Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-22
Salmagund
FROM DAILY

JuuSS
the justice court
Miss Grace Bacon left for Sal
Francisco this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smiley came
lawn from Starr valley yesterday.
Miss Mary D,war left for Salt LAX,
hi, morning T. visit ncr sister. Mis-,
Nera.
Senator Ncwlands has appointed
Thomas NJ. Smithers Of Reno to Il cadet,
hip at West Point.
Mrs. Mitchell, who has been visiting
friends here, left for her home AZ
Sacramento this afternoon.
Mr.. II. c. Barker, principal of the
pilisadc school, spent the day in town.
Pc reports PaliSadc quiet.
Miss Miller. who has been visiting
Mrs. Angel. returned To her home at
Ysrington OH No. 3 this afternoon.
r ". Dove. one Of Tuscarora's solid
citiz ms. arrived this afternoon. He
reports the old camp quiet and orderly.
Mrs. Brain left for Reno this after
non TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Kline.
From there she will 90 to southern
California for the winter.
The delay III last nights cas,buund
trains WAS CAUSED 10y the burning of the
station AT Summit On the Sicrras. About
800 fee, uftrack also went up i'm smoke.
The W. +. Smith Company offers its
business for sale in this issue. This is
4 splendid opportunity for a person or
company with the necessary money To
Purchase the b'Nt paying business i'm
EIko county if mo- in the state. Attcu-
lion is called to the notice elsewhere.
temporary freight shed south of the
track. \ spur, connecting with the
min I'M has h,cn laid to the shed.
TllS has been made necessary by the
hrsc amount of freight the road brings
to Elkp.
"M"'tin: a king is well worth the
Plt', says prominent Philadelphia
EDnan. That's all right, hut did She
srr meet u with three oihcrSy-
PaId"lphia North American.
\ Reno m]iIliu"r advrii>c- ''atmUs.
faerc - II Of the distinctive quail.
t!N Of til" hats ~h' sells. II will hardly
b. denied that there j. roIIn in the
iiie'i creations in hcadgcnr for a
rHctictIly unlimited quantity of
atmosphere.
During III" last fiscal year the cmi.
grafton form tn" United States To
Clniit tottlrd $1,000. the largest ON
n'rt. and practically every person
TI' possessed "n an average of $1,000 in
stock, cash or effects. II this k.,i,, up
a few years til" Americans will own
Canada lay absorption.
New York boy wa, locked MI for
,"' weeks IN jail awaiting trial for the
i'fc"nry "t " c"nt,. 1t must liz i'm
pressed on tn" rising generation that
streaming on 50 small a scale must IL,
discouraged by an the drastic m,,ru
p'NNih'". Then they will grow up free
and u~ntrammcl"d TO become fr,nzicd
ii nanci"r>.
W. +. Sids"wIck. grand master Of the
/ o. . i. Of Nevada. arrived this
III 'rninG and will visit Elko I,dy.
"ilrl'i'y tonight. Monday hc will 20
I" iuNrArorh and pay the lodge thcr,
IN "iiIdl visit. Brother S~cdgrwick has
NV" y prominent member of the Order
Tor years and is every way worthy of
III" high position he fills.
t''ry one" in a while "A discussion
arises rs To- Tn" use Of church hollis
lh'ir utility ~ long ago given nm
ih'Ir h'alty is still defended by some,
n"t ~ III" end th" discussion comes
BACK /" tn" question of location In
'n' country. where DISTANCES are long
ana Sonnds are softcncd, "a church bell
Is Nt''i enjoyable. But in "a cit Y street,
"''"rr hundreds and thousands are
''''" by the sound is to most Of them
q NOISY clanEor.
u mas been decided in Washington
III" b'yN wIp play marbles "fnr keeps
arc gamblers IN the meaning of the law
""" H'hlo t" arrest and punishment for
"h'lilpnS IN %olf"ns". II is cheering To
VIC Nlw abiding Of the nation to know
VII" III its capital the gambling laws
"'' =" strictly enforced. though MS the
particular buys in question wcro
released with u lecture. there is grave
"o""' about tho propriciy of letting
''"" such dangerous criminals on tho
community.
FAMOUS Old Camp Again A. The Front