Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-05-18
.llelN I'D KkllNS

sisary s,ses~an Is ~ from Paiis
Ar. an Mn. Z. .. DvtIsr are dow,
from tie North Fork.
Mn. PStsr FSdlma and ehildrel
were Departures for the west on No
- Ills afternoon.
4. .. DuimSr Of the Pure food de
Dartment. arrived from Reno this
morninE on an o6ncial visit.
James Russell. superintendent oi
the Union Land and Livestock com
Dany at beeth was in Elko this fore
noon
Mr.. -. ;. Campbell was departure
for San Francisco this afternoon.
where she expects to spend several
q VSpks- @s','f
Judge Doughty had but one case be-
tore him today. A man BY the name
Of carroil was arrested last night for
disturbins the peace.
- 80 - -" W
~. and Mrs.. Roy Hodge have re-
turned froEa Los Angeles. where they
spent the winter. and" are on their
way home TO Jarhidge. They are
travelling by auto and will go around
By way OF Rogerson.
). United statss Attorney Ray Of Salt
Lake City Is preparing a list Of all
persons who are charged with having
made unpatriotie utterances. All such
are to be Investigated with view
70 rigid prosecutions.
Utah coal eompanles have an
nounced an advance OF about sixteen
per cent In the price OF coal. The
companies claim that the increase was
necessitated by concessions granted to
miners In the way OF increased wages.
10 -sf...E' $50
: n motion 20 retax costs In the case
of,the Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank OF Reno vs. the J. p.
Raines estates was argued in the dis
tTict court this morning before Judge
Taber. Attorney Carville appeared for
the plaintiff and Judge Curler ap-
peafed for the defendant.
An Inventory of appraisement OF
the estate Of George Hunter was fled
with the county clerk this morning.
including life insurance policies
amounting to $4,000. the estate is ap
praised at &133.341.15. c. w. Girls
void. George Russell Jr., and Frank
Fsrnsld we're the appraisers.
Judge Taber this morning ordered
distribution OF the estate of Nah
Kim. the Chinaman who was mysteri
oasly murdered over q year ago al
the Mcintyre ranch at Halleck. Kim
had about three hundred dollars after
bis bills were paid. and this was or
dered paid to his wife and sons In
China. a. rr -.
-, -
alss Mabel Farmhouse, Of San Fran
cisco viii speak this evening at {
o'clock In the Presbyterian church
Miss Farmhouse has recently beer
commissioned as a missionary teaches
by the Presbyterian church and Is OIL
her way to take charge OF a colleg,
for girls in South America. The pub
Lie 10 cordially invited.
-.
Judge TabsF Is enjoying n visit tc
day from Thomas Robinson, one Of hi
boyhood friends at Santa Clara CO
ledge. Mr.. Robinson is now a promil
.ent broker OF San Francisco. II
twas brought up at Eureka, Nevadr
and number OF years ago he cam
here from that place as captain Of
baseball team. for a game with Elk,
He and Judge Taber played togethe
ON the Santa Clara college team whe
it was regarded as one Of the stron
est in the west.
4 nhIef Dispatcher W. 8. Peace Of Il
Western Pacific, accompanied by h
wife departed last. evening for 81
Francisco. From there they will
TO Los Angeles, thence to San Dies
whore Mr.. Peace will participate in
.Paeifie Coaat trap shoot. Last ye
%he won the championship, and for
number Of years he has been class,
with the best shots In the Unit,
States. Dispatcher Fike win act
sihe capacity OF chief dispatcher du
ing Mr. Peace.s absence.
eef
! \. man giving the name Of JOSEF
=. Klein sought to eHliSt In Salt Lal
"Wednesday in the marine corps. Viii
he was being examined papers fell Of
iof his pocket which proved him to
n German military reservist and forl
i%-~--~--~--->-~-~~--