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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-10-28
~Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

Mr.. w. T. Smith returned from
San Francisco last night.
The grand jury report takes
good deal of our space today.
The prisoners who were SEN
cnccd this morning will not be
ken to Carson until Sheriff Clark
r'urns.
verything at the new court
houe is now moving along
rapidly.
Deputy Sheriff Grim left this
morning for Contact to his
duties rs deputy sheriff.
The public schools closed for a
week today on account Of the
pevalcn CO of scarlatina in I wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bixcl left
FOR their home at Brantford,
Ontario. last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson
returned from their San Francisco
trip last night. They report a very
enjoyable time.
Saturday evening Jugdc Morgan
performed the ceremony that
made Michael y. Ryan and Miss
'ene Nuthall of Carlin husband
nd wife.
Application has been made to
)vernor Spry Of Utah by Sheriff
ltler of Ely for the admission OF
pair of youthful criminals who
Gently burgalrizcd a st ore al
~. Sheriff Butler consider
at THE boys would be better of
boys reformatory than in s
ison filled with hardened
iminals and makes the requcs'
cause of the fact that the Odgen
~formatory is the nearest one &c
y. The boys broke into the
,lden Rule store at Ely some tim,
20 and stole $40 in cash, which
cy squandered on c%onfection
I'd other small things striking
ieir fancy.-Humboldt Star.
Fred Anderson, n of IN
rominent stockmen in Northet'
'lko county, leaves tonight fol
5uenos Ayrcs, Argentine re
public, South America, to look 70
a cattle ranch. He still retain
his business interests here, but
that country suits him he will RI
turn and close out rs affairs an
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-10-28
BUILDING STODK CORRALS

The largest and finest stoch
shipping corrals in the state ar
being erected by the Westerr
Pacific company at this place. The
location of the corrals is n shor
distance west of the railroad con
pany's shops and roundhousc.
making them very convenient fer
the shipment of stock by Miller &
Lux. who are the largest shippers
in the state. The construction S
in accordance with plans furnished
by Miller & Lux, this being Il
only concession asked by that firm
in return for II having decided 10
the Western Pacific thirty acres
of land as q site for the company
shops and roundhouse and f..
general terminal purposes.
The work on the corrals is beir
done by n force of railroad carpe
ters, under the supervision of Fore
man G.. Soilbish, and il is expecttG
that Il will be completed in about
ten ays.-WinnemuccaS Star.
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Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

Joe Harris went 10 Carlin this
afternoon to interview the voters.
The Washoe Grocery company
of Reno has assigned for tic
benefit its creditors. Its assets
are about $500 600 and the 'iabili-
ties are about the same amount.
Treasurer Ryan and Judge
Horscy left for Carlin this after
noon to interview the voters. Mr..
Horscy will return tomorrow
morning and Mr.. Ryan will work
his way westward.
Professors True and Knight oi
the state university arrived from
Reno this morning and Mr.. Thomp'
son took them out TO the dry farm
in Pleasant valley.
Last nights mail brought the
announcement Of the marriage oI
Ensign II. +. d.. Davis, u. >. NJ
ard Miss Hazel du Mont Grant a
Plainfeld. New Jersey, on the 22nt
Of this month. Ensign Davis II
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Davis Of Elko. The young maj
has many friends here that wisl
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Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

The grand jury repor; is crowded
out today. 1t will appear Monday
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Fontaine
returned to San Francisco by the
Western Pacific this morning.
All the defendants who were
given until ID o'clock today to
lead to the indictments wei
given further time this forenoon.
Rev. Hoyt Henriques of Battle
Mountain is in town. He will hold
services morning anu evening at
the St Pauls church tomorrow.
Mr.. Sprague and Mr.. Bedford
left in their automobile for Deeth
this forenoon They will speak
there tonight.
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 a dispatch
this morning Stain that Chauncey
n. Noteware. grand secretary of
the MasOns. was dead. We have
no data at hand for a suitable
tribute TO his memory.
The people of Elko have now
heard the opposing candidates for
congress and have something upon
which to base a judgement Of the
two men. The lndendendcnt is
sure that Mr.. Sprague will not
suffer when compared with Mr..
Roberts. If the people of Nevada
want a representative in the lower
house Of congress who has an
intelligent grasp or public
questions, they will make 10
mistake in voting for Mr.. Sprague.
A. b. Gray of Carlin was in town
this morning. He said that the
republican candidates painted
Carlin red yesterday afternoon
aid that their meeting last night
was not much of n success. He
and Senator Coryell and Assembly
nen Riddell and Mcintosh left for
Aelton to interview the voters.
Mr.. Gray nlso informed US that he
had just returned from Jarbidge
and that the camp wa destined to
be the greatest mining camp in
the state.
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AMAZING NUMBER
OF DIVORCES

Out of eighty district court
cases file in Washoc county
during the past month, sixty were
divorce actions. This shows to
what extent the Reno divorce
colony figures in the Washoc
county court of equity and
explains why it was necessary to
separate this county from Washoe
as a judicial district. So busy
have the astuto judges who rule
over the dctsinies OF the Washoe
court come to be that Churchill
county saw very little Of them.
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then go to South Am, RIGA to bu;,d
up his fortune.
Sheriff Clark is in Salt Lake
after Charles Basett, one O, the
men accused of the Anderson rob
berry. 1t is not known when he will
return with his man as Governor
Spry is out of the state of Utah.
Attorney Henderson and Mrs.
henderson returned last night over
the Western Pacific from San
Francisco. They went from here
IN Mr.. Smiths automobile, visit
ing Eureka. Austin. Manhattan,
Goldfeld. Tonopah. Nina, Vir-
giuia City, Carson, Lake Tahoe.
Sacramento, Stockton and other
places of interest on their way.
They report a most delightful trip.
John b. Scott, postmaster at
Ro" land in the Rruneau country.
Is IT. town. He has nothing excit-
ing to relate about that section
of the country.
There was a large crowd at the
Hot Springs yesterday. A bus and
an automobile were kept busy
carrying people to and from the
Springs. This resort undor the
management of Mrs. Garrccht is
rapidly regaining its former
prestige.
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desperate Struggle to control the

a desperate Struggle to control the
next house of representatives and
to gam seats in the senate. Maine
has aready given a gain Of Two
members in the house and a seat
IN the senate. The Nevada demo-
crazy should assist the national
movement by electing Mr.. Sprseue
thus preventing "a party loss in
the house of representatives. and
c'octing Key pittman 10 TIE scratc
ahd scoring a gain of d senatorial
seat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-10-28
Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

FfOM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Winnemucca has 745 registered
voters. an increase of III over two
years ago
Charles Lee Horsey, democratic
candidate for district judge. will
arrive in Elko tomorrow morning.
Judge Brown left for Ely this
morning to hold court for Judge
Michel who If doing the same duty
for him at Phoebe.
Good progress is being made
with the new courthouse. Mr..
Sellman, the contractor, hopes 10
hnv" the building enclosed by II G
first of December.
Joe Harris is making a winning
fight for the sh"riff's office. He
has served the people of Elko
county as deputy sheriff and
steward of the county hospital.
In bIth positions. he made a
splendid record.
Thirty-1i.n years ago today was
a hot n in Virginia City. Fairly
in the morning a fire started on
the side Of Mount Davidson that
laid a greater part of the city in
ashes, and left thousands OF people
homeless and destroyed millions of
dollars worth of property. We
were one of the homeless ones that
night.
The printed list of Toters of the
town is out and if one has the
patience to go through il he will
doubtless find his name. a careful
count of the printed names gave
nearly twice as many voters in the
first ward as there are in the
second. our figures being AL in
the first ward and 225 in the
second.
II. II. Corycll and +. c. Riddell
are the democratic candidates for
state senator's. They are o d resi-
dents of the couny and have had
legislative experience. Their re-
cords are clean as citizens and
legislators. They were nominated
by their party at the primary cleo
ton and are entitled to the party
support al the polls. Democrats
should remember them on election
day.
George Brown, formely stage
man at l6 Mile station, attempted
to commit suicide in Reno early
Monday morning. He fired two
shots from a small Calibcr pisto.
at his head but merely inflicted
scalp wounds. lie was taken to thu
Washoe county hospital Monda.
afternoon and died about 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning. An autops!
showed that he died from natura
causes as practically every organ
of his body was diseased. Brown
had been drinking heavily and wa
respondent because of i'll healtl
and lack of money. He left her
last winter after spending a time
in the county hospital. The of
mar had many,friends here who vii
be sorry to learn of his death.
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Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Sheriff Clark returned from
Salt Lake on No. 8 yesterday
afternoon with Charles Bassctt,
one of the men accused of robbing
Harry Anderson.
The dance advertised for the
Goth at Leonard Hall has been
called off on account of the pre-
vailing sickness.
Fred Voight is making a clean
fight for election. He won in the
primary election and should have
the loyal support of his party at
the polls.
Last night Sheriff Clark left for
Carson with the five men sentenced
to the penitentiary. -Four Of them
will do a year each for forgery
and the other will spend eight
years in the pen for stealing a
horse.
No man who promises to repeal
the anti-gambling law should be
elected to either branch of the
state legislature this fall. 1t is
reported on good authority that
r. f. Skaggs has made such a
promise. Skip his name when
stamping your ballot.
Chalres S. Sprague is making
an honorable canvas of the state
and is making friends wherever
he goes. He represents the
principles of the democratic party
and should receive tho loyal
support of every member of the
party. He will repay your
loyalty to party by faithful efficient
service. Let us give him a rousing
vote IN Elk county.
Clerk Dawley received the
electionlsupplies from San Francisco
yesterday and this forenoon the
official and sample ballots were
delivered to him. He is now busy
putting up the tickets and supplies
for distribution among the various
precincts. Sheriff Clark will
have to hustle to get them around
by the 9Th of next month. He
should get a flying machine or two
Chauncey N. No tcwarc, who
died in Carson | asst week, was MOI
only n of the first settlers Of
the state, but was also a member
of the convention that franco
the state constitution ard wa
Nevada's first secretary Of state
He was active in public affair
and always worked for the hes.
interests Of the state. His Ions
service as grand secretary of th'
Masonic grand lodge attcsts tn
esteem in which ne was held by hi
brethren. May his long rest be a
peaceful as his long life was up
right and honorable.
According to the pub lishcd II
ports of republicans nnd demo
cratic meetings, the voters o
Nevada must be very changcabl
CRITTERS" One crowd of candt
:, dates hold a meeting in n town o
, mining camp today and they RI
ceive the unanimous endorsement
of all the people. Tomorrow IN
opposite party comes along an
u those who cheered their opponent
yesterday renounce that allcgianc
. and flock in a body to the OF
position Such bosh fills new
5 paper space, but il cut no &c
with thinking people.
d. The national democracy is makir
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him and his bride happiness and
prosperity. Success 10 lhen.

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prosperity. Success 10 then.
Mrs. Green has sold her resi-
dence. on Piety Hill 10 Mrs.
Phillips OF Bull on. The consider.
alton, we II ders ard. was S45OO.
This is an increase of so per cent
over what she paid for the
property a few years ago. This
is sure proof trGt lCal Cff-c u
EiNo Is nol depIccIaLLg H. value.
We have been asked several
times today what the vote of Elko
county was two years ago. Ac-
cording to our files, the total of
the highest votes cast for presi-
Dental electors reached 1859.
The vote this year will probably
be close to 1900.
If a ~nOn-rartisan district judge
IS to be chosen from two partisan
Candidates, what will democrats
gain by voting for the republican
partisan? Why not stand by your
own nominee who is the equal of
his opponent in citizenship and
ability? He will oe just as non
partisan on the bench as his
p'rtisan opponent. Charles Lee
H"rsey is entitled to the united
support of the democrats of Elko
county.
Hon. Charles LIE Horsey, demo-
cratic candidate for district judge,
arrived this morning over the
Western Pacific. He put in the
day meeting the voters Of Elko
AMI planning his campaign in the
county. Mr.. Horscy makes a
favorable Impression on those he
meets and is sure TO make friends
wherever he goes. He will remain
in the cDIlty until next Thursday.
The ncT postal savings bank
system will soon be in partial
operation at least. The govern
mcnt has on hand 5000, coo of the
stamps which can be sold at ten
cents each. with the cards to which
they are to be attached. The cards
also cost ten cents each, so when a
card has nine stamps affixed the
whole may be turned in to represent
a deposit of one dollar. Such an
arrangement encourages small
savings, the aggregate of which
may become vrey large.
II. f. Christie, city clerk of
Reno. is short abodt $1,000 in his
accounts. The shortage is said TO
have extended over a considerable
period, but Christie's ia lure to
make this October settlement
brought the defalcation to the
surface. Christie is under a Sl0,-
900 band furnished by the National
Surety company.
The uncertainties of life in New
York are reflected in wedding
.lings," said the je geler. "Of all
th2 wedding rings ! have sold
this season more than half were
brought back after the ceremony
to have the date pat on. The rest
of the description was engraved
when the sing was purchased, but
IL order that the date might be
correct it was cautiously omitted
until after the knot was tied
Thirty years ago the telephone
list of New York was printed on a
small card, and contained the
ma mes of 232 subscribers. The new
city directory has $50 pages, and
instead of the small card is a book
about a foot square and weighing
two and a half pounds. The city
edition alone. piled one book on
another. would make a tower more
than six miles high.
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~Salmagun6i
FROM DAILY

WANTED-Position as cook in
private family or hotel by Japancs Q
boy. Address this office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Pixley leave for
their home in 0dgen tonight.
The inventory Of the estate OF
the late Mark Twain foots up
S611.136.
John Croson and Mr.. Goodale.
Starr Valley rancners, came down
on the Western Pacific this
morning.
a number OF the county candi-
dates went to Lamoille today to
take in The dance tonight.
Sam p. Davis made a good re-
cord as controller. No one will
make a mistake in voting for him.
A special service Of song and
praise will be held az the Presby-
terian church Sunday evening.
Every one is invited to be present.
We have received an anonymous
communication from Carlin on the
judgeship fight. but like all COM
mdnicatIons of its kind it will go
TO the waste basket.
DR.. West is laid up with a very
sore leg. the reult of being throHn
from his buggy in Secret valley
last week.
STATE AND COUNTY RE-
TURNS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
THE BAKERY SALOON ON
ELECTION NIGHT. EVERY
BODY WELCOME. -.
Do not let your watch go to ruin
from neglect. Remember that
my busine's is the care of watches.
Take your watch to Dean Harrison
and let him examine and repair
il.
Democrats should not forget
that Key Pittman and Charles S.
Sprague stand for the national
issues in this campaing. A vote
for them is a vote against Aid
richism and Cannonism-
STATE AND COUNTY RE-
TURNS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
THE BAKERY SALOON ON
ELECTION NIGHT. EVERY
BODY WELCOME.
Mems laundry wanted by Mrs.
E L. Davis. Satisfaction guar
entced.
Commissioner Willis is carrying a
very sore nose around with him,
the result of being thrown from
his buggy, while returning from a
campaign.trip with Commissioner
Moody. He locks as if he had
been fighting a windmill.
John Burnell, a colored Pullman
porter, was shot in Reno early yes
tcrday morning while attempting
to enter a room occupied by a
-olored woman. Burncll persisted
in trying to enter the room and
the woman fired through the door,
the bullet struck Burnell in the
abdomen inilcting a flesh wound.
Both par ties were arrested.
H. f. Christie. former city clerk
of Reno, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzling city funds.
His defalcation it is said is in the
ncighborhood of $1,000. In de-
fault of $lO.O bail, Christie was
locked up.
Joe Farnsworth, the democratic
candidate for state printer, and
George B%rodigan, the candidate
for secretary of state on the same
ticket, are two worthy, capable
young men. They are thoroughly
qualified for the off .es they seek
and a vote for them will be a vote
in the right place.
1t is reported that a bunch of
democratic candidates were lost on
the desert east of Wells last night.
They arc said to have Travelled
fifty miles out Of their way before
their autos were put on the right
road.
Mr.. Horscy returned from
Carlin last night. He met a goot
many of the voters of that towr
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?'s honeo ,. 81 per hour. We take
As'oapi ~ N the hack limit for 80 cents.
lit Liy We Island an $3.50 per passenger.
very Phone E.
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SACHS DRY GOODS CO,

corner Fort and Beretania Streets,
Opposite Fire Station.
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