Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-04-10
LOCALS PERSONALS

The families of F. S. Gidney and
w. G. Greathouse motored out to La
mobile yesterday for picnic. They
had fine time despite tine fact that
they had blowout going and anoth-
er returning.
A. L. Met. lnty, who has the contract !
for the new jail at Monticello. has =,
placed his orders for supplies and will |
begin work on the new bastile at once.
Roy PrimeauX arrived from Tusca- |
rora this forenoon to look after bust !
ness matters on this end of his stage
route.
John w. Cody, one Of the prominent
residents of Midas is in Elko today.
He reports a very promising year in
his section for the mining industry.
The two men charged with shop
this morning entered a plea of guilty
and were sentenced by Judge Castle to
four months each in the county Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riordan, August
Schlaak and Sam McGinnis are down
from Mountain City.
George Bowers, Jr., returned from
Denver yesterday morning and this
morning he departed by auto for La
noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Armstrong of
Union are guests at the Mayer.
A. d. Gray came up from Carson
Saturday after three men charged with
selling whiskey to Indians.
| wish to notify my patrons and the
public that l will leave for Wells on a
professional trip Monday. May 10. and
expect to be absent from one to two
weeks. Those needing my services
will govern themselves accordingly.
expect to maintain permanent offices
here and make regular trips to nearby
towns. l take this occasion to thank
the public for the confidence reposed
in me. l recognize in Elko a good
field for good chiropodist and | in.
tend to equip permanent office to
treat every form OF foot disorders
Remember that l will leave on Mon
day, April 10th. II you want corns or
bunions removed painlessly, or If you
need any foot treatment of any kind
make your appointments at once. DR..
Rousche. Chiropodist, Mayer HOTEL
Adv.
George Cotant arrested barber
who was in drunken condition neal
the Free Press office Saturday night
and charge of vagrancy was placed
against him. The fellow gave the
name of Herman Lamb. Previously
the fellow had taken an overcoat from
the Elk saloon belonging to George
coat. Lamb pleaded guilty this after
noon and will be sentenced tomorrow
at ten o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff Lamon went to Car
son yesterday with Louis Schaeber
who was sentenced to term in the
state prison for breaking into sec
ton house at Wells.
Attention is directed to the motto,
of DR.. Worden, health officer, pub
lished elsewhere
Claude Womack is down from hi.
ranch in the north end of the county
He says that the snow or Sunflowe
flat is five feet on the level and tina
1t Is just beginning to break up. Nea
the jenkins shearing pens it is drifteC
as high as one hundred feet in places
and he says that 1t will be well int
May before it disappears. This Is hi
first trip into Elko since last fall ant
he reports having had most Difficult
time getting here. He came here t
serve as trial juror, not having
learned that the jurymen had bee
excused until further notice.
Alvin McFarlane resigned his DOS
ton as manager at the Industrial
school, and has taken position in tn
store of Sutherland & McFarlane.
young man from st. Antohny, Idaho
has taken the position at the schoo
vacated by Mr.. McFarlane.