Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-09
SALMAGUNDI

81 f Clark went to Deeth this
morHSg on private business.
Miss Hamill vt Ogden and Mrs. Ross
of Monticello arrived yesterday to visit
Mrs. Angel.
For sale mt Il bargain-A New Home
sewing machine, direct from the factory
Inquire at this Office.
Ex-Attorney General J. r Kittrell is
living at Fresno. California He has
passed his SOth birthday. Thirty-f five
years ago General Kittrell one of Ne
v;tdas prominent men.
A petition has been presented to the
Wash"e county commissioners for the
removal of Probation Officer Ingalls, on
the grounds that he is not Il fit or proper
person for the office.
The prayer meeting tonight of the
Presbyterian church will be held ut the
house of Mr.. and Mrs John McFarlane
ut o'clock. Lambert Henderson,
leader. All are invited.
The Woman's Guild of st Paul's
church will hold u short Lenten service
on every Wednesday afternoon during
Lent at Leonard Hall, ut o'clock sharp
A very cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to be present.
Mr.. Tremewan received word from
Rowlands today that Will Johnson left
there this morning on his return trip
from Jarbidge with pack train. AS
he had six men and twelve horses with
him, the road from Gold Creek to JAR
bidge must be in good condition for
travel.
Yerserday Sheriff Clark showed us a
list of prices now current in the Jar
bidge on the necesSaries of life We do
not remember the entire list of articles,
but tobacco was quoted at dollar Il
plug and tomatoes at fifty cents q can.
Here is chance for some enterprising
man to make a stake by rushing stock
of the necessaries into the new camp.
The weather clerk seems to have a
biMjtock of all sorts of weather on
hand. Yesterday this section was given
beautiful spring day.. but today we are
in the middle of winter again. .Yester-
day we seemed to be only few degrees
from the equator, but today we are
nearer the north pole. What's the
matter with the weather man, any
how?
Two more outfits left Elko this morn
ing for Jarbidge. The outfits that
have already gone from here are as
nothing to those that will go when the
the word goes out that the road to the
new camp is in good condition for
travel. Nothing is being left undone
to make Elko the best outfitting point
for what is said to be the greatest gold
camp i'll the state. If you are going to
Jarbidge, go by the way of Elko.
The Lyon county courthouse war has
broken out again. A petition contain
ing 280 names has been filed with the
commissioners asking that q special
election be called to vote on the uues-
ton of removing the county seat from
Dayton to Yerington. The petition
contains the requisite number of names,
hut it is said that number of signers
will withdraw their names, before the
petition is acted upon IA they claim to
have signed it under a misrepresentation.
If the petition ;Tenains in it's present
shape, the commissioners will have to
call the election. #
During the illness of Judge Bruce and
the vacancy in the office caused by his
death, number of petty offenders were
locked up and have been in Jail await
ing trial. This forenoon Judge Morgan
began to grind on the cases and Stick
Frank, an Indian, was returned to Jail
to serve ten days for being drunk and
disorderly. Frank filed up on booze
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