Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-21
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E. NJ. Baum, Of Pulisade, ca,ne I'm
this morning.
Jno. NJ. Dorsey and son, Archie, Of
Fort Halleck, catno in to-day.
Al. Fisher AID DIR. j. w. Petty
came down from Wells today.
j. w. Dorsey returned last evening
from tho western part OF the State.
An interesting letter from n Tusca-
rora correspondent appears elsewhere.
Chris Baumback and Chris Reck.
hart arrived from Mountain City to-
day.
Ed. Odcll, came in from Lamoillc,
yesterday aud remained in town over
night.
Abner Wisemnn, Of Glover Valley,
camo down yesterday aud remained
over until today.
We are sorry TO state that Ed. lIud-
son is no better to-day. II is feared
he caGnot last long.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Abtl came in
from their ranch ncar Fort IIalleck
by private conveyance this ,orning.
f. G. Mcclellan, who has had an
attack OF pneumonia, was so much
b"tter today that no WAS able to DO
out. .
Tho Austin Advocate says n nectar
inc tree in Judge Maycubaum's yard
ut that place is heavily loaded with
fruit which bids fair TO mature.
Japanese mating, equal to any car.
pets, at hall the price OF carpets, at j.
li~oscnstock's. Call and examine the
mating. 1t is something NEW.
Myron Pixley, came in from Lii
noble last evening. lie informs us
that tho present cold wouther has
made the crops yery backward this
Spring.
The d%airyinen OF Candelaria have
engaged in Il milk war, and customers
at that place are supplied with the
white fluid at the low price Of 10 TO
II certs u gallon.
4 man named Geo. Wallace had n
hearing before Justice Henley this
afternoon on n charge OF selling
whiskey Ia Indians. The matter was
taken under advisement by the
Court, who after deiibcrating half I'm
hour bound tho defendant over 10
appear before the Grand Jury in the
SUN Of 500.
James Talbot returned last evening
from Carlin, where lac went for the
purpose of holding an inquest over
the remains Of tho man who WAS
accidentally killed at that place yes
terday morning. From Mr.. Talbot
We learn that nothing was found on
the body TO indicate where the I'M
fortunate MAJ was from, his name or
aye. The rcmuins were buried ycs;er-
day.
VIM. Mitchell, OF Smith Crock, has
Just completed shearing over 1000
head Of sheep, from which tho clip
will amount to between 25,OD and
10000 pounds-nbout seven pounds 10
the head. Mr.. Mitchell has the wool
all baled and will soon N
hauling il 10 this place Tor shipment.
lilo expects ~ havo it all in by July
LIST. FROM a band OF 1900 ewes Mr.
Mitchell has markod tho remarkably
largo number OF 1000 hoad Of lnmbs.
The editor Of II country paper lives
between IA church and mn opera hall.
One night thorc WIS n meeting in tho
church and n dance in tho hail, and
tho editor sat on tho vrranda aud
took in the situation. j~oiting down
the following which he heard: Let
us pray-Chooso your Partners Oh,
Lord All y nluto-wo bcseech thee 10
join hands and--draw near and
circle 10 the left-listen to-Eirst for.
ward and back-us rs we-all prom.
cnado- knee before theo und-bnl-
ance all--presont our petitinn-Grand
right md loft--for Christ suko-spat
your partners-Aneu.