Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-02-03
Salmaeundi
F~RoMsATURDAY's DAILY

Miss French, one of the employ
ees of this office. is on the sick list.
We have received another batch
of bills from Carson. The legisla-
tor sending them has our thanks.
Assemblyman Byrne, of Esmer-
aida county. has stated that he in
.ru1s 10 cJmmcaCe q suit Tor dam =
ages against Carson City. He was
going to the Legislature on the
second day of the session when he
fell and broke his leg and as a re-
suit is still unable TO attend to his
duties as an Assemblyman. AS the
result of the neglect of the City Of
Carson TO clear the ice from its
pavemcnts and that he has a good
aust Of action. Enterprise.
After receiving a fractured thigh
NliiII SOdStlHS uDNu d Sl0CD MIL
near Austin, last Tuesday Ardclla
Holman. aged 6 years, crawlcd
about fifty feet before she would
give any signs of the accident. She
was then suffering such great pain
that she tainted. Size was coasting
down the hill at quite a rapid rate
when the sled crashed into a post
at the side Of the course and her
broker tn gh resulted. She stated
that Ehe did not want to sho W she
was hurt because she was afraid
sac couldn't have the birthday
party she had planned for the next
day.
The worlds market for rice.
measuring this market merely by
ne inports of the principal coun-
ties of the world amounts to from
$I5O, OO0. 900 20 5000. OOO. 900 per
annum. The imports Of rice in to
the principal countries Of Europe
j. the latest available year amount
@ | to about $50. 900. 900 value: in
q A. ia and Occanica. SIS, 600. 600;
i ITO North and South America cX-
r.Isj,c Of the United States Sl2.-
"J0, 600. and into Africa, $1,000
OoO.
Senator a. c. House of White
Pine county died in a Reno hospital
'rly yesterday morning Of bron-
.Iial pneumonia. The hour of his
l'ath is not known. At 3 O'Clock.
he nurse entered his room to give
hrm medicine. but found him sleep
iaE. When she called again at ;
clock he was dead. He Was a
native Of Tennessee, aged Is years.
H. mad bccn a resilient Of White
i'inc county for the last forty
years. He was assessor for several
terms and in 1908 was elected state
senator. He left "A sister and sew
cral brothers living at Trimblc,
Tennessee.
Washouts have PIT the San Pc
dro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
railroad out O comission again and
all trains are sent over the South.
ri Pacific. This road has suffered
severely in the past few years and
to keep it going has cost a mint Of
money. 1t must he a severe drain
on Senator Clark's fat purse.
the supreme court has suspended
Attorney Schnitzcr of Reno from
practice Of his profess ion for six
months and directed him to pay the
costs Of the proceedings. Schnitz-
or was charged by the bar associG-
tion of Wishoc county of violating
professional ethics by advertising
himself rs n divorce lawyer in a
booklet written by himself.
The Goldfcld end of Esmcralda
county il preparing to fight the
proposed division Of the county
The northern portion of the county
fayors the creation ofMincral coun-
ty with Hawthorne as the county
seat. The fight promises 20 he very
bitter.
United States Marshal Hum
phrcys arrived last night to attend
the preliminary examination OF
John Stinson, Nick KorOlogos and
Quin Nov, charged with disposing
of liquor to indians. The cxamina.
tions were held this forenoon be.
fore the u. S. Commissioner and
StinSon and KoroloRos plead guilty,
Ouin NJ NC Gail bn unp mot emilio,