Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-10
FroE. Saturdays Daily.
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I,aac n. Sherwood, Alcalie of Mar.
dis is i'll tho city.
j. ID. Abel, Of Fort IIalleck, arrived
in town last evening.
Abort Wines, (Dick) came III from
his ranch in Pleasant Valley yenter-
day,
Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge. No.
IS, l. o. o. f., at their Hall to-
night.
Hal Clayton, the Indian who va. ar
rested last night. pleal guilty in Justice
Hsnley's court. to disturbing the peace
md was sentenced to sixty days in tho
County Jail.
Another case Of small pox has devel-
opcl in Carson. Capt. Avery the pro-
priotor OF the IIolc.in-thc Wall, n place
Of resort we'll known to all who ever WIS.,
tied the Capital, is the victim.
Roy Ryder. n ~schoolboy at Yonngs-
town, Ohio, died Wednesday week from
Inflammation OF tho stomach caused by
paper wads which lie was in tho habit
OF chewing and swallowing while study
ing.
The Prohibition paper Of Nevada con-
tains the following truthful state ment:
"A saloon can no more be run without
using up boys than n Touring mill with
out wheat or n sawmilI without logs.
The only question is, whose boys-your
boys or mine buys or our neigh
bors?"
The ~ISDEP5SDEsr il indebted 10 II n.
ID. V. johnson for ia copy Of nh net,
introduced by Joint Special COMMITTEES
to provide revenue for tho support Gf
the Government OF the State OF Nevada,
mi Of the respective counties. it is n
roiuminous document OF Sc pages, too
long Tor US TO review at present.
This Office is indebted to Assembly
man Coryell for n copy Of A. B. 10.
This i'll requires the District Judges,
to designate the newspapers In which
official advertising shall be done. As
this papor has already expressed its
oil Injections to the measure, it il not
necessary to make further comment nj
present.
Hal Clayton, tho full bIoodei Cali
fornia Digger Indian. was arrested last
nigh. by Constable TripIttt for being
drunk aud d~isorderly, aud upon being
taken to Jail. resisted Jniicr Adams
when lie attempted to search him, and
when told to 60 into II coil refused to
obey, md il took the combined efforts
OF Tho arresting officer aud the Jaiier to
place him IN the cage.
Thc vncquoros' Surprise.
EDrroE ISDErESDENr:-rhs Spring
WORK | approaching amt JACK Frost has
doalt worry fair with tho herds OF this
part during tho past fow months. The
people OF Noun !, South Fork onl In.
moillo Valleys organized for tho pur.
pose Of giving Mr. Geo. Davis, manager
OF tho ranch OF Mcssrs. Russell &
Bradley, n social hop. Upon tho oven
Ing OF March LIST. ms the twilight was
disappearing, tho dancers OF tho several
valleys commenced to pour in upon tho
solitude Of our friend George who, MP.
on being told OF tho object OF so many
%inlrudcrs, gnvo orders to remove oil
saddles, hobbies, ropcs. and vac onero,'
outfits. from tho spacious rooms, which
wore rendered to tho numerous guests
IN suoh n name that oaoh ono present
hogan TO feel Mt home. Soon tho music
furnished by Mcssrs. Rogers and Taylor
began to break the mS!ry chatter and
called tho dancers into line,
About midnight tho large table wns
spread, aud the conicnis OF tho different
baskets being omptisd il was very
plain to DO seen TINT IL was TO bo n
feast, rs vol us n hop. After supper
oil returned to tho bill Dom, where
tho dancing was ngain resumed with
tho old saying "Wo wont go home nm.
VI morning. When morning cn,no nIl
wcro invited into tho dining room 10y
DIR. Davis where n wholesome breakfast
awaited, OF which nil rartook. A vote
o. l'ank5 being rendered to our host
LOT nj. hospitality, all began to dis.
pcrso.
On. OF TIE NAVY.