Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-20
.SALMAGUNDI
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A party of young people left this
morning on No. for an outing on
Marys river
When did the Red, White and Blue
become the National anthem3 Respect
fully referred to Elko's musical critics.
Mrs Booher and Miss Violet Bruce
returned from Salt Lake this afternoon.
Miss Ernie Robinson come as far as
Halleck -.'. ....... .,..
The preliminary examination of
Frank Gillespie, charged with killing d
calf not his own, began before Judge
Bruce this afternoon. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan returned
: this morning from their outing at Lake
Tahoe. They were away six weeks
and report glorous time.
Prof: McWhinney returned last night
from his vacation trip i'll California.
Mrs. McWhinney will join him as soon
Las the hot weather is over.
Stanley ,Taber received letter from
Mr.. Friedrich, the Reno contractor, this
morning saying that he would be here
next week to begin work on the new
schoolhouse.
Z, Distraught Mother: And what with
these heducation bills an ALL. Miss, I
sometimes say to myself: Apply are the.
parents what never 'ad any children, I
says" The Bystander.
i Prof. Griswold of the Missouri School
81 Mines returned this morning from,
California, where he and Assayer Ank-
eAny went to examine some mining
property. He left Mr.. Ankenny roam
ing among :California's flowers: J.
i. Mining Inspector Stewart is at Vir.
Ania City Investigating Che death Of
clarence Benner, the young man who.
was slsctfpcuted, there Wednesday. The
law makes it the duty of the mining in
srees5rist investigate all fatal acct
. dents in mines 49,. ..
~ c. .&table Ouderkirk reports that
|! 4obci %fe working the malarial fever
! 1odg >around town. In order to coax
Money from the Industrious, they put
Up the plea that they are just from the
{ hospital after q trissle with malarial
fever. Do not be fooled by such dope.
{ ID The sheriff's office received dispatch
$his morning from Salt Lake stating
that requisition papers had been applied
for at Carson for the return Of Campbell
Bld Mcconnell and that an officer would
he sent here as soon as the requisition
vas received. The defendants will fight
extradition
/ William Weiger, a miner, was cleo
trocutd in the Clermont shaft at Gold
field Wednesday afternoon. So far as
Known, Weiger came from the drift on
the 8OO.foot level to the station to pro-
cure some steel. On his way back the
steel came in contact with q live wire,
causing immediate death. The deceas-
ed was about 40 years of age and had
been in Goldfeld about four years.
His nativity has not been ascertained.
Prof. A. E. Kaye, forVerly principal
of the county high school,, arrived from
the East last night. He is just return
ing from trip to his old home in Wis
consin, after an absence Of % years. He
put in the time between trains with his
b. friends here and left on No. for Reno.
MIR Kaye is looking well, but is unable
to get Ground very well OH account of a
trouble that affects his legs. Mrs.
Kaye, who accompanied him East,
passed through "a few days ago. Her
duties as matron of Manzita Hall at the
university required her attention.
d. ing the encampment of several
regiments Of British soldiers in Ger.
tain district the wood and turf used
for cooking purposes were carted by