Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-08
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Constable JuEies Natter, OF Tusca-
rora. is Speeding a few days at the
county seat.
j. D. Abel came in yesterday from
his ranch near Fort Halleck. and will
remain in town until tomorrow.
The petritied remains OF a giant have
been found in the Bad Lands, Choteau
county, Montana. One leg is said to
be eight feet long and u rib measured
two and a half feet
We learn that quito a number OF
OF the residents OF Pleasant Valley
arc on the sick list, including A.
Wines and several members OF his
family, and some Of Geo. W. Taylor's
children.
George Grant cnmo in from Pleas
ant Valley this morning, bringing
the news that Mrs Geo. w. Taylor is
very low and no hopes are entertained
OF her recovery. Her sister, Mrs. G.
W. Grover, went out today TO attond
at her bedside. y
Virginia Chronicle:-The Legisla-
ture adjourned :he other day Out Of
respect to General Sherman and
Admiral Porter.A What a blessing il
would DO il it would adjourn sine die
out Of respect to the people OF the
State.
Tho attention OF those who desire
to celebrate the "l7th OF Ireland"
is called to the advertisement OF tho
st. Pdtrlck's ball to DO given at Free
man Hall on the anniversary OF the
Patron Saint OF the Emerald Isle. A
plelsan. time il assured to all partici-
pate.
Owing to stress OF weather Mr.. +.
De Young postponed his trip to Tus.
carora and may still DO found ut the
Depot Hotel with n suppl. OF Electric
Appliances. II the weather permits
MIR. De Young proposes To leave in tho
morning, but will return here some
time in May.
A press dispatch from Carson says
a bill will DO introduced in the Leg
islature licensing bare knukle fights
in Nevada. 1t is tho intention to bring
heavy weights here. Tho license will
DO $500. Tho bill will have consid.
cradle strength in both Houses.
Austin MISUNDERSTANDING Fitz-
gerald, SO vol and favorably known
in Nevada, aud tho invincible Dem
ocrat, is Il brother OF the cello
b5atsd Methodist orator and editor Of
tho South, and at present one Of the
Bishops Of tho NJ. L. Church, South.
Tho decline in s;ivcr is beginning to
be felt in the vicinity OF Battle Noun
tain. Tho Central Nevadau says:
ANDY Mellander has resolved to close
his gaionu minoif tho price remains at
the present figures Andy will also 10
u Farmers Alliance man il the Demo.
Gratis in 1892 nominate Cleveland"
Tho attention OF those suffering
from disease is directed 10 tho adver-
tisemont OF L. Do Young which ap.
pears elsewhere in this issue. The
application Of electricity in tho cure
OF disease is no longer an experiment,
and our readers who arc afflicted arc
recommended TO give tho electric
appliances cold by Mr.. Do Young q
trial.
Virginia Chronicle:-The President
told tho Sioux delegation that they
must not expect that they and their
children will always be fel by the
Government OF the United States
without working themselves. Ho
might address this patornal advice TO
others than Indians.
Thanks to Senator Sproule for n
copy Of tho "Laws OF the Stato OF
Nevada, pissed Mt tho 10Th session OF
tho Legislature, 1901" Among tho
twolvo Acts which have become laws
IL the following, approved Fob. 10;
mo regular session OF tho Logisla.
ture Of the State Of Nevada shall e1.
Good forty days. This Act shall take
etfoct from and aiter tho 2nd day OF
April, 1891"
Thanks to Mr.. Mcclellan for n COPY
OF Assembly Bill No. SO, introduced
by that gentleman February %, n
titled AN Act To- provide for tho Or
ganization and Government Of Irriga-
ton and Water Storage Districts, and
10 Provide for the Acquisition Of
Water aud othor Property, and for
the Distribution Of Water Thorohy
for Irrigation Purposes. Tho bill Ia n
longth one, comprising 81 sections
and occupying twenty .soven pngcs Of
printed matter.
Il. w. st. Clair, who wont 70 Cali.
fornia somo time sinco iu tho hope
that n change Of climate would bring
relief from dropay, tho disoaso from
which Ito was suffering, passed
through lust night on his return
homo. l1e was IN charge Of George
Porter. who wont with and attended
him during his stay below. Mr.. ST.
Clair found no roliei from his trip
and his case Ia considered hopeless,
hence ho cume home 10 await tho
inevitable result.
Tho Entgrfainmont