Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-25
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"I Fetaluma Callfornla, Sunday. He
was 65'years of age.
Mrs. 8. A Highfield came ND from
Carlin this morning to look after some
business matters. She will return on
Nos.
Arrangements are being made for q
special service to be held at the Presby:
tartan church ON Sunday evening.
Particulars will be published later.
There will he business meeting of
the Dorcas society of the Presbyterian
church at the residence of Mrs. A. w.
Hesson. on Thursday evening of this
week.
1t was estimated yesterday that one
fourth of France was under water. The
@lttation was growing worse hourly.
The loss of property will be enormous.
A movement is on foot to have an
exhibition of flying machines at Reno
during the races to be held the coming
summer. Flying machines seem to be
all the rage.
Owing to complications that might
arise. Judges Pike and Orr of the second
judicial district have reconsidered their
decision TO resign. Both will stick to
their jobs until the end of the terms fer
which they were elected
The report that Jack johnson, the
colored prize fighter, had been shot and
killed in New York yesterday, Seems to
be without foundation. From what
we were able to learn, Jack might have
been very drunk yesterday. If he was
shot at all it was in the neck.
The funeral of Mr. Terrell will be in
charge of Elko Lodge. Knights of
Pythias, and will take place tomorrow
afternoon at = o'clock from the under
taking parlors. The attention of
knights of Pythias is called to the
fuA4al notice elsewhere.
NJ Mcbride and Mrs. Booher are
entertaining a number of their lady
~hiends at the home of the latter this af
ternoon, The writer was banished from
his home this forenoon and told not to
return until o'clock tonight. There
will be nothing left in the house to cat
or drink when the party breaks up
Pierce Vure, one of Elko's old timers,
returned last night after several years
ahssnce,in Goldtield and other mining
camps. He now halls from Grecnville,
- Plumas county, California. He notes
many improvements in the town since
he left us to seek his fortune We are
pleased to note that he looks we'll
We regret to report that Judge and
Mrs Bruce are confined to their beds
Judge Bruce has an attack of pneumonia
and Mrs. Bruce is suffering from the
grippe and lumbaso. Their many
friends hope they will soon recover. At
last accounts both were resting easily,
and both are improving. DIR. Eby is
attending them.
Assessor McBurneyS statement of the
difficulties attending the State Board of
Assessors meeting at Carson is to the
effect that the governor WAS arbitrary
|nilnd the majority Of assessors obstinate,
which led to condition that was more
of Il personal contest than one for the
welfare of the commonwealth Clark
County Review.
The PRESBYTERIAN church will hold its
prayer meeting tomorrow night. ut the
Manse Personal "Reminiscences OF
Galilee" will be the subject. MIR.
Greenfield will lead the meeting, and
both Mr.. and Mrs. Greenfield will speak
of their visit to Lake Genessaret Souv-
eniors from Galilee will be given to all
who are present. Memories OF 'ialilee'
will be sung by u quartette. All are
most cordially invited.
Some time ago an item was published
broadcast to the effect that tho interior