time to time uutil Burns is able to
testify.
w. E. Bridgeman general manager
of the Elko Realty and Development
Company, arrived on No. 1 last night.
He will be joined today by Mr.. w. E.
Holloway, president of the Manhattan
Securities Company of New York, and
together tour of Elko county will be
undertaken with view of future de-
velopment of its resources.
According to the Humboldt Star, I'm
lay, the new Southern Pacific term
inal, is tough place to live in. The
town is on the desert, where there is
nothing but sagebrush and sand. No
liquor rf any kind is allowed to be
sold there, and now the water supply is
running short. INLAY is strictly q
railroad town and all who live there
must pay tribute to the railroad COM
pnay.
Senator A. c. House was operated on
at the Steptoe Hospital yesterday
afternoon by DR.. E. L. R. Wallace for
an injury to the leg received several
years ago by being thrown from car
7" rinua Tho apci6ant caraod tho oapa t,,r
but little worry until the last few
months when the bone developed
affection necessitating its being scraped.
DR.. Wallace stated last night that his
patient stood the operation we'll and
was doing nicely.-White Pine News
WeNleard lifelong republican say
this morning that the republican lead
ers might be able to explain away the