Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-09-25

Mr.. II Mrs. Arthur Doant were
arrivals from Topaz Sunday, being
en- route to Elko county where they
will remain for IL month or so. after
which they will make their home at
Reno.-Record-Courier
On he desk in our sanctum sane
torium we find several copies of the
new independent of Elko. We are glad
to say that the great change in the
dress OF the paper. especially the
front page, is n most agreeable I'M
proVement. We congratulate the
new publishers. Messrs Keith and
Riddle on the eat appearance of the
Independent and wish them every
success In their vcnture.-Battie
Mountain Scout.
Under the new management Of
Keith and Riddle the Elko ~Independ-
ent Is showing considerable pep
Virginia Enterprise.
! II. n. Riddle of the firm of
Keith and Riddle of Elko County, pro-
prietors and publishers of the Elko
Daily Independent was q visitor 10
this city yesterday called on business
matters. Mr.. Riddle is an old time
printer and a good one and already
the Elko paper shows the change in
management being better and news.
Ter than ever before.-Carson News.
Geo. b. Williams came in from Fall
lon this morning 10 look after a train
load OF sheep hat he is Shipping from
Halleck. The shipment Is going TO
the coast.
Attorney Chas. Henderson is at
tending the State Fair at Reno this
week. Mr.. Henderson has been Sc
lected as IL of the judges Of the
track races.
Ole Elliott was a departure for
Reno where he will attend the State
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roth and Miss
EValine Tucker Of Winnemucca
were in town yesterday.
A. S. Evans and Chas. Evans came
In from their North Fork ranch and
departed yesterday for Winnemucca.
Two tons Of coal was shipped by
parcel post from the Winnemucca
Post office Monday. The consign-
ment went to National.
Reports have reached Lovelock
this week nea Mill City. that n
rich shoot of ore has been
ed in the Star Peak mine which runs
$25 to the pound. The statement
made is that five sacks OF ore taken
from a depth of 40 feet averaged
that figure.
The Federal Grand Jury at Carson
City completed their labors Saturday
having acted upon n%inety-fiye cases.
Now comes the trials of those who
consider themselves, or at least state
they do, innocent of acknowledgements
they do, innocent of the indictments
found and ten cases ignored.
s. r. Nully. of the Commercial
Cafe, spent Sunday I'm WinnemucCa.
Il. NJ. Ryan, who il connected
with the Forest Reserve at Dceth. Is
spending the day at the county
G a on business connected with the
Nevada National Reserve.
The condition OF Assessor Wealth.
ers remains about the same today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Armstrong came
down from Deeth on No. 10. and are
the guests OF their daughter. Mrs.
L. l.. Bradley.
A carload OF bell flower apples
was received today over the E;spcc
from Ennis Brown Company at Sac
ramentC The apples are being dis.
tributed among our local grocery
stores.
Swift Company are unloading their
regular monthly car OF smoked meats
today.
Alex Wciland is in from North
Fork.
See Maurice Costello and Mary
Charleston in n two reel feature on.
titled Her Big Scoop" Tonight at
the Bradley Opera house,
Emmltt Bachman motorcd In from
TuScarora this morning.
while Joe Snelson is In Salt
Lake CITY, he will purchase a new
and modern moving picture machine
for the Bradley Opera house.
w. O.. Wilson. Southern Pacific
freight and passenger agent. spent
q few hours in town today.