Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-01-28
Salmagund
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

HlSntg
Mrs. Enroll Taber returned fran,
oaiiiornia Saturday night.
AirS' Charles Kaiser will leave for her
home at Las Vegas tonight.
Jailer Elmore reports only s;x,..,
law breakers under his care.
C,ilS.an.e Happier Was IN lr,m C,ri,,
today. He has nothing exciting to 20.
port.
Claude Schoer leaves tonight for
ioh'rah to take up his work rs
principal of the school.
Arrangements are being made f,r ,
special service to be held at the Presbv.
terrain church on Sunday evening
Particulars will DE published Later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones. who have
Deeh visiting Jupge Bruoe's family left
Tor Los Angeles this afternoon.
Judge Langan has refused to reduce
the of F. a. Wildes. receiver for
the State Bank and Trust COMPANY.
Ihe warm weather of the past few
days has turned the snow into w,tar
and slush and it is very disagreeabIe
! getting abOut.
n business meeting .: tbs Woman,
gniId Is called for Wednesday after.
noon, the Goth. at ! o'clock. at Leonard
nan. full attendance i, Requested.
When a vessel is on her trial trip she
runs our times over a measured mile
twice with and twice against the tide.
Her average speed is thus arrived at.
Acc riding t. IT,, Cllrl.,tpl NV,
and Courier a man i at his best at 33.
Undoubtedly he is, unly some men are BIB
at II, Others not until they are 80. and
some men never are 80.
The funeral Of Mrs. Marx Cowling
took place from the Presbyterian church
yesterday forenoon. After the services.
her remains We're taken to the cltv CEN.
ctery and laid away. May she rest in
peace.
There are 1850 street and interurbun
Railway cumpauic, in America. with "A
tptal uf ~, COO miles Of single truck and
1000 passenger cars. The total num-.
Der of passengers carried annually is
10000, 900, 900 aud the gross annual in
: iiO.OOO, 900.
with the price of hosiery an IN Ter
wear already ~ per cent higher than it
WAS a year uEp. the manufacturers Of
the country have just decided - put on
another - per cent - that they say,
they can get some profit ont of the
business"
Services were held 10y the Rny. :. c.
Gilman AT Lee last night, which marks
the close OF the series Of meeting, there
for the time being \ project Is on
foot looking to the holding Of regular
services both AZ Lnm"iI" and South
Fork.
Marvin Allen. IA bartender of Gold.
field, ran atDul uf "a razor wiel.icl by "A
lady in that cIty and WAS carved. He
tried to prevent the lady from spending
her money As she desired and got what
comes To all who butt IN. Moral-Dont
Butt.
The last issue Of the, Chicago Mining
World contains "A concise write up of
the various mining camps Of this county
by Frederick Davis. He deals in facts
and gives figure, t. show the vast
amount of bullion the mines Of this
county have produced in the past.
Congressman Bartlett has wired the
chamber of commerce that "A p~ustOficC
must bc established at Jarbidgc before
it can have u mail route. and that he
has forwarded the necessary papers for
the establishment Of the Office. As D
AK they are received the necessary steps
will he take TO establish the p~ostonicc
and mail route.
Contact boomer is telling the PEG.
pie of Reno that the best way To 20 To
Jarbidgc is by the way Of Twin Falls.
Idaho. The chamber Of
should lose no time in sending out liter
aturc to offset such talk. Make the
world know that Elto is the gateway to
Jarhidgo and that the only practical
route 20 that camp is 10y way of Elko.
Funeral services were held over Tho.
Odorn Mcconnell. the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcconnell, yesterday
afternoon at 2!3O o'clock, 10y the Rev.
Geo. II. Greenfield. The choir of the
Presbyterian church was WAS present.
The funeral was largely attended 10y
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell.
who have the sympathy Of many in
their sad bereavement.
There is u single case Of smallpox at
the university of II very mild form, but
In order Ia prevent a spread Of the dis
ease. the faculty Of the university has
called upon all the students h. bo vac.
cinatcd. Yesterday and today DR.. Mack
bictcriulogist uf the college. vaccinut
cd more than sixty students and will
vaccinate moro tomorrow. DIR. Mack
SAYS that only one hoy has the smallpox
al ,,r,y,rt uuI that tho rugy IL IA mild