Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-10-22
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enteed. ~ -:
:. The hour Of the Presbyterian
church service has been changed.
from 1880 to z o'clock.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Fontaine
returned to San Francisco by the
Western Pacific this morning.
Turkey.:youn and juicy, with
cranberry sauce-also large New
York Count oysters by express
daily. at the Elk Cafe tomor-
row.
All the defendants who were
l. given untiI,sl d 20 sts:Ssteday,s to
plead to the indictments were
Acknowledgements forenoon.
,RsxHoyt Heps aua of Battle
M@Mtsin is'iR taSn. e VIII hold
Services morninga4ndA evening at
the ST IPauls. chatehstsssorrow. d
Mr.. Sprague and Mr.. Bedford
left in their automobile for .Deeth
this. forenoon They; will speak
there tonight. - :: .t.-.... .. -.
Wonder if the Free Press now
thinks that Mr. Sprague is afraid
to answer Mr.. Roberts. Mr..
Sprague did right Thursday night
in not attempting to answer Mr..
Roberts at that time.
Mr.. Doughty received dispatch
this morning Stain that Chauncey
- Noteware, grand secretary of
The '"Masons, was dead. We have
no data at hand for a suitable
tribute to his memory. t..
& The people of Elko have, now
heard the opposing candidates for
congress and have something upon
which to base judgement of the
IT wo men: The Indendendent is
sure that Mr.. Sprague will not
= suffer when compared with Mr..
+ Roberts. 2ifSthes people of Nevada
want representative. in the lower
house of congress who has an
intelligent grasp on public
questions they wills make :. mo
mistake in voting for MIR. Sprague.
A. B. Gray1of Carlin was in town
this morning. He said that the
!, republican candidates painted
Carlin red yesterday afternoon
and that their meeting last night
was not much of a success. He
and Senator Coryell and Assembly
men Riddell and Mcintosh left for
Shelton to interview the voters.
. Mr.. Grey also in "6rmed us that he
had just returned from Jarbidge
. : and that the camp was destined to
be the greatest mining camp in
the state. e." r.
Rather Expensive. -
Senator Clarence Wolf, President
Charles %. Kruger, d. T. Pierce, and
several directors of the Rapid Tran
shIcohtpany were lounging in Presi
dent Krdgef'i, improvised apartments
atEighth and <Dauphih streets the 9th
er evening smoking and talking about
the strike.
well. now, how much, has the whole
thing cost us; Charlie ?" Senator Wolf
inquired OF the president.
Bout g million and a quarter wat
the reply. '"G>' 1870 '"| ..%''
The senator dropped back in his
chair languidly. but with a smile he
said: > -. s.. E,j',>i. -.
1T makes me think Of the, druggist
who sat UP half the night In a poker
gs1,ls and returned home IN, the small,
/Shours Of the morning a couple OF thou
nd dollars lossr:s III. t,,!..l g,
He had Just crawled into bed when
the doorbell jingled several times
'Poking his head out of the window
he saw little girl standing on the
doorstep.
What do you want. childY h.
asked.
please. sir, mother wants five
c'''; worth Of paregoric right away
''i'Il be down at once.'s said the
drr cFist p, a. "a" .,.,
IN rs the way we'll have to get
OF ."iIIion and a quarter back - by
u!c,sis." the senator declared.--Phila.
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