Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-04-12

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clerk. The parole took effect
Immediately.
F. NJ. Williams of Winnemucca,
has been convicted of permitting
gambling in his place of bust
ness. Judge Quicker set 10 O'clock
today for passing sentence.
Yesterday Judge Dueker sent
enced Martin Azparren TO ten years
in the penisentiray 70. killing
George DuIfereni. AzDarren Vas
convicted of manslauGnter.
The regular monthly "ReceI-
ton" of the Women's Guild will
be held at the residence of Mrs.
Fitzgerald. Wednesday. April 10.
Tea served from 2:3O until 4:3O.
See the new al of Gold &
franklin. Elko's boss tailors. Tney
are ready to make you clothes that
fit at prices that can't be beaten
in Eastern Nevada. Give them
your patronage.
Mr.. James Russell and Will, VINO
were burned Saturday night by an
explosion of a,etylcnc gas. were
reported dting nicely this after
noon. While we are sorry that
they were injured, we are glad
their injuries ar, no worse.
President Taft will have the
Nevada delegation IN the Chicago
convention. Col" Reeves, the
Nevada Roosevelt blathcrskite,
threatens all sorts of dire venge-
anse on the U. S. office holders Of
Nevada for help the hand that
feeds their. Great Is Teddy and
great is Nevada's colonel.
Mrs. Loorz president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Nevada, will
be here Thursday, April 18th, TO
visit Ivy Rebekak Lodge officially.
All members of the lodge and all
visiting Rebekahs are cordially
invited to attend the meeting
Of the lodge and inin in the
reception.
The tw" Indians, Indian
Mike" and son who were arrested
at LovelOck on a California
warrant have had their prclim-
mary examination and we're held
to answer for murder. The
Indians, Mike Harum, and his son.
Wilson Hlarum, made no defense TO
the charge of numbering Deputy
Constable William Blake at Fall
River Mills on November "a.
The workmen in making ready
to string electric wires through
the Capitol building st Carson Rave
found that the big stone structure
was exceedingly well built In
many instances il has taken half a
day TO drill a hole through a stone
partition and the studding and
floors are of the best material that
money could buy. In no instance
has there been found any sighting
Of work.
The board Of pardons yesterday
paroled Jack Maher, the convicted
gambler, to take effect after he
had served half his sentence, less
his credits. This according to the
Gazette Carson ,ispaiCh, shortens
his time to four months. This
action Of the hoard leaves little, if
any, grounds for criticism 1t is
not what his friends hoped for but
il was all the board of pardons
could grant without making the
Law n farce. Mahcr will not take
another chance with the ami
gambling Law
Deputy Sheriff MN IIIcn &c
turned from Elhur = yesterday
afternoon with the two Greeks
who drew guns on MIR. Wright and
Bud Boyd Sunday Afternoon. The
Greeks we're taken before Judge
Klatte this afternoon and the
felony charge was dismissed and
complaints filed charging the Greeks
with assault. They plead guilty
to this charge and Judge Klatto
fined them 500 apiece and gave
each 60 days in Jail. They will
have n better opinion Of American
law when they have settle this
score.
1855