Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-15
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John Henderson returned yesterday
frAReno. -.
Merchants lunch at the Commercial
from 1880 q hft01 30 p; N g. =: IS cents.
Wanted girl to DO general house.
work Apply ,ssso1 . Mrs. George g.
Brown. :" = TX ~ > '; ;: : : s
Hereafter On s. Company will serve,
Sunday dinners at the Palace festaur-.
ant for s5 cents. T''s ess: 81. - ( :;
sWanted-A gasoline store new. or:
second hand; Commercial Tailors+ Hrst
d9oF east q tst Clifton II 7 . hotel
Sunday dinner at the. Commercial
Hotel from a. TO. g. p n, ms Cents emit !.
WstcA for tRe . Pill Of lft fare ..... :
Wheeler g. Company, successors eto.
A. b. Cochrane, have a new adj in this
issue. They: want your trade, il their II
line. -. . 80, w." - -
Figures indicate that the proportion
of meat to bread in the British dietary
has. increased considerably within the
2ast 20 years, = . .$.s i {.
The business carried on: by Seymour
Jacobs has been incorporated under the
name of the Seymour Jacobs Company.
See the compapy's big ad on the front
page. '@... g., .S.: ." :,
Rev. George G. King will give a
stereopticon lecture on Ben Hur' at
the Presbyterian church on the evening
Of the esd. =: See the notice for further
particulars. - -. '..:.'', 30 - 49,
Marshal Grimmon says there is no
doubt of the passage of the anti -gamb-
ling bill by the legislature as these
ment of the Legislators seems to be
strongly in favor Of it. - =
A new tailor shop, has opened above
the Hotel Clifton. The proprietors
thoroughly understand their business
and we bepeak for them a share Of the
public patronage. See the ad.
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Judge Morgan received dispatch
this morning that Mr.. Cogswen would
arrive on No. 6tonight with the remains
Eof his wife. The arrangements for the
funeral can not be made today.
.uH. }5prgan Hill went to Ogden last
MghA> y receive the Percheron horses
he bought at Bloomington, Illinois,
about two weeks ago. MI. Hill is doing
his bestto improve the horses of this
county. - -. ~. - ~
Within the next thirty DAYS $l25, 200
in cash will be available for the pay
ment Of the grading and trackage Of
the proposed trolly system for GoIdfeld.
An English corporation will probably
furnish the financial backing of $780,.
600 for the system. - t.''"-'... ... '.:'..
The Western Pacific is making quite
a showing at the yards west of town.
The frame of four Of eight stalls of the
roundhouse is up and the roof is being
put on. The weather has been so
stormy for the last mouth that the
WORK has been delayed. - @''' 90
Answering a charge of cruelty, in
court, q BillvilIe citizen said: / never
killed the mule until the mule come
nigh KILN me. I sometimes kills rattle.
snakes for their ratt1esS am ketches an
sells nockin' birds fer their soDgs.,.. But
that's all p4Atlanta Constitution. "
Marshal Grimmon arrived from Car
81 b this Carson this morning to attend
the preliminary examination Of Joe
Turrhan, charged with selling whiskey
to Indians The examination was held
before the U. s. commissioner this fore
noon and Truman was held to appear
before the U. s. grand jury. His bond
was fixed at $500, in default of which
he was committed to Jail. -
Constable Ouderkirk has begun q
raid upon the the despicable creatures