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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
lFRoA THURSDAYS DAILr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Another storm IL brewing.
Sec notice Of house for rent in an
other column.
f. S. burlington returned from San
francisco, yesterday.
Judge Trout, OF San Francisco,
must 6e proud Of his grand jury.
Regular meeting E!ko Lodge No. 10,
X OF F., at Castle Hall tonight.
The Sheehan Sisters have moved
their millinery store to the Bradley
building.
L: il stated that thore is another
wedding on the tapis. Hope it's 80 cs
it lessens competition.
Nr. il Keyser exhibited IN excel.
lent model OF an election bonth to the
lSoErENpEST force, yesterday.
James Psnrol, OF North Fork, is
spending u few days in town. He
says they have pleuty OF snow up
there.
Jacob Nichols, a prominent Odd
Fellow and a member Of tho last
Legislature, from Storey county, died
in Virginia City last Saturday.
J. 7. McDermott, OF La noille, was
in town yesterday setting 'en up for
the boys. The CAUSE of his hiiaritv
Will be found under the head Of births.
Up. Woolver.on and Z. II. Woolver-
ton, two OF the solid ranchers OF Ruby
Valley. are IN town to-day. Trey
called at the INDEPENDENT office and
reported things quiet in their neigh
borhood.
Our readers and the people gener-
ally should no: forget the Anniver-
cary ball to DO given on the 9th OF
this month by Elko Lodge No. 10, L.
o. o. F. Extensive arrangements are
being made and it promises to be the
most pleasant event OF the season.
She-There's no poetry in u kiss.
It's like a trunk
He-Like a TRUNK?
She YOU a always find Il mnn to
express it; and it's wiser to check it
il you don't want il to 20 too far
Life.
Harry the Preacher called at the
INDEPENDENT Office yesterday and re.
quested Us to State that the Indians
in Elko county are doing nicely and
wish to live in peace with tho whites.
Harry, also, stated that the faudango
just closed was a very good one and
that the Indians nil enjoyed it. He
wants the people to know that he is
doing his best to make his lcop!o be-
have themselves and live il peace
with the whites.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
the PHILOSOPHERS STONE.
Various Descriptions Glvsa - II ~ ~
Old.T1nN AlehaAtaNa

various Descriptions GlvSA - II ~ tk0
Old.11n~ AlehsaAAA
The composition Of thu .~,philoeophar'a
stone" was the prime problem OF med
ieval alchemy, snys the St. Louis Ro-
public. and, although many proctition-
ers OF tho "holy art" declared that they
had discovered the ingrSdienta neces-
u to Its production, nothing 4 now
certainly known In rcCnrd to ths COM
position OF this ''secret Of sscrstG-" BY
way OF explanation It may be we'll to
mention that the 'philosopher'a sScSs"
was n substance which tho ancient
nlchemists thought would ohangs ali
baser metals to pure gold. Legendary
history says hat Noah took the srco
and orianal philosophers stone' win
him IN h arls. and that be banged 1t
upin the center Of the great boat. that all
OF the living creatures gathered theruin
might DO lighted Ly its presence"
From the time tho philosophers, al-
chemists, etc, began to mako their eel
ebratcd experiments there wus q hot
controversy rs to whether the "Atone"
had n corporal or merely an ethereal ex-
i'tcnco Quo adept declared that it
was composed simply of common MGR
curry; another maintained thrt 1t wul
not n stone ut all, but that It was at
one ind the same time mineral, vc.s-
ctable and animal matter, ''quecriy
blended the three togethcr;" 4 third. NOT
to DC outdonc by his brother nlchcrn-
lists, declared TINT the stone was q uin-
cral arc-continual, equal and no@-
cooperating. AS TO the color Of TX.
philosophical matter, there was ti.I
usual diversity Of opinion. Floris, IN
LA Tourhc DIES PHILOSOPHERS" q y that
it was black; to Zcuon It was red: to
Rosinus it was white on the surface and
rcd inside. Others were not wanting t.
declare that it had ''an tho colorS OF
the rainbow, besides several interrnsdi-
ntc colors not yet named" DIR. Brewer,
IN his famous Dictionary OF Phrase and
Fable says: at was, in fact, a red
powder,o umalsam, to drive off the i'm
puritics of the baser metals" This
doctor has the support of Moricnus,
who says It was red and soft to tho
touch; but Raymond LulH declares
that it WIS "harder thnn the Diamond
or sapphire"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
SSIIMiGUSDI

=. Z. Wehbcr, Of White Pine coun-
~, will be n candidate before the
Democratic State convention for dele
gates la the National Convention.
IN diplomacy "iuOdus viveudi''
IA Ens II temporary agreement that
sn.Iii bo,obs.rvcd uutil u now arrange
rent shall have becn inauguratcd.
II either Of TO present trustees OF
tbs school district run for Office in
tins Comfy. the people should tell
trom Ia go To California for votes.
NSmh--s Of the |. o. O. l.. and f..
4 \. NJ, nro requested u meet at
t,.SIr Hall this evening at T:3U y. 4.
b. witness IL trial OF Rochester lamps.
IT," Governor OF Georgia has par
d"m"'! ii ucaru who,Nas sentenced to
hit"cn years III tho p%cnitentiary for
stcaiIr:30 cents. When pardoned lac
bal nrvei TIN years.
Ihr belmont Courier says: II I'm.
=. II. Gr"enhn!gh, Of Smoky Valley.
has son" corn ~ an early variety that
he wOuii ike 10 send To- any aud all
Wishing 10 use same FOR seed. Write
b. him.
itinrk amow lately FOL in the Canton
az HrnoNh. Switzerland "A pheuum.
"'nn which was once thought - pre-
81" til" b!uci plague and other
.'nInili"s. DuL is now known To he
din to II fungus in the snow.
\ prominent Remote informed a
Ir'J"r" repprt.r to-day that It was
Very generally 'Ualieved that General
q. .. Ppvning would DO in the field
~ N"ugrcrs. maRiux u three corner.d
Il int fr the Republican nomination
'iar.inc. P0Ynlng aud N~cwlands.-
lCg-rrn T,"ihHHe.
y wild wona was captured recent.
]! ~ tho ~" Ia near 81. IIedwig,
Texas, whore dhc had D,cu living for
Ia" past Blk years. In all tina, time
81" bal r"vor SLEPT uudor n root, ard
''' 'N' "'H W. wv VI Ic'AlS anu
l.Hv"=. Sine liyel for the most pnrt
"a PECAN NUS. Sho was scut 70 tho
I"stn" ~, IuIn.
Hrater lHdsr: We cannot hammer
II 'Hin th" hrads o' our cJntempo.
r.ros ,La, Lundy Lake and Mono
i'sFrrr" twO widely different bodies
"t "Il"r, eight miles apart. The
t"7.urf - Pur5 water ana full OF fish,
- ia all,tudrof $500 foot; tho Inter
IL IuU IT She strongest u!kali lakes IN
thJ world, continuing nothing but
mInutc worms, nj an altitude OF GOO
frrl. Throw II FAT tish into il md
th"t" would 10 n bar "f soap in nu
h"ar. fc, people talk about "Mono
Lake trout"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
(FRoN. TUESDAYS DMLr.l
sSALMAG

Another snow storm v isitcd this sec
ton last night.
Hi Stoker aud George Grant re-
turned from Hamilton last night.
Mr.. and Mira John Henderson will
DO pleased to 500 all OF their friends
ut the residence OF DR.. j. Henderson
between 8 and 10 O'Clock this evening.
Mr.. a. b. Garden has our thanks
for the WEEKLY INDEPENDENTS AL
vertised for last week. The moral is
il you want anything, advertise for it
in the INDEPENDENT.
State Superintendent Ring came
up from the west last night and
visited tho Elko schnoi today. Mr..
Ring intends to visit all Of the ptinci-
pal schools Of tho county on this trip.
We give up Il good deal OF our
space to day To an address TO the
voters OF Elko county to organize
Silver Leagues. The date Of the
nesting in Eiko will appear hereafter.
We publish to-day n short synopsis
Of the proceedings OF n msetiny of To.
voters Of Lyon county, held ut Day
ton on the 9th q! this month, for the
purpose Of organizing Il Silver League.
Reed it.
The INDEPENDENT ia under obliga-
tons to Hon Geo. Russell Worlds FAIR
Commissioner, for copy OF the official
minutes OF the proceedings OF the
Worlds Fair Commission now in ses-
sion ut Chicago.
An Indian had one OF his feet badly
crushed by getting il under the
wheels OF II passing train this morn
ing. He was taken To the hospital
aud IT will be some time before he
Il take part in another fandango.
National Denlocrut:-Jingo Jim has
o"crshalowed tho little man under
his granddady's hat until %outspoken
rebellion has burst forth, and in the
last reach for twisting the tail OF tho
British lion. Mr.. Assistant Secretary
Wharton is put forth as holding the
tail instead Of the great premier, with
his windwari.cast anchor. Poor
Blaine! Disconsolatc little Ben! ANY
thing for another term"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
Knew His Colonel.

One OF Natures humorists seems to
DO Private John Allen, OF Mississippi.
Recently coming into tho House ut
the close OF a rUll-call several members
shouted out to him 10 vote. Promptly
he stepped forward aud said: "NIr.
Speaker, how did Colonel Moore vote
on tn" question:" The inquiry was
unusual, but tho Speaker informed
him that Colonel Moore had voted
ayo. "Thcn l vote a,c," snii the
joker. al don't Know what tho bill
's, but Moore was my Colonel in tho
Confederate army, and no mover led
mo whore there was any danger, 20
III stick TO him"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
MASS MEETING.

All voters, without regard to polit-
ical preferences, who ARC in favor Of
using their influence 10 forward tho
OF the Free and Unrestricted
Coinage OF Silver, who are opposed to
making gold coin tho only standard
ot values in tn. United States, and
who are moro deeply interested in the
welfare Of the laboring classes in gen
eral and the principal industry of
Nevada III particular than in the sue
cess OF any political party are re-
questad to meet in Mass Convention
at tho Courthouse in Eiko, Nevada.
at 100 p. ". Tuesday, Apri! 10, 1892,
to consider The propriety Of forming a
Silver Cluu in Eiko county.
The object Of this movement is in
nowise intended to interfere with
Stat" or County politics, but to do.
mand n r~eGosa.:.vL of our rights in
the selection OF candidates for Prcsi-
dent Of the United States.
Il. S. Triplett, G. W. Grover,
Webster Patterson J. A. Plummer,
5. NJ. Henley, Gen. H. Meigs,
Frank j. Rockhart John Hibbsts.
G. 4. Gardner, J. S. Gardner,
j.. II. TIber, Nj. Polk,
J.. D. Henderson, E. G. Mcclellan,
Jno. Henderson, ]. NJ. Graham,
Stanley Rigsby, Z. G. Jones,
w. II. Gleason, WIN. Gilland.
a. w. Fuller, II. Chase.
II. j. Jones, Q. w. Hull,
+ +. Bilkey, J. Dewar,
j. l.. Keyser, Ban Craigheni,
S. Neuschwander, Geo. Overmau,
Ihos. Hunter, james Brain,
II. b. Hunter, James Clark,
A. w. Brown, Thos. Cahill,
Geo. EImore, G. W. Litton.
j. Henderson, Z. R,inhart,
a. Rcinhart, j. A. Mcbride.
w. T. Hit, ]. 4. McIptosb.
G. ii, Holland, T.. M. McPhstres.
G.. J. Markewitz, j. l.. Stinson,
Z. Il, Mayer, John Nicholas,
o Il. Green.
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lFRosd FRipAr's DAILr.l
sALMAGUND1.

New pattern hhts just received from
New York at Rosenstock's.
Read the call for the meeting at
the Courthouse Tuesday night, for
the purpose Of organizing a Silver
Leaguc.
The ladies OF the Guild will give a
musicale at the Episcopal church
on Monday evening next. See their
notice elsewhere.
The Griswold Bros. received ut Hal
lock, yesterday, seven thoroughbred
Durham bulls and throe fine stations
shipped FROM Missouri. Littun &
Hunter purchased two VI tho finest
bulls
Bruce Miller shot himself through
the head, causing instant death, on
II 9Th ut the Pamlico mine, near
Hawthorne, Esmeraldn county. 1t
is believed that n woman was the
carse Of the rash act.
Vincent Martin, n tramp IS years
' u age. had his right leg taken OF at
the ankle and half Of his loft foot, by
being run over by the cars at Carlin
yesterday. lie was brought up here
last evening and taken To the hospital
Carson Appcdl:-Len Litchenberg
or, of Gold Hill. "A brother of Mira ne.
good. of this city, has los; his reason,
his physician says through cigarette
smoothing, but the boy was bitten three
fines by a dog recent :, and aa blood
poisoning act in, it was probably part
~ the Il Of his misfortune. Mrs.
Osgood vent to Virginia yesterday
morning. AS she was just out o: bed
from n severe attack Of the grip il was
necessary to take her to tho depot in
a Carriage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
The Silver Pledge.

AS the people OF Nevada are be-
coming stirred up over the SILVER CUES
lion, and are organizing Silver
Leagues throughout the State on the
plan adopted hy the Colorado Silver
men, We give below the pledge adopted
10y the Colorado Silver League, as fol-
lows:
This organization, however, asks
no member to forsakc his party aiHIia-
tions until the forthcoming National
Convention Of his party shall have
neglected or refused to comply with
our request Tor the nomination Of q
Tree coinage candidate for the Presi-
ucncy, on n free coinage platform.
With this end in view We urge tho
most perfect county and precinct or
Ganization. We urge the most faith
fnl and diligcnt attention TO the pri-
marie1, to the end that the county
and State Conventions may not be
controlled by professional politicians.
We urge that the delegations 10 the
National Conventions shall be COM
posed OF the very best men that the
respective parties in our State can
produce always giving duo notice,
however, that no candidate whom
such National Convention shall nomi-
nate shall receive oar support ut the
polls unloss he shall u%nqualitiedly
favor tho JWN reconciliation Of siIrcr,
and shall stand squarely on u free
coindyc PLATFORM"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
Tho Question,

ITO stock or not To stock that is
tho question. Whether IL ia better to
peg along for another year nlonc or by
stocking, get capital TO develop my
mine instantor. by stocking, per
chance, TO loso my little all in endless
litigation, or by missing thin oppor.
tunity, condemn myself to eternal
gru6bing. The orc IL thoro l know,
but just whoreS Aye, there's The rub.
Wo know not what tho future und u
mino may have in storo for us, and
porhnpa Ignorance wero happiness.
These spcculators talk mo fnir and
though brlievc them not, yet mo.
thinks t'wcro better 10 run some risks.
'fis decided! Tho die ia castl Lets
lickcr.-lpueblo Orc & Metal Review.
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The Reception.

Tho reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henderson to their friends
AT evening was u success. Their
numorous friends gathered at tho
residence OF DR.. Henderson and after
extending congratulations TO tho hap
by couple were invited to tho dining
rooms TO cat and drink 10 THOR hourt's
content. Champagne corks popped
lively aud the matrimonial craft was
started on it's voyage with the royal
good will Ui all the assembled guests.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17

"Do yeZ remember the talk about
soigns and supcrstttions the other
%evcnin', Mrs. Flannagan?"
"Oi do. Have yez thricd tho horse
shoe YETI"
"Fnix. an we have, an il wurruked
at wonst. IL hadn't boon up two
hours before it fell on Michael and
broke open his head. Now all he has
to do Ia To lie in b"d an draw 'is
money from tho lodge. Il FIX.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
GFRoM WEDNESDAYS DA1Lr.]
SALSIAGUNDI.

Worlds Fair Commissioner De
Young, Of California. passed west on
No. 4 to-day.
Director Stillnan, OF the Southern
Pacific, went Esst this morning in his
private car.
n. J. Jessen, Of Ruby Valley, give
the INDEPENDENT office a call 10 day
He reports everything quiet in that
valley.
Knox A. Crane, Of South Fork,
came into this otlico to-day! with n
beaming face. and when asked why
be looked 81 happy said Its . girl"
Father-Well, Tommy. how 10 o
think you will like this little fellow
for II brother?
Tommy (Inspecting the new infant
somewhat doubtfully)- Have We got
10 keep him. pupa, or is he only n
sample?
We publish to-day the call OF the
Democratic State Committee for q
State Convention to meet Mt Winnie.
mucca, on the 26;h Of My. for the
purpose OF nominating delegates u
the Chicago convention. y Member OF
Congress- and State officers.
The sold resident" we mentioned
the other day and the editor Of this
paper arc getting mighty lonely. We,
that is, both OF us, wonder why we
are left in the matrimonial scramble
while others not 80 good Seem IN
have no difficulty in getting their
necks into the matrimonial moose.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
tFnoM MONDAYS DAtLr.l
SALSLhGuNDl-

j. r Horny came in from his ranch
to-day
Alex. Wise, Of Winnemucc1, passed
through Elko going east this u,orning.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. u, 4. D. U. W., Mt their Hall to-
night.
We arc gl,d to SEQ Gay Dawlsy on
tho streets again and hope that a long
life is still hetIrs him.
A Lawn tennis court is boing fitted
up on the vacant lots lie the froat OF
the residence Of w. Il. Sulith.
DIR. ]. w. Petty aud A. ". Gobbol.
two OF the prominent citizens OF
Wells, arc i'll to vn this afternoon.
A couple Of imnortci stag hounds
owned ty Colonel Thomas, OF Sutro,
got loose n fey nights ago and deci-
in tied the village ours.
President Harrison said tho other
day he VAS sorry that tho Bland bill
did not pass the House, us he would
Ike tn have n chance to veto it.
The Sentinel publishes n call. signed
by ihrco hundred. voters Of Eureka
county, for "a meeting to be held in
that town TO might, to organize IL
Silver League.
a prominent physician says birth
MARKS" on the face can ue cured 10
most instances 10y pricking iuto the
affected spot cthylate Of soda with
Needles arranged in a cork like "A wire
brush.
Tho editor OF this paper desires to
say To i,s READERS that the words
and their attorney" rs used in the
article OF .Satr rday on the school
question has no reference To either Of
the attorneys of Elko.
We have received the first number
OF the Idaho Herald published at Pc
c~atello, Idaho, by Willie Cullen and
Stanley Taber. The paper is Il nowsy
clean sheet, an | We wish tho . pro.
priotors Success in their venture.
hr. J. Henderson returned from
Salt Lake yesterday where no had
been To meet his son.. DIR. Joseph
Henderson, who has located pcrma.
nently in that city. DIR. lIenderson's
many friends hors wish him SUCCESS
III his new field Of labor.
The funeral OF George VI. Vincan,
yesterday, wns attended by IA large
number 81 citizens. Mr.. j. l.. Keyser
read appropriate passages Of Scripture
and made a feeling address ut the
grave, after which the remains were
laid away to rest until the last great
day.
Blll--Jimmie, what il "domagogic
dynamite:"
Jimmie / don't know, Johnnie in
vented It.
Bill Jimmie. wLat il it used for?
Jimmie-Juhnni. told me that
School Trustees Mere 81 sometimes "pul-
verized'by it.
Tho people OF Winnemucca met
Saturday night aud organized IA silver
club With Hon. Geo $. Nixon, Prcsi.
don't, and Hon. Chas. 4. LaGrnve
Secretary. One hundred aud seventy
onc voters signed n pledge To vote for
no man for President unless he no
unqunlIiicdly IN favor ut free silver
nnd stands On a free silver platform.
IL tho Trustees. OF the E!&S school
district, succeed in convincing tho
people Of this town that the editor OF
this paper has cloven feet End is Il
vcritiblc old Nick, wall it justify Thorn
IN sending to California for teachers
when there are lots Of them in this
county competent To ill the positions?
No expect an answer in tho next issue
Of the Free Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
Warming Up.

We give up tho most Of our spn"e to.
day 10 tho advocates NJ tho silver
party IN their reply to article Of
yesterday. Tho discussion Is a frioud.
ly ono, the object OF tho participants
boing 10 placo tho question OF a third
party fairly bcfore tho people Of this
State and county. Tomorrow VIC
will cndeavor TO answer our critics
with Tho hope that our readers will
DO both Interested and proatsd by the
frioudly controversy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
BORN.

C3ASr:-On South Fork, Elko coun-
ty, Nevada, April s., iS02, TO tho WIFE
OF Knox A. Crane, a daughter.
EAaEH:-On South Fork, Elko coun.
ty, Nevada. April 9, 1892, to the
wife OF NJ. X. Eager, a daughter.
McDERaoTr:-In Lamoille Valley,
Eiko county, Nevada, April s., 1902,
to the vito OF j. Il. McDermott, q
son.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17

We wore Informed on good author.
lty this morning that Congressman
Gartino does not like the way the
Republican papers Of tho State arc
treating him. He claims To DO the
best silver man in Washington and
docs not like tho idea Of being thrown
overheard for an heir OF tho Sburon
"stnt" whose only claim Tor prefer.
once is the amount OF Doodle no can
throw into tho cumpaign II Nevada
must 10 represented i'll Congress by
Republican wo prefer Sartine
~ hois II bona flo resident OF tho
State. Nowlands ~ from all over in
general and no where in particular
MIR. i}nrtinc however should rctncn-
Der that Republican bosses are un.
grateful IL no buodlo il in sight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
MARRIED.

iESDEssoS-HENLEY:-At tho resi-.
dcncc Of MIR. S. NJ. Henley, uncle Of
the bride, in Eiko. Nevada, April H.,
lST2, by tho Rev. W. Il. l.. Tough.
ton, MIR. John Henderson and Miss
Maud Henley. both VI EIko, Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
GOm Eotrl..I. Ostrcichor, Pro.
prirtOr.

ars u V Strcctor, Miss Is Jewell,
NiS. Mabel Strcctcr, j II Hayward,
Lnmpillo; DR. J w P"tty, A w Cob.
bel, VOLS; J Il Henry / wife, Mound;
Nobt Paokiphwn, L y Orr, Dceth; II
II 30, nton, wife & sou, Kansas City;
Ai'S Woilnnd, Woilnnd's; jas Pcnrod.
N"rth Fork; J Wonndorsonl, Phila.
"N,nIiia; Charles Hunks, S r..
"m Mhnnion, Turn, ireland; Alex
Visa, WIpnemucca; W y Clayton 4
w't"' W II Konnody. Mound vnlloy;
~ raussig. NJ Siogel. Frank Bosko.
F'!h." r.; Mtn j II Hamlin, Miss
iiaour, Portland, Mo; w T. Tollcy.
~ u il IN, Sacramento; Mira VIM
Carlo. ~ scnrora, A II Banoga, Az.
."n,, Of, Hlmor Dakin, Ed OIoll, In.
moIlle; II Cozzeus, Carlin; Pat Nc.
D"rmott, john B%r0dorick, Fort
u1IIooli: Is SCOTT, Jas deCoy, J
Nola, South Fork.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
DIED.

LrssAK:-In Now York, April IL. 1892,
a. q. W. Lissak, formerly OF C'arlin,
Nevada. aged 81 years.
VrScES:-1n Elko, April I, 1892, Geo.
NJ Vincon, q native OF T'oxus, aged
~ years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot iIpiCi--CInrt e Green, PRO-
prictOrH.

\ W Gobbe', Wclls; w T. Connor.
Star Valley: j y Robertson, Lnno;lic
o. ri5 RINK, Carson City; a Kenn, "
= Wood, NJ J Rushn, S T.; II SWEET.
Iu'd. South Fork; Goo Spencer, Hunt.
in:t0u;Jnhr Scob,o, Ruby Valley.
j NJ Johnson. California; A Robcr-
non. Cleo 4 Hamilton, Der! Wines,
Inmnillo; Chas Glider, Nevada; J J
Wright, Ruby; Wm INFLOW, w II
t'mpbcil, Salt Lnke; Gco r Porter,
Wm smiley, DCctb; O ! WITT.
s +.
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School ItcuOrt.

Following il II report Of tho Smith
Creek school Tor tho month onding
Aprii B, 1872:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
HtAtc Land OmNn.

Since tho Inst report sir applica.
tions 10 purchase State land wore
flcd. embracing l,l5i.57 aoros.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17
School %lLcuort.

Following is Il report OF the Butte
school FOR tho month onding AprIl
6, 1897: