Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-09-22


of Hose Go. No. l is called to a
notice in another column.
The county officers were. rather
uncomfortable this forenoon from
the low temperature of their off
The furnace has not beenstarted up
and the building is pretty chilly,
When it is started the building
will he Kept at a uniform. tempers-
ture.
The condition of Emery Rife.
the young vaquore who was bitten
by a rattlesnake ten days ago,is
improving steadily. The swelling
has decreatsed until the arm,7is
again about its normal size and
DIR. Groux. the attending physi-
clan, does not apprehend any
further DANGER Humboldt, Star.
Judge Tabera performed the
first marriage ceremony in Etko
county's new courthouse last
night when he married j. P.
Hargerty and Miss Christina c..
Thompson. Mr.. rHargerty is a
Western Pacific engineer and M ISIS
Thompson is from Colorado. They
will make their future home at
Wentover.
How often do we hear people
say Where in the world do all the
flies come from" 1t is simple
enough. The topper makes the blue
bottle fly. the stern father makes
the CAD fly. the cyclone makes the
house fly, the blacksmith makes
the fire fly, the driver makes the
horse fly. the grocer makes the
sand fly, and the boarder makes
the butter hy.-Exchange.
Taft says he sis with the
people" but there seems to be a
wide difference of opinion as to
who the people" are. Taft has
shown by his past performances
that his idea of the the people,"
is an exceedingly narrow one and
is limited to the inhabitants of
Wall street in one instance and
those who reside in a marrow
strip of Ohio in the other
Churchill Standard.
After fourteen years of idle
ness, Brunswick mill was started
again yesterday, and will be kept
running as long as tie ore can be
provided for it. The mill is to be
run as a custom mill hereafter.
The mill is o being run on the
sand and rock that has been
gathered up around the mill and
in the foundations of the dis
mantled portion of the mill. The
sound Of the mill grinding away is
sweet music once again along the
Carson river.-News.
The latest new from Fowler's
camp is that he expects to start
from Colfax Saturday morning.
The tail piece for his machine has
not arrived and has probably
been lost in transit. A tracer
has been sent out and 1t is thought
that he will surely have his repairs
today ,or tomorrow. AS soon rs
a the tail piece arrives it Will che
attached and a trial flight made.
He will then leave Colfax and Ny
TO Fallon without stopping IN
Reno. He expects to make Win
nemucca the first day and Will be.
in Elko about noon the second day
after leaving ColfaS. MA; %.
M e4 no ar d.
An interesting local case, ilIu-
straiing the good fortune that
occasionally comes to people in old
age. is that of a woman for many.
years well known on the Com
stock. Not long ago, she was
taken sick and being without
funds was taken. to the county
hospital for treatment. A COM
muncaition was sent to her nephew
in Peoria, ILL.,, who Is A wealthy
coal operator, telling him of his
aunt's unfortunate plight, He at
once cams to this city. and took
the aged lady TO his home. and
will provide for her in comfort
and plenty for the remainder of
her days. 1t seems that the
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