Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-06
Srom Fridays Daily.
AALMAGUNDl.

Msssrs. II. H. Coryell and J. v.
Murray left for Carson City this morn
Ing.
Eight carloads OF beef cattle shipped
by Murphy & Hill at Halleck, passed
through at loon to-day.
F. Fisher. Superintendent OF Murphy
l. Hills cattle business, arrived fro u
Halleck by t is mornings train.
Should nm error be discovered on any
bill sent FROM this Office. the receiver
will confer a favor by notifying Us ut
once.
1t is estimated ct the Treasury that
there hns been = decrease Of $l5. 000-
600 in tho public debt during Decem-
Der.
The report OF the Railroad aud Ware
house commission OF Illinois, shows
that COL persons were killed. aud 1864
injured on the Illinois railroad in 1888.
NhAohh -OIlI0l OIHLtA
Marshal Moore has attached ubout. all OF
the timber in this region except the
wooden leg OF II veteran Of White Pine
Indian wnr.
Judsou Dakin Sr, Alcade of Lamoille.
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Adell Bell and the popular young school
ten :hor, Miss Sadie Wright, came in
from tho Valley last evening.
as there my person you wish me to
marry?" said n wife to n dying spouse.
"linrry the devil, if you like" was
the reply
mo, 1 thank you my dear. One
husband Of the same family is enough
for mo-"
Murphy & Hill shippel from Hnlleck
thi" morning to their San Jose, Cali.
fornit ranch, one carload OF thorough
bred Shot Herr Durham and Hereford
cattle. These cattle were raised by the
Hnlleck Cattle Co. on their rnnch in
this county.
Miss Marion F.. Stone. daughter Of
Hon. T. n. Stone. has been selected by
tbs Trustees Of Carlin School District
to take charge OF til. school ut that
place. Miss Stone is em~inently quail
fed to fill the position. having been ell
gagged in teaching for something over
five years. Sao will open the school on
tho 18th Of january.
The Reno Gazette says: "a tramp
called At the residence Of MiS4es Clapp
md Babcock a day or two ngo and
asked for clothing. "Certainly," snid
MisS ClaPp, plenty OF clothing;'' but
when she laid before the tramp n lot Of
woman's apparel, with til. remark,
Make yonr selection sir" he saw the
point aud quickly left.
Should any Of our subscribers who
are entitled to Texas Siftiugs fail to re-
ceive the paper within two or three
weeks after giving us their order. they
will confer n fnvor by dropping us a
line. We shall make it a point to see
that Siitinss is forwarded promptly to
all our subscribers who pay 30 IN nd
vance fer the Weekly or 80 for the
Dnily.
Myron PiIley, Of LnmoiIle. has re-
Gently returned from a prospecting trip
to Bald Mountain District. This District
Is situn;el about Is miss south o ,st
from Elko. Mr. PiIley says that the
Grisuo'd Bros. Corupnny are at present
working their placer claims, by q DRY
washing process. and nre making
money, having sent out in tho last
Thirty days something over three
hundred dollars.in good clean. bright
Gold dust, so,ue Of the pieces Of
Gold weighing over five dollnrs.
Observation-Disclosures have their sons.
ons almost rs definitely rs fruits. BY
noticing how people are killed II is pos.
sibie to tell with considerable certainty
whom thu fatal affairs took place. The
accidents which are in season now nro
frcozings aud burnings to death, aud
skating disasters. These will gradually
be replaced bp hunting accidents, and
those in turn, ns Ii year becomes old.
or, by cyclones. tightening and SWIM
ming cataslrophes. The unloaded pis.
tol accident is the only ono, which, like
tho strawberry, is ripe at all toasons.
An item under the head of Born,
elsewhere in this issue, announces the
advent Of another %grandchild to tue
INDEPENDENT editor. Time lios on
rapid wings; and each recurrence OF
such announcements as the above nd.
monishes us TINT VIC have passed the
meridian and Nrs travelling on The
downward slope toward tho sunset OF
life to THAT bourne whence no traveller
returns." God bless all our childron;
and may health, happiness md pros.
perity be theirs, not only throughout
tho year just ushored In but for many
years to como.