Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-02-17
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turned this morning from their Cali
for1ja trip.
he remains Of the late w. T. Crane
will lie in state at the family residence
between and IL o'clock Saturday fore
noon.
AS Andrew Crane cannot reach here
until tomorrow night. the funeral of
his father has been postponed until
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
While Attorney Charles Levers and
wife were attending the theatre Tues
day night, a burglar entered their house
and carried off jewelry valued at about
500.
Judge Morgan made Roy L. Pri-
peaux and Mrs. Frances L. Robear,
'coth of Tuscarora, husband and wife
today. The young peoples many friends
wish them success and happiness.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs John Nc
Comb are making preparations to open
lodging house at Jarbidge. They
will leave here with their outfit in
week or so.
The funeral services of the late
William T. Crane will be held at the
house Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. S. G. Gilman will officiate. The
Presbyterian church will have charge
of the music and singing.
Tho commissioners of T;nooI, oo,,o+,-
have fixed the state and county tax rate
at $4.12 on the 800. In Phoebe, the rate
is $500 on each 800, in Panaca 81 ~
and in Caliente $4ST. These towns
have special taxes.
The railroad commission has cited the
Sothern Pacific company's officials to
appear before the board on the Goth to
show why they should not be punished
for issuing passes contrary to the rules
and regulations of the commission
We are pleased to learn that Harold
Fernald is getting along spledidly at the
I. Redwood hospital A phone message
from there this afternoon said that
there was no indications of internal
E&uries and that his injured scalp was
noing nicely.
Tuesday Henry Warren of Mason
valley carried sack of wheat, weigh
ing 100 pounds, distance of ten miles
in three hours and fifteen minutes.
The sack was not allowed to touch the
ground at any stage of the journey,
Over $1,000 changed hands as result of
the feat.
In our yesterdays report of the or
ganiZation of the board of directors of
the Elko-Jarbidge Telephone company,
we stated that j. A. Mcbride was elect
ed treasurer and E. r. Newman, man
ager. This was an error of the secre-
tary in giving us the list. Mr.. New
man was elected treasurer. No man.
ager was elected.
Arrangements are being made for the
holding of patriotic memorial service
in the Presbyterian church, on Sunday
evening, Feb 90, to which the members
of the local fraternal societies are
especially invited to be present. The
Rev. S. G. Gilman will deliver an
address on '"The Life and. Character of
George Washington. There will be
appropriate music and singing.
There is IL scandal in the Shoshone
four hundred Several month ago Sally
one of the bellies of the tribe. forsook
her husband for another buck and the
forsaken husband applied to the Indian
court for u divorce. The case, which is
said to rival the divorce cases rich New
Workers. in its sensational features, is
being tried before the Indian court this
afternoon. If reports are true,
Sallie's former husband will win his
case.
The directors of the Elko-Jarbidge
Telephone company met this afternoon
and opened the bids for building the
line from Rowland To Jarhidue r n