Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
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IBALMAGUNDI.

oarsuSer was S.9in an ounce In
New York ut noon yesterday.
H:B. Loomis, formerly local editor
OF the Virginia Enterprise, gave the
INDEPENDENT Office u pleasant call
this morning.
a jury has been secured in the case
OF Hamilton vs. tho G.. P. II. r. and
the casa is now on trial in the United
Suites Court at Carson.
We were in error yesterday In STINT
ing that Senator Stewart had left for
Washington. The Senator is looking
after his fouceR in tho western part OF
tho State.
II you want your watch. clock or
jowelry repaired at reasonable prices,
by n fret class workman take it to
Sam NeuschwanGer ut Nysis Old
Stand. 4;
There was q Go0-yard running race
at the race track this afternoon bo-
tween Folks Dude and Harry Pol
lard's Ranger for $50 q side. Dude
won e:sily.
Teuchor-How did England lose
control OF the colonies!
Pupil--Well, England wouldn't let
upand after a while she had TO give
up.
\ simple cement for mending glass
and ~oarthenwnre is made o. the white
OF an egg and wuter beaten together
and brought to the consistency OF thin
paste With powdered quicklime. Use
Immediately.
Reno Gdzeite:--Johnsou Sides is
building an elegant abiding place for
himself AMI mahala opposite tho Reno
Reduction works. Johnson ia pro.
sressivo Indian and believes in O CON-
Portable home.
The Inyo Independent says IL
Blaine looks anything like the picture
printed in last weeks Reno Gazette
he had better not risk coming West.
lilo would be hung on suspicion for
most anything.
On the shipment or dried fruit E.a.
this year n writer nj Niles, Alameda
county, says: The railroad company
got threo-ifths (of tho proiits), tho
commission man one.fifth and tho
grower one-Gtth to pay for his years
work"
The Eureka Sentinel says: Tho
Oldest Indian Virgins in these parts
PREDICTS II hard Winter. The pine
nut crop has tecn good and the
ground squirrel is burrowing deep.
Tint settles IL in the urtutored mind.
We pit iii "Injun"- against General
Irish rs a weather prophet.
The many friends OF MIR. and Mrs.
Fl. S. Van Drielen met ut Freeman
Hall last night and extended con
gratulations to the happy couple.
Tine evening Wis Fpont il dancing
and wiehing the bride and groom q
pleasant voyage down the stream OF
time.
In Australia the government owns
the railroads. 1t ouly costs a person
$3.50 TO ride 1000 miles there. Com.
mutation ratios ARC still lower. A
workman can ride to and from his
work, IL distance Of six miles, for two
cents n trip; twelve miles for four
cents; twenty-four miles for o;ght
cents; thirty miles, ten cents. Yearly
tickets, good for thirty mile trips, are
sold for Sl7.A0.--IIIome Sentinel.
The White Pine Neirs says: Geo
Travis is foreman ut tho Martin White
mine ut Ward, where n man named
Schollard was employed, Tho latter
was lato in getting 10 work, and
Travis spoke to him about it. Schol
lard picked up a sharp pick and mad,
for Travis load, but the latter dodgct
nnd the blow struck Travis in the
1eshy part OF the thigh, going clear
though. The wounded man was
taken 10 Taylor. and DIR. Campbell
called " ascertain tho nature OF hi.
injuries. The doctor did not think
any bones were broken, and his great
est fear is that blood poison may en-
sue. SchollarI escaped into Utah."