Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-04-26
[Fnox MONDAYS DA1Lr.l
sALNAGUHDI.

8. E. Rogers, Of Lamoille, came in
Saturday aud returned yesterday.
Dave Casper arrived from the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation Saturday.
John II. Bradley arrived last night
from Reno and stopped over in town
to-day.
DIR. G. F. Moore, wife and child,
returned yesterday from a trip to
Wells and Deeth.
Tho weather has cleared up again
and everything looks flourishing, al
Though Spring is unusually backward.
Silver State: The S..P. Co. will, on
and after the Goth OF this month. sell
tickets for 5000 miles at 81 cents
per mile, or s75 for the trip.
The Isl Plunkard" Company is
catching it on all sides from the press
in every town in Nevada where the
show has been foisted on the public.
Tho regular weekly copy Of the
Carson Appeal was received at this
Office yesterday morning. Once a
week Is quito seldom ptor a Daily
paper, Sam.
Harre McAdams came down from
Tuscarorn Saturday in churge OF ono
Scott, who was convicted OF assault
and battery aud sentenced to the
county Jail for 100 days.
l.. o. Henderson, wife and child
came in yesterday after spending a
week in Pleasant Valley where they
were detained by stormy weather and
tho slight illnoss Of, their little daugh-
ter.
n. b. Nye loft last night for De-
mnrsville, Missoula county, in tho
northwestern part OF Montana, whore
he will make his future homo. His
departure leaves Elko without n
jeweler, and furnishes a good opening
for some enterprising business man.
Aftcr a prolonged vacation on nc
count Of sickness, Miss Emma Gard
ner re-openod the Carlin school this
morning. The people OF Carlin have
been severely scourged by %diphtheria,
scarlet fever, etc, for several months,
but it is hoped that they are now on.
tircly rid Of ~opidonics.
We have received the first number
OF Saturday Night" n typewriter
newspaper, edited and published in
Starr Valley, Elko county, by Misses
May Cassady and Ellie Lawrence.
Tho current number contains five
pages devoted to local news, jokes, etc.
Terms, % cents a copy.
w. j. Plumb, Agent at the Duck
Valley Indian Reservation, gave the
INDEPENDENT n friendly call this
afternoon. having arrived yestF rday
by his own conveyance. lie ia nc.
companicd by two Indian boys who
are on their way to tho Indian School
ut Carson, fopwhich place they will
leave on tomorrow mornings train,
aftor which Mr.. Plumb will return TO
tho Reservation.
The attention Of tho amusement
loving public is directed 70 the an
nouncement Of n Calico Ball, TO DO
given ut Freeman Hall. a pleasant
time is assured TO ull who participate,
and n feature OF the entertainment is
that ladies will be required to dress
in calico, and gcntlcmcn will wear
calico shirts and tics. As this will DO
about tho last ball OF tho season it
will undoubtedly DO we'll attended.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
tho receipt Of n copy OF tho Carrier
Dove, devoted to Spiritualism and
Reform. The Dove is published
monthly in San Francisco at 81 80 n
year. DIR. Louis Schlesinger, who
claims to DO q medium, and who
gathered n few shekels from tho crod.
ulous here q short timo since, is Bust
moss Manager, and Mrs. J. Schlcsingor
is Editor. 1t has for its motto, "Be.
hold! | Bring You Glad Tidings OF
Great joy"