Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-10-14
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Ready business locals elsewhere.

Miss Ada Bieler who has been visit
ing her Elko friends left for her home
at Carlin this afternoon. ...
DR.. Alexander will leave town Friday
On two weeks business trip. Those
needing work in his line should call be-
fore he leaves.
a Social dance will be given at
Leonard Hall by the ladies of the Guild
ou Friday evening. October 90, 1909.
Admission 80 cents, including refresh
ments. ..... ... .... ,.,- .
Bonnie Mcbride left last night for
Las Vegas to survey the land in the
Charleston reservation. lately leased
by Charles Kaiser.
Mrs. George s. Nixon, wife of Senator
Nixon, is in San Francisco, suffering
from nervous breakdown. Her con-
dition is said to be serious. Senator
Nixon is travelling in Europe.
Charles R. Crane, whom President
TAI appointed minister to China and
whom Secretary Knox asked to resign,
seems to be in the position of the parrot
that talked too much. He will proba-
bly, keep closer watch of his tongue
hereafter. :
During the afternoon and evening of
Dec. 4th, the Guild of the Episcopal
church will serve supper at Leonard
Hall There will be on sale at this
time many fancy and useful articles,
the work of the Guild for the past year.
Joe Harris reports twenty-five patients
in the county hospital. Five of these
are Western Pacific men with the ty-
phoid fever. They are all getting along
nicely. Some of the other patients
have broken limbs, but the most of
them are men who are broken with age.
\ Six employees of the Consolidated
Mines Company's mill at Goldfeld have
been arrested for stealing bullion from
the plates 1t is claimed that $21, 900
4 of stolen bullion has been taken to va
rious smelters and minis from Goldfield
during the last three months.
YesteaNy afternoon William Hopson
and Adl6f Lague plead gully to the in
d. tments, charging them with burglary.
Judge Brown sentenced Lague to one
year in the penitentiary and Hopson
drew two years in the same institution.
Sheriff Clark will take them to Carson
tonight.
A firm advertised typewriters for sale
that could be held in the lap, and &C.
|cording to well-authenticated report
we'll known Elko bachelor sent in a
rush order as follows: "Send me inn
|mediately blond with blue eyes, with
an affectionate disposition, who is under
% years of age. 49,
Charles @. Gates, mining engineer
|of Denver, Colorado, arrived yesterday
on No. 3. Mr.. Gates represents the
Cole sydicate of Duluth, Minnesota. and
is here for the purpose of examining
the Nevada Bunker Hill property at
Bullion for the syndicate. He and Mr..
Davis, the superintendent of the mines
left for Bullion early this morning.
The ferocity of the tiger can be seen
from the fact that according to a recent
writer he is made responsible for 81 per
cent. of the human beings killed by the
wild animals of Hindostan. The writer
a4s that once q tiger has tasted human
fissh he lis satisfied with nothing else,
and that in southern India one of these
man-eating tigers has devoured 200
human beings. e I.
The Virginia Chronicle says there are
many candidates for county commits
sioner HSf ii the vacancy caused by the
death dA'Dommissioner Hazeltine. It is
said that fourteen men want the job.
The democratic county committee will
submit q list of names to the governor,
from yvI1iol, f<, ,,;clr ., ,~,,-