Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-13
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
(TRoa SATUEnAI's DArLr.l
SALMAGUNDI

t,"n 10. day.
los ~Iicpncn, the solid rancher of
I.casant Valley, camo in to-day.
John A,nlcy, and F.. j. Jones, OF
II~asant Valley, nre in town to-day.
:. T.. Tiurris camo in from Hunting.
ton Valley yesterday and remained
".~r Kill to day.
Gnbc lIoekins and family have left
#iun"muccn for Oakland. CAL, wnero
th"y will reside in the future.
,i:s5 E!..Gc r:;setL leaves to-day for
hlDund Valley To take charge OF tho
..n9i! ia tho Curville district.
Tho y. i. Telegram OF Aug 10,
coached this office from the wet this
u.ar'iuS. II must have gone around
tu" Horn.
hp7oal:-Peoplc who expect to
hlyc noticcs chronicled in this sheet
;. ] 'hvc To 1snd in some ducks. No
c'"Es. no notice.
'arson Nrws:--The hills in the
,..a''rn pact ~ Carson for about n
al,." distant, was the sccnc Of n largo
"T'st iiFo yesterday.
- -. Ella Crossop, Of Star Valley,
"."l ont - Huntington Valley yes.
'...tsy - resume her duties az teach.
,u tho Torch iii strict.
Win D'cS Brown take the Carson
lH.a' with him to Eenoy We ask the
n'" ton G'clus, be made such n
sa.rEd.d c%u,te-, you know. e
.gh.c:Ib? for tho Elko ISpErEs-
H-.r II you want tho ! II has
".H-' than double the irclia,ion Of
"thcr EGper in tho county.
n.' 1SpErESDESr force rushed the
to-day Tor copy ~ rs TO 90 on n
i. .t.E trip. The market will he
l;..-.sa %Iih trout when they return.
Iar'"n IrIbIne: - fundamentally
lanaa>d young mrn should come To
o. IS. We havn twenty-five wid.
""a Tho owa property worth $1,000
ne r..prc.
ID l"DETE%DEaT would suggest
T.. .ro school trustees hat the va
r.,at otS IN from: ot tho school house
Hr ,,.' olcd Of for u play ground for
',' .ary"r buys.
100 latest fad among women who
'.., taiE uGrcut denl il the auto
r'0,.i tibIo spread, upon which each
n''v.. is invited 10 write his name
""'H Ib.ne pencil. The outlines aro
o ward embrO;d arCd.
iaero viii b. n big milo and repeat
."' ~ tho raco track Tomorrow be.
'.S.m tao and 3o'Clcck p. ~, betwoen
'''a.,2y Hollands pinto and Charley
H'''abcTE's Gray Dick, for n PURGE OF
20 i!,Uy expect to break the record.
4 -.~---.-- a.
1Imuud Gurkc md Ills Horse.
J4 The dnc.iuc OF Mr.. Durke's life,
".ru he WIN living on his farm ut
i~,',""ns'iiid, tn. fu,nOr wont up 10
b 90 lon that ho had gono mad. A
g.. '4d. II I,dn OF Influence and rank,
h.''9Hod Ia Is ac1nsilcid Ia learn the
tra.h. From Mrs. Bs5ko'he received
i.l' pIL.cLic explanations:
Air. l;uti;ss only child, a. beloved
son, had, long Oofure, died, leaving u
liroG ito old horso, which was kept in
the park. Mr.. Burke. IN bis morning
"'iEt, wJnid nitcn GtOp and caross
"a" tavpfi'n animal. On oue occasion
h" ..r.eiy4d tho horse at q distance,
Nui noticed, Ia turn, TINT hs wua
U"'lJ.nr oil ny tho horde, Tho animal
dCcw no uor and hearcr to Mr.. Burke,
r,'ppod, oyGd him with u pleading
Io3i Of ro:o4ni'ion, which said ns
plainly az wurde could huve suid, III
l,yu io2t him, tOo;' aud then the
poor dumb lcuSt deliberately laid his
bead on Mr.. BurkU's bosom. Struck
uID"rd by tho r~cGoilsrtioDs Of his BOD,
u'uIH hclnnd 10y tho Tenderness OF
Size animal Expressed in tho nute
o''Ihcncc Of holy n,tutu's universal
~IntGuhg", tho il!ugttious statesman
Tor , moment lost nj. hol..possession,
Hnd c'nspiGg his arms around the
mock ri his sons ~iov0rito animal,
iit'd up in pitc0ua griof that voice
"h.ih Uad tilted tho arches Of West
min'tcr iia'i with tho hobltst Btrains
t01i ovcr echoed within theiu.-
lNoldoa Ddye. " RI.