Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-14
tFron wednesday. D.ily.I
OALnA6UNDI.

Of coaches in New South Wales. the
sultry cIimuio being very severe on
horses.
Wanted:-A man whom Jnks Kiirain
can whip. For particulars address
Richard X. Fol, care Police Gazette.
Now York City.
jim Robertson was caught in the net
Of selling whisky to Indians at Tuscs-
rora thi, morning. aud ~As promptly
arrented by ConstA 10 Mateer.
Mrs- Grant, according to = rerent
nuthoritive announcement. has thu far
r.eeivsd about $500. 900 fron the publi-
cation Of Gen. Grants memoirs.
Miss Mny Ayers. the E~raminer's trip
to-Paris school girl. arrived in Paris
lust Suuiay. She crossed the Atlantic
on the steamer La Bourgogus in eigh.
days.
Nr. CiHyton's ten-horss team e.me in
this afternoon with about 5000 pounds
OF wool, tue last load OF J.. ]. Hilton's
clip. which is about twenty-five tons
this yenr.
The Idaho Statesman says Chief
Justice Weir went To Hniley and held a
term Of Court. lie found l6O cuses on
the calendar. aud "a, cleared the docket
before coming home.
Chicago IIerald:--A Now York lady
has given Harvard College $50. OUO for n
powerful photograph telescope. It il
probably to DO used in the discovery OF
Harvard's boat crew.
CHARLES II. Lott wan found dead in
his room at Tuscarnrn yesterday even.
lug at 1880. evidently having committed
suicide. An inquest WAS held on the
remains this morning.
Persous wishing TO improve their
memories or strengthen their power OF
attention should lsud to Prof. Loisette,
) Fifth Ave. n. Y. for his prospec-
tus post free. as advertised in another
column.
The Pittsburg Company mill In Lam
der county is shut down because OF the
'onrcity OF water. The mill belougs 10
the English company which is mining
extensively in Pitt>burg District.
Terry Colw.ll. who wsnt east last
Spring in charge OF ninety head Of j.
b. Higgins colts. passed through on
his return this morning. Thee colts
~er" sol at prices ranging from $500
TO S22, 600.
FL. Frank and Il. Kre.sr cnmo in
FROM Bullion to-day. Mr.. Frank snys
that the country il 40 dry that il is
difficult to get water enough for stock,
bnt by keeping she springs open the
supply has 80 far been kept up.
J. Il. Ghoen. OF Lnrnoillo Cross
Ronds. came in Inst evening md left
on his return this morning. lie il we'll
satisfied with his Fourth OF July v-u-
ture, md next year lie intends to have
the ground. greatly improved aud
beautif.d.
Thomas Ewing Sherman, sou OF Geu.
Sherman. received nnnl orders in tho
priesthood last Sunday at Philadelphia
The ceremony WIS held in tho Arch
bishops private chapel. connected with
the cathedral. 1t was conducted by
A%rchbi"hop Ryan in porssu. General
Sherman WAS not pre- cont.
Alta.-Lsavsnworih is in Kansas and
knunas is in Prohibition I'D TO the eyes.
A drink can he had. b however, by the
thirsty man registering in 8 drug store
thnt he is 'ick. Inst year 20 900 regis
trations OF this kind wors made. Most
OF tho patients recovered. but il il the
sieklieSt town OH the continent.
Richhnrg. where tho SnlIiyan-Kilrain
fight took plnoe, ia III Narion county
Miasissippi, lO3 miles nearly duo north
Of New Orleans. II il n station OH tho
New Orleans & North Eastern Railroad,
and is virtually owned by AIr. Rich, n
wealthy PLANTER who owns ten thousand
acres Of lnnd in the vicinity.
Al'n:-The proprietors OF one OF the
low remaining iron establishments Of
Siassnchu-etts have prepared n petition
to the members Of Congress from tina,
State, asking that iron ore, coal aad
coke DO put upon tho FREQ list, ana tho
duty ON piR.iron. scrnP-iron and Scrip
steel be reduced t~xsuty-iour per
cont.
Schoolmnster-G General W. G.. Dewey
passed through this morning homeward
bound from an extended tour through
Lincoln aud White Pine counties. Ito
says the people throughout TINT region
can raise children, Notwithstanding tho
drought. Mr. Dovey Ia looking we'll,
although he has had IL long and fatiRu.
Ing journey.
Virginia Chronicle:-JuA now tho
Ohio Republicans are exercised with
ftnr that history will rel eat itself In
their State. and that thr Democrats " Il
walk away with the Fall election. There
were about = doz II aapimuts for tho
Guboruntcrinl nomination and Gil.
active opposition TO Foraker In tho
convention makos II not at all im.
probable that ho IL destined 20 lsnd
his party to another Of its periodical
defeuts.
ellis piilI AZ thick M hand.ursnadea