Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-04-14
Salmagund
FROM DAILY
A raw April day.

iroih oan FRANCISCO tonight.
Mrs. White of Mound valley is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Carvile.
Eugene Cipriana left for Win
nemucca his afternoon to attend
the trial of the Inlay murderers.
A few cases of smallpox have
appeared in town but they are of
a very mild character and no un.
easiness need be felt. 1t is an
opportune time, however, TO get
vaccinated and thus run no risk Of
taking the unpleasant discaso.-
Carson News.
A large amount of the mono
earned in this country by foreign
ers goes back to the old countries
of Europe and is shown by statistics
gathered by the government. Ac-
cording to these, during the year
1910, Italians living in this country
sent back to Italy the enormous
sum of $50, 600. 900.
MIR. J. II. Moss returnc cd from
Ogden last night. He has the Ne
vada agency for Il household
necessity and wants agents u each
county. He is at the Mayer Hotel.
where he has samples on display.
See his ad on the first page.
The EIko Wool Warehouse Com
pany is in the field for storage and
forwarding business. This COM
pany has splendid facilities for
handling business and its rates are
reasonable. For further partlcu-
lars see the ad on this page.
The trial of Frank p. Morris on
and w. c. Wilson, the Lovclock
men indicted for gambling, began
at Winncmucca Saturday. The
Silver State says that considerable
difficulty was being experienced in
getting a jury.
The trial of TRAINER and Uric.
the Inlay murderers, will begin at
WinnemucCa this week. Judge
Shields and J. II. Wise of Twin
Falls, Idaho, will defend them.
Some of the state papers are
still kicking Governor Oddie
because Of his yctues. If all the
vetoed bills are rs bad as the
Panama exposition bill. the free
rext book bill and the salary grab.
the governor deserves credit for
not approving them.
Illinois led ;hc states in the
production of corn last year,
Minnesota in wheat, Iowa in oats,
California in barley, Pennsylvania
in rye and New York in hay.
potatoes and buckwheat.
Prof. knight. n member Of the
Experiment Station staff, called at
this Office late Saturday afternoon.
He and Prof. Truc and a. W. Hes
son, members of The board Of
control Of the Pleasant valley dry
farm, visited the dry farm ycster-
day. Prof. Knight Informed us
that preparations had been made
to plant 70 different varieties of
seeds and grain on the farm this
spring.
The shecpmen are bombarding
President Taft with protests agains
the revision of the wooden schedule.
As President Taft has declared the
wooden schedule indCfcnsihle il is
not likely that he will pay any
attention TO the wailings of the
sheep men. "aH
Adrian M. Ncwcns will appear
at the opera house Wednesday
night and deliver IA Message
from Mars" This is said to be his
best number. Daring its recital
he impersonates thirteen different
characters without leaving the
stage. Mr.. Newens is a splendid
entertainer and our people should
not miss seeing him.
Mr.. Mcbride received n phone
message from Mr.. Gennettc ycstnr.
day morning saying tat his son.
Joe, was very sick and to send an
automobile out after him. Mr..
Mcbride left as soon ms possible
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