Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-08-20
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Anderson are
down from Deeth today.
p. 8. RyaIs is down from Gold Greek
today.
Mrs. John Henderson and daughter
Miss Marjorie and Mrs. c. 3. Herder-
SON departed last night for Lake
Tahoe.
Only two DRINKS were arrested last
night. The town is on remarkably
good behavior, considering the mum.
Der OF hay hands coming in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Arnhold are in
from their ranch in Huntington Valley.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs. Arm.
hold is still considerably under the
weather.
George W. GoodfelIow, Pine Valley
rancher, and whose name fits him
well. was an Elko visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Goodfellow was formerly a San
Francisco man. A number of months
ago he purchased the e. II. Hale
property in Eureka county.
The exemption board is busy again
today examining the men called in
the second lot. 1t is said that the
number claiming exemption is about
the same as in the first lot, but that
proportionately more have failed to
show up for examination.
District Attorney carvilIe has gone
TO Carson City on matters connected
with the taxes of the Wells Fargo
company, which il is understood the
company has agreed to pay. Deputy
District Attorney Cantwell was called
TO Eureka on legal business.
A eolored woman by the name OF
Helen Smith was arrested this morn
ing and taken before Judge Doughty
on the charge of conducting a disor-
derby house. There was no doubt
about the evidence in the case and
the defendant drew a fine of twenty.
five dollars, which her husband
promptly paid.
Mr.. c. French, who was formerly
clerk in the st. Mark hotel in Oak
land, has accepted a position in tbs
Commercial hotel Mr.. French is Z
pleasant. accommodating gentleman
and thorough hotel man. He is sur,
to be popular with the guests of hi!
popular hosiery.
An auxiliary chapter OF the Elk
County Red Cross was organized il
Ruby Valley yesterday. with Mrs
Isaac Woodhouse as chairman, Mrs
Arthur Griswould as treasurer, anC
Mrs. Oren Vaughan as secretary. TIL,
meeting was held in the Ruby Vale,
meeting house. and was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs
Charles Henderson. and Judge ]. c
Doughty.
Last night Judge Doughty united IL
marriage Manuel Olave, a prominen
sheep man OF Eureka, and Miss Boni
hcia Usain, a charming young lad,
who recently arrived from Spain. TIL,
German submarines had no terrorl
for the bride when she started on hel
long journey to join the man of hel
choice. We extend congratulations
and best wishes.
Bacilio Soto, who was arrested las
Saturday on the charge of cruelty Il
animals, was today found guilty IL
Judge Doughty's court and sentenced
10 fifteen days in the county Jail. II,
didn't get an hour too much IL he |!
guilty OF the charge. He is said L
have mistreated the delivery team o
tie Verdi Lumber company in a mos
inhuinan manner.
George Grant of Palisade, was toda,
accepted by Recruiting Officer Lawr
ence, and the young man will go T.
San Francisco where he will enlist ii
the aviation corps. Recruiting Office
Tremayne. who has been in Elko 70
three months past, has been trans
ferred to San Francisco. Mr.. Trc
mayne Is splendid gentleman an
made many friends while statione
here.
Alex Hay was the first person to b
charged with violation OF the train
ordinance. II Is said that he stoppe
his truck eighteen and a half feet from
n fire plug when the ordinance Pre-
vides that he should have been twer
ty feet away. AS there are no dl.
lance signs TO indicate the sacrc