Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-05-03

'N" No microbes can survive
the process; it is a regular germ
icide. All taints and impurities
will come out in the wash.
John y. Gill the Southern Pacific
freight rustler. is in town. He
says the state is prosperous and
that business on the road is in.
creasing. He also said the rail.
road company was making
arrangements to put on a fast
train that would cover the distance
between San Francisco and Chi"ago
in % hours. Mr.. Gill is a strong
Harmon man.
Last Saturday night the first
burglary to be reported at Minden
took place when someone forced
an entrance to the Heidelburg
saloon and secured between $50
and $40 which the b~arkecper hid
in the basement just before he
closed up. Whoever turned the
trick was familiar with the habits
OF The b~arkeeper and had gained
knowledge Of where he secreted
the money. Not the slightest clue
has been picked up and the affair
remains one of mystery. Record
Courier.
In the Blue Blanket an Edin.
burgh civic paper, DR.. Mackenzie
describes. somewhat unkindly. the
Glasgow loafer under the title,
civil Ideals" why should |
save" asked the loafer. Il make
enough to keep me going, | make
enough TO fed me, | have enough
over Ia let me drink no To 10
o'clock. Why should | save? If
grow sick you must take me to
the hospital. If | spend all my
money and have nothing to eat you
must take me 10 the poorhouse. If
get drunk on the streets you
must take me to the police office
and the prison. What is the good
Of savinR?"-Elko county has a
number of such loafers. SD.
Stockholders Of the Carey Act
Reclamation Association are to be
asked to meet in a day or two to
hear from Mr.McCleIlan what has
been accomplished, and consider
plans for the future. Mr.. Nc
Clcllan says he will open the eyes
Of those who come to the resources
of the Humboldt valley.
Sheriff Harris reports eleven
prisoner in the county jail.
Taxes are bcginng to come in and
Treasurer Miller wears the smile
that won't come off.
Teddy and Bill are striking each
other below the belt. Bill says
Teddy is blinded by ambition ard
untruthful and Teddy counters
with The charge that Bill is
crooked. It's a lovely fight.
Or. West reports the smallpox
situation ia the eastern part of the
county clearing up nicely. The
patients at the Vineyard ranch
have all been discharged from
quarantine. Those in the Bucl
district are improving and will
soon be going about their usual
affairs.
Judge Goodwin has sold Good
wins Weekly. He gives as a
reason for the sale that he is old
enough to take a rest. The many
readers Of the Weekly will miss
him from the editors chair. He
has done a great work for Utah
and deserves to rest the remaining
years Of his life. May he live
many years yet to enjoy the
respect and esteem Of his legion of
friends.
Judge harrington has rendered
his decision in the suit brought by
the government against the Col
conda Cattle company He finds no
evidence Of any intention on the
part Of the company to violate any
of the statutes, hut is satisfied that
the openings in their fences are
insufficient to afford rcasonabl,
access to the land in question. He
therefore finds the enclosure I'M
lawful and gives the defendant five
days 10 enlarge the opening at