Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-07-23
LOCALS AID PERSONALS
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Utoo toa Suttte OF Tuscarora. sper
yesterday In Elko.
James Byers, the wen known L,
noble rancher is an Elko visitor.
Oarnsy Horn, the well known mel
chant OF Aura. is an Elko visitor.
Mrs. r. l. lockwood of BATH
Mountain Is a guest at the CONNER
ciai hotel
. q. Anderson, one of the promtn
ent mining men of Contact. is an EIkC
visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. William,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoy are
guests at the Mayer hotel
Chester Lainu was down from the
North Fork yesterday. He says that
haying is in full blast in his section.
Judge lockwood. E. X. stallo. and
Judge George F. Talbot were arrivals
this morning and are guests at the
Mayer hotel
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Mr.. and Mrs. John White are in
from their ranch at Lee. They say
that haying is later in starting in their
section this year than at any time in
the last twenty years.
J. q. Fitzgerald and Charles Hood
Of the George Russell Co., will de-
part tomorrow for the North Fork
country where they will spend ten
days or two weeks on a hunting and
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Holden are down
from Tuscarora- Mr.. Holden is doing
the preliminary work on a new one
hundred ton smelter at that place,
which is being designed primarily to
work the old dumps.
eracian Uhalde and Miss Marie
Whalda were issued marriage GER
tifcate by County Clerk Hunter last
Saturday, and the couple were united
in wedlock by the Rev. Father Nc.
Naliy. We extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Dave Marquardson, the Jarbidge
mining man, Is in Elko. He says that
the camp Is now lively since the roads
have been opened up for traffic. A
large quantity of mining supplies,
lumber, machinery for the new Elkora
mill, etc. are being hauled in. -
kena johnson, a well known young
mahala, loaded up on tanglefoot last
night and made herself very much in
evidence at the merry.go-round. Her
good time was abruptly ended by Off,
Ger Cotant, who placed her in the
county bastile. Judge Doughty let her
on on the promise that she would not
let her foot slip again. 1t was her
FIRST offense.
w. Frame, who was arrested for
carrying a concealed weapon, was sen.
fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail By Judge Doughty. 1t may be
that Frame escaped more luckily than
he thinks. The gun was cheap con-
Germ and 1t was loaded with 80 auto
matte shells. II is likely that II the
gun had been discharged that 1t would
have exploded.
Articles Of incorporation of the En-
terprise Extension Gold Mining com.
pany were filed with the county clerk
today. The company Is capitalized for
100000. and the shares are listed at
s1.00 each. The amount actually sub.
rseribed and paid up is $1,000. Each
of the incorporators Owls 1000 shares
and all are from TWIN Falls, Idaho
They are as follows: J. w. Park,
T. M. Town, A. Il. Moore, W. X. Con.
nor. and Turner Hasman. Two places
OF business are named, Jarbidge, Ne.
vada, and Twin Falls, Idaho.
Pete seyers, who formerly drove
delivery wagon for the George Rus.
sell Co.. and who volunteered about
three months ago in the aviation corps
OF the U. 8. army, has been sent TO
France and Is in training somewhere
behind the lines. Pete went from here
to Angel Island, thence to San An
tonic. Texas, and from there he ship
ped under sealed orders to France
Pete Is the FIRST young man from ElkC
OF those who Joined the aviation corp
to get to the front. Pete is splen
did young man and will make good II
whatever he undertakes.