Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-15

B. C. Arnwine and wife OF Tuscarora
are among the guests AT the Mayer.
J. Dougherty. a prominent business
man Of Boise. Idaho, is a guest at the
Commercial.
J. C. Nyswander OF Napoleon. Ohio.
was visitor in the city yesterday and
was guest at the Mayer.
Ira D. and s. T. Wines. leading ran
cheers OF Ruby Valley spent Sunday
with Elko friends.
NJ. E. Roberts, prominent business
man OF Ogden Is in the city for few
days.
Mrs. Sam Bieroth of Rowlands was
among the guests at the Mayer Sun
day.
]. E. Sexton, general manager OF the
Eureka-Nevada railroad came in from
Palisade yesterday on brief business
visit.
c. E. Moore, a well known mining
man Of Bullion, is In the city on bust
ness.
Fred McCombs, a rancher of Wells
spent Sunday in Elko as a guest at
the Mayer.
J. S. Moore, stockman and rancher
OF Monticello, was among the arrivals
In the city yesterday.
w. 2. Connolly, a prominent bust
ness man of Wells, was an Elko visi
tor yesterday.
w. s. Brandon, a well known fruit
grower of Oakland, California, was
among the guests at the Mayer yes
terday.
Attorney General George Thatcher
who was a visitor in the city on legal
business last week, returned to Car
son, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bacon, who have
been visiting Mr.. Bacon's mother fol
some time, returned this morning to
their home in Cedarville, Cal.
j. l.. Blackburn, the cattle man
came In from his ranch on the North
Fork yesterday and spent the day In
Elko.
]. H. Hudspeth, prominent Califor
mia horse buyer, came in from Cedar
vale. California yesterday and will
spend several days in Elko.
Harvey Sewell of Tuscarora, re
turned from the University scholastic
meet this morning. While away he
visited his grandmother, Mrs. p. Nc
Carthy at Carson City.
julius Rosenberg has taken a bono
and lease on the claim of John Fader
located on Lookout Mountain. He will
install machinery and put men to work
at once.
G.. A. Hawkes., livestock agent of the
8. p. returned this morning from Sal
Lake, where he was called by the i'll
ness of his sister. who is reported al
improving.
Mrs. Pearl Arnwine of Tuscarort
left this morning for Sweetwater, Ten
nessee, on a visit with relatives.
A. c. McQulston left this morning
for Reno.
Boyd Moore, editor of the Nevada
News Letter and Advertiser, came il
from Reno yesterday and paid the In
dependent a visit. Boyd Is making
tour of the state cleaning political in
formation right off the bat.
w. r. Brown and Robert Marsh, Jr
prominent mining men of Ruth wer,
among the arrivals in the city yester
day. They are on their way to Bullion
to look over mining conditions in tina
section.
l. Swain and wife, instructors in TIL
Indian schools at the Western She
shope Indian agency at Owyhee, al
rived in the city yesterday to NEE
their son, who arrived from Palo Alto
California, where he has been attend
ing Leland Stanford university.
Deputy United States Marsha
knight came in from Carson thi
morning on business trip after hay
ing stopped over at Winnemucca
where he transacted some officia
business.
The funeral of Andrew Jackson, VIII
suicided at Bullion last week, whicl
was scheduled to be held yesterda
afternoon from the Keyser Undertai
Ing chapel, was postponed at the las
moment, after local arrangement
were made. as a telegram was re
ceiyed from Mrs. Emma Fitzpatrick
Logan, Utah, to hold body until ful
Their instructions. 1t is thought Mrs
Fitzpatrick will arrice in Elko tonight
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