Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-04
From Tuesday. DAs.y.l
As.maGGNDI.

and will soon be at his old pos, Of
duty.
The I~sDErESpESr is pleased [, l.nrn
that walter Chase IL mute than holding
his own this hot weather.
Assessor c. G.. Wallace. Of Eureka
county, came in last night Oh No. /.
ani left for eureka this morning.
Miss Jusie C"!!.s left on last nights
trnin Tor Gave Greek where .he is eI.-
gagged to teach n term Of school. Her
many friends wish her SUCCESS.
A.s-s.nr II"s<ou paid int the comfy
treasury. yesterday, tn. SUI OF So
l5S G3 IN personal property aud poll
tax collected during tho month Of July.
Whit * the uintt-r with the Silver
Stat? Not II copy Las bseu received ut
the l"SDEpESDESr Iii .e since Friday.
Wake mp liro. X !ly and 1T us lear
:r"In you
Dick Creighton. the convicted Jury
briber. who returned to San Francisco
last week. was sentenced by Judge
HI liran on Saturday to five years III
San Quentin.
Sheriff Barnard has paid into the
county treasury the run al. Sl.753 80.
for Icner"l and gaming licsu,es sol
during the month oi July aud S23s sc
for fees collected.
Tie Montana Constitutional Con
venIion on Saturday cLosr Anaconda
Ms the Cnp,tsl If the state. The result
o; The vote IL said To have caused great
confusion when it was announce /.
The Government. printing office will
Issue n publication eu,Iiled State
Papers Of Grover Cleveland. g litrl 10y
L,mout. 1t VII cou.Ist Of all Clevc-
iaud's messages 10 Congress. retor. aud
otherwise.
Altn:-Suliivnn says he will never
n%,l'enr IN the prizs RUG again. Ii lie
Will rePrnt the prUInisr. ouittiug ''iu
the prize ring" lie wal receive npi l,u
that wall hit harder thuu his iii rJaotrrs
Oh kIl.niu.
The Southern Pacific Company Sat-
urdny night discharged $40 ui It.
empl'yrs at Sacramento. Ito uf til.
number were machinists Tie ,fici.ls
say this action WINS taken to lcsssn the
eIpon,er Of the road.
Four young lnlirns. students Of the
Indian School in Coluu,Io, pns,,d
through OH tins mornings tam, ELI
rontr Ia CalIformit. They will. alter
spcnning u vacation Of 4. few weeks, re-.
turn TO the school.
New. Min,r:-Clnnds Of grRs,hopr-rs
we're met yesterday near the mouth Of
Kelly gulch, aud they ~rte dying and
footing 1t town d til. wiley ut II giolt
rate. 1t will not be l,us before We sLLI
have them with us.
An Eusl'>h author Inns PUBLISHED n
book called, Il Mark the King" Tint
may do III Buhl:ud. but II he were
caught marking the king Or ace. or
other card, in Se,n Il, lie would ned n
pliysiciun. md perhaps nn undertaken.
II Henry Ward Bercher were living
in Elk today lie would emphasize his
lannon's expression made ia tho pulpit
Of the plymouth church II !e~ Years rgp:
Tor his weather ten'pts tue average
christian tn inutter under hts breath it
il blot.
We ARE requested. by tie Water Cum
pany. To ]nn0un That Oh nud after
to. morrow, water will bc in tho pipes
only six hours n day. II will lie turned
on nj $50 Aad shut uf At $50 ia the
morning; III thr Afternoon il will he
turned on ut 3 80 md shut III ut $50.
John IisnlersDn vi II lsnvo for Sau
Francisc" for II short rsc,,inn on
Thursday morning. 10 will lie nr-
comp'nird 10y Churlir who has decided
/, cut-r tho Pacific University ut fan
10 Mt the opening Of tho next torn.
They will spend n courie of weeks in
the city viewing the sights before
Charlie enters the school.
While we are almost melting Ivy the
inteIsr heat. wo are now experiencing.
there Ia ono consul ,tinn in tho met that
Elko in not tie hottest place in tho
county. Yesterday whils the tl,s,-
mometrrS in Elko were dancing around
los in the shade. il was llG in Carlin.
by tni1 II will be seen that We ar. dis
tnmcei, aud Calm will hcncsiJrth he
RIHutrl iitsi pldro.