Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-21
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q less solid ranchers. is in town He
reprtSnHerything moving along in the
usuOl\ y in the valley.
DR.. Homer make Il speciality of schuo
childrens eyes, cross eyes Strengthened
without an operation ut the Commercial
hotel Thursday. january Goth.
DR.. Homer of the Nevada Optical Co.
of Reno, will he ut the Commercial
hotel Thursday, january Goth for the
correction of any defects of vision. Con
sultation free.
Elko is the natural outftting poin
for the Jarbidge country. Everything
needed in the shape of supplies can be
had here ut reasonable prices. Bear
this in mind if you are going to the new
4 camp.
We acknowledge the receipt of Il copy
of the address delivered by DR.. Mack on
fine South Fork horse disease before the
10Th annual meeting of the New York
State Veterinary Medical Society at
Ithaca, New York, last August.
The trial of Mrs. Mae Talbot for the
murder of her husband ut Reno on
October 2Sth of last year began before
Judge Pike yesterday. The defense
will be justitiable homicide and in
sanity brought on by the alleged i'll
treatment of her husband.
Frank p. Hollensen, who clerked for
the Reinhart Company few years ago,
committed suicide in San Francisco the
other day by inhaling gas. Dependency
caused by domestic trouble is given as
the cause. Mr.. Hollcnson will be
remembered by many of our people.
The responsibility for theLemay wreck
has been placed upon Conductor Tribe
and Brakeman Noughton of the freight
train and they have been dismissed from
the service of the Southern Pacific
company. The engine crew of the
passenger train were also held RESPONSE
BILE for failure to notice the red light on
he switch
Those who wish to look upon the face
of Mr.. Henry Taber for the last time
are Aluested to call ut the family
rcsideAte between 10 and IL o'clock to-
marrow forenoon. The remains will lie
i'll state between those hours and all
will have an opportunity to view them.
The funeral will take place from the
residence ut o'clock sharp tomorrow
afternoon and will be in charge of the
MasOns. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully requested to attend
Wednesday. night the Ello attorneys
were invited to Judge Browns residence
to meet Judge Mitchell of the new 9th
district. Neither of them asked for
further time nor filed motions for delay.
All answered ready" with unanimity
unusual for Il bunch of attorneys. The
time was spent in getting acquainted
with Judge Mitchell and strange to
say, no bills of exceptions were filed to
Judge Browns rulings during the
evening.
Surveyor General Chas. Deadly went
to Reno last evening to consult with U.
$. Surveyor General Matthew Kyle
. over the question of the government
surveying the unsurveyed land in the
southern part of this state. Mr.. Deadly
states that he has applications for over
100000 acres of land in the Parumph
valley section which is being taken up
under the Carey Act. a large portion
of this has never bean surveyed and he
is at u standstill in his office work.
Carson News.
In the last five years the number of
farms in the northwest has doubled,
until now there are 21I,000. whic
yielded products in 1909 having total
value of $4O4, 100000. fhe various
states stand as follows: Oregon $4,000
farms, Washington $4,000 farms; Idaho
10000 farms: Montana 10000 farms
There are millions of acres Of land idle