Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-11
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.0esso6 kssssli. Dr.. president Of the
otcffe Russell Co. Is considerably
629kf tie weather. q ~
Nt6 q. L. 0rves and SON Niles have
returned nom an extended visit to
relatives in Salt Lake City.
iJAmsa Murphy was given twenty
di5S Thu morning by Judge Doughty
for being drink and disorderiy:
we are pleased to report that our
popular treasurer, M H. Miller. has
recovered from his recent illness
ne italian who was brought up
frcn Csfiin several days ago In an
insAhe condition was committed yes;
terday ifternoon. He vas examined
BY Doctors Eby and Lagnn.
The high school board held short
meeting last evening when all OF the
bids for the Wells dormitory were re-
ie6tsd.s as StheysWere all above the
amount available for the purpose.
p. Lowell, who was noated out OF
town several days ago for being drunk
and dlsorderiy. fioated in drunk from
LAmoiIie yesterday. and this after.
no6a he was given ten days in the
cooler to sober up. "iSt HEN oil .s.
Sc ~ ssas PraE;Sa
Hm. p. Taber, second cousin OF
the Taber brothers Of this place, is
here with his son for a short visit.
Af. Taber and his son are both drug.
glsts and they are looking for ioca.
tioh to go into business. go
The District Attorneys Office added
stiii another plea OF guilty. ta their
long list today. and the county is
saved another trial. w. II. tGruenke.
who was arrested for stealing clothing
from the Randall Lodging House en-,
tered plea OF guilty to burglary In
The second degree he will HtecefSe
a sentence of one tdfAYe years. -,
The high seheot lboafd, rejected a
portion OF the concrete work on the
gymnasium or the new county high
school. which is under construction. 1t
is understood that the concrete dried
too rapidly undeftSthe hot sun. and
that It was inclined 90 crumble. Con.
tractor Armstrong agreed to replace
HE damaged portion With cement and
brick dSd the rnatteEisas adjusted. o..
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salt wac aied in the district court
1his morning by James5C. Davis OF
Wells. against r, r. Anderson for the
5-Safn of 81 .lO5. It Is alleged that the
defendant issued number OF checks
which were returned to him with the
understanding thatshe1would issue one
GbTSring the whole amount These he
foreFup k4d refused TO issue, another.
II shnderSt0ed thattthe case arose
<,5SY6f.I s gambling game. III ), r.
10 ir@,Gi 80 sysIirf
r AfS Luther .Batlse3 and several Ia
dies who accompanied her had an
experience last Sunday which they
would not care to repeat On the road
TO LamoIlle Valley on, the Rabbit
Greek grade the engine Of their auto
stoDped and the machine started to
back down the hill. Mrs. Butler turn.
cd the machine into the hill to stop
Il ;with the result that It tipped over.
Very fortunately no one was injured,
further than shaking up.
a real estate transfer Of consider.
able importance has Just been consum.
: mated, whereby w. r. Bellinger be.
comes the owner OF the ]. II. White
ranch on the South Fork. better known
as the Crane ranch. Three hundred
head OF cattle. horses and farming i'm
PIGMENTS go with the deal. This Is
one OF the finest ranches in Elko coun
- ANU OhS VI tuC mOat DehutlIul. IL
hiss the oldest water right on the
South Fork dating back to the sixties
Mr.. Bellinger is an Industrious and
energetic young man and his many
friends wish him and his wife every
success in their new enterprise. They
have disposed Of their holdings in La.
.moille Valley. where their old neigh
'bors'wiii nilss them from the commun
ity. Mr. and Mrs. White, who for
many years have been among the most
prominent residents in Elko County
have a host Of friends to wish them
"a FUN measure Of enjoyment Of the
yftuits Of their many years Of labor.
Did you hear ths BID noIss last night,
the big sound Of reveiry OF boistrous
boysf Well. It was nothing more than
the sophpmores of the Elko County
High schsp3 basing tho Freshies in a
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