Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-27
From Mopd.y.. D.iIy.l
HALMA0uMDl.

is IN town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell
camo in from Smith Creek yesterday
and left on their return this after.
noon.
R~osenstock received a now supply
OF ladies' hats and %gcntlemen's tine
underwear this morning. Call and
see them.
Miss Maggie Wright, who has been
teaching in Stur Valley, loft today
for hor home near Reno whero she
will spend tho Summer.
Attorneys w. G. Love and j. A.
Plummer loft yesterday morning for
Winnemucca to represent tho people
Of Elko county in tho coming water
suit. ~
Thirty car loads OF lumber passed
through yesterday going east, which
is evidence that there is II building
boom somewhere, presumably in
Ogden.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed. Todd camo down
from Tuscarora lat Saturday en-
route to tho East whero they will
visit several weeks in Ohio and Penn.
sylvania.
II you want n fine sowing machine,
q watch, a clock, or any style Of jew-
elry call on n. Is. Nye who can fit
you out. Ho will clean or repair
yoIr waite or clock on short no.
tice.
Tho use OF pure bred sire in my
kind of stock is the easiest way to
improve n herd or flock, and il is
tho surcst method any farmer can
adopt TO got his business onto q pay
ing basis.
George Russell, OF tho firm OF Rus
sell Il Bradley, came up from Reno
Saturday to inspect the stock inter
csts of the firm in this vicinity, and
will visit Mound Valley and other To-
c~alitics previous to his return.
"Lum3y jaw" is the name OF n cat
tic disease, and when the inspectors
discover cattle afflicted with il in Chi.
cago stockyards they order them shot
and inject the ~rcuss full OF kero,
sene to prevent tho avaricious meat
vendors from selling them for food.
Another consignment OF new seas
enable goods just received n: Rein
hart's. Look out for their now adj
which will appear in n fcw days. Ir
tho time If you want anything
in the way of dry goods you will fine
a nice stock at Roinhart's:
lightning has struck Nevada. a.
the last drawing OF tho LOuisian;
Lottery, VIM. Weld, aSwccde in the
employ OF Dan Wheeler, at Reno
drew $4,000, and Charley Lovich
tho Tuscarora tailor, captured tho
comfortable nest egg OF $500.
Judge Il. ii. Wells came down from
Wells this morning. j. NJ. Bcnn ct
convicted OF misdcmeanor ut We'll,
and sentenced To fifty days in the
county Jail by Justice Congor, was
brought before tho Court on n writ oil
hubeas corpus and released from Gus,
tody on tho ground OF defective com.
mitmcnt.
Tho INDEPENDENT acknowledges
tho receipt OF n copy OF Hawks &
Shattuck's Specimen Book, contain,
ing cuts Of printers machinery and
supplies, and specimens OF tho latest
styles OF fancy ornaments and job
typo. Tho book itself is II work OF
art and deserves n prominent place in
cvcry printers library.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
n cordial invitation, under tho seal
and signature OF tho King himself,
His Royal IIighncss Rox II, to DO
present ut and participate in tho
Grand Carnival Mt Ogden on the occa-
sion OF tho coronation OF His Majesty
rs ruler OF the Now Kingdom OF the
West, which important event will
he celebrated by gorgeous displays
and unusual festivities daring a
period OF five days from Juno Goth to
July 9th next.
T.. G. Jones arrived Saturday @
ing from n two weeks trip through
Ruby Valley, this county, and Long
Valley, White Pine county. 10 snys
tho losses OF stock has been terrible
in both valleys, dead cattle being
found on every hand. His cattle went
farther south whorothey found better
range, and although he did not , isit
tho i1cnlity whero thoy wintorcd no
learned That his losses will be light.
Mr.. Jones says the people arc putting
IN largo crops, aud in South Ruby no
saw grain up and growing nicely.
Water IL, and will 10, abundant
which will result in flno crops.