Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-10
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Fishing poles from 25 cents up, and
full assortment of fne fishing tackle
Mt Mullsr's.
Adolph Spreckles. son of the great
sugar king Spreckles, WAS a passenger
on this mornings west bound train.
Camels are to be employed on line
OF coaches in New South Wales, the
auItry climate being very severe on
horses.
Wanted:-A man whom Jake Kilrain
can whip. For particulars address
Richard K Fo1, care Police Gazette,
New York City. -.. .....
Jim Robertson was caught in tho act
of selling whisky to Indians at Tuscs-
rora this morning. and was promptly
arrested by Consta lie Mateer.
Mrs. Grant, according to recent
authoritlve announcement, has thus far
r. ceived about 5000, 900 FROM the publi-
cation Of Gen. Grants memoirs.
Miss May Ayers. the Examiners trip
to-Paris school girl. arrived in Paris
last Sunday. She crossed the Atlantic
on the steamer La Bou,gogue in eight
days. ...
Mr.. Clayton's ten-horse team came in
this afternoon with about l3. 600 pou nds
of wool, the last load of j. ]. Hilton Is
clip, which is about twenty-five tons
this year.
The Idaho Statesman says Chief
Justice Weir went to Hniley and held q
term of Court. He found 100 cases on
the cal ndar. and hs cleared the docket
before coming home.
Chicago Herald:--A New York lady
has given Harvard Cpllege $50, 900 for n
powerful photograph telescope. 1t is
probably to be used in the discovery of
HarvGrd's boat crew.
Charles II. Lott was found dead in
his room at Tuscarora yesterday even
ing at $50, evidently having com miited
suicide. An inquest was held on the
remains this morning.
Persons wishing to improve their
memories or strengthen their power OF
attention should send 10 Prof. Loisette,
237 Fifth Ave., N. Y for his prospec-
tus post free, as advertised in another
column.
The Pittsburg Company's mill in Ian
der county il shut dnwn because OF the
scarcity Of water. The mill belongs to
the English company which ia mining
extensively in Pitt,burg District.
Terry Colwell. who went east last
Spring in charge of ninety head of j.
B Higgins colts, passed through on
his return this morning. These colts
were soil at prices ranging from $500
to $4,000.
FL. Frank and r. Keefor came in
from Bullion to-day. Mr.. Frank says
that the country is 40 dry that it is
difficult to get water enough for stock,
but by keeping the springs open tho
supply has so far been kept up.
J. B. Gheen, of Lamoille Gross
Ro ids, came in last evening and left
on his return this morning. He is we'll
satisfied with his Fourth of July VEN
ture, and next year 10 intends to have
the grounds greatly improved and
beautifed.
Thomas e wing Sherman, son OF Con.
Sherman, received fual orders in the
priesthood last Sunday ut Philndelpbia.
The ceremony was held in the Arch
bishops private chapel, connected with
the cathedral. II was conducted by
Archbishop Ryan in person. General
Sherman was not present.
Alta - Leavenworth is in K ansas and
Kansas is in Prohibition up to the eyes.
A drink can be had. however, by the
thirsty man registering in drug store
that he Is sick. Last year 90 900 regis.
trations OF this kind were male. Most
OF the patienta recovered bnt IL In ths