Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-03-17
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~FROMSATURDAY'S DAILY
Judge Klattes's court was without
a criminal Rrist today.

Judge Klattes's court was without
a criminal Rrist today.
Eggs are II cents a dozen on the
farm in Kansas and Is cents at
K n AS City stores. How thankful
the farmer should be for the tariff
which prnte:ts his hens from
competition with the pauper ::ens
of Europe.
R. c. Cation and Jim Burke came
in from Bullion yesterday. MI.
Cation is still very lame but we are
glad t" say that he is improving.
Sheriff Harris went to Wendover
this morning to see that the
saloons there r closed in &C.
cordance with the order Of the
county commissioners.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Guy HLrbin arrived
yesterday from Elko and will make
this place their future home. MI.
Hardin and W. ]. Bradley also uf
Elko have taken a long lease on
the Palace saloon and cafe and
are now having extensive improve
ments made on the premises prior
to opening the place for business.
-Winnemucca Star.
Congressman Roberts and Aft
Chartz the Carson a ttorney were
before the assembly Thur day
arguing a bill for the reduction
of the salary of the Ormsby county
sheriff. They became warm in the
criiar and Chartz called Roberts a
liar. Members kept them from
pulling each others hair.
The Humboldt county grand jury
indicted Frank TRAINER and MINI
rod Uric, the Inlay bandits. for
murder and robbery. The murder
charge has been set for trial on
April 10th and the charge of rob-
berry was continued without date.
Ii ever two men deserved to bangle
at the end of a rope TRAINER and
Uric are those men,.
Fort Worth deci DIES that she
"can't afford Roosevelt" a con-
viction which other sections and
elements Ct the Republic can claim
priority. The discovery that the
only living e~x-president is around
making speeches at $1,000 per
ought not to be without its shock
for that portion Of the Republican
press which used to hear with pain
Of Mr.. Bryan's engagements on
much more moderate terins-St.
Louis Republic.
The Legislature will adjourn next
week. So far.as we are able to Judge
but slittle legislation Of real value
to the state has been enacted. The
assembly has had an avalanche of
bills to wrestle with and it will be
strange if some vicious legislation
does not reach the governor. Gov.
ernor Oddie is watching matters
closely and will doubtless veto all
bills that r vicious. The people
of the state look to him for pro-
lection.
The Sunday School industry
ought to have a special department
for possible future legislators. A
request by the chaplain of the
Kansas Senate to the members to
recite the Lords prayer resulted
in but eight voices being heard to
its end. This almost on a par with
the Congressman at Washington
who bet a colleague $40 that he
could not recite theLords prayer and
when the latter began Nov ] lay
me" said: 20, take the money;
l didn't think you knew it,"
Senator Bells constitutional
amendment to make Winnemucca
the capital of the state has passed
the senate If it passes the
assembly 1t will be. submitted
to the next legislature and IL
passed by that body will be voted
on by the people in 1914. If the
majority of the people vote for the
amendment Winnemucca will
become the capital. There will be